The Newtown bee., 1904-07-29

the corner of Main and Bank streets, closed up, last week, and moved the stock out of town.
 MISS LORD AT BoARDMAN.
 The meetings which are being held by Miss May B. Lord at the Boardman chapel have been very successful. There was large attendance at the meeting, last Sunday night, and nine expressed desire to lead better life. Saturday, July 31, Miss Lord will hold her last meeting at Boardman and a large attendance is expected.
 aAYLoRDsv1L1E NOTES.
 The Ladies' Aid Society met at Paine Farm on Friday afternoon of last week, and although the weather was unfavOrable, there were quite a number present.
 Misses Mabel and Jeanette Gaylord are visiting their aunt, Miss Jeanette Gaylord.
 Miss Bessie Soule has been visiting in New Milford, the guest of Miss Clara Booth.
 Miss Mary Paine and Miss Marion Underhill spent Tuesday and Wednes- u0y O1 AooU WSCA III D6uUUEy.
 John Shepard, wife and child are visiting at E. Dakin's.
 Quite number from this place at- gregatiOnal church, Kent, on Thurs day evening last.
 Miss Bessie Kennedy is visiting in Stevenson for few weeks. Rev K. J. Belcher, the presiding el- der, preached in the Methodist church on Sunday evening last, and after the service the third quarterly conference was held.
 Miss Airline Leslie, who has been visiting Mrs A. M. Booth, returned to her home at Orange, N. J., Wednes- day.
 MT and Mrs A. M. Booth passed Sum- day at Lake Waramaug, dining at the Carter Inn.
 Noble Booth passed Saturday and Sunday with the boys at Lake Wara- maug.
 Mrs Thomas Costigan has been en- tertaining her nieces, Miss Kittie Keane of Stamford and Miss Anna Keane of Noroton.
 Misses Susie, Leota and Ella Erwin of New Milford passed Sunday with MT and Mrs M. O. Camp at Judd B Bridge.
 Dr Hartwel is the first in the Chest nut Land district to finish having. 
 Frank Burns, Jr., of Bridgeport, is visiting his uncle, Frank Erwin.
 Unclaimed letters remain in the postoff1ce addressed to: M. Appel, Miss J. H. Bates, Miss Mary Boskins, Jan Ciekhisoki, Curtis Dubia, George Hine, J. w. Hynard, Zeirs Mikotoj, K. M. Stevens, two.1George H. Jackson, postmaster.
 Ray Osborne, Charles Cramer and Dan Miller passed Sunday with the campers at Lake Waramaug. Mrs Miller, of the c. H. Booth & Bentley Co. s force, is passing a short vacation with an aunt in Hartford. David Disbrow of New Fairfield has cows of James Sullivan of Park Lane. MT D1sbrOw is always after the best in the Devon line and pays good prices when he finds what suits him.
 Among those from New Milford who attended the funeral of Dr Woodruff in Sherman, last week Thursday, were Judge and Mrs J. F. Addis, Dr Gris- wold, Turney Soule, George H. Jack. son, J: B. Hungerford, 0. A. Todd Fred Williams, George Gaylord, Mi ana ana G Mrs S c. pd:o l: Leach George Ackley
 MT and Mrs c. E. Riddtford. Miss Gertrude Riddiford and Mrs Henry Ives returned, Monday night, after . weeks SOjOurn at WOOdmOnt. The New Milford ball team will play with the Danbury Orioles on Friday and on August will play with the South Britains.
 A series of 10 band concerts will be given on the Park, one each week, The program given at the first two concerts was enjoyed by good crowd.
 Mrs Sherman Addis is visiting with Danbury friends.
 Mrs Charles Jennings and children or Bennltt street have returned after visit of several weeks at the home of Elroy Jennings in Kent.
 Mrs w. B. Bostwick of Park Lane has been visiting her sister, Mrs Ann mon Green, in Litchfield.
 MT and Mrs Hubert Thomas have been passing few days in New York.
 k. E. SOule has the exclusive agency for the New York Daily Globe. Six weeks ago it was unknown in New Mill ford, and as the result of MT Soule's hustling 600 copies were sold last week.
 Mrs Jacob Tweedy and daughter, Mrs A. Fl. Reinhart, of Danbury, ,lvisit- ed at Q. D. Pulver's, last Thursday.
 Dr Battam spent Sunday in New York.
 Ernest Wagner has gone to his home in Roxbury, i'll with typhoid fever.
 Misses May CheeSeman and Mabel Denton have returned home after spending two weeks with Miss May Calvin at her home on Chestnut Land.
 M. J. DOnOhue of Meriden visited with B. J. Calvin, last week.
 J. Frank Calvin arrived home on Monday evening to spend a few days with his parents.
 William Sheridan, employed by Dr Hartwell, caught over 100 white perch at Lake Waramaug, Saturday.
 John Keane of Noroton is a guest at Thomas Costigan's g at Judd's Bridge.
 Miss Sadie Bernstein of Glen Cove, L. l., is the guest of her sister, Mrs Ezra Golden.
 Miss Lottie Robertson of Bridgeport l has returned home, after a visit with Mrs George Robertson. MT and Mrs Ezra Golden are enjoy l ing trip to Kingston and Albany, N. l Y., and Glen Cove L: l., Mrs Vincent of Montclair, N. J., and | Miss Fitzgerald of New York are vis- iting at H. B. Hoyt's.
 Rev F. A. Johnson took Master Earle Patchen to New York for a days outing, last week, visiting Coney Island among other places.
 Charles P. Bentley took charQe of