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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-08
Notice of Stockholders Meetina,

Notice Is hereby given TINT meeting
or the STOCKHOLDERS OF tho Calumet Man.
ntncturing Company will bo held ut the
Office OF the said Calumet Mauufactur-
ing Company, in Liberty, S. g., on
Saturday. March the 25th, 1905, at II
"c:ocH, n. NJ, Tor the purpose of aonsid.
or'nG. lie is%uance Of Two Hundred and
Fifty (2oW Shares Of Preferred Stock, IL
tue Par Nalne Of One Hundred IOO)
dol!ara each. This notice has been M
th'riZ"d and directed Ivy resolutions OF
ih" B"ard Of Directors of tho Calumpt
Manufacturing Comp nv. held at Lib.
city, >. g., on February 7th. 1905. ond
the fAld resolutions were in the follow.
''g w'rds, Which are hereby made q
part Of this nntice:
RESOLUTIONS.
krsolvod 10y the Board of Directors Of
thn Calumet Manufacturing Go, that the
hfeaident OF the snid company bo au.
thnrlzed to cnl! meeting of the stock .
holders OF the said Calumet Nfnuufnc-
tnrlug Co. on the 25th day of March,
1905. at II o'cloc! II. H., Mt Liberty, S.
T., Tor the purpose of considering the
lSsnanco Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Shares Of Preferred Stock at a pnr value
OF Ono Hundred Dollars Each. Said
stock to ho entitled to dividends each
year at the ~ to Of Z per crut. FER annu,n,
payable srmi annually, and those {livi-
d'nds arc to 10 cumulative The com.
pnny having the option of retiring all or
Any portion Of said stock after five yrnrs,
at th" end of ton years any portion of
sald stock not retired Shall bncoma first
mortgage on tho company's properly
nnh shall lccelve 6 per cpnt, intcresf
trom said date. II. T.. CLAYTON.
res amd5fr"ns. Calumet NIX CO.
Fob. %, O5.w4 {"
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-08
Git TATHON.
St,lte of Sonth Carol.

.. -.. ' IlcRcnS county.
by j. 3. Newbewy Esquire, Prohnt,
Judge.
WHEREAS, !. Nj. Mnuldin and Gu,
McFall made snit to no 10 grant then
Letters of Administration of Tho Estate
o' and effects OF w. Il. McFall, de-
ceased
.tHEsE ARE TnEREFoRE to cite and al
moeeish MI and singular tho kindred and
creditors of tho said w. II. AlcFall,
decoased, that they bo and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held
ut Pickons Court House, S g., on tho
oh day of March, 1905, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in tho forenoon, to
show cause, il any they have, Why the
said Administration should not be grant
ed.
Z GIVEN undor my hand and seal, this
23d day of Feb. 1905, in the 129th year
Of orr Independence. j. Il. Newbery,
j. p. p. G. :.
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l'GN'ul'u.
Liberty, r. r. o. No. 3.

.FrMtiuel.Journal: As I haven't
80" "ly thing from this sid, lately,
@'' 'rY % give you fnw dtts
'"a t.jant of Mr.. and Mrs. .Pinl,
buus.ns died on tho 10th uf Febru.
ary
""'l, the sun is shi, ing once
and the farmers arc smiling
iappy.
lc'e Ieke, please don't let Mr.. &.
20 sec Ann Froezor, for I am
hid he will havo tho matrimonial
!, er again.
Mrs. i. W. Hill visited hor pa.
"nta, MIR, aud Mrs. j. NJ. Grayley,
fCrow Cresk. last Monday.
Mrs, Charlie Pack is very i'll at
this writing. We hope for her a
speedy recovery.
Hurrah for Uncle Zeke On the dis.
ponsaryl Again I say Hurrah, for a
! man who is man enough to speak out
and tell the world how vile it is. If
we had more mon like him the laws
Of the State would be better.
blow sad we feel when we read Of
. many deaths. as the bitter cup
aas m already been lressed to our lips,
md wo do not know how soon again
Well, 4 will close, wishing success
o all. s5lsJS3s Oh Lady
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-08
round q Cure for iuaigrs1;on,

