The Newtown bee., 1904-11-04
sold his crop of tobacco to J. Stuart Halpine for He.
IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.

IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
 Thursday evening, November 10 Good Shepherd lodge, No. 65, I. o. O. F., will hold their annual roll call and also confer the initiatory degree. After the exercises refreshments will be served. Each member is earnestly re. quested to be present.
 DIR HARTwELL's CONDITION.
 Dr Henry Hartwell of Chestnut Land remains quite poorly, being con fined to his bed nearly all the time. | Miss Nellie Riggs has taken a posi-. | tion in the confectionery store of w. H. Fem.
 H. L. Wanzer has sold his crop of tobacco to J. Stuart Halpine for 15c. Carr Crossman, the popular butcher at the store of Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, | enjoyed few days at hunting, last week, and secured fine string of game.
 MT and Mrs George E. Ackley have Seen V passing few days at Patterson,
 The famous cranberries raised on Peter Skiff's farm on Skiff mountain, ana which won first premium at the New Milford fair, are on sale at the store of Ackley. Hatch & Marsh.
 Mrs Walter Hatch and son are visit ing at Brewsters and Yorktown Heights, N. Y.
 Charles Duncan, of the hustling firm of Duncan & Garfield, was in New York, Monday.
 Robert Duncan has moved into the tenement connected with the stables on Mrs Blacks Hickory Hearth estate.
 MT and Mrs Isaac Northrop and George Griffin were among New Mill lords quota who went to New York, Saturday.
 Pancake time is here! Health Brand and Rockdale Mills is ready to eat in a jiffy. Also the old fashioned kind. Delicious syrup and honey to put on them at The Farmers Trading Co.
 State Seal, the new brand of toma- toes put up by the New Milford can nery, are on sale at The Farmers Trading Co. Other canned goods will be added as fast as ready.-[The Farm ers' Trading Go.
 The parlors of the Park View house have been handsomely papered and decorated.
 w. J. Clark has sold his crop of to- bacco to Nicholas Staub. MT Staub bought the crop without looking at 1t, but as it grows in the neighborhood of MT Staub'S farm and MT Clark has a reputation as one of the most careful of the local growers, he knew it would be o. K.
 Mrs G. c. Spencer of Greenwich passed Sunday with her parents, Dr and Mrs Hartwell.
 Attorney Gen King, star orator rally at the Town hall, Friday night.
 E. M. Watson of Marketable is hay ing an addition, 1Sx2O feet, built on to his barn. M. w. Beers is doing the work.
 De Veaux Taylor are painting all the buildings at the summer place of Mrs Bernard Peters at Marketable.
 Mrs Louvisa Evitts passed Monday in the Park City.
 Harmon Couch has sold his tobacco crop raised on the land of Isaac Bris- tol to the American Tobacco Go.
 H. L. Willis moved on Monday from South Main street to the Hoyt place at the "POint of the MOuntain.' Indian oil for rheu ma tiSm.
 MT and Mrs c. I. Leach were enter tained at dinner, Sunday, by MT and Mrs E. w. DiSbrOW in Sherman.
 Mrs John Duncan and MT and Mrs Adolph Bauman have rented the two tenements in the Planz house on Rail- road street, which has been improved by Mrs Wright.
 Mrs l.. F. Pritchard of Danbury was in town, last Saturday. She is one of the faculty of the Stillman Business college.
 Mrs T. L. Van Alstyne and daughter, Edna, of Waterville, have been visiting at c. D. Pulver's.
 DoIr,,ar n1,o hos ,ooc;<{o~ with The Rowland Dry Goods Co. of Bridgeport, was home over Sunday.
 Mrs Philip Planz has returned from a visit of two weeks with friends in New Jersey.
 Rev F. A. Johnson returned from the triennial council at Des Moines, Ia., on Saturday, and gave two exceed ingly interesting addresses at the morning and evening services, Sunday. The proceedings of this council were of unusual interest.
 Muresco for wall and ceiling decora- tions can be bought at the store of 0. A. Way.
 colors and paints are sold by C.. A. Way.
 Chauncey Marsh's steam saw mill is now set up on the land of Wallace G.. Cummings at Still River. The ties go to the New York and New Haven road, while the wood has been bought by the Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co. c. A. Ways telephone call is now 74-3.
 B. F. Hendricks has sold his tobacco crop to Sperry Brothers of Marketable.
 Jacob Hipp of Park Lane has dis posed of his tobacco crop to the Amer ican Tobacco Go.
 c. A. Way sells the Miller oill heater