The Newtown bee., 1909-07-23
Roxbury.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Robert s. Thomas of New Milford who was ill last week a few days, at the home of his parents here, MT snd Mri Harvey Thomas, returned to his nome last Monday. Mrs Thom- as spent Sunday here.
 II. II. Warner has returned from a few days stay with friends at West Point and New York City.
 Mrs Irene Pickett spent a few days in Waterbury, last week. with friends.
 Mrs Daniel Scanlon and two sons, Wiilam and Jonn, are spending a few weeks here, the guests of Mr and Mrs M. J. Pickett.
 Mrs Israel Lucas of the Purchase spent few days nere this week, the guests of MT and Mrs John Petit.
 Mrs Margaret Frizzell spent a few days, last week, with her sister, Mrs Verna Fenning, of Woodbury. who is 1uite i'll with inflammatory rheu- matism.
 Joseph Frizzell of Danbury and Charles Frizzell of Washington were guests, Sunday, of their mother, Mrs Margaret Frizzell. Joseph remained here for weeks stay.
 Simon Cooper, general manager of the New England Quartz Co. at the Falls, spent last weeA Monday and Tuesday in New ork on busi- ness.
 Superintendent Barnahy of the New England Quartz Co.,, with his family and MT SchleilA and family, all of New York, are with MT and Mrs August Krieger for the summer months.
 The Bee representative was very kindly entertained at dinner, last Monday, at the home of MT and Mrs F. H. Pierce.
 Mrs C. G. Crosmon of Cleveland, O., is the guest, this week, of MT and Mrs B. s. Thomas on Castle street.
 Fred Minor of Woodbury was a guest, Sunday, of William Bronson on Castle street.
 Charles A. Darbois of New York spent Saturuay at the New EnglanI Quartz Co. factory ct the Falls, looking over the plant.
 M. Bergeman of New York spent Sunday at MT and Mrs G. A. Beatty's at the Falls.
 Mrs Dunlap of New York, who is spending the summer at Mrs Charles Beardsleys place, is i'll with the measles. Her children are just re- covering from the same disease.
 George 41afner of New York, who purchased John Hollands place in the south part of the town, former ly the Jay Terrill place, has moved there with his family and taken possession. MT -4olland and family have moved for the summer into the house just vacated by Mr and Mrs L. P. Payne, who are now nicely settled in their new home at the Frank Castle place, which they pur- chased a few months ago.
 Mrs John Jacobson and son, Donald, of New Haven, are at MT and Mrs Norman Hurlburt's for few weeks stay ' Mrs Barnes and children are stopping for few weeks at Mir and Mrs Walter Booths.
 Mrs H. B. Morris of New York, MT and Mrs Clarence Swan and daughter of Strat- ford are guests at Mir and Mrs Harvey Thomas.
 Miss Annie Russell of Bridgeport was a guest, last week, of her parents, MT and Mrs David Russell, on Painter Hill.
 Rev D. E. Jones of Ellington, former pastor of the Congregational church, preached at the church on Sunday to a full house, who were all glad to welcome the old pastor once more. Rev and Mrs Jones while here were the guests of Dea and Mrs Edwin Seeley. Rev MT Emmerson, who has been SUD- plying the pulpit at the Congregational church here for few Sundays. on Sunday, July il, preached very helpful, practical, and interesting sermon from the text, What God hath cleansed that call not thou common" He held the close atten- tion of his audience all through his ser- mon and when they went home they all felt they had something which they could remember and would help them in making their lives more useful in this world.
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