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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-01
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
Attending Delegates Return-Mueh
Church Business Attended TO.

Church Business Attended TO.
Rev ~. II. Watson pastor of the
Broadway Methodist church, W :
Wolyorton and y N. Moore. trustees
OF the church. have returned from
Mauus,ille. whore they have been at.
tending tho annual meeting of the
district conference, which met n q
three days session beginuing last
Thursday These gentlemen went az
delegates from the church here.
There were also several other dele.
gates in att ndancc from here. but
they will not return until Monday
The returning DELEGATES rcpou very
interesting session of the conference
and say that much business of import.
auoc 20 The churches In this district
was transacted There we're about
sixty delegates from different places
b. attendance. The delegates say
they wor, well entertained by the pco
pic Of Manusyillc. The ncNt place oi
meeting for the conference will be-
decided upou later
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WANTED, A NAME.
s25.oo. Reward win Be pald.

#e@tNNH fNNHNHth NNNNN bF aNl
To the lady suggesting the best
name for the New Subdivision. that ls
soon to be- placed ON the market b.,
= - McElroy. Morris Sass It al. and
with view to assisting with the sc.
lection Of the best narc possible Tor
thi New Subdivision. ", aipmt th.
following data. tpl the con 'sration
oi trp ladies that ma see ht % .us
got a name.
Lo,5u0n.
On the Southwest Quarter tho con
coded most desirable residence quar-
ter of ArdmorD Extends from Nc
Iish Avenue ou the East 10 the CITY
limits Oh the West. aud from Nc
l.lsh Avenue on the North. to th,
Mcllsh Homestead on the South
Size Of Subdivision.
win contain 80 acres cut up into
lg7 lots. 80 feet front by i50 feet
deep, with alleys 20 feet wide and
streets 20 feet wide. will be- 3ia blocks
wide aud about blocks long Al
within walking distance of the bust
ness center Of Ardmore.
Elevation.
Most all lots in this Now Sibdiyis
ion viii be- elevated and from which
a commanding view Of the city may
be obtained.
Prices.
Lots In this Subdivision viii b
sold az such prices as will admit oI
every buyer doubling their none,
within one wear.
Demand.
Four blocks In this New Subdlus.ua
have already been spoken for D.,
prominent citizens OF Ardmorc. which
would tend To indicate that every lot
can aud will bc sold within SIS
months
+. B. McELRON.
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Rev. Watson to Guthrie.

Rev II. II. Watson. OF the Methodist
church will leave In the morning for
Guthrie where he has been called To
preach at the Epworth Chautauqua
which Is In session for ten days there
Rev Watson will preach two sermons
while away from the city. He goes "a
Guthrie at the invitation OF the people
OF that city, who are holding n chau.
tauqua. Some of the foremost speak.
ers OF the Union will be in attendance
and speak before the chautauqua.
|, Is quite an honor that Rev. Wat.
son should be invited TO address the
meeting. Several Of the speakers who
have been speaking at the chautauqua
here for the past week will also be
at Guthrie.
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OATS BEING MARKETED.

A Number Of Wagon Loads Came IN
Yesterday--oood Price.
Several wagon loads of oats were
marketed Ia the city yesterday. which
are practically the first In any lreaf
amount which have been marketed so
far this season from the locai neigh
borhood. The oats are OF an sspcciRl
brightness and are considered rfsosl
grain by grain dealers The cniire
lot was sold to private feeders. as the
price was too high for the grain deal
ers 10 handle them The oats retnif-
ed at thirty cents per bushel. Tbey
are of as good quality as those grosn
anywhere but contained a number al
small grains which qused them 90
weigh lighter than the grain shIT4sed
here and handled by grain dcaieIs
The price is good one and enables
the farmers TO raise more grain and
less cotton.
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STEWART CASE CONTINUED.
viii Come Up Again On the 5th ef
July-Testimony Practically All IN.

