The Newtown bee., 1902-04-11

they went up stairs to present it to him but found him fast asleep. On night, in the presence of the boarderS, MT Manning pre- sented MT Murphy with book on the New Milford Savings bank with S1O to his credit.
 HOUSE. F. D. Bacher, Philadelphia. William H. Wilson, Mrs J. P. Brace, Miss Lucy Brace, o. H. Swart, P. D. Pike, B. F. Clarke, E. L. Remford, Miss c. Morton, E. H. Cronk, w. N. Mitchell, c. A. Feeling, S. D. Reemer. New York. George R. Bradley, A. Notkins, E. T. Allen, H, L. Hayden, NJ. F. Sulli- van, B. B. Tillotson, Jr., New Haven. Jacob Setzer, Millerton.
 F. l.. Coe, Madison.
 G. S. Keeler, J. J. McStay, G. w. Hoyt, w. H. Humphries, IT,, Danbury. A. N. Luce, A. D. Fuller, c. B. Ben nett, H. T. Ford, R. L. Hunter, w. J, Tanner, Bridgeport.
 A. N. Carpenter, Norwich.
 R. w. Stocking, J. A. McEnerney, Edwin McEnerney, Derby.
 M. E. Pinney, B. N. Bull, Hartford. K. O. Knight, Scranton, Pa.
 R. A. Clark, Hawleyville.
 George B. Miller, c. M. Whitaker. L. V. Knight, D. D.. Burnes, G. w. Hall, Boston.
 L. $. Wheeler, Meriden.
 H. M. Bates, Jr., Rutland, Vt.
 A. K. Sibley, Holyoke, Mass.
 c. s. Doty, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. w. T. Baker, Providence. J. H. R0raback, Canaan. F. M. Williams, G. M. Breinig and son, Dr J. c. Barker, A. N. Knapp, H. B. Stone, New Milford.
 MT and Mrs R. F. Clark, Washing ton.
 George Ackley went to Buffalo, N. Y., this week, to buy a load of fat steers to supply their large market trade.
 Mrs John Ackley of New Haven is visiting her son, George Ackley.
 Mrs George Ackley and Mrs John Ackley went to Patterson, N. Y., Mon' day, to see the damage wrought by the great fire.
 Good Shepherd lodge, I. O. O. F.. worked the initiatory degree, Thursday evening. Next week the first degree will be conferred on two candidates.
 John W. .Hoyt goes to New Haven April g, as delegate from New Mill ford lodge, No. 292, N. E. o. F., to the grand lodge of this order.
 Robert Irwin, father of Mrs Joshua Bolles, has returned to town after spending the winter in New Haven.
 St Peters lodge, F. & A. M., worked the first degree, Tuesday night.
 Miss Daisy White of Plymouth is the guest of Mrs Fred Lake. c. O. Hendricks of Merryall is having his residence improved by the addition of veranda on the front of the house Buckingham Brothers are doing tn, work.
 Mrs w. G. Barton has been visiting in Terryville and TorringtOn. w. G. Barton made a flying visit t. Winsted and TorringtOn on Monday
 L. Roman was in New York on Mon day.
 The fair for the benefit of the Churc1 of St Francis Xavier on Friday ant , Saturday evenings, was largely attend ed. The flag drill given by the chil dren the first two evenings was yer. pretty and reflected high credit ol l Mrs R. B. Cheeseman, who trained the } young folks. Recitations were alst enjoyed by Miss Mamie Halpine, Mis- Harriett Riley, Miss May Clark ant Miss Bessie Garvey. Dancing was en ioyed all the evenings of the fair t music furnished by Northrop's orches tra.
 MT and Mrs Leroy James of Sa Francisco, Cal., are visiting Mir an Mrs NJ. T. Ryan of Still River.
 Station Agent Ryan of Still Rive passed Sunday with his parents a Pittstield.
 Mrs James and Mrs NJ. T. Ryan pas: ed Wednesday in New York City. r Mrs Hubert Thomas has been assist ing for week in the local telephon exchange.
 Miss Ella Irwin is quite seriously il threatened with pneumonia.
 Miss Bessie Barker of the telephor exchange is on the sick list.
 Manager G. w. Hoyt of the Danbu1 division of the S. N. E. Telephone Co was in town on Monday
 Mrs Ralph Morehouse has been o the sick list with one of the prevalel f grip colds.
 Mrs w. F. Bennett was in Wate bury, Friday and Saturday,an attend ed the services in honor of the 5Oth al niversary of the Second Congregation;