The Newtown bee., 1907-07-26
LITCHFIELD COUNTY,
Roxbury.
KENNEY-WINTERS.


 street, Waterbury, Conn.,, to Jerom 1 Winters of 75 High street, Waterbury Conn.,, by Rev Murray Gardner. THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 Miss Mildred Smith, contralto singe at the Greens Farms Congregations church and Sidney Colburn, tenor sing CT at St Johns Episcopal church il Bridgeport, will both sing, next Sun day July 28, at the Congregations church here While here they will b. the guests of MT and Mrs Eugene Ward
 Mrs Julia Buckingham and little nephew, Linus Darley, spent last week with her brother, Ruben Edwards.
 The Kappa Omicron Sigma club comprising 12 young ladies, held pie | nic up the Housatonic river, last week Thursday.
 Fred Warner had three cows struck 1 by lightning, last Saturday night. Mrs Jennie Sturges has returned to her home in New York after visiting her mother at the Station. Mrs Sheldon Smith is able to take short drives daily now, which seems as if she were improving very slowly. Latest guests at the home of MT and Mrs Walter Davenport are Mrs Joseph Harvey, Miss Marie Kinney, Charles Winters, frye Marvin and Jerome Winters.
 Wesley Dickinson called on friends in town, last Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Robert Thomas enter tained company from Washington over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Charles Crofut and little daughter, Hazel, are visiting in town for the present.
 Miss Emma Berber of New York is boarding at Henry Larson's for cou- pie of weeks.
 Mir and Mrs Clayton Squires and son, Horace, spent Sunday out of town.
 Teachers hired for the coming year are: Painter Hill, Miss Lulu Daven- son; Center, Miss Lida Davenport ;; Burritt, Mrs William Minor; Warner Mills, Miss Millie Thomas; Weller, upper room, Mrs Clarence Trowbridge, and the teacher for the lower room is not yet known.
 Ruby Bernhardt has moved his fam fly into his house recently purchased in the village. George Sherman spent Sunday and Monday in town.
 Lida Davenport has been engaged to teach the Center district schonl---
 Mrs Alice Merwin is Visiting her daughter in Waterbury,
 Marion Holmes IS in town for few days.
 Adelaide Pons is visiting relatives in Hartford.
 Mrs Wallace Tucker is quite i'll and under the doctors care
 The having season is drawing to close. The majority of the farmers report fair crop and gotten in good condition.
 That progressive dairyman, Heman Beardsley, has five men working for him and has installed lot of new la bor saving tools.
 Sam Colt is making many improve ments about his place. He intends to build an addition on the house, this fall.
 Rev Charles Pickett, pastor of the Warren Congregational church, and family are spending their vacation in town.
 Everett and Alan Hurlburt spent Sunday at George w. Hurlburt's.
 Mrs Colt has her cousin, Miss Louise Graham, of New York, with her for few weeks.
 Flora Wells and her brother, Freder- three cows. They were struck by light ming while lying under tree in the pasture lot, last Saturday evening.
 Adelaide Pons attended a house party, last Friday afternoon and even ing at Reuben Keeler's, Bridgewa ter, given by his daughter, Helen.
 MT and Mrs Burton Hodge enter tained cousins from Alabama, last week.
 Frederick Church, who has been at Dr Pons', the past two weeks, returned to his home in Hartford, last Monday.
 Mrs George Sherman has been under the doctors care the past week.
 Harry Gill gave a very enjoyable lawn party to a number of his friends on the lawn about the home of MT and Mrs George A. Beatty at Rox bury Falls, last week Wednesday even ing A number of selections on the graphophone were enjoyed. Ice cream, cake, and fruit were served. The even ing was one long to be remembered by all
 Miss Jessie McMillan left, last week, for Stony Creek, where she will spend her vacation with friends.
 o. J. Johnson, who has been ill with rheumatism and under Dr Pons' care, is now gaining.
 William A. Minor is improving his house by having 1t newly painted. His uncle, Elmer Burr, of California, who is spending a few weeks with him, is doing the work.
 Clayton Squires is harvesting Miss Frances Barnes hay for her this week.
 MT and Mrs Hubert Thomas of New Milford were guests of MT and Mrs Eugene Ward, Sunday.
 John H. Clarke, engineer at the New England Quartz Co.'S factory, had the misfortune while moving ma chinery to badly smash the first finger on his right hand. The Bee representative was kindly entertained at dinner, last Monday, by MT and Mrs F. H. Pierce.
 Mir and Mrs Noble Thomas of Bridge port are spending month here, the guests of Mir and Mrs Eugene Ward. Patrick Flynn, who works for the 1 New England Quartz Co.,, enjoyed a l few days vacation, last week.
 The ball game, Saturday, between the Bridgewater boys and the Roxbury boys at the Center resulted in vic tory for the Bridgewater nine. The score was to in favor of the Bridge water nine.
 Miss Sophia Naas o New Milford was guest, last Sunday, of her mother, Mrs Jacob Naas. 1 Farrell McGovern of New York is l spending his summer vacation here with MT and Mrs Bryant McGovern,
 MT and Mrs Foltz of New York are stopping with MT and Mrs D. c. Garri- | son.
 Mrs Bernard Tanning and Mrs Char les Tanning and children of Woodbury were guests, Sunday, of Mrs Marga ret Frizzell.
 Miss Mary Naas entertained friends from New Milford, last Sunday.
 Mrs G. H. Osterhondt, who has beer i'll wiht rheumat atism and under Dr Pons