The Newtown bee., 1903-03-20
this place, last Saturday. A. Bedau stopped them.
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NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

Dr Rodger and family went to their new home in Brooklyn, N. Y., last Thursday. The doctor and his family will be much missed.
 Miss Lillie Wymbs, it is reported, will reside at Mrs Lewis late home through the summer.
 Gus McBurney is working on the trolley in Waterbury.
 Tenn Warner, who is working in Waterbury, spent Sunday with his parents.
 Schools close this week for Easter vacation.
 Miss s. Augusta Salmon entertained her friends at whist, last Friday even- ing.
 Miss Nell Suckley went to Hartford, Monday, to study type-writing. She will spend Sundays at home.
 Rev. L. R. Wyckoff exchanged pull pits with Rev J. H. Lockwood, last Sunday. MT Lockwood took for his text, "Come and see."
 The many friends of RevJ. H. Lock- wood are very sorry that he is not to return to Woodbury for another year, but although invited to do so, he thinks best to take the next year for study and not have a parish.
 On next Sunday evening there will be free stereopticon lecture at the North Congregational church. This is to be a union service and Rev MT Roberts is said to be very inter esting lecturer.
 Rev J. A. Freeman addressed the Y. M. c. A., Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs Harriett Bacon and her daugh- ter, Etta, have been spending few days with George Bacon of East Side. The Russell Manufacturing Co.,, of West Side are said to be rushed with work, and are obliged to work even ings.
 The auction sale of Dr Rodgers was we'll attended, last Friday.
 Walter Stiles is having an auction sale at his store on Main street every evening.
 Miss Maud Terril], also Florence and Annie Galpin have been ill with tonsilitis.
 J. H. Galpin and son, Frank, brought in carload of horses, last week.
 Mrs Frank Galpin and baby have been staying at John Hart's during her husbands s absence.
 The barn which Frank Allen has had erected in the rear of his aunt's house, is completed.
 Samuel Coad is in poor health.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the North church meets with Mrs Alexander Gordon on Wednesday afternoon. The people of the South church are having the interior of their church re. modelled, and are in hopes to occupy it by Easter Sunday. The mems supper given by the men of the Methodist church, last week, netted them over $50.
 Edward Crance of Waterbury spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs Ryce Clark has returned to her home in New Haven.
 Every one seems to be enjoying the fine weather. Bicycles and clean carriages are now in evidence.
 Mrs Frank Knox IS assisting MT Knox with the R. F. D., going to Weekeepeemee and Hazel Plain.
 G. w. P. LeavenwOrth closed the winter term of school in Weekee- peemee, last Friday.
 Wilbur w els, who is to work for Seymour Brown the ensuing year, will occupy the whole of the Saxon tene- ment, near the tanner
 Lincoln Smith and wife of Roxbury were at his fathers, Dea c. K. Smith $ over Sunday.
 Mrs Antoinette Smith is to sell her farm at auction on Wednesday of this week. She with her daughter, Kate, are to occupy the northern part of Mrs Almond Galpin's house on Main street.
 Barnett Atwood, who has had typhoid fever, is said to be improving
 Houghtaling, the baker, IS back again, not caring for the work on the trolleys in Waterbury.
 Miss Florence Smith has returned from a visit of several weeks among friends
 Lenten services at St Paul's are held Friday afternoons.
 Louis Gibson of New Britain spent Sunday with MT and Mrs Henry Gibson.
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 MT and Mrs John Gordon are to move into part of Mrs Julia P, Brad-