July-Testimory Practically All IN.
The preliminary hearing cf Cal aud
Hen stewart. charged with the uur-
der OF Dr Samuel 4. Graham at Hold
cr ON the sixth Of June. which has 90
cupied the past three days In the curu-
missioncrs court was continued Sat
urday afternoon until July 5th. az
which time DO will again be- taken
.up and the remaining testimony iu
the case taken Court was adjourned
and the ease continued ON account 81
Judge y y Robnct' having tu %
10 Marietta TO hold commissioners
court Monday. that day being The
regular court day Out Of the forty
Eve witnesses summoned. about twcu-
ty. eight have been examined, the 9th
crs will probably not be- used IN the
case The defense has several viz
ncsses TO take the stand, amnuE
whom were j A. Stalling. who had
been summoned by the government.
Allison Keller. Ike Lemon. and man
named Ballarn The case, II Is thought.
can be finished and the evidence all
heard In one days time after Il Is
brought up on the 5th.
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MERRY TALLV.Ho PARTY.
Take Initial Trip in Tslly.Ho over IN,
City-Joily Party.

S'NN ~N''y afNts
4 jolly party initiated the new tally.
no. which has .ist boen purchased by
Oscar Wilkersm IN. atc yesterday aftc,
noon with lido over tho city TNc
drive lasted for ahplt an hour ml
the principal streets u he city. 10th
business and residence. were visited
The party also drove to tIargrovc
Heights and 10 the Fair groGncs.
They presented q picturesque scene
as they drove over the city. with the
buple blowing and the jolly crowd at
their best. They created considerable
attraction In the drive, as a tally.ho
is novelty In Ardmore. The new
attraction has met with considerable
encouragement by the citizens of the
town. \ party Of young people have
made preparations to go to the lake
Monday evening in the tallyho
Those who were among the party
yesterday afternoon included Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Byrne. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T..
Guillot. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Dean.
Nj and Mrs. sidney Suggs, Elwood
wolverton. VIII Whiteman. II l.. San
ders. Orrin Redheld as buglor. and
oscar wilkerson. 10 whom the tally
no belongs. drove the four handsome
black horses which drew the party.
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District Court.

District court was held a short
while Saturday morning. Quite a
deal OF business, such as orders, mo-
lions for new trials, were heard and
disposed Of,
I'm the divorce case of Mary Fleming
VS.. Charles Floming a decree OF di.
vorce was granted.
The suit Of Haynes q Wheeler VS.
Frisco Railway, consumed the great
or portion of the time, Il is a salt
for damages and was argued before
the court. Court will be IN session
again Monday morning
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Notice 70 Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received a. ny
office in the Noble building until :
o'clock p. m. Wednesday, July 4. 1906.
for the erection and completion OF an
additional story on the J r. Penninss-
ton brick building now occupied hy
the Wonder Store. Plans a.d speCi-
fications can be seen at my Office
1.2 j. b. WHITE. Architect.
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charaed with Larceny.

Taylor Presley was brought 20 town
Friday evening by Deputy Hayens.
from Dmwood. Presley Is charged
with larceny II is alleged that he
stole COW and yearling from his
mother.in.law, who also lives near
Durwood, selling them to man
named Cox. This, It Is alleged, oc-
CURED on the 18th Of last February.
And that Immediately after the occur
renee, he left the country going back
to his old home In Alabama. lie re-
turned here several days ago and as
the warrant was stlll standing for
his arrest. Deputy Hayens served H..
Presley was bound over for his pre-
limlnary hearing on the 7th, He gave
bond in the sum Of $500 and was re-
leased,
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Practical Timers and Plumbers

J. NJ. shelton left Friday afternoon.
for Dallas. Teas on business In cOn-
nection with the automatic Store Co
Of this city. Mr.. shelton had shipped
on the same train he went on. one ar
the automatic stores. which he VIII
exhibit in Dallas. II is the intention
OF the Automatic Store company 80
establish these stores in Texas. ana
Mr.. Shelton goes to Dallas with that
end in view.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-01
Notice 70 Republicans.

The Lincoln Republican Club az
Ardmore will meet on its next regular
meeting night. Tuesday. July 3rd AZ
s o'clock at the court house.
r. A. HOWARD. Pies
G. l. KELLER, Sec.
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The Medical Society Of the 2eth
Recording District will meet at agri-
eta July 3. Dr. Martin Is president
and Or. Batson secretary. Both 81
these gentlemen live in Marietta
where each session OF the association
Is held
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-01
SANTA FE PUMP STATION.
Destroyed by Fire Yesterday Morn.
ing-Loss About $500.

