The Newtown bee., 1904-04-15


 summers at Pawling, N. Y., and Miz- zen Top. The horse in question is one of the best bred in the country. Ed Geers was in New Milford, last sum- mer, aud after driving her on the track, was high in praise of her good qualities. The price MT Young received is said to be the highest ever paid for horse in New Milford.
 John w. Hoyt, Charles Planz, Mrs Mary Erwin and Miss Susie Erwin have been in New Haven, this week. as delegates from New Milford lodge to the annual session of the grand lodge, N. B. o. P.
 Noble Booth has returned from Peekskill Academy and has taken a position in his fathers store.
 Ingleside school opened, Wednesday, for the summer term. The Weanti- naug school resumed its work on Tues day.
 Miss Ruth Booth and Miss Martha New York.
 Noble Booth has bought nice saddle horse of Green & Beeman.
 MT and Mrs E. A. Wildman are ex- pecting to return, this week, from Pine Bluff, N. c. Their son, Delbert Wildman, will return with them.
 Miss Cora F. Hill has returned from a vacation passed in Meriden.
 Prof Rockford of the Weantinaug school has returned after a vacation passed in New York.
 MT and Mrs J. Edwin Hungerford passed Sunday at Gaylordsville. M. w. Hill contemplates selling out his jewelry business and locating in New York City. Seeley Richmond, IT,, who has been in the New Haven hospital for time, mond, his brother, went after him. Ex-State Senator Dr J. N. Woodruff of Sherman was in town, Monday, dining at the New England house. Charles PlanZ was in WOOdbury, Fri day.
 W. F. Hutchinson left for Danbury Monday morning, to enter the employ of D. W. Ehle, the grocer. His family will reside here for the present. Federal Stock & Grain Co.,, was in Boston, last Saturday.
 A. w. Piper of Derby was in town over Sunday.
 Wilbur and Albert Marcey passed several days, last week, with theil grandfather at South Kent. o. w. Mercy, the popular auctiOneer is quite sick at his home at South Kent.
 Edward Daley has entered the em. ploy of w. J. Clark.
 MT and Mrs Fred Hickox passed Sun day night in Bethel.
 George W. Richmond of Waterbury passed Sunday with his uncle, s. B. Richmond, coming on to attend the funeral of Jerome B. Castle.
 J. B. Wilson is passing the week in EaStOn.
 John w. McMahon, a prominent farmer of LaneSville, sustained stroke of apoplexy, Monday morning, and lie! ir a critical condition. Mrs McMahor is also quite i'll with the grip.
 The Amethyst enamel ware, at 1O< the piece, offered by c. B. Riddiford, ii having a large sale. He invites house keepers to call and look the bread makers over; save work.
 MT Bullman of New Haven passed Sunday with Marcus Merwin. Miss Jessie Brewer has been engaged as teacher at the Lower Merryal school.
 Try the new cereal food, Fest, 14c , package at the store of Grocer c. l Leach.
 Robert White of Danbury attended the performance of "The Commercial Drummer" at the Town hall, las week.
 Grocer c. I. Leach is offering choic navel orange at 1Sc dozen.
 Samuel Ginsberg of New Haven call ed on New Milford friends, Monday.
 Twenty-twO people dined at the Parl View house, Monday.
 H. D. Hine is getting out neat ant artistic sign, "The:Park View House, to be placed over the main entrance t the hotel now so ably presided over b, Mr and Mrs Frank EVittS.