The Newtown bee., 1903-04-24
WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

Abner Lewis has sold his place to G.
L. Camp and purchased in Canaan a
farm of Is acres, located near the cen
ter of the village.
Lory Couch has moved to Kent Hol-
low, tenant of Berkeley Morgan.
Abner Lewis disposed of some of his
household goods and farming tools at
auction on Saturday. There was a
good attendance.
Miss Lizzie Roebling is the happy
owner of a new piano, purchased of
Mr. Conkey.
Echo Bristol accompanied the organ
list with his cornet at the Sunday even.
ing service.
GAYLORDsVILLE ITEMS.
Henry Roberts has had a severe
shock, and at the present writing is no
better.
Miss Helen D;sbrow and Miss Louise
Stevens of Bridgeport were guests at
the "Disbrow house," last week. p
Rev E. T. Byles, the new pastor of
the Methodist church, preached his
first sermon here, Easter Sunday.
The schools in this place began Mon
day, April -, with Mrs Whitley at the
Waller district and Mr. Marsh at the
Gaylord school.
George Lucas and family were in the
place, Sunday.
The Bon Ton Candy Co. has ice
cream on sale at it's Main street store,
having Reid's popular make, the New
England Ferry of New Haven and
the Fozelle make of New York. The
store will be in charge of Mrs Lena
Bongiorno. Orders left for cream will
be delivered.
Ammon Green of Litchield passed
Sunday at N. H. Roots in Park Lane.
Mr. and Mrs w. G. Lathrop and
daughter, Edith, passed Sunday in
Danbury and Bethel.
Mrs Alice Lathrop and grandson,
Edmund 5. Sturges, returned on Friday
from visit in Thomaston, Terryville
Waterbury and Bridgeport.
E. Fl. Bradley has peas two inches
high in his garden.
Mrs Robbins Farrand and daughter
Of Washington were the guests Of Mrs
G. B. Logan over Sunday.
G. F. Schoverling is to build on an
addition to his barn at Lake Wara-
maug. T. Soule & Co. are doing the
work.
David Kyle has been having some
repairs made at his house.
W. J. Clark has applied for trans fer
of his license to his new block on Rail-
road street.
J. Leroy Cooper of Bristol is to take
a position with W. N. Noble, the Bank
street druggist.
George Soule is moving his household
goods, this week, to his home on Whit
tlesey avenue.
J. E. Castle, the Bank street cIothier,
is presenting his patrons with a neat
and useful novelty in ''The Elite collar
buttoner." 1t will save the men folks
lots of vexation and be help to those
who sometimes are profane in button
ing on their collars.
Grocer G. l. Leach is offering good
value in Early June canned peas, three
cans for 25c.
A. II. Mcmahon has had force of
men at South Kent, this week, INSTALL
ing Quincy hot water heating sys-
tenn in the new residence of w. O.
Page.
Hubert Arnold, the noted violinst,
with Mrs Arnold and son, were the
guests of William Stillson, the artist,
over Sunday.
Miss Helen Richmond Of Danbury
has been spending a few days at S. B.
G. A. Trowbridge of New York was
1 guest at M. w. HIPS over Sunday.
Mr. Chittenden Of Bridgeport came
up to New Milford, in his automobile,
havingHon H. o. Warner
Is passenger. He was the guest of
}. F. Schoverling while here.
'eturned, Monday morning, from a
business trip in Western New York.
Mrs Buck, wife of Selectman J. Lee
10y Buck, and Miss Alice Buck, arrive
home, this week, from Florida. They