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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-03-07
OLD POINT COMFORT. RICHMOND, AND
WASHINGTON.

six-day Tours via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Personally conducted tours to Old Point
Comfort, Richmond, and Washington via
the Pennsylvania Railroad willleave New
York and Philadelphia on Saturdays
March IL and 25, April % and May 6.
Tickets, including all necessary ex-
penses for period of six days, will be
sold at rate of $4,000 from New York,
Brooklyn, and Newark; $34. so from Tren-
ton; $33. 90 from Philadelphia. and proper
tionate rates from other stations.
Tickets to Old Point Comfort only, COW
ering luncheon going, one and three
fourths days board at Chamberlin Hotel,
and good to return within six days. will
be sold at rate of $500 from New York,
Brooklyn. and Newark; $3.50 from Tren-
ton; $1450 from Philadelphia, and pro-
portionate rates from other points.
For itineraries and full information
apply to ticket agents; @. Studs, E. P.
A., 1853 Fifth Avenue, New York; Court
Street, Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad Street, New
ark, N. j.; or Geo. W. Boyd, General
Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia.
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Personal.


A. L. Sailer returned on Thursday
evening from trip to New York.
Miss Lizzie Robbins, of Burlington, was
Sunday visitor in Mount Holly.
William L. Powell, of Philadelphia,
was in Mount Holly yesterday afternoon.
Frank ]. Clark. of Philadelphia, visited
Mount Holly friends on Friday evening.
Miss Nina A. shinn, of Columbus, is
visiting Miss Almeda Davis, of Mill street.
Mrs. Samuel W. Semple, of Burlington,
was Mount Holly visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. R. F. Wood, of Burlington, was
calling on Mount Holly relatives on Tues
day.
Edward B. Jones and wife returned
from their trip to Florida on Sunday after.
noon.
Mrs. Gussie K. Rigg, of Burlington,
spent Friday with relatives in Mount
Holly.
Mrs Edward F. Burns, of Philadelphia,
W % CdAliuS VI uAOQhb 4OAAJ lAACuu5 VI
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leech. of Philadel
phia, were the guests of Squire Jamison,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Lewis have
arranged to spend the balance of th'
month at Atlantic City.
The Misses Irene and Jennie Hance, O.
Burlington, spent Wednesday Afternoon
with friends in Mount Holly.
Frederick II. Lee and family, who hav'
been spending several weeks at Jamaica
expect to sail on their homeward journey
to-day.
Business matters required the attention
of Blanchard "a. White at Washington
D. c.. last week, for which place he lef
on Wednesday.
Charles Cruger, proprietor of the Rail
road Hotel, Jamesburg, paid bushes
trip to Mount Holly on Thursday. H
was accompanied by Mr.. Abbott, o
Jamesburg, and Mr. VanDeryeer, of Free
lhsla.
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WASHINGTON.

LOw-Rate Tour via Pennsylvania Railroad
March is the date on which will be
run the next Personally Conducted Toul
of the Pennsylvania Railroad to Washing
ton. This tour will cover period of three
days, affording ample time to visit all the
principal points of interest at the Nationa
Capital, including the Congressional Ii
brary and the new Corcoran Art Gallery
Rate, covering railroad transportation fo
the round trip and hotel accommodations
$13.O or $40 80 from Trenton, and proper
tionate rates from other points, according
to hotel selected. Rates cover accommoda
lions at hotel for two days. Special sid
trip to Mount Vernon.
All tickets good for ten days, will
special hotel rates after expiration O
hotel coupon.
Similar tours will be run on March %
April and "a, and May 10.
For itineraries and full information ap
ply to Ticket Agents, or address Geo. w
Boyd, General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used over sixty years by millions OF mothers
for their children while teething, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for DiarrhGa. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. TWEEN
y-five cents bottle. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup" and take
no other kind.
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brings on distress after eating, with heaviness
and hardness of the stomach, sick headache,
weary and tired feeling that is not relieved
by rest, unhealthy eruptions on the skin, con-
stipation, loss of appetite, pains in the sides
and back, etc. These are but few of the symp-
toms of indigestion and dyspepsia. To multi
tudeS who thus suffer MOTHER SEIGEL'S CIR
ALIVE SYRUP has proved a help and blessing.
Price Coo and 3Oc bottle. 1t will cost you
nothing to try it. Sample free. Address A. ].
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To Mothers In this Town.

