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The Newtown bee., 1904-10-14
WOoDBURr.

A SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
 MT and Mrs F. R. Smith celebrated their siver wedding on the evening of October l. The house was beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and flowers flor the. occasion. The male quartet sang several selections and there were several selections of instru- mental music. The bride and groom were the recipients of many beautiful and useful gifts.
 Robert Judson has gone to Columbia college.
 MT and Mrs G. P. Allen have re- turned to their home for the winter.
 Miss Kate Smith was recent guest of friends in Seymour.
 Miss Harriette Ford has returned from a visit to her sister in Danbury
 Jesse Minor and family of Waterbury spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs c. J. Minor.
 Horace .Quirk has opened a meat market at T. l.. Shea'S old stand.
 It is reported that Keilty, the Water town baker, will open branch store in Hitchcock's block. which will be appreciated by his numerous patrons.
 The usual crowd from this place at- tended the Danbury fair. Wallace Pendleton and wife of Win. sted were recent guests at s. w. Nun. sells.
 The organ recital given in the Epis. copal church on Wednesday by Prof Loveland was very fine and was lis. tened to by large and appreciative audience. The people of the church are fortunate in securing so fine an in- strument.
 George Terrill has taken possession of the hardware business recently pur. | chased of M. M. Strong.
 MT Buys new house is getting on very fast.
 MI oo LULU COHllIleICeu HcI WOIk Ou Sunday evening, holding a union serv- ice in the North church.
 Mrs Cora Eyre Bain and child from Hartford have been visiting her friends in town, the past week. J. H. COwleS' sister and her husband have returned to their home in Pasa- dena, Cal.
 Rev J. L. R. Wyckoff is entertain ing his two sisters from West Haven.
 Mrs IIarriette Futile has moved into
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KENT.
ROUND SOUTH KENT.

ROUND SOUTH KENT.
 Mir and Mrs c. H. Osborne of New Milford were in this place, Sunday.
 Mrs Harriet Benedict of New Haven is the guest of Mrs A. H. Benedict this week.
 John w. Chase is carpentering at Lake Waramaug and this week he and Mrs Chase are guests of MT and Mrs J. B. Stillson at New Preston.
 MT and Mrs l.. T. Peet of New Mil. ford were at their farm here for few days the first of the week. Every one is glad to see them.
 Rev MT Job of Kent was again at the schoolhouse at Ore Hill, Sunday. There is great interest taken in the services and they now hope to start a Sunday school, which cannot help but be good thing.
 Mrs w. M. Barnum visited with New Haven friends the first of the week.
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ROXBURr.

THE BRONSON-HURLBURT WEDDING.
 On Thursday, October 6, about 60 relatives and friends gathered at the residence of MT and Mrs Henry M. Bronson to witness the marriage of their eldest daughter, Clara Elizabeth, to Norman Henry Hurlburt of Rox- bury. The rooms were prettily deco rated with autumn leaves and ferns
 To the strains of Lohengrin's march, played by Mrs John Minor, IT,, the bridal party entered the parlor, pre- ceded by the bridesmaids, Miss Alice Ruby Johnson, sister of the bride, and Miss Mary Paul Humprey of Roxbury. The honor maid, Miss Ethel M. Blades of Clinton, Mass, with the best man, Merwin Seymour Bronson, brother of the bride, followed. Then came the bride leaning on the arm of the groom. Under an arch of autumn leaves they were met by Rev Walter DOwneS Humphrey who performed the cere- mony using the Episcopal service with the ring. The brides father gave her away. The bride was attired in a handsome gown of white French lawn, trimmed with white lace. She car ried white carnations and prayer book. Following the ceremony we'd ding breakfast was served. The young couple received many useful and costly presents, including a handsome con- binati book case and writing desk, a quantity of linen, cut glass, silver and bric-a-brac, etc. MT and Mrs Hurl- burt left on the 3.15 train for New York and other places of interest, but not amid shower of rice and old shoes, as is customary, for they quiet ly slipped out the back door and were gone ere the guests were aware of it.
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MT and Mrs John Wyant attended the Danbury fair, last week; also paid a visit to Bridgeport.
 Mrs F. Cole went to her fathers home in Bantam, on Saturday.
 George Noble is doing some carpen. ter work for Abner Woodruff at Judd's Bridge, on some property he has just purchased of the Col Hurburl estate.
 Charles Warner of Watertown was at H. w. Woodruff's, one day last week. MT Warner has a new Pope automobile. He gave MT and Mrs Woodruff their first ride in one. MI Thompson, an instructor from Water bury, was with him. They came by the way of Woodbury and found it rather hilly.
 William H. Wallace of New York has been in town talk ing photographs of different subjects for some company in New York. He wished to get an old hen with a brood of young chicks but did not expect to at this time o1 the year, but H. w. Woodruff had one come off one day last week, with four little yellow and five little black chicks and they were photographed by the artist.
 A daughter was born to Mir and Mrs Charles Rylander, last week.
 The Cornwall football team played with the Gunnery, on Monday, the Gunnery winning 24 to o.
 Henry Gee and family have moved to Woodbury.
 MT and Mrs Wilbur Fem attended their cousins wedding, in New Brit ain, on the 12th.
 Rev and Mrs Carter have returned from their trip to the Maine woods
 Mrs Ruah Atwood has been visit ting friends iii Meriden.
 MT Baker has purchased the Beach cottage.
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Miss Nellie and Clifford Woodruff of Washington, Rev J. A. Hurn of North Egremont, Mass, and D. F. Dodd of Shelton
 Mrs Miller has been visiting Miss Genevieve Hungerford.
 Erwin Marsh is at the Gaylssd home stead.
 Mrs c. H. Soule has been visiting friends in Huntington. Little Agnes Jones has been quite sick, the result of eating poisonous berries.
 Mrs Henrietta Barnum has been with her daughter, Mrs w. R. New
 Clarence Evans has gone to St Louis to attend the fair. Mrs J. T. Underhill and daughter spent Wednesday last with Mrs Rob ert Kellogg.
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PLATTSVILLE-

