The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
ROXBURY
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES. Rev J. D. Smiley preached in the Con- gregational church, Sundaysin exchange with Rev G. A, Bushee. Robert Thomas spent Monday in New Haven. A young man from New York is board ing at A, W. Sanford's. Clifford Lyons has been visiting at liar vey Thomas's. Mrs Willard Hodge is spending few days in Washington. Mrg MalIette of Roxbury Station is visiting her nephew, Charles Bucking- ham Of Worthwhile.
 Mrs Esther Buckingham Of Worthwhile spent Sunday with Mrs Bntcock. MT and Mrs Daboll and daughter, also Mr and Mrs Blei1 c1 aod three chi.dce9, who have been sc=yirG st the SewMd hou:e, are po~, bo~rl. Z II .5-- 5 .iJ win house in New Milford, MT and Mrs BIotl Goodscl, of New Milford called on friends in ,own, Sun day.
 Miss Mabel MalIette of New Milford is spending few days with her aunt, M F. E. Wetmore. Mir and Mrs Burt Rctallick started for England, July 9. They intended to make this their home, but his being ua- able t0 obtain work is the reason fer their departure.
 Chester Garrison of Litcofeld has cen assisting h.s uncle, Allen Joyce, in the store.
 Charles Trowbridge has just purchas- ed handsome road wagon. Now all the girls will have more delightful drives than ever!
 Benjamin Davenport has taken the job of harvesting the hay on Levi Smiths place,
 George Whitehead, who has been i'll with typhoid fever, is reported much tn- proved.
 Dell T7rrell of Waterbury is home on visit.
 John Vallely, IT,, has been on the sick list.
 The National cream separator is placed on 10 days trial,
 w. B. Hodge is cleaning and repairing the Center scho0lhouse.
 The ladies of the Methodist church met st the parsonage and fitted up some rooms for the use of the parson, laat week, The nen also lent their aid in erecting fence between their property and Dr Pon's orchard.
 MT and Mrs Burton Hodge are spend ing the week at the shore. Myron O'Dell has gone north after a car of cattle. Ellie Thomas is also North after cattle, and is expected home this week. The Sunday school rally held last Tuesday al Roxbury Falls, was largely attended by Roxbury people. The weather was dark and showery, but those who attended felt well paid for their ex- ertions. A number Of small children have been sick with fever, the past week, and under the care of Dr Pons. All are now con- valescing.
 George ". HuClburt, Charles Sanford and Dell Sanford went to Litchfeld pond on Friday of last week, fishing They found the weather rather uncom tortable but the large number of tist caught made up for their inconvenience from hest.
 William Garter and family left on Wed nesday for their new home, with brighi prospects for the future.
 Eugene Ward has sold beef cattle tt
 Butcher Hartwell of Jadd's Bridge.
 William Pettit flaa entered the employ of George Pierce since leaving the. si'ic'
 mill.
 Andrew Holmes is home from hi work at Daniel Canfield's at Bridgewat CT, nursing a feIon on his hand. 1 New roofs adorn the house of Waite
 Booth. His brother. Charles, assiste'
 him in putting them on. |
 1 s. B. Smith is handling very fin
 four-year-old colt of his own raising. l
 wss sired bY Chetolah Prince. He
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