Miss Holly of Bridgeport has 'been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Milon Haw
ley for the -past few days.
Misses Blanche and Bertha Gilbert
have returned to Mt. Holyoke and
Storrs college after being called home
to attend the funeral of their grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert.
A putblic speaking contest for the
town of Monroe is scheduled for the
evening of March 22 at the town hall.
IMts. Wallace Dax'is is teauning
Judd's school this week. Mrs. Stanley
Northrop, the regular teacher, is
teaching Yellow school during the ill
ness of Mrs. Lenard.
Mrs. Alfred Edwards has been ill
with an attack of the grip.
Rev. Edward Eno of the Baptist
church has resigned and left last
week for Springfield, 'Mass.
Mrs. Edward Corning has 'been ill
for the last few days with an attack
of grip and asthma.
Mi, and Mrs. William Wakley have
returned to Hattertown after spend
ing some time with Mrs. Robert
L.ynch.
Mrs. William Craft, who has been
caring for the sick in Bridgeport for
several weeks past, returned. home.
Saturday:
Henry Seeley is very ill at the pres
ent writing at his home on Pepper
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hawley, spent
Sunday as the guests of relatives in
Newtown.
THAT WAS THE TIME.
Mrs. Pecker - To think that I
once considered you a hero! Bah!
Henry (her husband) I suppose
the thought struck you on the eve
ning I performed the - death-defying
and foolhardy feat of proposing
marriage' to you !
Give Her a Diamond That She
Will Always Be Proud of.