l. hso Chamhcrlain's Stomach aud Liver
/ h'"'a for indigestion aid find thai tiey
emit m my case better than any dyspepsia
remedy have ever tried and I lave
nF'1 'nnny aiifnront remedies. an
hcatly i'ity-one years of ago and have
suilerod a great dorl from indigestion.
ran ont almost anything I want now.
,-Geo; w. Emory, Rock Mills, Ala.
For sale by Pl'kens Drug Go. iGarlo's
Drug Store. .,
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BUSINESS LOCALS,
Come and see our nice line Of shoe

j. T. Fennel,s & Co.
a nIce line Of mems md youths
collars at j. II. Fennell &c Co.'S Store.
One Is H. p. ou.:inc AID boiler for
sale. JAS. "A. Within, Norris, S. c.
We guarantee our hav,linp ex.
t'acts to le three times slr,ngtr ihnu
most any other on the market.
PickenS Drur c.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-08

III says That Christ
ned with Il "s'unp'
"rvival of intellec
"Iutellectual convic.
a uninitinted TO be
;,doing mast damage
10 fathers.
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Notice CT Final Saftlament.

I will apply to j. B. Newbery, Judge
Of Probate Tor Pickens county, on the
l6th day OF March, 1905, for a final set
tlemont Of the estate eff Samuel Brown,
deceased, and ask TO b. dismissed as Ex
ecntor. Tuciur Hendricks.
Ecb. LII. % 1t Executor.
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CITATION.
STATE OF SOU! III CAROLINA,
Cnunty If Pickens.

CnuntY Ct IlcKtnS.
By J. B. Nrwh"ry, E,q., Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, n. w. Child made suit
to no to grant linn Letters of Admins
tration of the Estate of and effects Of r..
r. Child, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite and ad.
monish all and singular The kindred and
creditors of The said II. II. Child, do.
ceased, that they he End appear before
me, in tho Court OF Probate, TO be held
ut Pickens Court House, s c., on the
22nd day Of starch, 1905, after nnhlioo.
flow kc--- "
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For Coughs---at your drug
gists Or direct from MURRAY
Drug Co., Columbia, S. c.
Murray's ETorehouud, Mullen
and Tar. CSC for large size
bottle.
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

All persons having claims against the
estate Of William Siznmore, deceased, are
requested to present The me properly
attestel for payment, Ivy ;he 1st day of
April, 1905, and those indebted to said
estate must mako pa! a!EenL TO
j. S. S zemore,
Administrator.
Feb. 1G, 1905 g..
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Supervisors Notice.

[ will he in my off, G Tuesday
and Friday Of each week to file
claims, pay ont money when we
bavo it, and do anything else + can
to accommodate these having busi~
ness in the Office Do rot Come
any other day. G. NJ. Lynch,
Jun ii Supervisor.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-08
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

AL persons having claims against the
estate OF ID. X. Norris deceased will pre-
sent them properly proven to the under
signed within tho time prescribed by
law, AMI those indebted to tho estate
will nako payment at once to
}. II. NAndivrr, Executor,
An crson, s. @.
March |, 1905 IL.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sEryI p,IuNT

/ will apply to j, B. Newbory, Jrdec
OF Probate for Piokens county, on tic
23d day of March, 1905, for final SGT,
tlcment Of tho estate of Joab MauaiD,
d' ceased, aud ask 10 be dismis scd as 4 d
ministratpr.
~. Ivy NJ. MDuldin,
feh. 20, lJOo'M Ad Nil istrator.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-08

sstter for Tho country
ervico givon the pa
rominence were not
ails Of all sorts o1
1t makes the aver
Il text book in tn,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-08

vart Of Nevada says
s have been eating a
d food in tho Senate
bat what makes them
luoerl.v.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-08