NOTES FROM HOYDEN'S HILL.
 Mrs David Gould and Mrs Myrtle Gould were guests, last week, of Mrs Martin Jennings.
 Mrs Frances Beardsley has returned home, after visit with Martin Jen- nings, T. A. Jennings and Mrs E. B. Sherwood.
 Mrs Leroy Clark visited friends in Hartford, last week.
 MT and Mrs William Relyea, l.. A. Jennings and man, K. Bates and friend, MT and Mrs A. Bulkley, MT and Mrs Fred Jennings, Cornelius Simmons and James Clark attended the Danbury fair, last week.
 Miss Emma Hillier is taking course at business college in Bridgeport.
 Edwin Leonard and friend of Bridge port were at E. B. Sherwood $ recently.
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BROKE INTO hlS HOUSE.

s. Le Quinn of Cavenoish, Vt, was robbed of his customary health by in- vaSion of Chronic Constipation. When Dr Kings New Life Pills broke into his house, his trouble was arrested and now he's entirely cured. They're guaranteed to cure, 25c at R. H. Beers X Co.,, NewtOwn; A. W. Twiss, Bethel; W. N.. Noble, New Milford; w: B. Hawley. sherman; O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; R. F.. Smith, West Cornwall; Peck & Co.,, Brook field Center: w. J. Beehler, Brook field: Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; Betts x Betts, Sandy Hook, drug stores.
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Baker, The Furniture Man

At this writing while
 
 
  eaains peGpe say eys day. What fool that Baker m % So you see we do not put the cs @ d 8 m that ate price mark below ay You can make few think that We me run we get out of and believe other may they will tire of that kind of hvH percent bill of goods  In need Of furniture give a call It will "
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THREEDOLLARSBETTER THAN THOUSANDS.
Dr.. Kennedy's New Medicine, Cal cura Sol. vent, Did More Than Many Doctors.

Your pocketbook as we'll as your health needs consideration, but often both suffer through ignorance of the right thing to buy. That was the case with the gentle man who wrote the following letter:
 ''Thousands of dollars have paid out to doctors during my life and don't com- plain of the doctors; but Dr. Kennedy's new medicine, Cal-cura Solvent, beats them all. Three bottles of it cured mo last spring of heart trouble and terrible pains in the side, back and head. Am bet than for thirty years. ."-H. J. Brandow, Jewett Centre, N. Y.
 For $500 invested in Ca1-cura Solve-lt MT. Brandow got what he had ,pent thousands for in vain. Your case may be like his. It costs only SS1 .o0 for & bottle of Cal-cura Solvent at any drug store.
 Write to the Cal-cura Company, Kenne- dy Row, Rondout, N. Y, for free sample bottle.
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BEDDING.
WHEELER BASsETT.