Children who are delicate, feverish and
cross will get Immediate relief from Mother
Gray's Sweet Powders for children. They
cleanse the stomach, act on the liver, making
sickly child strong and healthy. A certain
cure for worms. Sold by all druggists, Csc.
Sample free. Address, Allen s. Olmsted LIE
Roy, N. Y.
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Charles 7. WoOlstOn, at RivertOn, was
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
The building, large. three-story frame
structure, and the stock of carriages and
automobiles, valued at several thousand
dollars, were burned. The fire started in
the third story and was discovered by
Isaac Woolston, brother of the proprietor
In an hour the building was consumed
The origin of the fire is unknown. The
Riverton and Palmyra Fire Companies
Immediately responded to the alarm, and
while they could not save the factory
they prevented six residences adjoining
from taking fire. Twenty-Five men anC
boys are thrown out of employment
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GEORGETOWN.
ITEMS JOTTED DOWN,

lIEMS dOIIED DOWN,
 Miss Leigh Howell of Stamford w,> the guest uf Miss Bessie Miller, over Sunday.
 Mrs Charles Mann of Wilton has oe-n spending d f ew days with her daughter, Mrs Spoouer. Mrs w. H. Hunter visited friends in Stamford. last week.
 Mrs Fiske is entertaining her daugl,- Ger, Mrs Andrews, at the Cungrega- tional parsonage
 Miss Lillie Bouton has been passing a few days in Waterbury, the gu ,st ul her sister, Mrs George Br.njamln
 Miss Silvia Barhite of Ridyeti.ld was the guest of the Misses M ller, Satur- day.
 MT and Mrs Floyd Button entertain ed their daughter, Mrs B.tj min of " aterbury, for few days, fast week
 The Village Improvement SOC e. will bold d Poverty social at the hall, Tuesday evening, JiIu.ry 31. Admis- >i 15 cents.
 The young men gave whist party at the hall, last Frida, evening, which was much enj wed. There were ten table~. The first p jZtS were won hy Mrs Huhert Tay'o' and ''litford Mills II d the co sol priz,> >,e t t. NlSS Etta Drley and J.mNS Cunn.ry
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY
NEW FAIRFIELD.
CONGRFGAT ATIONAL CHuRCH Norrs

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 At the adjourned meeting of the Congregational church, held at tn, church on Thursday evening, the church offers for the ensuing yea, were elected.
 The proceeds of the entertainment nHId at the Congregational church on Friday evening, for the benefit of the piano fund. amounted to over S8.
 Ihe registrars of voters meet at the Town hall oA Fri lay, February 3 and 10, for the purpose of receiving names for the caucus enrollment.
 Mail Carrier Fowler is on Route 54 again, after vacation of several days on account of the grip.
 MT and Mrs John Durgy had a so- ciable and dance at their home on Friday evening. The guests did not go home till morning.
 D. H. Disbrow has had telephone placed in his house.
 The small child of MT and Mrs Frank
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oe present and act as installing officer

Mrs Anton Zimmerman. who ha. ocen Ill for some time, will shortly h, rempved to the Bridgeport hospital.
 The condition of Fred A. Curtiss. who is in the New Haven hospital. is about the same.
 Samuel B Hurd is buildinp an add;. ti"n to his house.
 M"ssrs Peck, Burr and Twist uavo :. s''ect dancing party in the Town hall "h Tuesday evening, January 24.
 J, Frank Olm>read attended the au- ''"oo'le show in New York City.
 Mrs Andrew Rau is caring for Mrs "unson Clark of the Z,ar district.
 The board of relief will meet at the i'"n hall. on Wednesday, Feb-uarv i' ana at Upper Stepney, one week later.
 Mr Perkins, of the Norm Il school at Dinoury, has visited several of the >cho"ls In town, plying special atten VIVA So oHS oCCCuUduCc. oohn sanford of Sandy Hook is can- vaSs'hR this section as an agent for fruit trees 'oA
 Howard II. Wheeler has moved his Steam Sawmili from Guinea, where if 'lts been l"cated for srme time. to racI or timber which he has bought i Fa' the David Warner place. :, MISS Agnes Beardsley is visiting out
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WEST BEDDING,