The Santa Re pumping station,
about a mile north Of the city at the
railroad lake, was completely destroy
ed by fire yesterday about noon. The
blaze was caused by the smoke stack
Of the engine getting too hot. which
caught the iue Of the house. The
engineer had gone to dinner when
the FIRE started. and the building had
almost completely burned down be-
fore the flames were seen by any one.
When the fire was discovered II was
too late to save the building. The ma
chinery which was in the station was
partly saved and II is thought that
the pump will be in operation by
Monday morning. The loss reached
about five hundred dollars 1t Is
thought there Is sufficient water In
the tank in the. city 10 supply the
engines until the pump can be start
ed.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Services will be held today at I'M
church. Sunday school at 9:i5 a. m.
Morning services at IL a. m There
will be no night service, as we will
join with the ChautauquT inllstening
TO DR.. Piner's illustrated lecture at
the Rink. Meeting Of session az l0:5J
a. m. Ordination of deacons at the
morning service. A cordial welcome
awaits you.
CHAS. c. WEITH, Pastor
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il. KELLER. Pastor
Broadway MethodIst Church.

Rev Sam Steel. who addressed the
audience at the Chaltauqua last even
ing, will preach at the Broadway
Methodist Church this morning at 10
o'clock. All are invited 20 atend and
listen to this distinguished speaker.
II. II. WATSON, Pastor
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Catholic church.

Mass services viii d. held az ihe
Catholic chapel this morning az 9
o'clock All are ilyited TO atteld these
reryicos.
JAMES J. WALLRAPP Pasto'
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COW FEED

50 bushels cotton seed for sale real
cheap If sold Monday, July 2nd CAN
at my fruit and feed store
T.. II. PUGH,
.l-2 krdmore. l. T.
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Notice.

on and after July 10. 1906, the dent
lists of the Ardmore Dental Society
will positively refuse TO do any dental
work for those who have refused to
pay their dental bills. A list Of those
persons will be furnished every den
tist in the city. 1
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Indian Ball.

\ big game Of Indian ball has boen
arranged for the morning Of the
Fourth of July at the Fair Assodia.
tion grounds The Indians have not
played this summer nj tley Hc
enthusiastic over the approaching
game.
Houston Bull, who Is a nephew 10
Sitting Bull and who can run as fast
as an ordinary pony, It is "a | = ar.
ranging the game.
The attractions in the afternoon
will consist Of free for all pacing. trot
ting, running and automobile races
We are selling water hose at .pe.
cial prices.
WEEKS BROS.
I Practical Timers and Plumbers.
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The management of this paper en-.
dorses w. J. Bryan for president OF
the United States X. 4. Williams of
Durant, for governor and Henry NJ.
Furman of Ada, as senator Of the new
state Of oklahoma Kingston Messeu.
ger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-01
Episcopal Church.

There will be divine service at ST.
Philips church tomorrow Preaching
at II a. m. and s:l5 y. m. Sunday
School at 9:45 a. IN.
F. a. JUNY. Rector.
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We have the old blacksmith. C. W.
Meeks, employed now and can accom-.
modato you in any line of work Old
Ardmorc Sash a. Door Factory.
HARRIS A. AUSTIN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-01

See our ice cream free1ers NhSh
are selling az a big discount
WEEKS BROS
Practical Timers and Plumhs-s
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The city Fish Market will move on
or before Sept TO Lynn's old stand
lin
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,!c viii Not

Extend Won fourther credit after Jnis
ist, II you fail to pay your past due
account.
21lO W. KENDALL a co,
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And Ladies Furnishings
HALF PRICE
CLEARING SALE.
..L0WENSTEIN'S..

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THE CHURCHES. =
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Eirst Rantlst chnrch

Preaching morning and 9yening ~
the pastor. Sunday school at 10
o'clock. -. Y. p. L.. at 2:3O D. m.
Business meeting st y. m. You are
invited To att nd some y ~! 81 these
services.
IL. KELLER. Pastor
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Hires root beer. the ideal summer
beverage. at c. v Segale's.
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Get your barbed wire from Bivens
Corhn 4 Frensley.
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See VIM. Dcvcny for blncksmithin 2,
shuoiug and carriage repair work i2O
Egs Broadway.
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We lead. others try to initiate.
q. V. SEGAIiE.
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wnMKs BROS.

