The Newtown bee., 1902-09-26

tor a handsome sign with II. D. ITinc who is an artist of the first class.
 Mrs T. A. Hazen of Springfield Mass, and Mrs C. w. Smith of Lee Mass, visited their brother, Dea Yen ry Ives, on Thursday of last week Nil Ives was able to visit with them and it proved most delightful day to all concerned.
 Frank Warner, Jr., has resumed his position with Groceryman Leach, not finding the duties at the freight depot to his liking.
 A. W. Piper and Miss Leota B. Err win called on New Milford friends, Sunday, having driven from Torring- ton.
 Miss Susie c. Erwin has resigned her position in the composing room of the New Milford Gazette.
 John Marrow is holding the ribbons over stylish mare bought of Pliney Squires.
 MT and Mrs J. A. Colepaugh and Mir and Mrs D. McMahon enjoyed car riage drive to Roxbury on Sunday. Mrs Sherman Addis has gone to New Haven to spend the winter. Horace Allen is the owner of a nice bay pacer, bought of Pliney Squires. Miss H. A. Sniffen of Bridgeport is passing the week in town, the guest of her brother, John Sniffen. She has also visited at the home of Thomas Kimlin in Sherman. Miss Tripp has returned from Wa terbury and resumed her position at w. G. BartOn's store. She is boarding at the Baldwin house.
 Edward Ward of Falls Village was in town on Friday last.
 Homer J. Pulver of Lee, Mass, vis- ited his brother, c. D. Pulver, one day last week.
 Howard $. Marsh has accepted position in Lee, Mass, where he ex- poets to go next Wednesday. He has been with w. c. Barton about three years. His many friends wish him success in his new position. has visited his cousin, Wilbur F. Hutchinson.
 Albert Ferris and lady friend enjoy ed day at the Orange fair on Septem- Der 2. Mir Ferris was much impressed with this growing and popular fair.
 Rev Mir Nance will preach a no- license sermon at the chapel, Sunday. September 2S, at 3 p. m, All are in vited to come.
 G. M. and F. C.. Merwin have just completed erecting an Empire style of Harder silo, for which the former is agent. They are we'll pleased with the promptness in which it was shipped, as they are running their Cobleskill factory night and day to keep up with orders. The material is tirst-class used in it's construction.
 H. s. Mygatt has closed his cottage at Lake Waramaug, and with his fam ily has returned to the village.
 K. B. Mygatt and family, who have passed the summer at H. S. Mygatt's residence, have returned to Greater New York.
 Jay Smith is out with handsome black driving horse, bought of Pliney Squires.
 For his millinerS for the fall season, w. G. Barton has engaged Miss Van Volkenberg and Mrs Nichols of New York and Miss Gilbert of Burlington, Vt.
 Mrs Hubert Thomas and Miss Eugia Thomas are visiting in Bridgeport and Derby.
 c. P. Bentley, of the c. H. Booth & Bentley Co.,, was in New York, last week, selecting furnishings and goods for the new store. R. w. l.. Wendt, the watch repairer and oculist, is located on the west side of the Park in the old store of Frank Evitts. He will be pleased to have all his friends call. A sucking colt belonging to Earle Gaylord of Bulls Bridge was injured in peculiar manner, being kicked in the jaw. A large cancerous growth appeared nearly as large as the an imal's head. Dr Todd was called and removed it, but does not feel certain that the colt, a valuable one, will make | a recovery.