The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-03-28
GAYLORDSVILLE AND VICINITY

GAYLORDSvILLE AND VICINITY,
A. H. Barlow is in New York, this
week.
$. G. Ferris went to BrOoktield on
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
sister.
NJ. D. Jones has again gone to Brian
Cliff Manor, n. Y, to work at his
trade.
E. Dakin is out with new team of
bay horses, purchased of r. Stevens.
George Lucas is moving his family
TO PaWling, n. Y, where he will work
in the Decker creamery. Mr. Cary of
Mount Vernon will take Mr. Lucas
place in the creamery here.
Arthur Parsons has taken the Bar
clay farm in Kent, and will move his
family there the first of April.
Sylvester Hepburn is able to be out
OF doors after an illness of five weeks.
John Thomas and wife spent Sunday
with friends on Second Hill.
George Newton closed his school in
the Waller district on Thursday of this
week.
R. & A. NJ. Booth, that reliable firm
of carriage dealers, have sold a hand
some road buggy to james McEwen.
Friends Of Mrs Botsford receive
pleasant letters written from Pine
Ridge, N. c., where her daughter is
gaining in health. They will not re-
turn to New Milford before May.
Bruce B. Beach has added to his
harness equipment pair of those re-
liable handmade farm harnesses, from
Frank Evitts' establishment. Arson
Squires has secured two pair of light
harnesses from the same dealer and
Lee Stone of Merryall a pair of heavy
harnesses.
John NJ. Benedict is to remove from
Pickett district to the farm of Henry
Ferris in jerusalem.
Mrs Robert Peck has removed from
the village to her place in Pickett dis
trict.
Pliney Squires has gone north after
another load of horses.
Peter Skiff, venerable and success
full farmer from Skitf mountain in
North Kent, called on few friends in
towr, Monday ,on:his return from a visit
in New Haven. Mr. Skiff is an enthu-
siastic Mason and was for a period of
nine years master of St Luke's lodge,
F. & A. M, of Kent.
Walter Campbell, engineer at the
Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co. s plant
at Still River, is badly crippled up with
rheumatism. Charles Lewis has been
taking his place.
H. A. Baldwin of the Baldwin house,
through the thoughtfulness of Hon
Isaac Bristol, enjoyed a carriage ride
on Sunday, the first time he has been
out since his long illness.
George Ferris has been grading about
the residence OF G. NJ. Beach on South
Main street, newly turing the ground.
Pliney Squires had valuable horse
die on Sunday night; out of a load he
recently brought in.
Merwin Andrews has been SO unfor
tunate as to lose valuable horse.
NJ. H. Rodgers of Bridgeport has
bought the old iron in the ruins at the
plant of the Bridgeport Wood Finish
ing Co., at Still River, and has a force
OF men at work, this week, getting it
out of the cellar and loading it on
freight cars for shipment.
Lawyer Bonynge of New York is to
have his new residence at Lake Wara-
maug equipped with a gas lighting
apparatus, and c. NJ. Beach and men
are now engaged in installing the
plant.
Town Health Officer Barker has
fresh supply of vaccine virus and is vac
cinatiEg a large number The small
pox scare in Waterbury has caused
people to wake up to the necessity of
to this duty
Charles PlanZ. son of Philip planz.
is i'll with diphtheria, and the house
has been guaranteed by Town Health
Officer Barker.
Master George, son of Mrs Charles
Cramer of South avenue. is i'll with
scarlet fever.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest E. Lampson have
an addition to their family circle.
daughter, born on the 10th.
Charles Lewis has sold out his black
smith shop in the village to Lawrence
Patrick Lynch, an expert
horse shoer,l will be his princi pal
workman.
Martin Marlborough. night operator
at the depot, leaves town shortly to
take position as agent at Long Hill. !
George jerks was taken to the Dan
bury hospital, Saturday. jerks, while
assisting party to move, fell out of
the wagon, injuring himself very Sc
verely. Very little hope is given of
his recovery.
Harold Marsh is convale ing.