The Waldorf refrigerator is best ny
test Special prices.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs ". j. Boone
son.
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We are selling water hose at spe-
cial prices.
WEEKS BROS
/ Plac'icel Timers and Plumhe's.
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Practical Timers and Plumber
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IS, $40 and szo ooupop ncos' al
'his ur1ce
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The Waldorf refrigerator IS best hy
test Special prices.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

Louis J. Olds of Pittsfield, Mass, is enjoying short visit with his parents on Greenfield Hill. William Smith, who has been mak- ing a protracted stay with his grand father, c. R. Nichols, in Deertield, re- turned to his hdtme in Derby, Monday. Miss Minnie Perry left for San Diego, Cal, Monday, to resume her school duties in that city. Mrs Kittie M. Holston returned to her duties at the Danbury College of Elocution, Monday, after an extended visit with friends in Greenfield and the Park City.
 The public schools throughout the town opened, Tuesday, for the fall term.
 pr Martin V. Durham has sold the farm, which he acquired from the late Eunice Wilson four years ago, to AlOn- 20 F. Acker of Plattsville, who it is said will repair and personally occupy the dwelling house on the premises.
 Mrs William B. Hill of Bedding has been late visitor at her former home in this place.
 w. Fl. Banks, the we'll known local fire insurance agent, is out with a horse and a fine new carriage, bought of parties in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Fletcher, the aged Greenfield lady who dislocated her hip several days ago, is rapidly improving.
 w. H. Wilson has sold his pair of working oxen to George Miller of Plattsville, and bought large, hand some pair of George Sherwood of Wes- ton.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07
THE BREATH OF LIFE.

It'sa significant fact that the strong est animal of it's size, the gorilla, also has the largest lungs. Powerful lungs means powerful creatures. How to keep the breathing organs right should be mans chiefest study. Like thou sands of others, Mrs Ora A. Stephens, of Port Williams, O., has learned how to do this. She writes: "Three bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery stopped my cough of two years and cured me of what my friends thought consumption. O, it's grand for throat and lung trou- bles." Guaranteed by R. Fl. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; W. N. No. ble, New Milford; E. J. Buckingham, ! Huntington; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. w. Hurlburt & Co.,, Rox- bury; J. M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge; Connery Bros., Georgetown; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Honan & Soule, Gaylordsville; Smith Bros, Cornwall Bridge, Edwin H. Beardsley, New Preston, George E. Brink, Falls Village; E. s. Fairchild & Son, Nichols. druggists. Price soc and $1. Trial bottle free.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTH BRITAIN.

HORSE AND WAGON GO DOWN EMBANK-
 Mrs James Fleming, while driving with two lady friends recently, met an automobile at the point of the mountain above Bennett's Bridge. Becoming frightened, the horse back ed through the fence and off the steep embankment down to the river. They shaking up. It seems a miracle that they were not more seriously injured. The buggy was badly wrecked.
 John SquireS spent Sunday with his daughter in Hartford.
 Mrs Bfetzel had very pleasant sur prise, last Saturday, in the shape of a visit from her three brothers, Henry, Albert and William Jacob of Pitts field, Mass. They were accompanied by their families and remained over Sunday.
 Mrs Dwight Hubbell and sister, Miss Belle Hudson, have gone on a pleasure trip to the White Mountains
 A. Scoville has moved his steam mill onto the land of G. B. Russell.
 It is with much regret that the pa trons and pupils of our village school learn that Miss Gertrude U. Boards ley, who has taught here for number of years, left on September for Scot land, where she has accepted a much grammar grade of the public school there.
 Mrs Stephen Baker of New York City spent Sunday in this place at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs D. M. Mitchell.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
A MILLION AND A QUARTER.

The attendance at the Danbury Fair for the past twenty-five years to- tals million, two hundred and fifty thousand, an average of fifty thousand a year. This great exhibition gains in popularity and extent each year, and the show of 1906 will easily eclipse all it's predecessors in immensity and number of exhibits. From the time the gates are opened, Tuesday, Octo- Der }, until dusk, Saturday, October 6, there will be life and animation on the grounds every minute of daylight. The diving horses, the three hundred tents and booths that line the Mid way, the mammoth grand stand, the big agricultural tent, the horseshoe shaped exhibition building, the bench show, the poultry building, the blood ed stock barns, the machinery en- closures, and the hundreds of attrac- tions scattered all over the extensive grounds, will be filled with sightseers. There is never a dull second at the Danbury fair.
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STEVENSON.
MAD DOG EXCITEMENT.


