The Newtown bee., 1902-04-04
$l. All druggists,

will be satisfied.
 | sl, All druggists. JIG. AVER CO.,, Lowell, Mass. central school, Woodbury, and whose names were on the honor roll for the winter term ending, March 21, 1902, were as follows: Third grade, Ruth Clay, Edna Hall, Grover Sheldon; sixth grade, Lillian Cartledge; high school, Ina White. Howard White, who is in the grammar department, was not absent or tardy during the term. The childen at the village school whose names were on the honor roll for the term were as follows: First grade, John Fox, Harold Hall, Jess1e Smith, Florence Traverse; sec- ond grade, Florence Allen, Hazel AL len, Lizzie Butters, Howard Eyre, Frank Frazer, Maud Minor, Freddie Nelson, Elsie Rabbit, Hubert Roswell, Walter Traverse and Georgie Benson. Hubert Roswell was not tardy or ab- sent during the term.
 Mrs Charles Hurd has been quite in- disposed.
 Mrs Holcomb, who with her hus- band, has been stopping at the Leav- enworth home since the death of her sister, returned to Plainville, last Thursday.
 Henry Booth will occupy the Waite Leavenworth place.
 Mrs J. II. Leavenworth is visiting her daughter in Southford.
 A new ware room, stock room and packing room are to be built this sum- mer at Cowles' factory.
 Miss Emily Fairclough is learning the millinery trade at DawSon's mill linery rooms in North Woodbury.
 Thomas Sheldon and family moved on Good Friday to Geneva, N. Y.
 Ransom Benjamin and wife from Canaan have moved on to the old homestead and Ransom has taken pos first trip, last week.
 Last Thursday afternoon man who ought to be ashamed of himself was laboring under heavy "jag" and fell from the high seat of his wagon near Dyson's corner. He fell underneath the wagon and bruised his face quite seriously by the fall. As he was un- able to arise he lay until MT Dyson | Urir 1 hi; out. After taking number of maps on the bank and in the barn he mount ed his wagon and proceeded rather un- certainly to his destination.
 Mrs Elizabeth Camp is visiting her daughter in Hartford.
 Mrs Capewell's house is being paint ed, whitewashed and papered through out by Egbert Carpenter.
 George Warner and family are soon to move to Watertown.
 Mrs Wright has been visiting her father, Rev MT Crane, of Middlebury.
 Rows of potted plants, petunias, ge- raniums, pinks and callaS across the platform and organ gave the Sunday school room very cheerful and EaS- ter-like effect, last Sunday.
 Stephen Brown is on the sick list.
 Thomas Arlington has SOwn grass seed about his yard and will have a pretty lawn in front of his neat cot- tage, this summer
 William Dakin and wife are in Stamford.
 Edward Crane of Waterbury recent ly made brief visit in our village.
 Two elegant musical instruments arrived in the Oille, last week, there by making the young recipients very happy indeed. The first arrival on Wednesday was Sterling piano to Miss Ruth Clay and the second on Thursday a Tabor organ, to Miss Jen- nie Hall.
 Mrs Doll Knox and Fred Smith and family exchanged houses on Monday.
 Several notices have been put uI stating that the Hotchkissville and Washington ball teams will have a game on April 3l. Will some one kindly inform us poor April fools what day the 31st of April occurs on?
 Last Wednesday afternoon a carpet rag bee was held at Mrs Fred Parkin's A pleasant time and nice supper were enjoyed.
 George F. Morris and wife visited their daughter in New Haven, last week.
 Walter Northrop's family moved tC Waterbury on Monday.
 The genial carpenter, MT Wright, is rushed with business in the paperine and whitewashing line at present..