The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17

a number of reasons, one of which
 IS the accumulation of news items,
 and the number 1t makes necessary
 to omit; also the Iault-fnding heard
 on every side. Must be the people do
 read the papers.
 Mrs Daniel l.. Minnehan and chil-
 dren have returned to their home at
 Camillus, N. Y. Mrs Minnehan's
 neighbors gave her farewell party
 the evening before she left.
 Mrs Julia c. Nickerson and son, Arthur, have returned from a 10 days vacation, most of which was spent at the Plainville camp grounds. '
 Miss Emily Bedat spent some time recently with her sister, Mrs Robert
 Harrington, at Terryville, Mrs Har- rington returning with her for a short visit at her old home here.
 L. H. Hanford joined his family at L. s. Nickerson's for the latter part of their summers stay, and the en- tire family have now returned to home at New Britain. The children
 made many friends in town, and were sorry to leave. Mrs Hanford, as Miss Mamie Fitch, was a we'll known summer resident of this place some 15 years ago.
 Mrs W. L. Rogers and daughter, Miss Fanny, recently returned from two weeks trip visiting relatives in different parts of the state, and spent the night with the Misses Lane, before going to their home on the hills, making in all nine homes in which they visited.
 Attorney William D. Bosler and party of New York friends, ladies and gentleman, spent Labor Day at 'Nepessing Lodge"
 Miss Maude McCready, who spent l some little time with Miss Lillian J. Smith recently, has returned to her home in Danbury. Her father, J. E. McCready, was in town Friday of last week, calling on friends.
 James Fitch of Brooklyn has joined his wife at the parsonage, and Mrs Fitch's cousin, Miss Ethel Hart, has returned to her home. @
 Miss Willard, who has been spend- ing the summer with her sisters, the Misses Lane, has now left to spend i, the remainder if her leave of absence elsewhere. Mrs Willard is connected with the school for blind children in India, and will be here another sum- mer before returning.
 Edward c. Baldwin, Ph. D., and family have been at c. E. Baldwin's for their usual summer visit T
 Miss Florence M. Yutzler and Miss c. Elizabeth SaleVski have returned to Danbury to resume their studies at the State Normal school, as seniors this year.
 Miss Catherine M. Memmott has returned to New Rovhelle to take up her school duties. |,
 G. Herbert Hallett and friend, Homer Taylor, have returned to l,
 Miss Ruth L. Hallett was in for few days recently, joining her sister at the home of her MT and Mrs J. B. Hal lett.
 Joseph T. Mallinson joined his family here for a short vacation, and his wife and son, also Mrs A. G. Mallinson, returned with him to New Haven, where they reside
 Hon L. J. Nickerson is back from his camping trip down in Maine and is once again On duty at his office.
 Miss Gladys Beardsley recently vis- ited her aunt, Mrs George W. Coch- rane.
 Miss Louise Taeker and Miss Violet Fem, who have been visiting at George H. Beck's, returned on to their homes. Miss Orrie Nettleton has also been guest of Mrs Beck. .-
 John A. Salewski is home for a couple of weeks while repairs are being made to the Shop building at where he works.
 Harry and Keith Mallinson re- turned, Thursday, from trip to New Haven and New York, and Harry is again at the store of J. A. Cochrane & Son, where he has oeen missed for the past week.
 At the opening meeting, last week, of the q. E. S., degrees were con- ferred upcn Miss Florence Yutzler of this place and Miss Louise Triesch- man of Canaan. Mrs George H. of Canaan and Mrs Will liam Trieschnian of Torrington were here for the occasion, remaining over next day to call onfriends about the town.
 Probably 50 people from this place helped swell the numbers at Lake vile on Labor Day. No one was heard to regret the trip, and every where were praises for the orderli- r ness of the great crowd.
 Miss Gertrude Sturges, Miss Ruth Hallett, Harry Yutzler, Francis Cole and Lucius Richmond began duties at the New Milford High school, going back and forth each day by train. Lawrence Sturges is also one of the company each day, as this is his second year in New Milford High. Is
 Schools in this village commenced, Tuesday of last week, with the same teachers, Miss Sandmeyer in the grammar department and Miss Hart in the primary department Laster Leland Smith and Master Douglas Dean are this year having their first experience in the halls of learning. ;
 Myron Curtis and his son have painted the barns and coal and lumber sheds for Smith & Sons.