The Newtown bee., 1909-10-15
West Cornwall.

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 the center Of the. village, last Wed
 nesday morning, but upon meetlnI pedestflans, managed 10 get under th
 railroad tenea and lightly yaultinI over me wall, made It's way betWee
 the residences of Theodore Sturges am
 Edwafd, $. Smith, climbed down tht
 swan thn river and disappeared In th
 woods' IL was q pretty and unusua slgnL ana caused quite | sensation fol the lime being. for while deer af' plentiful In the surrounding country, | is the first time one has been seer In the Village. At last this village l. able to Join in the ranks with It's deel story.
 Hon. and Mrs s. s. Green drove uI from New Milford in their automobile last Friday spending the day with Miss Mary Bradford at Cornwall, and calling on D, l.. Smith at this place Saturday morning; also visiting Mrs K. r, smith.
 MISS llaZel Mccoy has returned t0 her home at Canton, N. Y, having spent more or less of the summer here at the home or her brother George w. Mccoy,
 MT and Mrs Joseph C. YutZler left for Ansonla, and thence for their future week,
 Edward D. Cartwright hes returned from New York.
 Miss Florence M. Yutzler and Miss c. Elizabeth Salewski of Danbury Normal, spent the weekend at their homes in this place, taking advantage of Dan at home.
 w. P. Smaller is at present employed by Uncle Sam" having charge of the postoifice at meal times
 Too bad to compel MT Smaller to go without his meals, but someone has to for the benefit of the dear public.
 There mas also been another cnange at the postofiice, Wallace Hart taking the place of his brother, Raymond B. Hart, as k. F. D. carrier, on october l. This is the third young man of the Hart family to have this position.
 The Rally Day exercises at the Sun day school session, last Sunday, were much enjoyed, especially the duet by the Misses Edith D. Miller and Hattie E. Cole of one of the smaller classes. Souvenir buttons were distributed to all present and the Banner Glass; which was again that of Miss Ethel Olver, was remembered with. special gifts. A Rally button was also sent home to Master James Rudolph Clark because he made his first appearance on that Rally Sunday, he being the little son born to MT and Mrs James E. Clark on that day
 Edward D. Cartwright took a trip around the square" via auto, last Sun day, going to Goshen, Litchfield, Tor rington, Winsted Norfolk Canaan, salibury, Millerton, Sharon and home again. He had as passengers MT and Mrs RoDlnson," w. Dean and family, also Miss Bertie F. Kern.
 Mrs J. B. Smith, her two daughters the Misses Mary and Clara Smith, also her sister, were at George R. Smiths S, last Saturday. Miss Mary remained as housekeeper while MT and Mrs George R. Smith made a business trip to New York City, from which they returned Thursday
 Miss Ruth Mallett visited her sister, Mrs H. G. Stevens, at New Preston, one day last week. Miss Ruth recently had the misfortune to lose her school ticket and thought that it would be necessary to purchase another one, as the railroad company would not sub stitute one, but after weeks anxiety she had the good fortune to have the ticket returned to her, it being found in a store in New Milford.
 MT and Mrs James M. Fitch spent Sunday with their parents at the par Sonage.
 MT and Mrs Bills are visiting Mrs MemmOtt.
 Mrs V. C. Sanford has returned from Danbury and is again with her daugh- ter, Mrs R. F. Smith.
 MT and Mrs William Slade with their nieces, Misses Ethel and Dorothy Wal ters of Danbu1y, spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of George w. Me- Coy.
 Miss Kuhn of Pittsfield has been spending some time with Mrs Joseph Robinson.
 MT and Mrs William P. Smaller were out of town over Sunday.
 John A. SaleWski substituted at the station for George H. Beck on Thurs day of last week 10 enable MT Beck to take in the Danbury Fair. At the be- ginning of this week he was with Illus ton Cockrane, who was up in Massachu- setts in search of cattle for the local market.
 Mrs N. E. Miller has been visiting her daughters in New Haven, Mrs Abbe having charge of the household and especially the twin boys during her absence.
 Asa J. Whitney spent a few days at his home here. last week, returning to the scenee of his labors at West Suf- field on Sunday.
 D. H. Stevens is visiting at George H. Becks
 Mrs Catharine Southwell, who has been visiting her daughter at Albany, returned home, last Saturday
 James Clark has a young man from the city to help him with his work at the blacksmith shop, his own son not yet being old enough to be of much as- sstance.
 Miss Lillian Roraback has returned from her visit to Wappingtcn Falls, be- ing called home by the severe illness of her mother, whose condition is now somewhat improved.
 Mrs A. L. Mallett and two little girls joined her husband at Kent, last week, for a short visit. She will also visIt her aunt, Mrs Thompson, at that place. Bushnell were among the number to attend the Harrington Fair, last week, they going to meet John Morgan and family of West Stockbridge, Mass, who used to be residents of this village some 25 years ago.
 John Potter's family has moved back into the house on the corner which they used to occupy number of years ago. Since the farmers are bringing their milk to the village where it is collected, there is no use for the Borden team drivn by MT Potter and therefore no necessity for him to reside in the house rented by the Bordens at the north end of the village.
 Mrs Olive Abbe of Falls Village has been with Mrs Miller at the Mansion house for the past two weeks.
 George E. Crosby has his workmen busy on the addition to the house of George R. Smith, which is to be used as a bath room.
 During the past week the selectmen, the anxiety and ner- VOuS strain of town meeting, have con a wall and madee a gravel fill along the edge of Miss Clara L. Yutz- lers yard in an endeavor to prevent the surface water from Overf1owing the and destroying the yard and garden, as has been customary for