The Newtown bee., 1896-01-24

Mrs Della Warner of Hazel Plain is in Danbury caring for her sister, Mrs Jos eph Wheeler, who has been seriously ill, Merchant G. F. Morris, Cf the Vile, Is out with a handsome delivery wagon, bought of Dakin. Mir Morris team now makes a weekly trip through Woodbury Street, and his trade is growing on all
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 Miss Allen, daughter of l.. J. Alien, is in Bethlehem, at the home of Mir and Mrs Amos c. Lake.
 I. D. Atwood was busily engaged, last week, filling his ice house. He gathered his ice from Linsley's pond.
 Ex Selectman Burton Shove has been kept indoors for some days, suffering with rheumatism and a severe cold
 c. A, Mlard of Weekeepeemee dis .rict was so unfortunate as to receive 8 severe wound oyer one eye, while work ing in the woods.
 The store of the Woodbury Drug Co.,. W. L. Judson proprietor, has been great ! y improved aud beautified. The dark ! colors on the walls have given away tU light cOlors, while the trimming is in bronze and gold. Edward Travers was the artist, and the work was executed in first class manner. A window for the display of goods has been arranged and a laboratory for the compromising of | drugs. Mir Judson is bound to have as complete and attractive store as can be ] found in the country.
 L. J. Allen & Son will make some ex- tensive repairs at their mill in the spring, putting in a large tube in place of the Hume. Meanwhile their shop at West Side is headquarters for all desiring re- pair work in the machine line.
 Mrs George DeVau, who was in poor health for long time, is now much im- proved.
 There has been 8 considerable sickness in town during the last month, and Dr Rodger, Dr Arey and pr Karrman have all been very busy.
 E. F. Burr has a likely six year-old stopper, which he will let some one have for reasonable consideration; in fact, he would throw in the carriage and har- ness at surprisingly low price.
 Mrs l.. A. Smith of Middlebury is guest at Samuel Patterson's, above Hotchkissville. Dr B. R. Shopp of Jer- sey City was also recent visitor there.
 pr Karrman was summoned to Bethle- hem recently to set broken leg for John Clark, who fell in getting out of wagon.
 The Hotchkissville school, has now something like an attendance of so. E. c. Walker is the principal. The study of phreDology, so popular here while SEQ, is now on the wane. Watertown has taken up this study, it seems, as an examination of heads is going on at a great rate in the central school there.
 W. J. Judson of the 'ville slaughtered 8 very likely spring pig, the other day the quality of which he declares was Hever beaten.
 Our neighbor of the Reporter is doing a brisk business in the sale of fountain pen, which he recommends.
 ". 0. Linsley's daughter, who has been sick, has recovered.
 Mrs James Bates is on the sick list.
 Our old friend, George A. Capewoll, is in very poor health. His friends fear he may not recover.
 Mrs James Comber is in slightly i'm proved health.
 Miss Ella Crossman of Bridgeport is visiting Miss E. M. Russell in West Side.
 John Echart and Miss Alice M. Tanner, both of Woodhury, were married Decem- Der 31, 1895, by Rev John Brien.
 Louis E. Dawson has moved into his new house on Washington Street.
 Mrs c. NJ. Harvey entertained the Magazine club very handsomely, last week. About 50 were in attendance.
 Mrs Loren Forbes of Hazel Plain dis trict visited old friends in the village, last week.
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