The Newtown bee., 1905-06-23
HOTCHKISSvILLEN NEWS NOTES.

Last Tuesday, Miss Florence L.. Suckley took possession of the store of which Alfred l.. Winterbourne was the late proprietor.
 Last Wednesday, the Kierney fam lily moved to Ellsworth, N. Y.
 Herbert Dunworth, the assistant superintendent at the cutlery shop, has taken position in Walden, N. Y.
 Mrs Elizabeth Camp has returned from recent visit with her daughter in Hartford.
 Children's day at the Union Sunday school was grand success and the hail was filled to overflOwing, many remain ing outside. Between 90 and 100 hall, Mir Sykes of North Woodbury leading the procession with his cornet. The program, Beauty, Song and Glad ness," was used and the hall was ar tistically decorated with laurel, roses, daisies, p1nks, ferns, geraniumS, fuch- Sias, peOnieS and panSieS. The sing ing by a we'll trained choir was under the leadership of Chorister Alexander Gordon of North Woodbury, the or ganist being Miss Lena Bates of Wood- bury and the violinist, Joseph Cart ledge, Jr. The solotsts were Alexan- der Gordon and Miss Genevieve Ford O1 IN >Ol OA w OOAOuAy nAN lS6 D0EUId Mansfield of Flanders. Those that sang duets were Percy and Bertha Mansfield of Flanders and Miss Beat rice Packard and Genevieve Smith. The singers and reciters all did so well that especial mention of any would be unjust. Children from North Woodbury, Flanders and West Side assisted in the exercises. An instru- mental piece on organ and violin was finely played by Joseph Cartledge, Jr., and sister, Miss Jennie. A few but ex- cellent words were, in closing spoken to the parents and children by Miss May B. Lord. The cornet solos by MT Sykes were much enjoyed. The col lection for the needy was taken by Misses Lizzie Johnson, Nellie Cart ledge. Alma Prayer, Alice Fox and Edith Traverse.
 Joseph Pearson, ST., is in the Water. bury hospital, where he has had an op- eration on his jaw, that was injured by a fall, last winter, and has never
 Mrs Alfred L. Winterbourne was taken quite ill, last Tuesday evening, and was unable on Wednesday morn. ing to go to her new home in Seymour as planned. On Thursday forenoon Dr Karrman of North Woodbury pro- 1 and accompanied by him she was takeI to the New Haven hospital for an op eration, which was performed on Mon day. Her youngest child, Clarence A. was left to board with Mrs Julia P Bradley.
 Mrs George Isbell was quite i'll, last week, and also Mrs John Fox.
 Mrs Ted Sheldon was quite i'll witt heart trouble, last week, and Miss Ads Fox is i'll with neuralgia of the heart
 MT and Mrs John Gordon are soon t( move back to Kansas.
 A son was born to MT and Mrs Ed ward Crane, on Saturday, June IT. Mark Hall and daughters, Misse. Ruth M. and Rebecca, Of Winsted, spent Sunday and Monday with rela t1veS in the village.
 Mrs Albert Newbould is working al the Stiles House in Woodbury.
 Miss May B. Lord held services 1T the hall on Tuesday and Friday even ings. Her meetings are as we'll attend ed and interesting as ever.
 Miss Ina White graduated from tht High school and Miss Faith Atwood and Alfred Forbes from the grammar department.
 Peter Concannon has gone to worl in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Miles Holmes is entertaining her brother, Mir Hutchinson, of New Haven.
 Walter Nelson and family move thu first of July to Titusville, Penn. j MT and Mrs Edward Parmelee's in