The Newtown bee., 1907-06-21
CIRCULATION .
OUR NEIGHBORS.
West Cornwall.

NEWS HEREABOUTS.


 Miss Carrie Wanzer, who has taught school during the past year. returned to her home at Danbury. last Friday.
 The entertainment given at the hall by Miss Wanzer and her school chil- dren on Wednesday evening of last week was success in every way, net to their library fund.
 Miss s. Louise Miller spent the past week with her sister, Mrs Joseph T. Mallinson, at New Haven.
 Miss Florence M. Yutzler closed a very satisfactory year of school in the Dean district, Wednesday of this week, giving her children picnic last Friday.
 Mrs A. V. Coons has returned from her western trip and is now rushing l ed sewing.
 Mrs F. Arlington Yutzler is assist ing her mother at the hotel during the absence of her sister.
 Mrs. Lizzie Oldfeld Heath, of Stock partment of the w. c. T. U., gave lecture on "Social Purity'' at the chapel, last Sunday evening. Mrs Heath, who is well-known in this viii lage, having resided here at one time, was entertained at the parsonage.
 Mrs. Jane Coe, who is at Miss Min nie B. Cochrane's, till her house is in readiness, is quite seriously i'll, with trained nurse in attendance.
 Rev Charles N. Fitch and Dr Joseph Robinson attended the meeting of the University Club at Norfolk last Friday. Dr. H. G. Stevens was also intending. to be present at the same meeting, but was detained at home by the serious illness of patient.
 Miss Lillian J. Smith is not in very good health, an attack of malaria keeping her in the house over Sunday, Miss Ethel Oliver acting in her place as secretary at the Sunday school
 Mrs Memmott and daughter, Miss Dorothy. are in New Rochelle the lat graduation exercises of their son and brother, Charles J. Memmott.
 G. Herbert Hallett is home for the summer vacation from the East Green wich academy, Rhode Island.
 George H. Beck was home from Yalesville over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs E. S. Bierce attended the funeral of Mrs Bierce's brother, Richard Smith, at Cornwall Bridge, last Sunday.
 Mrs J. H. Adams spent several days in Danbury, last week, with friends.
 Edward D. Cartwright has a new au- tomobile with larger motor than the one he owned last year. He with his brother, William l.. Cartwright, drove home from Winsted on Thursday of last week.
 Dr Stevens had slight accident with recently purchased horse, while in Ellsworth, last Saturday.. He es- capped without injury but the carriage took trip to Divers hospital.
 Miss Ruth Richmond has been enter taining friend from Cornwall Bridge.
 Mrs D. l.. Minnehan and Mrs B. J. Cole were in Falls Village, one day last week.
 Mrs Minnie Schmidt and daughter are visiting at B. Roraback's s and A. l.. Mallett's.
 The Bi-Centennial at New Milford drew quite crowd from here on Tuesday.
 Miss Olive. Oliver has disposed of the entire litter of French bull pups which she has had for sale. The one purchased by c. B. Baldwin was un- fortunately drowned, by falling in the well, almost the first day of possession.
 Mrs David l.. Smith was obliged to have her pet dog "Ned'' chloroformed recently, old age having overtaken him, he being about 12 years old and quite feeble.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. elected officers at their semi-annual business meeting last Friday evening. Ice cream and cake was served at the close of busi- ness and social hour enjoyed. At the district school meeting, last Monday evening, F. Arlington Yutzler was elected district committee for the ensuing year.
 Born, June 7, a son, Theodore w., to MT and Mrs Robinson w. Dean.