WHEELER BASsETT.
 Wheeler Bassett, who was one of Redding's oldest men and we'll known throughout this section of country, died in the hospital at Middletown, where he had recently been taken, Sunday, September 9. His body was brought to Bedding, where the funeral took place from the Episcopal church, Tuesday, September 2, Rev MT Jep- son officiating. The burial was in the Ridge cemetery. MT Bassett leaves to mourn his loss wife, one daughter, Mrs W. E. Gilbert of Newtown, and two sons, B. F. Bassett of Bedding and Charles BaSSett of New Haven.
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SOUTHVILLE.
ALL THE LOCAL NEWS.

ALL THE LOCAL NEWS. A good number from here attended the Danbury fair, last week. F. Barnum works for z. II. North rop, this week.
 Miss M. Wordcn has new Hunting ton piano.
 A party comes off at MT and Mrs Edwin Ford'S, Friday evening. J. Wentsch and family were guests
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George T. Sperry has returned from his Western trip.
 Several from this place attended the Danbury fair, last week. s. H. Clarke was at home over Sun- day. Rev T. s. Ockford held servlce at the Kent Hollow schoolhouse, last Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Whitehead of Meriden and Miss Hill of Morris have been visiting at Mrs George Hills.
 Lumber has been drawn on Edward Watsons place for the erection of a new barn.
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A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

PLEASANT SURPRISE.
 The surprise party given to Miss Edna Lake, last week Friday evening, was very pleasant affair. About 30 of the young people were present and d most enjoyable evening was passed. Light refreshments were served. Miss Lake has host of friends that wished her many returns of the birthday an- niversaTy for which the party was giv- en.
 The delegates to represent this town in the democratic senatorial con- vention are Jonathan Wootten, R. B. Lake, A Box and J. E. Allen; Dele gates to the Probate convention are: 0. Wiltshire, A. E. Johnson, C.. O. Stone and Harry Johnson.
 MT and Mrs Albee, ST., and MT and Mrs Charles Albee of New Haven have been spending a few days as the guests of John Greene.
 Mrs Horace Eggleston of Waterbury was a recent guest of Charles Bloss.
 MT and Mrs William Leggett and daughter of Waterbury dined al Breezy Crest, on Sunday.
 N. H. Bloss and sons, Walter, and Arthur, Robert and Fred Judd at tended the Danbury fair.
 Dea Theodore Bird and Miss Alice Bird took a carriage drive to Norfolk last week. Miss Bird also attended g missionary meeting in Goshen while on the way home.
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MARBLEDALE.

NOTES FROM ST ANDREWS. Notice was given in St Andrews, on Sunday, of Bishop Brewster's visit ation on Sunday afternoon, November 27.
 Evening service at St Andrews will begin at !, instead of 7.3O, beginning with next Sunday.
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The New town Bee.
CIRCULATION
Ten Pages.
LlTCHFlELD COUNTY
BETHLEHEM.
SCHOOL MATTERS.

SCHOOL M ALTERS.
 The joint meeting of the selectmen and Board of Education met, Satur- day evening, and made appropriations for the schools in town as per esti- mates made in June. After that busi- ness was finished the Board of Educa- tion organized by reelecting A. T. Minor, chairman and $. P. Hayes, sec retary. A. c. Lake was appointed a committee to confer with State Super intendent Allen in regard to the man. agement of schools.
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GAYLORDSNILLE HAPPENINGS.

VA LOItDS ILLE HAFFENINGS. Mrs Ly Gregory has been visit week.
 Miss Lettie Wood is at Bulls Bridge for few days.
 Oliver Marcy was quite badly in- jured by fall he had recently. Guests at Paine Farm recently were
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BULLS BRIDGE.
F. R. LANE INJURED.


 While picking apples, the other day, Fred R. Lane fell 20 feet, injuring him quite badly. The cause of the accident was that limb broke with him and he landed on some stones. No bones were broken and MT Lane is improving slowly. pr Dolan is in at tendance.
 Mrs Clark was in New Milford, Tuesday.
 Miss Wood is at Mrs Ralph Peet's. A band of gypsies passed through the village, the other day, going south. Quite a number attended the meet ings at the Methodist church in Gay louisville. The services were conduct ed by Rines Brothers.
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NEW MILFORD.

