The Newtown bee., 1903-05-08

to her home in this place, after spend ing couple of months with c. D Coles family of Washington, where } she has been caring for Mrs Cole, who has been seriously ill with the grip.
 NEWS FROM PARK LANE.
 A. E. Bostwick and F. T. Richmond drove to Wing Station, last week, look ing for bob calves.
 Miss Bessie Soule, who boards at 1 William Pooth'S, visited at her aunt'S, Mrs Walter SOule'S, of Mort hville, over Sunday.
 | George Judd has taken potato ground of F. M. Berry, and has his crop plant ed.
 Mrs Fenn has been staying with her daughter, Mrs James Sullivan, for a short time. | c. DOlan is to take the tobacco land of W. B. BOstwick again, this season, and intends raising five or six acres. MT and Mrs E. c. Rowland are the happy parents of little daughter, Harriet May, born April 29. Charles Walker had both a COW and horse sick, last week, and had to call in the efficient Dr Todd.
 E. M. Berry and daughter, Dorothy, were in North Kent, Sunday, visiting Mrs Flora Berry, who has returned from her stay in Florida.
 Miss Mary Rothe of Bridgeport was at the home of her parents a few days ago.
 Lawrence Camp was the successful applicant for R. F. D. No. 3, and will start on his duties about June 1.
 A. E. Bostwick and F. T. Richmond were in Danbury and Bethel, Thurs day, buying little pigs.
 Susie Sullivan was the guest of her cousin, Esther Toohey, of Marketable, Friday and Saturday.
 F. M. Berry has sold his COW to MT Thomas of Roxbury.
 Frank Northrop is in Waterbury for short stay.
 WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
 Rev Mir Nance closed a series of 12 very interesting sermons on "Peter," the final one being "Peter, the Rock Christian.
 Albert Roebling, who has scarlet fever, is reported as making satisfac- tory progress. Thus far there has been no further spread of the disease. Great pains have been taken to isolate the case.
 Mrs Warehouse and Mrs Payne spent Thursday in Danbury.
 A missionary meeting was held at the parsonage on Friday afternoon. Subject, "India.''
 Mrs Dayton and son now occupy the house recently purchased by C.. L. Camp.
 Mrs George Marsh spent last week at her aunt's. Mrs Sherman Greens.
 Mrs William Sullivan visited at George Marsh s, recently.
 Mrs Stephen Warehouse visited with MISS JenneJJe oJOne, 1asU Nonuay.
 Irwin Platt IS reported as having the humps.
 Just a hint to Mir Sperry: E. O. Sperry is now owner of the hall in Worthwhile. This building ought to belong to the church here for social purposes. We are in hopes this gen. tleman had this on his mind when he made the purchase.
 Committees have been appointed for a Children's day service, to be held June 10.
 MRS EDWIN sOULE.
 Mrs Edwin Soule of Wellsville, aged 55 years, died on Saturday. Three daughters and son survive her. The funeral was attended on Monday after noon, Rev J. F. Plumb officiating. The pail bearers were James McEuan, Will liam Perkins, Simon Crehan and Will liam Gloyd. Funeral Director Thomas had the arrangements in charge. Joseph Golden passes Saturday in Great Harrington, Mass, to assist in the store of Ezra Golden there, which is in charge of Harry Golden.
 MT and Mrs A. L. Conkey went to Hartford, Wednesday, to attend the funeral of Miss Electa Beaumont, an aunt of Mrs Donkey. l James J. Feeney is making extensive repairs on his residence on Bennitt street.
 William Pomeroy of Long Mountain is out with road buggy, bought of R. & A. M. Booth.
 MT Lyon, son of Carr Lyon. has fine road buggy, bought of the hust]ine local dealers, R. & A. M. Booth.
 D. w. Gregory has been passing some time at Pawling, N. Y., where his wife is slowly cohvalescing from a