~ -t",sIJing tho
i or in easy rouch of
haps we all feel truly
or this work and it
at wo should. or
=; .ch
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-08

-.~.. o.-OlCknc5S
we can hear of, SO
Q of anything else.
lev"~'",, T"rphree,
E"}.rrr, died
,. ,~ua",. on the
% aynlt "iuoss Of
. ,~o,: - T. 'sband
mother and two
s. VIM. II. and j.
ysides a host of rela.
IDS to mourn ht L
50 consistent chris
a mem ber Of Shady
at which place the
Place the day iui-
Il, q large concourse
friends witnessing
8.
Rice, Of tho Nine
liod on the lst in
ne Of her brother,
N''' /" a1ys.. O..
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SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST

Miss Lois Newton-Pickens
Miss Leila Ballentine-Centra
Miss Kate Hester-Pickens
Miss Eva Clayton-Liberty
Miss Mamie Wyatt-Easley
Miss Lucy Mauldin-Ccntral
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cleo Mann---Meet
Walter Cantrell-Liberty
Frank Farmer-Pickens
Mrs. Joe Brown--Liberty
D. d. Winchester
J. II. Grant-Cateechee
II. F. Wright
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28
Bargain BASEMENT
Opened
THURSDAY MORNING.

Thursday morning we opened our
Bargain basement for the first time. This is
to be opened permanently and every week
we will hold sales there that are bound to
draw you down there and make this store one
of the most popular in the city of Bridge
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28
BETHLEHEM.



OF Monday eyeniag the meeting III Of the
ter members. There were IS of them when it
st tHe rc shs GFanse OF OF
the rest. some are members OF other Oranges,
some have withdrawn, and seven of them
ter, and have forever laid down their labors
on this earth. Only five of the charter mem
tRe char Ms smith
presided as lecturer and had very interest
1ae from past 81 Ames Mss
jennie Scott and Prot Luther 9. Scott. now in
Highland Park college, Des Moines: Iowa, as
professor Of applied mechanics and superin-
tendent of engineering shops. Prof Scotts
letter was as follows:
Brother and Sister Patrons of Bethlehem
Grange: It is indeed a pleasure to me to be
remembered on this occasion and to feel my
NY connection with it while was there I
shall always count as one OF my most helpful
experiences as we'll as one OF the most enjoy
I have had occasion to note many times
since [ came here the advantage some 81 milar
college. That confidence and ease Of manner
that a college first of all tries to develop. has
often been acquired at home in some debating
club or fraternal organization. A student
at once into the real college work and train
ing and invariably takes a lead that he can
MAINTAIN if he will, all through his college
course. This is phase OF Grange.life; the ad-
often Overlooked.
The organization OF Bethlehem Grange was
| der to the wheel with TWILL determined tC
| do what they could to make the enterprise a
| success, and it was success and success tC
be proud of, as every enterprise must neces-
| sarily be a success where everyone wishes il
| to be So We talk of Western enterprise ant
there is some here must admit, particularly
| in the hunt for wealth. but nowhere have
| ever seen excelled, either in the East or Yves
the enthusiasm manifested in the early life o
Bethlehem Grange.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28
barn of Clarence Nettleton awaiting

