The Newtown bee., 1906-10-19
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
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ALL THE NEWS.

Mrs Gavin and Miss Gavin of New York have been stopping at Mrs An drew Irwin's for several weeks.
 James McConaghie is quite i'll. A few weeks ago he f<actured the collar bone and thinking it only a bruise he kept about, but is now seriously i'll. He is attended by both doctors, Marcy and Pendleton.
 Mrs Clara Pond of New Haven is visiting her sister, Mrs Randall, and her daughter, Mrs Robert Hollister, for two weeks.
 Albert Hunniwell and his sister, Miss Mildred Hunniwell, also Miss Sarah Hoadley of New Haven, were guests over Sunday at Elnathan Mitchell's.
 MT and Mrs Carleton E. Hoadley and Master Carleton of New Haven were guests over Sunday at the Titus homestead.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Wetterau have gone to Syracuse, N. Y., to visit at MT Wetterau's home for 10 days.
 The Monday club held an interest ing meeting, this week, at the parson- age. Mrs Carter's mother, Mrs Ster- ling, of Bridgeport, delightfully."- enter tained the club with a paper on her travels through Palestine.
 Elnathan Mitchell passed Tuesday and Wednesday in Bridgeport.
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Ethel Miskimmin to Sherman Newton Clark, at the residence of her father, James Miskimmin, 136 Ninety second street, Brooklyn, N. Y., on the 23d of October.
 Wykeham Rise opened, last week, with full complement of students Miss Davies has rented Association hall, the stage and platform taken out, for basket ball gymnasium. uc ululSUClo Ol 1lIOuuSAu O. A. will meet with the Rev R. B. Carter on Tuesday, October g. Mrs M. s. Woodruff and Miss Ruby Shumway, teacher of the Center school, drove to Morris, last Saturday, to visit Mrs Troup, nee English, be- fore she leaves that place, her hus- band having sold out.
 MT and Mrs Walter A. Newton have gone into Mrs Mitchell's apartments on the north end of her large dwelling house.
 The foundations for a commodious female seminary building are being laid on the northern slope of Bell hill, about mile from the Green. R. s. Barnes pays the freight.
 Miss K ate Freeman Clark, the art ist who has been boarding at Fern brook farm, has returned to New York.
 Miss Olive Mitchell is entertaining two young ladies from the city.
 Mrs Will Church entertained the Monday club, this week; good attend ance and an interesting program were the order of the day.
 Parties from New Britain have pur- chased apples from Elnathan Mitchell and other farmers in the east end of the town. They expect to send two carloads from Washington Depot and one from Romford to the city.
 Mrs George Hurlburt, nee Jennie Campion, has gone to New Haven hos pital, ill with typhoid fever.
 Miss Mabel Whitehead has gone to boarding school at Hilton, N. H.
 Hugh Smith of Waterbury has been in town visiting friends for few days
 MT and Mrs Wallace of Norwalk were in town over Sunday.
 Postmaster s. Ford Seeley has been quite ill for a week or more.
 The severe weather, last week, the thermometer registering 25o, was sur prise for the farmers who had not fin- ished gathering in the harvest. Such heavy frost on the brilliant autumn foliage was an unusual sight.
 Dr Perry, who has been i'll at his summer residence, is riding out again.
 Rev Theodore Peck attended the archdeaconry meeting at Bethlehem on Monday.
 Mrs William Church gave a tea on Saturday afternoon for Mrs Jay Cape and Mrs L. Theodore Wallis. Assist ing Mrs Church were Mrs Joseph Wet terau and Miss Mary Church who