ITEMS FROM THr. BsE's sCklBE'S >ors. William R ,d ~as entertained at r.d" 4rd l'urgs'> over >un1a,. fu,' L .dl">' Aid N.ci+ty at the s,. 'b'', last Ne.h, re, iz ,i Sll rn swell .. ".Ir fund The > ne ,lli ..r, ,,f tha ''cI' t> yer e lee d iu. aua.ther
 IT I1" x c.t $ Ger airly q de- : .'i >ucc >> | 'vvtA f,StacL Mir tN...'> -tVr' 4 tuuIi,er of his ,,le,Sinu
 cI'dtl''.S whlcn were great y. nioyed lt all ~hD lleald nim.
 A numoer pf Mister Henry Carroll's frl"ndS were invited tn n.lp him cele- b .e his l2 n birthday. last Friday ev hing. lie rec-i,el many memen- to $ in r. mtmbrance of rhe day and |ley Were entertained bv g:mes aud 1ne supper. All 'he children started f'r home at an early irur wishing Henry Ill ns returns of t'l.- day.
 Qlife lirg" number of young peO Dls. e"j rrd the >k4rlng, last Situ. day. n the Linr kiln p,nd
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LITCHFIELD BRANCH

| 'ethel-Leave lO.3S m. s. IS ID .,,- s,u>a, 1 m. Arrivs 1O.lO ' m, 4.OU 5 u,. Sund, dawleyville-North,I IO.55 m. sanu uay. sO m. Leave for Bethel a 5S a LII. sunday 5.N D ID.
 "nSpaog-NOrth. I'll to a m. <S A n m CT,
 s.SS m. South. +9A3 a m, %aa n m hoxbury t'ails-North, +ll.Iaa m sss
 sunday, fy.4: a m. South, <p. .S a m, "a 2 T, sunday, f5 O6 D m.
 h0A Aoury-NOrth, uss a m. 600 n m su,
 .eeo m South. 9.26 . 10, a.I6 m. Su, Judd's Br:dye-North, @ll.a m mn
 Sahaay. ri0.l2 m- South. 9.I0 a m. fs sunday. f4.4s m. 'e-e "ashington-NOrth, u.39 m s,7nn
 1ay. iU,J- \ m- South. 96 . I'd. 2 sS n m
 day, 3.3l n -. New PrestOn-NOrth. Il. A a m se,r-
 gay W .se a m- South. 9Ua . m, 2S b m ho.nford North, I'll. .se . m.%aNnu
 m- South. +s.s5a m, S.S m. Ss Morris-North, u.57 . m. Mxpm e., ass agsI m. South. rs.so . m. 2l1 D m. Sus bsntam-North. lsns D m. aunms s,. H;lo m- South. aA2 n. 2ss m. Sn. Lax-,.North. +lsoo D m. a47 pm sr, 'iu is m. South. fs.aO . n, zO D m. Litchiield-Arrive ls.Is m. eenn s,- !, m south. 3, m, H m. Sn1
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PLATTsvuLE.
NOTES FRON HOY DENIS HI1I.

