The Newtown bee., 1903-07-17
A. H. M c M A HON. Bridge Street, NEW MILFORD, CONN.

and MT and Mrs G. B. Webster of Hol- yoke, Mass, were among the many guests at the Lakeside Inn, Lake War amaug, Sunday.
 WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
 Burr Buckingham, who has not vis- ited his native place in 34 years, is stopping at his brothers, Homer Buck. ingham's. MT Buckingham is accom- panied by his daughter, and resides in mortimer n Michigan.
 MT Ponds little son of Bear Hill cruelty mangled his fingers in machin- cry, requiring physician daily to dress his wounds.
 Mrs Andrew s. Buckingham s arted for Buffalo, N. Y., on Monday for the benefit of her health at a sanatorium there.
 Miss Mabel Marsh spent portion of last week with Mrs Ivory Phillips.
 Grace Buckingham and Stephen Warehouse will attend school in New Milford in September.
 Mrs Richard Stone visited Mrs How ard Carpenter, recently.
 MT Johnson of Bethel visited at Mrs Arthur Morehouse's, last week.
 GAYLoRDsv1LLE HAPPENINGS.
 Mrs Robert Kellogg is entertaining friends from Bridge port.
 Miss Helen Hatch of New York is visiting her parents in this place.
 Miss Utter and mother from New York have taken rooms for the sum- mer at the Disbrow house. . Charles Pomeroy is on the sick list.
 Russell Geer, G. U. White and J. U. White have been guests at Paine farm during the past week.
 George Karcher is entertaining friends from New York.
 Miss Grace Waller, who has been se- riously ill, is improving.
 The weekly prayer meeting has been changed from Thursday to Friday even- ing, followed by choir practice. A car load sof horses owned by B. Keller arrived here, Sunday night, to be worked on the canal. NEW CLUB HOUSE AT LAKE wARA-
 MAUG.
 New Milford Outing club, which has 40 members, opened it's club house at Lake Waramaug, last week. The club house is located short distance from the Wilson house. A full list of mem- bers follows: George F. Pixley, A. J. Pixley, A. G. Todd, R. L.. Findlay, Fred N. Traver, J. F. Addis, Noble Borelli, T. E. Young, T. E. May, John c. A. Adds, s. Ii. Smith, J. A: Mo Cormick, Hubert Thomas, w. J. Pink ham, H. L. Hayden, P. H. Squire, James Sullivan, Edward A. Bennett, w. J. Clark, Henry Donnelly, Q. H. Lake, Edward Sterling, James M. Dun lap, J. Fred McEuen, Lauren Evitts, Anson H. Squires, F. w. Hoffman, Jo- seph Collins, R. s. Todd, Charles Pro- vino, W. H. Booth, D. F. Callahan, B. L. Moore, George :E. Ackley, J. H. Cochrane, J. w. Coleman. PAPERS OF INCORPORATION FILED BY SOUTH KENT GRANITE co. The South Kent Granite Co.,, with a paid-up capital ot S100,000, filed arti- cles of incorporation to-day. The of' Hatt, presidents; John L. Mallett, vice president; Richard P. Dodge, secreta- ry and treasurer; Isaac J. Hungerford, general manager; and Leslie Allen The principal office will be located at 86 State street, Albany, N. Y. The quarry is located on the Berkshire di vision of the New York, New Haver and Hartford railroad, near New Mil ford, being S2 miles from New York and 100 miles from Albany. It con sists of 15O acres of solid granite anc it's quality has been pronounced b! experts to equal the celebrated Wester ly granite. The height of the noun tain averages $50 feet and the suppl. is inexhaustible.
 MERRYALL JOTTINGs. Rev MT Byles of Gaylordsville will hold services in the chapel, Sunday, a 3p: m.
 MT and Mrs John Pepper of Bridge port and Mrs Charlotte Pepper of Ne1 Milford are at Miss Jane Fenn's.
 Seth Schultz and family, Garwoo Schultz and family and MT and MT , Charles Heinan visiteda at Bulls Bridge Sunday.
 Mrs Will Pomeroy called on relatives Saturday.
 Mrs w. R. Benedict and Mrs Joh Mitchell spent day at Bulls Bridge recently.
 ] Mrs G. H. Abbott has a flock (
 Rhode Island Red chickens that al
 beauties.
 CHESTNUT LAND.
 John Anderson has entertained con
 pany from the city, the past week. Mrs Ellen Peck and son and nephe
 of Bridgewater were at Lawren(
 Camps, one day last week. - Robert Clark, wife and son of tf S village, were on the Hill, Sunday. .
 Lawrence Camp is putting up Si
 for Frank Straight, in Kent. s Mrs F. M. Straight, Miss Dorot1