The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1904-01-08

Y, moved his household goods, last
week, to the Methodist parsonage on
Elm street. His family arrive in town.
this week.
GAYLORDSNlLLE NOTES.
Rev and Mrs Byles are out of town
for two 9eeks.
Rev Mr. Bishop Of Lenoxdale, Mass,
will occupy the Methodist pulpit, Sun
day, January 10.
Duncan F. Dodd of Derby was in
this place over Sunday.
Measles have been quite prevalent
in this place. Many of the children
and some older ones, have had them.
Mrs Jack Austin has returned to
Mexico, Miss Elva Austin accompany
ing her.
George karcher has gone to New
York, to be gone for the winter.
Eugene Potter land family have
moved into part of Dr. Dolan'S tenant
house.
School opened this week, after va
cation of two weeks.
Miss Bessie soule and Miss Gene
We've Hungerford were pleasant callers
at Paine farm on New Years day.
Miss Josephine Undernill of North
ampton, Mass, has been visiting her
brother, J. T. Underhill, Jr.
Louis Russell is working in the pow
er house again.
CLIPPER MINSTELS TO APPEAR IN FEB
RUARY.
The Clipper Minstrels commence to-
night to rehearSe for their entertain
ment to be given February l6. The
"Clippers" Say this show will be a
''crack-a- jack" Don't forget to keep
that date open for the MINISTRIES unless
you want to miss having a good time.
Harry Golden passed New Years
with his brother, Ezra Golden.
Have you tried the Security stock
food? Frank Evitts, the harness deal
er, sells it.
David Gillette and Albert Dickinson
of Roxbury delivered their tobacco,
Tuesday, to the American Tobacco
co.
S. J. Ferris in four days finished the
task Of housing his big ice crop, the
largest and incest supply he has ever
secured.
J. Stuart Halpine received IS tons of
tobacco at his warehouse, last Satur-
day.
Amos Northrop and Mr. Sturdevant
of Bridgewater have sold their tobacco
crops to J. Stuart Halpine.
Charles Lake is doing the mason
work for the F. e. Rowe Co. on the
remodeled house of N. B. Mead at
Lake Waramaug.
Grocer G. I. Leach is making a
ports an increasing trade in the meat
department, owing to the low prices.
Ray Leach returned on Tuesday
inorning to resume his studies at the
Vermont Academy at SaXtOn'S River,
Vt.
f. r.. Brown, representing the Lom-
bard Governor Co. Of Boston, Mass,
has been at Bulls Bridge installing a
half dozen Lomb bard governors in the
Dig power plant of the New Milford
Power Co. The General Electric Co,
Of Schenectady, n. Y, have the CON-
tract for the electric appliances.
Born, December 20, a daughter tC
Rev and Mrs } +. Plumb.
G. p. Camp attended meeting of
the district deputies of the l. O. o. f
Ill Bridgeport, Thursday.
DrF. S. Skitf of Falls Village was ir
town, Wednesday.
Officers for the ensuing term of New
Milford lodge, No. 292, N. E. O. P.
were elected Monday evening, Decem
Der 49, as fellows: Warden, G. NJ. Hunt
vice warden, Myron Thomas; secretary
Susie Erwin; treasurer, P. NJ. Cassidy
sentinel, Charles N. Hail; guardian
Mrs Mary G. Erwin; guide, J. w. Hoyt
chaplain, NJ rs G. n. Hall.
GeoSge Hawley was home from New
Haven for New Years.
M. w. Hill passed New Years ii
| Danbury.
J. W. Hoyt was in New York, New
Years day.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford A. Trowbridg'
returned from their wedding trip, las
Saturday. Sunday they returned t.
New York, where they will commence
housekeeping at once.
WOODBURY..