OdlH VI NldIcuCc NcColcuoA o""'oe
repairs.
REV MIR CARRIERS TRIBUTE TO SEN
ATOR PLATT.
Rev Robert E. Carter, pastor Of the
Congregational church, preached an
eloquent Easter sermon on ''The Pow
er Of an Endless Life" his text being
found in Hebrew 1916, "Who is made
not after the law of carnal COM
mandment, hut after the power OF an
endless life" At the close of his IL
teresting and powerful discourse, he
gave the following tribute to Senator
Platt: while we were preparing for our
Easter day. the word came that Easter morn orr
made his life so abundantly worth while for
his country. for his state. and for tho who
it All has been! The Ire of integrity and up
rIghtness the cultivated patience the disc
came not from any ny Startling tH utterance, tut
from judg ment and character; and d though a
pride it has been to all Of us who sre Of this
commonwealth and OF his native town.! We,
here in Washington, honored and loved him
did. and the place he filled, never such an eff
fclent work, never such a large place as at
just past. but, we K new him better than we
knew the work, and more than we cen ap,
vas friend among friends; think he III So;
and know we felt so. and man and friend
he was here honored and loved He wanted
no eulogy, even this which have said, is al
most unfair for he was so anxious in his un-
assn ming mOdesty (Which could not under |
stand how much people liked to ia k and to
hear bout him). so anxious that not Il word of
formal eulogy should ever be spoken Of him.
But his own people, among whom he was born
and with whom he Will be buried. could not
bear that their love for him, and their joy |
bee ause Of him and what he was and what he |
did. should not he known. We are glad that
1T is Easter time when we think that he Is |
dead. because on Easter we are still more
any faithful one becomes or does, is as moth
ing to what there still is that they shall be
come and that they shall do. The very last
public words spoken by Senator Platt, that at
the memorial services OF Senator Hawley. |
were themselves full of this faith that Death
is beginning. that it is a birthday, as he said.
not death day. That confident hope and
faith we cherish for him-and we cherish it
more confidently because this especial need
and call for it comes on Easter day.
I'VE cannot doubt but for one so true. |
God has some larger. higher work to do" !
IhuS GOD hath set eternity In our hearts. |
and we live in the light Of a diviner day. So |
living we have power from above. power to |
live more brightly, more contentedly, more |
hopefully, making little more of every pass;
power to live more highly, too. Because we |
expect to hear some time the voice which as |
one OF our people has said, shall cry unto |
us, as it has just called to our dear and hon.
ored friend, and say: |
Come leave these fair hills of Washington,
And walk on fairer hills with me-
-lNew Haven Leader.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28

Whiteley and Arthur Whitley, all of
New New YORK City, spent Sunday with
Mrs Ward Wheeler, who has been
spending a few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs A. Searles, in New York, has
returned to her home here.
Mrs Clifford banks of Greenfield
Hill has been spending few days here
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs Henry San
Mrs E. J. Miller, who has been ill
with diphtheria, is now improving.
Milo Osborne and Emory P. San
ford have both purchased pair of fine
pay work horses of w. J. Nichols of
Bethel.
Invitations are out for party to be
given by Mr. and Mrs Emory p. San
ford at their pleasant home, next
week Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs George R. Read vel
coined son at their home on Jump
Hill, Thursday, April 6.
The Fortnightly club held their
meeting, Monday evening, with Miss
JeSSica Sanford and very pleasant
program was enjoyed. At the close
refreshments were served.
Miss Emma Reed, who has been
spending two weeks at Redbank, n.
j., with friends, has returned home.
The Methodist society held very
enjoyable sociable at the home of Mrs
81. Wakeman, last Wednesday even
ing. A musical and literary program
was enjoyed. Refreshments were
served.
D. S. Sanford of Brookline, Mass,
spent Sunday here with a sister, Miss
Belle Sanford
Mr. and Mrs F. L. Dunnell and fam
ily of New York came to spend Sum-
day at their home here, arriving Sat-
urday. Sunday the little son was
taken quite ill with scarlet fever
which will keep them here several
weeks. DR. BrOwnlee of Danbury is
attending him.
Miss Ruth Read has been entertain
ing Mrs John Knapp of Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
PLATTSVILLE-

