The Newtown bee., 1905-10-27

to J. Butler Merwin, four heifers to Abram Turrill two COWS to Charles Il. Evans, two COWS to James K. Morris sey, one each to Henry Murray and Walter Jennings, two to Frank Ken nedy, two to Nicholas Edmonds, five to Robert Hungertord and three to James Armstrong. 1 STILL RIVER NOTES.
 Mrs J. F. Addis and children of New Milford and D. H. Warner of Pawling, N. Y., were guests of MT and Mrs s. L. Warner, Sunday, Octo- Der Is.
 Mrs c. R. M. B. Smith of Boston is Still River.
 Master Louis Peet of New Preston has been the guest of his aunt, Mrs c. Lewis, for the past week.
 Mrs Walter Campbell is entertain ng sister from Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for few days.
 The house that was moved from the corner onto the new highway, land that was also the subject for much criticiSm) is now in the hands of the carpenters, and will, when finished, be one of the pleaSanteSt places in the village.
 MT and Mrs E. N. Botsford and daughter, Mildred, of New Yo:k City and Robert Campbell of Bridgeport have been recent guests of Mrs James Campbell.
 | MT Botsford, while here, bought a building lot of Albert Dickey with the intention of building a summer residence here. l Edgar Cummings took a pleasure trip to Westtield, Mass, quite recent ly.
 Mrs Mary Peet of New Preston is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs c. Fl. Lewis.
 Mrs s. A. Chase has returned from a two weeks visit in Bridgeport. CHARLOTTESVILLE NOTES.
 Rev MT Byles has gone to Brewster, N. Y, and to New York City for a few days.
 Mrs Byles is in New Haven for treat. ment for deafness. 1 Mrs Mary 0. Davis is visiting at Paine farm.
 Miss Charlotte King of Kent spent day or two with her friend, Miss Mary Paine, recently. | Mrs Roy and little son of Waterbury are visiting her grandmother, Mrs Lois Hall.
 Miss Emily Bailey and Mrs A. Hyde have returned from an extended trip. w. A. Lupton of Boston, Mass, was at Paine farm, a few days last week. He had not been in this place before in IT years.
 MT and Mrs Carey have returned to this place, after an absence of several months.
 CLARK HINE.
  his home in New Britain, Saturday. The funeral was attended in New Britain, Sunday afternoon. The burial took splace at the Center cemetery, ! New Milford, Monday morning, Rev F. A. Johnson officiating. MT Hine left New Milford about Is years ago. l He was man highly thought of here, serving for 15 years as superintendent of the Congregational Sunday school. He was a brick manufacturer. The pail bearers were H. 0. Ives, w. G. Green, Harvey Hoyt, Henry D. Hine, c: M: Beach and James M. Bennett. MT Hine is survived by three sons, Charles, Henry and William. and a daughter, Julia. All live in New Brit ain except Charles. Funeral Directors F. G. Bennett & Son had the arrange ments in charge. MT and Mrs B. J. Richmond and children of New Haven have been wis., iting friends in town. Miss Alice Mealia has returned to her home in this place, after spending year in Newtown. Camp spent very pleasant evening with J.. G. Mealia, last week. Charles Dodd had the misfortune to lose one of his horses, Monday night This is the third one that has died in short time. J. B. Townsend is having heater put in his house. F. Homers and c. Cromwell are doing the work. B. 0. Fairchild, who lives on West street, has some fine bred Boston ter rier puppies, which are we'll worth looking at. He is offering them for sale.
 Walter Bristol of Hawleyville was a guest, Saturday, of Isaac Bristol. c. B. Mitchell, representing the Treat & Shepard Co.,, was in town, last week.
 General Manager H. H. Sykes and s. P. Lewis of the maintenance depart ment of the Southern New England Telephone company, were in town, Monday.
 Miss M. E. Cowles, the efficient man. ager of the local office of the s. N. E Telephone Co.,, visited friends out of town, last week. August PeelStrOm, a popular young l man formerly in the employsof La Hait & Thomas, has taken position in the store of Golden Brothers, the clothiers and outftters, where he will be glad to welcome his friends. A desirable 11O-piece dinner set at S13.50 at c. E. Riddiford's. MT and Mrs Fred Hoyt have a daugh- ter, born last week. MT and Mrs Wesley Anthony have l moved into a part of P. M. Cassedy's house on South Main street. MT and Mrs Vincent Sterling passed Sunday in Shelton, guests of their daughter, Mrs B. R. Hawley. Welcome Wheeler of Shelton will occupy the house of B. A. Wildman, MT and Mrs Wildman boarding with | them.
 Hon H. 0. Warner passed Sunday in l Wallingford. He attended meeting of the directors of the Masonic home on Saturday.
 William j. Clark enjoyed carriage ride to Litchield, Friday, returning via Washington. A fish store as complete in it's stock carried as that of Hayes of Bank street is credit to any town, and MT Hayes increasing trade shows he knows bow to cater to the public in his line. In addition to the freshest stock in the fish line he carries a big stock of vegetables.
 The Walk-Ov shoes are absolutely correct in every detail of manufacture. No better leather is used anywhere by anybody, in making shoes. The work