The Newtown bee., 1901-02-08


that they may get great good from it.
He urged all the active members to
be loyal to their pledge and to give
their motto, "For Christ and the
the first place even when
pleasure and inclination were drawing
the other way and it requires some
sacrifice to be true to the Master. He
eulogized DR. Clark, the founder and
president of the United Society, as one
whose head had not been turned by
the wonderful success of the move
ment but is the same humble, earnest
that he was 20 years ago.
REGISTERED AT THE NEW ENGLAND.
L. J. Nickerson, George G. Harrison,
West Cornwall.
James Huntington, Woodbury..
w. Nj. p. Shelton, John w. Brooks,
Miss Eva Whitney, Crown Point,
n. y.
W. &. IIickox, Washington.
Donald It. Warner, Salisbury.
II. G. Palmer, Danbury.
l.. d. Whitehead, Patterson, N. Y.
G. p. Rice, New London.
Royal Buckingham, Kent.
J. e. Watson, Marketable.
G. H. Slocum, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
b. Hulin, e. G. Freeman, w. O.
w. J. Pinkham, Elliott j.
White, r. b. Taft, Boston. Mass.
O. N. Bender, Providence, r. I.
T. S. Shelton, COlebrook.
George r. Stone, A. E. Scharff, G. S.
G. B. Rowe, H. L. Hayden,
w. G. Gallagher, New Haven.
f. ID. Seaverns, Alfred Apple, O. M.
Wendland, F. A. Watson, w. w.
Young, T. Hodgkinson, c. E. Pearsall,
J. F. Dorvall, W. S. Morton, N. G..
Gibbs, W.. W. Bohn, e. +. Hitchcock,
Eugene Underwood, New York.
Charles F. Bennett, W. II. Hart,
George - Wiley, H. G. scotield, O..
L. Conan l. kzrneon Pease, A. E. Vim
cent, Bridgeport.
w. =. OOIIlS UtlEh, Nol vain.
Frank c. Wells Utica, n. Y.
T. H. Mckenzie, Southington.
4: Sanford, Roxbury.
II. G. Borland, Ridgefield.
II. ". Andrews, Wallingford.
C. II. Beach, Falls Village.
Fitz g. Webster, "a Breezy Time
Co., p. J. Kelly, Hartford.
r. A. Clark, Hawleyville.
W. c. Winter, Philadelphia, Pa.
S. J. S. Rogers, New Hartford.
W. G. Beeman, Dr Marcy, New Pres
ton.
Exchanging hats seems to be conta.
gious in New Milford. Following the
example of Editor Bolles, who ex
changed head-gear in Bridgeport re
Gently, New Milford's popular judge OF
probate, A. G. Todd, had little ex
perience, the other day. lie was one
of the star witnesses in the suit of the
Worthwhile Baptist society VS.. Car
Lyon, and made good witness, h
having taught school in the old school
house which was under dispute. -Whe1
he came away he selected hat, which
seemed to fit well, but when he CAM
to hang it up in his office he fount
someone had exchanged with him. II
made an earnest search to find tn
owner of the hat but at last report
had not succeeded in SO doing. 1t
possible the hat-eXchanging fever ha
become epidemic. It may be necessar
to call in the health officer should tn
disease become general.
IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
New Milford lodge, y. E. O. p, vii
have its annual supper on Frida
night.
Good Shepherd lodge, No. So, |. O. c
F.. will work the second degree on tw
candidates on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary ii. \ full attendance Of tn
members is requested. Last evenin
the initiatory degree was exemplitie
on three candidates.
At st Peters lodge, F. & A. NJ
Tuesday night, District Deputy E. Fl
Beardsley made his first official visit
The third degree was exemplified i
the usual excellent style for which thi
lodge is famous.
Golden, Railroad street, New Mi
| ford, is offering special prices on ladies
clpaks and mems overcoats. Give hi1
a call.
Mrs S. W. Hyslop and Miss Flor