The Newtown bee., 1896-04-03
WOODBURY.
THE PAINTER HILL DISTRICT.

WOODBURY.
 THE EPAINTER HILL DISTRICT.
 Nathan M4nsfald of TullerIde, Col, pephew of c, R. Hurd, has been visiting here.
 c. E Hurd and David Ru-yel have been on the sick lis1.
 Edwin Lravenwort', is under treat ment Of Dr Bissel.
 Miss Hattie I.oavenworth has returned from Hartford and resumed teaching in Woodhury, West Side.
 C, R. Leavenworth and niece, Miss Emma Towner, have visited friends in Oxford. Mir Leavenworth has been grauted an increase of pension.
 Ruth and Marguerite KarrmaD have visited their grandparents.
 Mrs Hurd visited the home of her brother, Waiter Thomas, last week.
 Lucious Man. field of New Haven has been a guest at $ R. Percy's.
 John Dooley's daughter from Colches- ter is visiting friend here.
 THE KODERICK ATWOOD AUCTION.
 The grand auction of the personal es- tate of the late Roderick Atwood contin- ued two raw days. When it was seen that it would take a week more to dis pose of the accumulated ''truck" of 10 years persistent gathering, the ale va adjourned till the arrival of mjIder weather. Good prices were reaIiz d even where the "truck' was not worth the carry ing away.
 Mark D. Bctts, who has been severely i'll for several weeks, continues about the same
 The Minortown school, which had 9con closed on account of the prevalence If the measles, is again open for the @pring term with Miss Elvira Warner, 54ncher.
 Lpgrand RowIey of the Minortown district is very i'll with appendicitis at .hi> writing. Dr French attends him.
 Miss Cora GaIpin's school is closed for Il short vacation.
 Dr l.. ', Ketcham and wife have reached their destination in California, The doctors health has been much bene- fitted by the journey. He was much worse when he left for his home ia the Western field.
 RevJ. L. R. Wychof had the sad news, last week, that his daughter was critical ly i'll in her home ia Wisconsin. She died. It is not known at this writing whether before or after her death he reached her,
 James B. DtForest has sold his Water bury route to George Drakely.
 Charles and Will Gordon visited their parents over Sunday.
 J, H. Allen was in Hartford, last week, on business trip.
 The gospel temperance meeting, la st Sunday, was conducted by Rev Mir Free man.
 Mrs Salmons has returned from her business trip to New York.
 c. E. Winton, the popular feed dealer, is on the sick list.
 The two-year-oId daughter of Freder- ick Gilbert accidentally sat down in pail of scalding water and was fearfuuv burned. Dr Rodger attends and she is recovering,
 Cowlcs Brothers have secured what they have long been looking for, pro- fessioinal baker. He entered upon his work Monday. His name is Christian Haurz, and he has been in the business for P years. That he is an experienced baker is shown by the various exhibition of his skill in the bakery show cases. Cowles Brothers are anxious to please their patrons.-[ Reporter.
 Dr Gorton, the dentist, whose card aD- pears in THE BEE, has purchased the ~S ShU@A oAtIlu DeiUuSIUS GO Of hOSGQDlutD. and has taken entire control of the dent al business in Lewis block, having ar ranged to remain here permanently. pr Gorton is careful workman, and is meeting with fine success.
 Wilson Whttlesey of Woodbury, who so widely known throughout these parts, as great dealer in pickles is at doing large retail business in she city of Waterbury. All will do well to patr0nize Mir Whittlesey as his pickles are known to be the best in the market. Arthur Isham, wbo has been in the employ of the Miller & Peck Co Water bury, for the past five years, has accept ed position with the Rochester Cloth ing O., of that city. Fred Whitttesey is home for his Eas- er vacation from his school in Hacketts- own, N. J. William Buckingham has lately 1