IMPRESSIVE SERVICES AT THE METHO-
 DIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTESVILLE.
 The services on last Sunday evening, at the Methodist church, were inter- esting, as 15 persons were baptized and 25 were taken in on probation, the re- suit of the revival meetings which were held in this place recently. After that service the Sacrament of the Lords Supper was observed.
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They will be absent a week. After their return they will reside at MT -Hurlburt's home in the Center. Guests were present from Waterbury, Watertown, Terryville, Woodbury, Southbury, Bridgewater and Roxbury
 ROADS NEED ATTENTION.
 It is hoped that our new road con- tractor will get to work at once and fix up soine of the worst places. The roads in the south part of the town are in very bad condition.
 Roxbury's local veterinary doctor, Henry Garlick, is quite busy, attend ing to sick horses and cattle.
 Mrs Fitzsimmons and family, who have spent the summer in Waterbury have returned to Roxbury for the win ter.
 Mrs Phebe Castle has spent a few days with Mrs Sarah Hodge. l Walter Thomas from Green Noun tain, Ia.; is in town, visiting relatives and friends.
 l Mrs Jennie Thomas, who has beer at Grace hospital training school fol nurses, is spending her vacation ir town. A large number from this place at tended the Danbury fair, last week.
 Miss Caroline Hurlhlrt is boarding with Mrs Alice Merwin for a few weeks.,
 1 Mrs Eliza Hurlburt has moved t( her old home at Judd's Bridge. | Anthony Walberg has taken the contract to work the roads in this town for three years. Leverett Castle is road agent and inspector. l Rev Charles Pickett and Henr, Trowbridge are painting the Metho dist church.
 l David Barnes, who has been an in valid for several years, is improving and able to do considerable work. 1 Abner Woodruff of New Milford ha bought the old Hurlburt place al Judd's Bridge.
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WASHINGTON
A BAD FALL,

BAD FALL.
 A student attending the Gunnery school, fell from the third story win dow of the new dormitory, breaking Some ribs and spraining a wrist.
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 WARREN.

FARMS TO BE SOLD AT AUCT1oN.
 A good chance to buy good farm cheap will occur on October IT at 10 d. m., when Clark and Mary c. Dodge will sell at public auction the follow ing real estate and personal property: Two farms situated in the northwest erly part of Warren. One known as the Marvin Hill Place, consisting of 142 acres more or less. The other known as the Varson Place, adjoining, consisting of 100 acres more or less. The farms are suitably divided into meadow, pasture and woodland, with buildings in fair condition. Place is three miles from creamery and is we'll situated for milk business. They are within half mile of schoolhouse, two and quarter miles from church and postoff1ce. The farms will be sold subject to mortgage of $890. The stock to be disposed of includes IT COWS now giving milk, one two-year- old bull, six heifers 30 months old, will be new milch during fall and winter, one year. ling bull and one yearling heifer, about 20 tons of good barn hay, five acres sowed corn stalks put up in good shape to stand wind and weather, one Nat ional hand separator in good condition, one sulkey harrow, horse rake, one farmers handy wagon, hoes, rakes, crow bars, chains, moving machine, blows, and other things too numerous to mention. H. L. Ayers will act as auctiOneer.
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Mrs William Bacon'S house on Main street.
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TASHUA,
MISS MARY B. :HAWLEY.

MISS MARY B. HAwLEY.
 Miss Mary B. Hawley died, October 8, of paralysis, at the residence of Aaron B. Mallett, where she had made her home for many years. The funeral was attended from Christ church, Monday, October 10, at , p. m., the interment in Stepney ceme- tery. Rev R. B. Whipple officiated. The bearers were w. B. Whipple, L. B. Mallett, c. $. Mallett and T. w. Treadwell
 Mrs Charles Bradley, who cared for her aunt. Miss Hawley, through her short illness, has returned to her home in Bedding.
 An automobile ran into one of Will liam Kechel's COWS as he was driving them home, Sunday, breaking leg.
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CIDER BARRELS FULL.

Apples in this vicinity are plentiful this year, and from appearances there will be no lack of cider.
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Earle T. Taylor of Staten Island is to move to Warren to make his home with his father. He is also an ex- pert blacksmith and will assist his father in his shop. Both are good shOerS and all-rOund wOrkmen.
 John Chappius had a splendid crop of potatoes. In the bins in his cellar the editor was shown 395 bushels of fine potatoes and about 50 bushels of medium sized tUberS or seconds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
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