NOTES FRoV HOY DEN S HILL
 NrS King a i'd d Jug lter, M,s,Car. Who nv: been spe ,diny part of tb, SlnJer in Hartf1rd, niv. visited on Burr street. Miss E'h,l W.Sner has vjS;rei friends in Er; ;dgep"r,. Miss \l, Je1nia., ms vi,it.l re,,. lives On Gne It'll.
 Miss Ie mic Perkins has p,,r,n m, clu1 fr the L. lrkin S,.os ,,I,.Sr- ceive Jl' v.'i klIvlCn,.a as pre- nm.
 Tn fi'm,rs are bus:ly eIg.,.i getting up their wood suppl, for f, year.
 Miss It"a K.ns called o1 fri.,1, ,, the Hin, Sunday.
 Mrs Fletcher has been indispos..d but Is improving.
 Mrs $. Wisner and Mrs Leroy Clarl have visited Mrs Wisrer's dauchter Mrs John O.burr!e, of Jenniups Wu,d>
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LYONS PLAINS.

| NEWS AS THE BEES SCRIBE FINDS IT
 Hr and M i> E lVakeu!n n hayesnen
 II'e past week Visiting friends i;
 Bridgeport.
 Mrs E'Z'netI TewS is visiting 4 'Ht nom" "t her plrcntS, Mr and N, PinIip G,.rlIatdt.
 1. ". Irtati"tll drives a new horse
 Mrs Edward Jennings has moved in, to Josiah Williams place. ITS Inllip Gerha rdt has spent some ClHe Visiting her children in Nosw:,)k Mrs s. NJ Banks is home aftersna,a hg som time il E ItsCJu.
 he people are all glad to see tb, mall carrier, Charles keane, b.ck i. ms old place once more.
 Mir and Mrs T. W. Tread well soen, Sunday in Wilton.
 Mr> Elizabeth Brady is visiting i, i'ethel, the guest of Mr and Mrs Elme, Iread~eli
 Vu'ce number from this place at tehoed the sUclable at ,irs Haw],., " 1ams'' last Friday evening. Al very nc" time was enjoyed Dy all. Mr> IT, ', McConkey is the happy owner of l "e quiit that Was sold by chance. A very hlct time was enjoyed at tlr Il LII cho"der supper, held in ttle base uent, last week.
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BRANCHvILLE.
WHAT'S DOIN' HERE.

Miss Goldie Smith is visiting ir Hartford.
 Mrs Eggleston called on friends fp this place, last Friday.
 Miss May Bennett Of Norwalk visit ca ner Cousin, Carrie Barrett, lasl week.
 The little son of MT and Mrs Eerris MorehuuSe has recovered from his ill. neSS.l
 Mrs GOodrOe is much better,
 Miss Maria Bennett of Danbury ia visiting her Cousins, Mrs M. E Bennett and Mrs c. B. Bates, in NurwxIk.
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Ii. Travele1s' G.,d.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN ANu
 FORD RAILROAD.
BERKSHIRx DIyIsron

New Haven.North. e.ss m. 4s
 m: Due Ills a m. 733 m. >helton-N North. 1000 N m, aa,
 Snuth 1OSe [ m. 7.I4pm.
 SteVenSon-North. lU.J3 \ m. Al m south in 70 m. 1.0l p m; honroe-North- fIU.Is a ni, >I .s6 D m pa,o; ,,o,S, !, m; fe a5 p m. ho'sford-South for New Haven, u See Botsfotd below.
 North 7.4O. l0y7a m s
 ';o IL; Sunday, 90 am. pm,
 oo. ..la. laUs, E2I a m:1.is. Hasies viileaNorth. 7.so. lo.4s, . m
 n: South. "s s..s. m; sSS sSaSnsay' sS ,s s1s {. Brookield JunctionSSar,n AT, "a
 llUv Il m. l.I5, 5.3s. ,,s
 Sunday 9.2e m. |, ~ So,s
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 n; south s.S6. :.0. 7.2 SH Ola n,: Sunday 537 D m. 1aHSsSlile and still klver-Nortb 6 So p m: x: south, CPS. 7.oo. 7.l5 m. 5.oo' S.wo Miiford-North s.ss, u.17. . [ F; ., South. s;so. s.ss 7..o, S.ss. s.s rw1nsville-North, s.N. I P m- Z m; Sunday, e5s, m: South. S.l7 ! E a.43 m; sunday. 5.O9 D m. Aent-North: s.a1. u.4l n, 3.lS. q. .2j sunday. 10. Ia a m: South, sos n n. n p. m: Sunday. 4.o7 D m.
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Dunlavey is very sick Dr SunderIa nc of Danbury is attending it. A fire was discovered in { he chau,br of E. Jennings npu> on M,nilv, ntI "AS put out by the u>- pf i tir' K l.. guiSher, with)u ctu>in. ml,:n dtn, a4e.
 D. Fl. DjSbrO has fillel his l.rg ic house with l5-inch ice from Hltcn' poud.
 representative of d cl1niny c,.u pany has beel canvas>ins an ,ng tn farmers of 5his place for suo,crin f., for shares of 7ock ln q clna4ry to b erected in Danblry.
 Peter Robinson of Mill Pain was ii town on business on M ,nd4y.
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DAHBURY DTvrarov

