The Newtown bee., 1904-03-18
was so unfavorable, quite number were present, and an enjoyable even ing was spent by all.
NORTHy1LLEA AND VICINITY.

was so unfavorable, quite numbe were present, and an enjoyable even ing was spent by all. | WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
 Dea Couch, who has so acceptabll for nearly 30 years, has resigned anC F. E. Baldwin has been chosen in his place.
 Mrs Eli Clark not long since cele brated her 8Oth birthday and her 6lst marriage anniversary.
 The Phoenix library is having mum. Der of new members. Twenty dollars will soon be expended for new books.
 Bruce Hatch spent Sunday at Mrs Dayton's.
 On Friday evening Mrs Roebling will give musicale for the young DOT tion of the community.
 mid-week service, drills the young folks in the music for the Sunday services, | and great improvement is noticed. Rev MT Nance officiated at the we'd ding of Orlo Camp and Miss Julia May Gibson, which occurred at the home of | the brides parents, March 8. MT Camp is one of the Staunch young members of the church here and the good wishes of all go with the young couple. Their wedding journey in cluded visit to relatives in Hillsdale, N. Y., and Meriden. MT and Mrs George Weber and little son are victims of the grip.
 AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
 E. A. Wildman is handling both Seedleaf and Havana tobacco. He left for the Eastern market, Monday after noon.
 Reuben Keeler has sold his crop of tobacco to B. A. Wildman.
 J. D. Clark, the tobacco buyer, re- turned, Saturday, from a two weeks stay in the tobacco district tout east" in the interest of J. Stuart Halpine.
 The tobacco shop of J. Stuart Hal pine re-opened, Tuesday.
 Edward Peabody, the scientific opti- clan, will be at M. w. Hills jewelry store, New Milford, March 2S to April 5.
 Charles D. Pulver, M. w. Hills watch repairer, has been passing few days in New York City.
 Miss LOttie HOyt of Danbury was the guest, one day last week, of Mrs Hubert Thomas.
 John T. Eagleton, representing Man. ming, Bowman & Go. of Meriden, was in town, last Friday.
 James H. COchrane of West Cornwall was in town, last Friday.
 Mrs M. w. Hill was in Danbury, Fri day and Saturday.
 H. J. Pulver of Lee, Mass, was in town, Friday.
 Good Shepherd lodge, No. 65, o. O. F., will confer the third degree, Thurs day evening, March "A.
 St Peters lodge, No: 21, F. & A. M., cOnforro6 tho M M 6nuroo T>1ocHov evening.
 Duncan Dodd was home from Derby over Sunday.
 Virgil Hatch has bought a horse of w. l.. Keeler.
 W. L. Keeler has sold three horses to Adams & Keeler off Ridgetield.
 The basket ball game between the Ingleside ana Wyckham Rise schools resulted in score of 70 to 0 in favor of Ingleside.
 Mrs Henry Kelly is i'll with lung trouble.
 Mrs Luther Bennett is ill at, the home of her mother.
 William Gaylord, the expert fruit culturist of Gaylordsville, has been in town for several days trimming up the fruit trees on the places of c. F. Schov- erling, Mrs William Bostwlck, F. A. Graham and A. M. Booth.
 George Plumb of Bennitt street is quite sick with the quinsy.
 Mrs Charles OrtOn is quite ill with pneumonia. As she is 83 years old the outcome is feared.
 William Duncan is ill with the mea- Sles.
 William Green of West street is on the sick list, under the care of Dr B. E. Bostwick.
 Harry Golden of Great Harrington, Mass, was the guest of his brothers on Sunday.
 Perry Green, who had his arm broken. last week, is getting along nicely. Dr B. E. BOStwick set the arm.
 The residence of P. M. Cassedy is in the hands of Painter John HannOn and men.
 Dr B. B. Bostwick and Perry Green enjoyed carriage drive to Roxbury, Monday.
 Peter Planz, who was operated on successfully for appendicitis. at the Bridgeport hospital, returned home, Monday.
 Edward Hannon, who went to the Bridgeport hospital with broken leg, some weeks ago, returned home, Satur- day. He is now about on crutcheS.
 Frederick Hoyt was taken to the New Haven hospital, Monday, where he expects to undergo an operation.
 Collector of Internal Revenue Frank Kinney and Mrs Kinney have returned from stay in Hartford.
 The New Milford Gun club have let loose 13 dozen Kansas quail, in the fields about New Milford. James Marsh let loose flock the other day.
 w. c. Beeman is expected, Friday, with car of fine horses shipped from Michigan.
 Mrs Brow of West street is on the sick list.
 MT and Mrs Jay Cogshall of Grove street have both been indispOsed with the grip.
 MT and Mrs M. w. Hill passed We'd nesday night in Danbury. Mrs Hills parents are to remove from Danbury to New York City about April l. Mrs H. L. Willis is on the sick list. Dr G. E. Staub is attending her.
 About $50 people enjoyed the Howe's moving pictures at the Town hall, last week Thursday. The program pre-