TO BUILD A FINE COUNTRY PLACE.
w. Brooks Smith of Bridgeport, has
recently purchased about As acres of
land on Sport Hill just north of Mr.
and Mrs A. J. Clark'S house, the land
being purchased of Mrs A. !. Clark
and Eli Godfrey. He is to make ex-
tensive improvements about the place.
This summer Mr. Smith plans to build
large pond on the back part of the
land for an ice pond. He will also use
it for his water supply and for power.
be relaid and he has about 800 young
fruit trees which he is to set out this
spring and has other plans for improv-
ing the land. Mr. Smith expects to go
abroad for several months, sailing
from New York about August l. On
his return he plans to erect a fine lot
of buildings on the place. The large
barn now on the property will be torn
down and handsome summer resi-
dence OF Colonial style will be erected
on the front of the lot. He will also
build a house, for his gardener and
ae@ a Whe6 1ares afd af
completed Mr. Smith will have a place
hard to duplicate. The location is
one of the finest in this part of the
country.
Edgar G.. Banks has moved from the
late Dea Jennings tenement house in
to Mrs c.. A. Grumman's house near
the reservoir.
A. J. Clark is having a new barn, "a
SO feet with 16-foot posts, built at
his place in Sport Hill. L. Swanson
is doing the work.
6 Mr. and Mrs A. J. Clark have opened
their place here for the season.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28
EASTON.
BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.

BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.
Rev Mr. Davis, the new minister at
the Baptist church, delivered an ex-
cellent discourse, Easter Sunday, to
an appreciative audience. The altar
was beautifully decorated with flowers
and foliage. 1t is hoped that Mr. Da-
Wis will soon be moved to the pleasant
parsonage that is in readiness for him.
William Gillette entertained his
friend, Robert Sherman, over Easter.
Miss Anna S. Logan of Bridgeport
was home over Sunday.
Mrs John Patterson entertained her
sister, Miss Florence Burton of Dan
bufy, Easter.
Abraham Klein, who recently sold
his place to the Hydraulic Water Co.,
is moving to Greenfield.
Miss Edith Hawkins, who recently
Bridgeport, has been given a position
| in that city.
James Tyler and family, who have
been quarantined for scarlet fever,
are gaining and able to be around.
| Elmer Andrews children are still
Isick with scarlet fever. Five have
habit, but are getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Dea G. S. Everett en-
tertained Rev Mr. Davis over Sunday
Miss Abbie Goodsell, who is 50 years
old, suffered shock, last Monday
night. and is critically i'll.
Miss Anna Bowdy of New Milford
was the guest, Sunday, of Mr. and Mr.
G.. B. Tucker.
One cannot fail to see the beautiful
sight in Mrs Wilson w. Ferris ba
window, as they pass her house. 1t l
; full of beautiful blossoms from he
many plants.
John Visiny has purchased two COWS
this week, of Craik Brothers,
Mrs William Munson, who has bee
S spending several weeks with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs James, Tyler, left
: last Monday, for her home in Westtielc
l Mass.
e P. Mcclellan has the large new barr
I which he is building at Jason Candee'
q nearly completed.
e Mrs G. B. Tucker spent the holiday
y last week, in Bridgeport, the guest {
e Mrs F. II. Lyford.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28
TREE PLANTING.