,nbury oIo. 7.ss. s.so iu. ss. TO- .s7 . 2 Loos 3S. s.l0, 5-5s, s.d5 m Sunday Y pm south: s.oO. 7.ss. sli looa, M.Ss : .."U. o.so- LOO m- Sunday 7.sh .. m, 6@ setheiINorth.7.l5. l0s5 l0.49 m,20a, 2 sz, AA| 20. soS n sunday. lo0s. ! m. a-ll 1 IM pm Sunday s.s. ' m, 6U7 . r ssoulng-North 1.0e, lO. g \ n s.0H, 6sS. 7.k pa sunday. sSs III. s.US p m. South. 6ls, &H0 'anfo.d-North.7 7.s. 10 sla m, I.5a, s.S, 7.Spa sunday. 9Ss m. s.0l p n. South. 6l6, 0$S n: EE. '-i! m Sunday. s.Is \ IT. 6.l7 e o.So. CHS. 1;7 n. sunday, a4s m, 7.S m: south, 6sl, !5l, .sl m, l2A A11 o4e 7. p. m: Sunday. s.ls . m. 6.Ss 75R e pm sunday, 9A m. 7.54 p m. South, e.S sS m. l2.u. 7.S D m Sunday, an . 1 <f Trains stop when signaled only.
 Saturdays only.
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"TCTIal
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 "A'~ you sure v.u had lnc,,m,,,,. t,aA": n c'o'S 'hvAriahly Say lh,, "I>ta>t k Ii5curA| )le .'
 lhe C. ciotS iI lemS,vtS told m l'th ,'cuii''or at Aih, and the, lrtI 'bf "''t una li' a i' W i'll nt iI> 1 ut.I |, " C' He ll''tt SH iftN made II prtjI p'dIi to per 'i!' De "p" who had that l'''uole IRo' NI adIl worse hut never ne''er. he>lht know l had tn. nlSeaSe, oeCa use re cugulZtd d the syml toms myself y
 What were they ?"
 WeIl' the ] hsJ indications were q l S'lnhess aoouC the knee joints thai 1 caue on doouC IOur ears ago. A few | months a1tert hat ppeared, my wall SoC to oe unce' tain, Shaky-like. los commence Tn nv pOS yer to control tn, mOvementS or my le, ys when 1 was on my leet. On( <, Whel 1 was in the eel 'ar' StarUeu 10 pick up two Scut1leH UT coal, ana y 1egSg i've way suddenly ana tumble all in heap in bas- ket. Anotbe r time l came down Ii, . the same way ln the Pa rlOr cOuIdn'i ch'se my eyes and keep my balance :, save my lIl' Then l had fearfu pains over my whole body and I los, c"ntroi over my kloneys and m, DOwelS."
 "How abe at your general health?
 ''Sometip les I was so weak thai had to kee p my bed TOT c,uple ,,1 ' weeks at time. and my weight feI V "n twenty p'unds. In the mlcst 0, | my other Jr,,ubles I had the grip. a,c after that things looked pretty bad lr me untll l ran across young man wh,
 'ad been cured by Dr Williams P,nk ., rhem' u
 ~D,d d, these pills help you righ
 "l ,dn't See much improvement un- Ill l had used Six boxes The tr>1 benefit noticed was better circuIa tlon ana d picking up in' strength ann we1R ht. lgradually got confidence it, my a'olIty to direct the movements uI fl my legs, and in the course of seven or Ca eight months all the troubles had dis 4, appeared" 'n well nOW?' th
 Il do the work of a we'll man at any rr rate: can cl"se my eyes and stauo ,e, mp all right and move about the sam, as other men, My bowels and kidney Tel are uncer perfect control. The pain> pra are all gone except an occaslnna grd witch in the calves of my legs. nave scarcely any other reminders ut 'u my old affliction ' tln
 MT James H Watkins resides al No r We>terIO street, Albany. N. Y rrs tainod at anu drn'. + il> Eau oe "n anC De used as soon as the first signs of ap upo preaching locomOtor ataxia appear i,, Nel peculiar numbneSS of the feet. R, init prompt Use the terrible pains of late stages of the disease may be e>c,p ', altogether. The same pills cur. ;tl> Sciarica, neuralgia, inS,,mnia, and d.. fo' ms of nervous weakness. Irn
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MONROE.
ON TIE SOU kRE.

