The Newtown bee., 1909-06-04

friends wish him the same. He was fortunate last Friday to ouy of lIrs Ida M. Brown all the furniture, bed ding, linen, etc., she left there, last Fall.
 Robert Kirk of New York City is expected to arrive at Ar.cw Point Farm this week for the first time this year preparatory to Mrs Goodhue's $ arrival soon, which is earlier than than her arrival before in several years.
 Nelson B. Mead has again opened ais Lakeside cottage for the summer.
 A. Schworer and family of New York City arrived at their cottage last Friday, for another season S stay.
 Mrs Jex and daughters arrived at their cottage near Loomarwick Inn on Friday evening, for short stay. Mrs Jex has rented the cottage for the season and will pass her sumyaer in Canada.
 MT Rowland and family, who oc- ru fed the C. M. !}rainig cottage, last summer, arrived at the same place again, last week, for another summers sojourn.
 It is reported that N. W. Bishop has rented his Lakeside cottage to city friends for the summer.
 Mrs L. M. Sperry's tenant, Dr Warsaw of New York City, with his 'amily, arrived here on Tuesday and took possession of the cottage.
 MT Bonynge and family of New York arrived at their cottage on Thursday of last week.
 Mrs N. A. Strong of Lake district has been seriously ill the past week.
 lfr PInckney nas again rented the Taylor cottage in Lake district. near Jerome Slnalleys for another sum ner's stay.
 William Wright has at present writing chree fine lots of tobacco plants near his home at the foot of the lake for sale.
 Andrew Anderson and friend of Torrington were guests here of MT and Mrs c. q. Carlson, last Saturday night.
 Hrs F. J. Hosf0rd passed the latter part of last week and over last Sun 'day in New York City and Brooklyn.
 F. p. Johnson of Warren finished the painting of the exterior of his house here, last week.
 ify and Mrs Frederick Clark passed i"st Sunday and Monday in TOrrinSton.
 Mrs Frank $. Brown is again pass ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs B. G. Humphrey.
 Rev Mir Salt made the evening service at church here last Sunday d Memorial servlCe, in honor to the memory of those who served and fought anG dice in their country S service during the Civil War. His address was well liked.
 Ire 'erick Sherman of Stepney came up, last Saturday, and visited his friend, Matthew G. Hnntley. wh.' closes his school year here next week with a picnic. On Friday, May 21, he invited in the mothers of the chil- dren who had attended school this spring with few others, to listen to brief program of exercises he had arranged Mir and Mrs Frank j.. Kilborn again came over from Wash ngton to note their progress. MT kilborn is one of the influential members of the School Board. All passed off very nicely. It is Q source of sincere regret that MT Huntley, in response to an urgent invitation from the School Board, has not given his consent to return here as teacher for another year. He has given most excellent satisfaction, has been most highly approved by the Supervisor as well as the entire School Board and his present Ill health in the form of nervousness seems to "e the only hindrance 10 lis ready assent to return. It is earnestly hoped by all that the long rest he will soon eX- perience vii strengthen him so that he will be able to give his ready ,On- sent to return for the Fall term, for not in years has one been here as a teacher who has been so universally liked as MT H1ntley, and the same may be said of Miss Worthington in the Primary department, who has also been undecided as to her future course It is the design of the School Bo;rd to place three teachers in the school here next year.
 MT and Mrs Nelson Mercy passed last Sunday and Monday in Wassaic. 1 N. J.
 Mrs Mary Carter returned from Ohio to her cottage her. on Wednes- day evening of last week.
 Jelome E. Grsnnis was confined to his bed ell of last week by illness.
 Mrs Nel"e Lyman was absent frou- her h.,me over last Sunday.
 Several from here attended the races at New Milford on Monday of this week.
 Several city guests most thorough ly enjoyed the hospitality ot MT and Hrs J. E. Stillson over a1emorial bay. Miss Maltby of New Haven, with .G loci