The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25
senting New Haven, Danbury, Bridge
 water, Brookfeld and Washington.

senting New Haven, Danbury, Bridge water, Brookfeld and Washington.
 LOCAL. NOTES.
 Robert Thomas has sold his standard bred lilly to John Ferris of Stamford, known as the cattle king of Connecti- cut.
 Our R. F. D. mail carrier is right in to the horse dealing, evenings and the forenoons. The past week he ex- changed one for pair and wagon and harness, then exchanged harness and wagon for one, then purchased one of Dealer Walberg; also exchanged with Dealer Bishop. He has three road horses and one family horse.
 Charles Pierce, bookkeeper at the New England Quartz Go. works at Or ton, attended the reception at Eugene Wards and he now shows some indica- tions of becoming acquainted with some fair damsel, as he thinks such re- captions are great. You do so, Charles. L. F. Paine, our former village blacksmith, is working for Ackley, Hatch & Marsh of New Milford. He boards at home and drives the road mare, Brookfeld Maid.
 John Morris and wife have left town and are now located at Nauga- tuck. It is understood MT Morris is connected with the livery stable of F. M. Booth on South Main street. The addition on the Methodist church steeple, the talk of it's being a dove house is not so, as it is new de- sign, fashioned by our artist of no small ability.
 The election has come and gone and the cider making is still the rage, and all things moving along here just as if nothing had happened out of the or dinary.
 The ladies of the Shepaug club gave a very enjoyable leap year dance at the Town hall, Thursday evening, which was largely attended. Mrs B. L. Cas- tie and Miss Isabel Mckay were the floor committee. l Miss Etta Platt of New Haven is the guest, this week, of her sister, Mrs Clayton B. Squire.
 Mrs George Tongue was in Provi- dence, R. l., this week, to attend the funeral of her brother-in-law.
 Mrs Jacob Locker of Roxbury Falls is in Paterson, N. J., spending few weeks.
 Charles Trowbridge is quite i'll at his home.
 Wallace Tucker has moved from Mrs A. J. Vidler's place to Earl Garlick's $ house.
 Mrs Edward w. Seeley is spending a few days in Danbury with her parents, MT and Mrs Charles Bailey.
 Miss Eva Hurlburt is in Southbury, the guest of her aunt, Mrs Charles Lewis.
 l Woodbury, when she will spend few weeks with her sister, Mrs Charles Rowley.
 Mrs Alice F. Hurlburt, who under. went an operation about two weeks ago, is gaining slowly.
 The Methodist church and parson. Ioc q !, I,u Ioir ly painted.
 c. B. Prindle has had his house new. ly painted white.
 Murray Hoag is driving new horse purchased of Ira Booth.
 Saturday afternoon, November 19 the Sunshine club met with Miss Han nie l.. Welby at the home of MT anG Mrs s. B. Smith. Mrs H. B. Carr en- tertained the party by showing them curiosities from many different parts of the world. After the work Mrs & B. Smith treated the company to re. treatments. Outdoor games were en joyed. The party broke up at o'clock all voting that they had had very en joyable afternoon. Those present were Misses Maud Stephens Adelaide Pons, Rachel Booth, Maud Innes, Margaret Beardsley, Hannie Welby and Masters Herbert Booth, James Sanford and John Humphrey.
 A number of friends gathered, last Wednesday evening, at the home of Mi and Mrs Robert McKeever on the hill, to give them farewell reception be- fore moving to their new home north of the Center. Darcing was enjoyed,