The Newtown bee., 1907-01-04
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
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Miss Rose Bloomfield of New Britain has been spending week at the home of her brother, Rev Stanley F. Blom- field.
 William Pond has returned to Phil adelphia, after spending few days at B. U. Pond, at the Stiles House.
 MT Forte of South Britain and Rev s. F. B.omfield, pastor of the First church exchanged pu1pits, Sunday morning; also Rev G. D. Dusinberre, pastor of the Methodist church, and Rev l.. R: Wyckoff, pastor of the North church.
 Mrs William Wilgus and son, Har- old, are spending week at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs Horace Miner.
 Miss Alice Cotter of Ansonia is the guest of Miss Olivia H. Curtis for a few weeks.
 Miss Sara Linsley is spending few weeks in New York at the home of DT and Mrs Oatman, to attend the com ing out party of their daughter, Miss Margery Oatman.
 Miss Edith K. Stiles has returned to Yonkers, N. Y, after spending the holidays at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs Gidney A, Stiles. Her brother, Clarence G. Stiles, accom- panied her for short visit.
 The eighth annual ball was held in the Town hall, New Years night. Music was furnished by Clark's or chestra. The committee in charge were R. F. Stiles, C.. F. Morris, o. F. Martin and o. s. Hicock.
 The annual meeting of the Orenaug Fire district will be held in the Town hall, Saturday afternoon, at o'clock.
 The Ecclesiastical society Of the First church held their annual meet ing and sale of pews, Monday morning. in the chapel. The annual meeting of I> E,{1 noon, at o'clock, in the chapel.
 The North church had their Christi mas exercises and tree on Wednesday evening.
 MT and Mrs J. w. Vaughn of York state were entertained at Hon A. w Mitchell's over Christmas. Austin lsham of Waterbury and 5 w. MunSell and family were enter tained at c. A. Isham's, Christmas day.
 The South church held their Christ. mas exercises and tree in the Town hall, Saturday evening, postponed death of Arthur Allen. A large number of our citizens are suffering with hard colds. Howard Cartwright is recovering from shingles. Mrs R. H. Baldwin was given sur prise on Wednesday morning by mem
  Mrs 0. J. Minor and Miss Shook spent Christmas at Jesse Minors in The week of prayer is to be observed by the churches, union meetings being held, every night next week, insthe al ternate churches. Philip O'Brien, who was threatened with pneumonia, is gaining. Mrs O'Brien is sick also. There was heavy rainfall all day Monday.
 New Years eve. Frank R. Ross en- tertained several of his college friends.
 Mrs Henry Frisbie and Mrs Warren Atwood visited in Washington, one l day last week. Word has been received from MT, Henry Karrman, who is spending the winter in Pasadena, Gal, that it i! very cold there. l Mrs Harriet Mitchell, who has un tion, is improving slowly. l Frank Strong of Williams college re l turned to his studies to-day. l Miss Nellie Salmon of Danbury i spending her vacation with her grand l parents.
 Miss Mary Frisbie of Washington who met with painful accident, improving under the care of Dr Karl man of Woodbury.
 | Several WoOdbury young people al tended the dance in Roxbury, Frida levening, and report most enjoyabl time.
 On New Years day friends present
 ed MT and Mrs John T. Salmon wit
 versary of their marriage. MT an
 Mrs Salmon have host of friends
 which their kindness of heart an
 gen1ality have made for them.