 The mad dog excitement still con- tinues here. L. Goulett's bird dog acted strangely and was secured to prevent it's doing any damage. It soon became violent with hydrophobia and had to be killed. Another strange dog that appeared to be mad was killed recently by Albert Lum. This makes the third dog seen near Zoar Bridge within a short time.
 MT and Mrs F. J. French and little daughter have been spending nearly week at the shore.
 School commenced in Half Way River district, Tuesday, with Miss Bibbins of Easton as teacher.
 Miss Rose Dillon is visiting her sis ter in Derby.
 MT and Mrs Howard Stevens and two children of Orange and Harvey Warner of Bridgeport were recent vis- itors at c. E, Bradleys.
 MT and Mrs Edward Curtiss and baby of Ansonia have been with their aunt, Mrs l.. B. Bradley, for short visit.
 Miss E. s. Stephens and Miss Hazel Goulett have been visiting in New York State.
 MT and Mrs Frank D. Jordan were Sunday guests of his parents, MT and Mrs William Jordan.
 Born, Sunday, daughter to MT and Mrs James Clark.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

A concert by the walters at the Newtown Inn, was given, Monday night, in the assembly hall at the Inn, under the direction of the capable and genial John w. Ray. The program was given with spirit and the applause was hearty. Those who participated were John w. Ray, w. R. Baptist, Arthur Ray. Samuel Hampton, Ryder R. Ray and Charles Brown. Vocal solos, singing by quartet, dancing and cake walk completed the pro- gram. A generous collection was talk at the close of the program and pre- sented to the performers.
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is at A. c. Titus.

is at A. c. Titus.
 Mrs Leslie. Randall went to Bridge port, last Saturday.
 Miss Fannie Gibson has been to Litchfeld visiting at Dr Reck's.
 The carpenter shop of W. w. Will son has been moved from the Metho- dist church to his handsome new building on the land of Mrs E.. G. Clark. The church will be finely fit ted up for the High school which com mences, September 12, with Burr Hol- lister and Miss Helen Seeley as teach CTS.
 Clifford c. Woodruff went on Satur- day to his uncle'S, Clarence LOgan'S, in Stamford, to attend the great naval review.
 c. T. Woodruff finished hanging his fine tobacco crop, one and One-half acres. last week Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs William T. Seabury ex- pect to start for Baltimore, Md, next Monday, for their winters stay.
 MT and Mrs Charles Gibson are at the shore for few days.
 0. B. Gold, who was injured by fall ing from his horse, is doing well.
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WESTON.
NEWS AS THE BEES SCRIBE FINDS I.

NEWS AS TH BEES SCRIBE FINDS IT.
 Miss Mohler of New York has spent several days with her uncle and aunt, MT and Mrs Horace Hurlbutt.
 Nathan Perry has been quite i'll with rheumatism.
 Miss Ruth Treadwell has returned from visit in Bethel.
 s. B. Fancher and family have re- turned from a weeks outing at Compo Beach.
 Miss Frederick Faulhaber is spend ing this week in New York.
 Mrs Lester Fanton has returned home, after visit with Mrs " God frey.
 Mrs Nelson Crossman is visiting in Cannon.
 Miss Grace Platt has returned to New Haven, after visit with her grandfather, F. B. Nichols.
 Miss Gladys Flewellyn was taken to New York hospital, last week, to be treated for hip disease.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Nichols and son of New York were over Sunday guests at the residence of L. M. Gould.
 Miss Lillie Heine has returned to New York, after spending the sum- mer with her cousins, the Misses Faulhaber. Master Irving Fearn has returned from visit in Wallingford.: Mrs Benjamin Beers of Medway, Mass, has been a guest at the resi- dence of J. M. Beers.
 Miss Sara Donnelly and sister, Mar. garet, have returned to New York Miss Margaret has been suffering with an attack of asthma. l MT and Mrs James Robertson ant son, Lester, have returned to New York, after visit with their daugh ter, Mrs J. L. Shively, at the Congre gational parsonage.