The Newtown bee., 1905-05-26

SUNDAY NIGHT.
 Members of the Grand Army will attend services at the Methods church, Sunday evening, May 28, b. invitation of the pastor, Rev Frank D Torrey.
 METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.
 Ten were received in full member ship at the communion service at tht Methodist church, Sunday morning.
 Mrs c. c. Smith was at Botsford Monday and Wednesday, called there by the death and burial of her late husbands cousin, Edward Ives.
 Edward J. Warner will raise nine acres of tobacco, this year. l c. H. Hipp is offering great value in Gold Medal chocolates at 29c pei pound.
 Mrs AmmOn Green of Bantam is visiting MT and Mrs Nathan H. Root John Erwin of Greenwich has passed few days in town. Mrs Phineas B. Clark returned on | Thursday from the Danbury hospital.
 M. w. Hill was in Danbury, Monday. Golden Brothers have equipped theil l basement in their Railroad street store with big line of crockery and glass l ware, which they are anxious to have the housewives of New Milford and surrounding towns inspect. The June "New Idea" pattern sheet is now out at c. E. Riddiford's. Maj and Mrs B. Brenna of Kent were in town, Monday, and were warmly greeted by their many friends. The Kennedy Guards drum corps of Danbury have been secured to furnish music for Memorial day. Minott Giddings and a party of friends paid visit to Lovers Leap, Monday afternoon.
 Dr R. A. Marcy has a new horse, bought of Beeman & Strong, popular local liverymen. The choicest cuts of steak, veal, etc.. at Leach's. Burr Phillips is attending to the meat counter.
 c. I. Leach has choice line of Cey- lon teas.
 The Dorothy Dodd shoes and Ox- lords are noted for their stylish ap- pearance and good wearing qualities. Sold at Robertson's shoe store.
 Miss Fannie Addis of Bridg eport passed Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs Charles AddiS.
 Miss Ella Barlow and Mrs Keith Joyce of Sherman paid brief visit, last week, to Mrs c. I. Leach.
 Frank Blackman of Bridgeport has Mrs c. B. Blackman.
 On Tuesday in Bridgeport, Homer J. Pulver and Miss Jennie B. Hollister were united in marriage. They will make their home in Lee, Mass. MT Pulver is a brother of Charles D. Pull yer.
 MT and Mrs J. P. Treadwell passed Sunday in New York.
 0. H. Hipp has placed a Toledo con- putting scale in his store.
 A. W. Dayton has engaged the ex- pert cook, George Reilly, to assist at his restaurants, nights, holidays and Sundays.
 Mrs Henry Ives. MT and Mrs H. C. Ives and Mrs c. B. Riddiford were in Bridgeport, Friday, attending the graduating exercises of Miss Smiths Kindergarten school, of which Miss Gertrude Ridd;ford attends. The Bridgeport Post in speaking of the ex ercises, said: The assembly room of the Froebel kindergarten, on Lafay- ette street, was thronged, Friday aft ernoon, with the relatives of the grad uates of the normal department. The pupils delivered an. interesting pro- gram of music, addresses and readings duu ldOeI plduUcu Ivy duO pdItIClpdUeu in social hour. Miss Fanny Smith, the principal, was in charge. Miss Helen Disbrow delivered the welcome, Miss Carolyn Garlick, class history, Miss Jessie Douglass, the prophecy, Miss B. M. Hinckley and Miss Ger trude Riddiford, songs. The members of the class are as follows: Misses Clara s. Velsor, Ada Gray Woodruff, Amelia Whitaker, Grace Dorothy Wilmot, Helen Julia :Disbrow, Bertie May Hinckley, Florence A. Warner, Mabel NickerSOn, Elizabeth Tallman, Gertrude Riddiford. Cora Vandegrift, Phebe Merritt, Jeanie M. Dean, Caro- line Garlick, Jessie Douglass, Ethel Wilmot, Hazel Blanchard, Inez Crow foot. Miss Disbrow made a happy of the class by will.
 Judge J. F. Addis will deli yer an oration, Memorial day.
 The first social dance given by Palm Rebekah lodge, No. 4s, Wednesday evening, the 17th, proved to be one of the most enjoyable events of the kind that has been held in a long time. Much credit is due the committee for the success. It is hoped that these socials will be held often.
 Mrs Charles Planz visited Miss Lilli- du ooOO1 u0 III DduUuTy, ldSU TlUdy.
 Drop in to H. D. Hines photo par lors and see the latest things in pho- tography.
 D. J. Calvin and Ivory Phillips are to have telephones placed in their res idences. A line is to be constructed through Second Hill and Chestnut Land districts.
 Thomas Fuller is visiting his son, w. H. Fuller, at Kingston, N. Y.
 MT and Mrs E. F. Hartwell are pass ing few days at his fathers home on Chestnut Land.
 Edward iZeiner and lady friend passed Sunday at Edward Zeiner's at Judd's Bridge.
 Borelli & Callahan are out with handsome delivery wagon, lettered in neat style.
 Editor A. P. Smith of THE BEE was the guest at dinner, Friday, of MT and Mrs Horace Allen.
 John M. Ford has bought a stylish driving horse of Pliney Squires, the New Milford hustler.
 J. Stuart Halpine has new ho rse, bought of Pliney Squires.
 Miss Edwards of Bridgeport was the guest over Sunday of pr and Mrs c. B. Blac kman.