tShiIgtDn L lge held largely at. Jended >Decill m.!ting on Monda, 'vening, January B and conferred the H M. degree on two candidates. Wis. ting brethren We're present from shelton and Sandy HDok. The next meeting will be MDld " evening, Feb ruary l3, for e lf.rrIny the E. A de- gree On sever Il cau1id atrs.
 Elmer H. Wakelee represented the local lodge at the meeting of the Grand Lpdge in New Haven.
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NEW MILFORD.
GAYLORDSVILLE NOTES.

1 GAYLORDSVILLK NOTES.
 Mrs Sanford Flynn and little daugh ter were in Shelton oyer Sunday. J. T. Underhill has had an attack o the grip. Miss Mary Paine has been visiting her friend, Miss Flora Warehouse.
 Mrs Ernest Bartram of New Milford spent part of last week at Paine i farm.
 Miss Hester Hall is at Smith Wal : ler's.
 Mrs Martin Lane is spending a few days with Mrs, E. Hatch. Mrs M. D. Jones and daughter have returned from visit in Brouktield. J. P.-Craig, an employe of the South ern New England Telephone Co.,, has been in this place, the past week, so- liciting new subscribers.
 c. J. Carey has had the misfortune to injure his hand quite badly. Mrs Henrietta Barnum is with her daughter, Mrs w. P. Newton.
 The young people of this place are preparing for an entertainment, to be neld next month.
 Mrs G. w. Anthony is under the doctors Care.
 Dioole's moving pictures drew good house, Monday night. The pic lures were very god.
 Mrs Heber kpibloe is no better.
 Miss Lord is still drawing large cnn- gregatlons at the union services held this week at the Congregations al church.
 fEThe choir at All Saints church will shortly be vested.
 Herman Buckingham returned Monday evening, from the southern part of Florida, where MT Bucking- ham went for his health. The trip was very enjoyable one and has done him lots of good.
 Editor A. P. Smith Of THE BEE and driver were delightfully."- entertained at dinner, Saturday, by MT and Mrs George W. Squires.
 Mrs Felix McGinniss of Brooktield passed cpup!e of days, last week, with MT and Mrs James McGinniss.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-27
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 WHEREAS our Heavenly Father, ii fi's Infinite love and wis tom. ha, ca'leo to Himself our beloved frienc and the sister of our president,
 RESOLVED, That We, tneImembers of the Christian Endeavor Society of the lfumoull Congregational church, ex lena to the bereaved family our near6- leit love and sympathy with tb,. prayer that our Father in Heaven grant unto them the confnrt and strength to sustain th4u in th-I, tune of sorrow Be ir,
 RESUMED als' Tn t a copy of these r. 'o'iutl Ions be Sent to our preSId..., and hls family and th tt they D.. plac d upon the record of the society T Nls> Nellie Maurer, Earl Brinsmade, crm ulttee.