The Newtown bee., 1895-04-19
wOODBURY.
wooDBURY STREET AND vICINIT

WOODBURY STREET AND VICINITY. Easter Sunday was rainy, cold and un- pleasant-a poor day on which to display
 Easter bonnets, but the several churches ! were favored with profusion of flowers. Our old friend, David c. Somers of Cat Swamp district, with his estimable wife, celebrated their golden wedding, last | week Tuesday afternoon and evening. A l large number of friends called on them, I and left with them congratulations, and
 many and valuable presents. We hope l we all shall be living and able to greet
 them on the occasion of their diamond | wedding.
 Union fast day services were held at
 the First church, this year. Rev J. A. Freeman delivered the apndal address :; subject, s'Some diseases of America and | their remedy" It is subject of great significance and was ably handled by the speaker.
 l Easter Sunday services were held as ! usual with praise service in the even ing.
 George A. Knox drives one of Boy ce's stages in place of MT Buckingham. D. L, Wheeler now gets his bakery goods at Danbury.
 Henry W. Peck and Guy c. Ford have l been appointed commissioners on the es- | tate of John Way, represented insolvent. J. s. Brownlow, piano tuner of Dan- bury, was in town last week. There was quite little scrap between l two men, last week, in front of Hitch cocks block. There was considerable language not fit for a Sunday school us- ed, and little desperate fighting. They were separated, and left making large promises of future vengeance. Two l more men had lively set-to about 2 o'clock ill the morning. Frank, son of Julius H. Galpin, is | working for c. K. Winton. k. c. Walker teaches the next term of l the Hotel kissville district school. He is
 an old and experienced teacher. W. M. Stiles, Southbury boy, who | has been in business in Danbury, has
 rented the old Beardsley block. He has l stocked it with fresh stock of grocer ies. hardware, etc., and hopes to merit
 share of the trade by fair treatment and
 honest goods.
 W. E. Coggswell, who has suffered l more or less with grip during the past
 few months, is improved in health. MT Dawson, the energetic young shoe
 man, is now nicely settled in his new store. He has very attractive store anu HUG stOCk O1 SOouS. Miss Cora B. Galpin is now complet- ing her fourth year as teacher in the Flanders district. She has marked suc- cess in her work as 8 teacher, being held in high esteem by everyone. Julius Galpin, the enterprising cattle
 man, brought in eight yoke of fine cattle, last week, among other stock. MT Gal pin supplies maay farmers in this section with their stock, and his trips are looked forward to by many. Charles Curtis, the hustling milk con
 tractor and farmer of the Cat Swamp district, is having his house decorated with a new dress of paint. Henry
 Travers has the contract.
 Now that the travelling is getting set
 tied sD. L. Wheeler, the village baker,
 now is planning for his summers cam
 paign. His team goes to Washington
 Friday, and to Sonthbury, South Britain
 and Southford on Monday and Friday.
 Later he is planning to invade Bethle-
 hem and Middlebury. MT Wheeler al-
 ways carries toothsome goods, and his
 trips are an accommodation to many
 people.
 Henry Webster of Naugatnck is a new
 employe of the shear shop at Hotchkiss-
 vile.