The Newtown bee., 1904-11-11
NORTHVILLE AND VICINITY.

 gave us two fine sermons on Sunday. He was the guest of w. c. Hine.
 Smith Lyon has sold his farm to Harry Kinney and will vacate in a MT Lyon has been prospect ing in Kennebunk, Maine, and in Newtown.
 Starr Kinney, after suffering ill., ness, passed away on Monday, aged 76 years. His funeral was attended from the house on Thursday afternoon, Rev MT Plumb officiating. MT Kinney has been resident for nearly 20 years and was an enterprisiDg farmer.
 George Roebling of Easthampton spent Sunday with his brother here. CONGREGATIONALE ITEMS.
 Leonard w. Wood, organist of the Episcopal church at Naugatuck, played the organ at the Congregational church, last Sunday. He is an organ peared we'll satisfied. It is probable he will be engaged permanently. MRS T. T. MARSH ADDRESSES THE
 MONDAY CLUB.
 Mrs T. T. Marsh read a very inter- esting paper on "Japan," before the ladies of the Monday club at their meeting in the rooms of the Comm er- cial club, Monday afternoon. Mrs Marsh was presented with very hand some bouquet of chrysanthemums.~
 A REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION.
 Howard Carpenter has bought the Charles Robertson place in Worthwhile and has already taken possession.
 John Charuisha of Upper Merryall has sold his tobacco crop for He.
 Levi Camp of Kent Hollow has sold his crop of tobacco to the American Tobacco Co. for 13c.
 The American Tobacco Co. has bought the tobacco crop of Sherman
 Irwin Beardsley of Kent Hollow has disposed of his crop of tobacco to the American Tobacco Go. for 12tc.
 Miss Sarah K. Clark goes to Dan- bury, where she is attending the Still man business college.
 J: A. Northrop is installing a No. 2 Unique house heating boiler in the new residence of Clark M. Hunt.
 Ezra Golden passed Wednesday and Thursday in New York City.
 w. A. Gilbert of Bethel is canvass ing the town for The Success magazine and the book accompanying it.
 Harry Golden of Great Burlington, Mass, passed Sunday with his brothers in town.
 The ladies' whist club were enter tained on Thursday night by Miss Ruth T. Booth.
 Nathan I. Root and his grandson, Master Stanley Lathrop, passed Sun do xuif1 MT A in Bantam.
 w. N. Noble is making a fine win dow display of the celebrated Colgate soaps and toilet articles.
 Ludwig Hipp has disposed of his fine crop of tobacco to the American To- bacco Go. for 154c.
 Jacob Hipp has sold his crop of to- bacco to the American Tobacco Go. for 153c.
 Miss Jennie Brewster died last Thursday, aged 19 years and seven months. She is a daughter of Mrs Juliette Brewster. The funeral was attended on Sunday at 2 p. m., Rev Stephen Heacock officiating. Funeral Director Thomas had the arrange ments in charge.
 MT and Mrs H. D. Hine and lady friends enjoyed an automobile ride to NcW ouuudy3 WIGL around Lake Waramaug.
 Joseph BrintOn has placed fine piano in the parlors at the Park View house.
 Mrs M. w. Hill and sister, Miss Helen Trowbridge of Sherman, passed Saturday with Danbury friends. James Dunlap has left his position at the Lincoln house. He has beer with Mir BOrelli since the latter start. ed in business.
 James l.. McEwen has returned from l hunting'expeditiOn in Northern New York. He had poor success at hunting on account of the dry weather. l Charles PlanZ has been thoroughly renOvating and improving his residence on Bennitt street.
 1 The marriage of Charles Planz an( Miss Elizabeth c. Garfield will Occu on November Is at her home on Ben nitt street.
 Invitations are out for the marriag of George W; Warner and Miss Haiti! J. Allen of Bridgewater. the weddin to occur at St Marks church on Nc vember IT. They will begin house keeping in rooms in pr Griswold house.
 Asa Erwin of Mt Vernon, N. Y., passing few days at his home here.
 MT and Mrs M. w. Hill are spendin few days with his daughter at Mi ford.
 Bargains in pure laundry soap; bars 25c: seven bars Climax pure SOa] better than Ozone, 25c; two cake white castillo, 5c, at Farmers Tradin Co.