Although Arbor day has not yet ar
! rived, considerable tree planting has
been done in this vicinity, Smith &
Sons having placed number of ever
green's, maple and elm on the premises
and along the street in front of their
new houses, recently built at the north
end of the village; and William Oliver
has also recently planted number of
naples on his farm premises adjoin-
ing. In time these trees will add
much to the beauty of the street.
LOCAL MINING OPERATIONS ENDED.
The Eureka Flint & Spar Co., of
Trenton, N. j., has closed operations
at the feldspar mine on Green Noun
tain, owned by George Shepard, and
two years. The mine was closed and
the gang OF men left some time ago,
and this past week the machinery has
been removed.
w. A. Boyce, manager of the field
spar mine, has left for Glastonbury,
where he has a similar position.
Theodore Sturges is putting a new
tin roof onto the house occupied by
DR. Joseph Robinson, and George R.
Smith is having new floors laid in his
residence.
Mrs Seymour Beardsley is again Wis
iting in town, this time staying with
Miss Minnie Cochrane and Mrs Joseph
Robinson.
= Edward Cartwright was home from
New Haven, over Easter.
Charles Hallock Of Bethel is visiting
his uncle, Myron A. Hallock.
Charles H. Calkins of Brooktield
made short visit here, last week.
Mics nornthao "io11 Of
home in Danbury, from Thursday
night of last week to Monday morning
of this week.
Mrs D. II. Chertock and small son,
Stuart, have been in New York, the
past week.
The Misses Mary and Louise Miller
are the happy possessors of fine new
| piano.
Mrs V. Sanford is able to be about
again, having been confined to the
house some few weeks.
The merchants about town closed
their stores the afternoon of Fast day.
Orson Nickerson is painting the
store building OF Smith 4 Sons.
A week ago last Saturday, the local
ball nine played with the Foster school
team and brought home the laurels,
with score of l6 to II, after game
| of IL innings. This week Monday, a
return game was played on the home
| field, which resulted in score of II to
5 in favor of the home team. These
are the first two games of the season
| and are quite encouraging to the boys
of the nine.'
Fine specimens of the beautiful
trailing arbutus are to be seen almost
daily, as the results of pilgrimages to
| Green Mountain.
The grand officers of the Order of
the Eastern Star were present at a
meeting of the local Chapter, last Fri
day evening.
Moses G. Butler met with a severe
accident on Monday afternoon last.
He was blasting rocks on his farm
about one-half mile to the west of this
village, using dynamite, when the
fuse burning rapidly and he being I'm.
able to get to a safe distance, was
struck by the bursting mass of rocks
breaking one leg between the knee
and ankle, and severely bruising the
entire body.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28
LITCHFlELD COUNTY
WEST CORNWALL.

EASTER EXERCISES IN THE CHAPEL
|. The Easter exercises, last Sunday
evening, 1t the chapel we're especially
pleasing, passing off with scarcely a
break, with very entertaining pro-
gram of songs and recitationS. In the
absence of a pastor, the Hon David l..
Smith, who has been connected with
the work CT the Sunday school for the
past 80 years more or less, gave a snort
address on the work and meaning OF
this Sunday school, and Deacon Will
liam Oliver, the former superlntend-
ent, spoke on the significance Of East
er. Much credit is due SuperinUend-
emit McCready and the teachers and
organist, for very enjoyable enter
tainment.
BURGLARS AT WORK.
After first breaking into William
divers blacksmith shop to procure
the job, burglars, (name and number
unknOwn), entered Smith & Sons
store sometime during either Monday
night or Tuesday morning last, gain
ing an entrance through one OF the
front windows. 1t must have been cash
they were after for after raiding the
cash drawer and finding only a few
pennies, they left, only taking a few
small things, such as razors, knives,
watches, cigars and tobacco. They
worked some at the safe, but finally
gave that up as a bad job. 1t is
thought they might have been fright
ened away, as implements and ma
terial were left in confusion.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28
THE 'OLD HOss" ALL RIGHT YET.

Col Theodore H. Macdonald, who
went to Washington, Saturday, as the
personal representative of Gov Roberts
to convey condolences on the death of
Senator Platt to the senator's family,
had an unfortunate experience in an
automobile about two miles this side
of Washington. He took an auto as
he had missed the morning train.
While going up hill just before he
reached his destination, the wheels Of
the conveyance became stuck in the
deep mire and mud of the road, and it
was impossible to move it farther, and
| the machine was abandoned for the
time being. A farmer was in nearby
field blowing and he, noticing the
plight that the two men were in, came
! to their aid. He unhitched his horses
from the pillow and hitched them to
bis farm wagon, and in this vehicle
the remainder of the journey was
made. The automobile is now in the
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-28
NEW PRESTON.
THE LOCAL NEWS.

THE LOCAL NEWS.
Oliver G. Wildman of Cleveland, O.,
has been recent guest of A. M. Nor
gan.
Ira Wildman Of Danbury has been a
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs A. M.
Morgan.
Mrs Edwin J. Gables, an estimable
resident of South street, celebrated her
95th birthday, on Thursday.
Peabody, the scientific optician, will
be at NJ. w. Hill's jewelry store, New
Milford, Conn.,, May 8 to la.