The Newtown bee., 1904-09-16
at store of Grocer c. I. Leach.
NEW MILFORD CENTER CEMETERY AS
 SOCIATION.

ISOLATION.
 The annual meeting of this associa- tiUn was held on Monday, September 5. The following former officers were reelected as follows: President, H. s. Mygatt; secretary and treasurer, J. H. Nettleton; sexton, R. B. Noble; direc- tors, O. A., Todd, W. K. Bennett, Fur. c. M. Beach. The date of the annual meeting was changed from the first to the second Monday in September.
 George F. Pixley visited the fair at Carmel, N. Y., on Thursday last.
 Leach is still selling the prime rib over roasts at He, and shoulder steak at 10 and 12c.
 Miss Lena Botford substituted for Miss MOrehOuSe in Room at the Gen. ter school, Monday, owing to the lat ter's illness.
 H. J. Pulver of Lee. Mass, called on his brother, 0. D. Pulver, Friday.
 G. W. Anthony, who has been con- fined to his house for months, called on friends in the street, Saturday.
 Carl Northrop, of The c. H. Booth X Bentley Co.,, is taking a weeks vaca- tion.
 W. G. Barton was in New York, Monday.
 "Kansas Boy," W. c. Beeman's fast stopper, won first money inIthe 80 class at the Carmel fair.
 slowly failing.
 Theodore PlatJ passed Sunday in Litchfeld.
 MT and Mrs Fred Kingsley of Litch- field passed Sunday at J. A. Nor throp's.
 Richard Daley has moved into the house of Mrs c. O. Smith on Bennitt street.
 Miss May B. Lord conducted the prayer meeting at the Methodist church, Tuesday night.
 September 25 will be rally day at the Methodist church. A special effort will be made to get all the older people out to the morning service, and it will also be rally day in the Sunday school. house of M. w. Hill on Railroad street, just vacated by Richard Daley.
 Frank EvittS has an elegant big stock of robes and blankets for the fall and winter trade.
 Mrs Mary E. Erwin attended the meeting of the deputies of the N. E.. O. F., held at Manstield's Grove, East Haven, on September '.
 Mrs William Hamlyn and Mrs Maude Hamlyn Grant of New Haven were in town, Sunday, to attend the funeral of Mrs Andrew Borelli.
 J. w. HOyt is now representing w. H. Brown & Co. of La Sale street, Chicago, Ill.,, who are selling land in Morton and Hettinger counties in North Dakota.
 The New Milford ball nlne polished up the Hotchkissvilles, riday, by the CheeSeman struck out 10 men. He is one of the strongest amateur pitchers in this section. Morris pitched for the Hotchkissville nine but was batted all over the field.
 MT and Mrs 0. E. Riddiford were in Hartford, Tuesday, to attend the fu- neral of Theodore Studley.
 H. D. Hine passed Sunday in New Haven.
 Druggist Noble is selling the high class Sterling l0c cigar at $3.25 the box.
 Edwin H. Beardsley of New Preston called on friends in town, Monday.
 Mrs M. B. Hughes of Fit Clark, Tex, Y., and MT and Mrs R. T. Stevens of New York City spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs Henry Ives.
 Harry Lee has taken a position in the store of P. M. Cassedy.
 PhOtO-ArtiSt H. D. Hine has taken a fine picture of the new iron bridge, showing the reflection of the bridge in the water.
 Dr and Mrs G. $. Staub have return. ed after a sojourn at Lake Waramaug.
 Mrs R. B. Cheereman and little son spent last week with her parents, MT and Mrs E. J. Calvin.
 M. F. Donohue of Meriden spent Sunday the gues tOf Maurice Calvin.
 MT and Mrs J. P. Treadwell and son