The Newtown bee., 1905-11-10

The Lucier minstrels played to a full house here at Pavilion hall on Wednesday evening of last week.
 Dr Pendleton's father of Massachu- setts visited him here two days last week.
 A. G. Caskey, with his friend, Ned Crossman, of Chestnut Land, New Milford, visited New York City, the latter part of last week. They re- turned to their homes on Saturday evening. MT Caskey bearing a new rifle with all mprovements.
 Mrs B. H. Beardsley accompanied her sister, Mrs G. A. Tomlinson of Marketable, to Bridgeport. last Satur- day. where one of Mrs Tomlinson's eyes was removed at the Bridgeport hospital, caused by that dread disease, glancoma. By latest reports, Mrs Tomlinson's condition is as favorable as could be expected under the circum- stances and the specialist, Dr Wilson, has encouraged her to believe that he may be able to save the other eye to her from the above mentioned dis ease.
 Mrs Mary Carter closed her cottage in this village on Tuesday of last week and went to her daughters in Terryville, not expecting to return here again this winter. Jerome E. Edwards and wife of Bur lington, returned here to G. B. How lands, last Saturday, from 1O-days l visit with friends in Bridgewater and New Fairfield, and remained here over Sunday, going on Monday to Litch. 1 field, toward their home again, which | Wednesday, with the calling they expected to do along the way. George s. Lyman IS busy with help CTS in repairing his residence witt new roofing, etc.
 Jason Hallock of Wilton has agair entered the service of E. M. Taylor or Christian street.
 Fred E. Jenks of New Haven is again calling on his friends in this viii lage for few days.
 F. P. Bolles of Bridgeport was again at his old and native home here, over last Sunday.
 George Spence is a guest of Mrs A H. Bolles.
 J. Vincent Began spent Saturday and Sunday in New Milford.
 his house and barn by putting new roofs on both of them. 1 Mrs Harriet Gum has been confined to the house by severe attack o1 rheumatism.
 A Mothers meeting" was helo in the Upper grade room o1 the village school on Friday dren entertained their parents and friends with songs, quotations and spelling match, Miss Gertrude Winters standing the longest in the contest. Laura Bigelow and Eddie Borger were captains" After the spelling match refreshments of cake and cocoa were served. These meet ings will be held each month, and the meetings, thelr interest in the welfare of their children. The following ladies were present: The Mesdames Averill Cable, Upson, Borger, Shirk, Dougal Bragg, Carlson, Holcomb, Winters Wright, Lyman, Sperry, J ones, Wright and Miss Margaret Murphy. Re' Henry UpSOn, the acting school visitor was also present.
 | Rev MT Hine, a Yale student, oc cupied the pulpit here, last Sunday in the absence of Rev MT Post. The sermon was exceptionally fine on 9Th New Life.'
 Ground has been broken, this week for new cottage for Mrs Whittier Q | l above the Lakeside House, on lan' lately owned by D. J. Cable of this vii lage, which he recently sold to M Whittier.
 MT Meda of Vermont is the neI farmer at Arrow Point for Mrs l.. | Goodhue, and we wish him successful year.
 The Lakeside House, of which tn late T. Bray was proprietor, will b closed this winter.
 John T. Burr closed his Lakesid cottage, this week, and with hi daughters went to their winter hom in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The family of Edward Gustaveso closed thelr summer residence at As Grove, last Saturday, and returned t New York City for the winter. Frederick P. Johnson of Ware sold to Edson Cable of this place, las week, his house in this village, know in the past as the Jacus tenant house