The Newtown bee., 1894-04-06

ouiu mCIdElDIts CT's Ildu bIIc lhloAol- tune to cut his hand with an axe, very near the place where deep gash was cut about month ago, and had just heal ed so that he could use his hand again. Edward Calls new store is completed and l.. Solomon and Morris Truman have moved in and have opened clothing store.
 Henry Slocum is to move from his pres ent place of residence near Moody Bridge, the first of April, ,and II. o Hall- strom, now living in Albert Oburg's house is to move in. A. l.. Flowers is to move into Mir Oburg's house.
 The Washington people were so de- lighted with the play "Our Boys" that the club has decided to give it in New Milford in April.
 Mrs Lula Fenn Tuoy was at her faith CTS, over Sunday week.
 Frank Buckingham and son of Bridge port spent Sunday week with Maj King man.
 Wilbur Klbourn and wife have gone to housekeeping in MT Lohand's house.
 Russell Clark spent a part of his Eas- ter vacation in Bridgeport,
 The Poquassett club met with Mrs Will Watts, Thursday night, the 22d.
 Bakers prize balloons were sent on their aerial mission from Washington Green at 30 o'clock, Saturday evening. They struck an upper current that car red them in the direction of Morris. At this writing only one has been found, Samuel Allen being the lucky man.
 Howard Bronson has been in New York visiting and supposes he has brought the measles back with him.
 Master Waldo Weaver and Wilbur Allen of Torrington have been in town fnr o xUnalx utSirinn a E C t1qrk'S and Mrs Jennie Weaver's. William Hamilton Gibson came from the city, last Friday, for a few days | sOjourn.
 Mrs A. G. Baker and daughter made a short visit in I4itchlield and Watertown, last week.
 Mrs William Church, who has been quite ill since Good Friday, is somewhat | improving.
 Mrs Rachel Baker is staying on the | Green for the present with Mrs Jennie | Weaver.
 The last Christian Endeavor card that has been issued have the name of the pastor, Rev Robert k. Carter, upOr them.
 The Sunday evening services at the l Congregational chapel were pronounced as exceptionally well attended, and $ most excellent sermon was given by Rev | MT Zelie of Plymouth. l President Palmer, of the Creamery made a short visit there, last Monday on his way to Litchfeld. He seems well pleased with it's management. The Grange had an interesting meet ing, and good attendance, at their char ter member meeting, last Wednesday evening. A few visitors from out o. town were present. | Rort RlaEoSlu yUhn has sppnt the win ter with MT FOulois, is going to New Haven to finish learning the trade.
 ROMFORD AND VICINITY.
 After making some essential repairs with Jacob Zigler as foreman, William Brague has moved into the old Marcu Fox place, which has been uninhabiteC for several years.
 The first dance of the season, as fore runner of more to follow, occurred a P. Shaughnessy's, recently, with Messr Saget and Brague as musicians.
 Samuel Allen, although living alOn several years, has recently ordered lady's workstand. Bakers balloo night, and the prize was the stand mer tioned. Mir Allen is being congratulate on his good luck. MT Parshley is at home during weeks vacation. The Harvey house is vacant since H E. Gilbert moved into the residence ot cupied by F. D. Yale, who has moved West Cornwall as his future place ( abode.
 John McIlravey of New York is stay ing with his brother, Daniel McIlravey
 GUNNERY NOTES.
 A share of the boys went home ove Easter.
 ? The Sanchez brothers and Palmer wer to the city for 8 short time, but no' have returned.
 Frank w. Brown came home with Dal el Brinsmade to spend Easter. Gunnery school commenced April Some of the students did not go away.