The Newtown bee., 1905-03-31

STILL RIVER NOTES.
 G. w. Hatch is improving his house by building piazza across the south and west sides.
 William Wanzer is building large addition to his tobacco barn on the Plain. The addition is 14O X 30 feet, with p foot posts. Ira J. Waters is assisting him with the work.
 Mrs 0. R. N. B. Smith of Boston is spending few days, this week, at her farm here.
 s. l.. Warner was shut in at his house, last week, with a severe cold and malaria.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Frjnk welcomed daughter at their home, Wednesday, March 15.
 Your correspondent stopped at the home of L. Cunning on the Plain, last week Saturday, and was treated to some of the fine maple sugar which had just been made.
 David J. Osborn, who has worked for the Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co.,, resigned her position there and will work for Merwin Hine, this year. MT Osborne is moving his family, this week, into one of James H. McMahon's tenement houses on Maple street.
 Alexander Willoughby is moving his family to South Dover, N. Y., this week, where he has purchased a place. MT Willoughby and son, Charles, both have positions at South Dover.
 Mrs A. s. Smith is moving, this week, from Thomas Glennon's tene- ment house to one of James Fl. Me- Mahon's houses on Maple street.
 MT and Mrs John Tiszkiewicz well comed daughter at their home, Sun- day, March 19.
 Pascal Hoyon, who has had charge of Mrs c. R. N. B. Smith s farm for several years, is moving on to his own place, this spring.
 John Tiszkiewicz, who has lived in the bank house, is moving, this week, to Merryall, where he has purchased a farm.
 Miss Mary, daughter of MT and Mrs w. P. Landon, is afflicted with the whooping cough.
 F. A. Hickok of Watertown has re- turned to his old position with A. Fl. McMahon.
 s. Bluman of Sandy Hook, harness maker and repairer, has entered the employ of Beeman & Strong, who will open harness shop in the building of this company. Bring on your leather.
 Charles Marsh of Merryall is critical ly i'll.
 James Marsh and w. l.. Keeler have gone to Kansas City after car load of horses, which were expected to arrive on Thursday night.
 Fred Wanzer was so unfortunate as to lose valuable horse in Danbury. the animal being taken sud denly sick with collie.
 c. N. Hatch of Bridgewater is hav- ing his barn completed. c. M. Beach has the work in hand.
 G. B. Schiappacasse, the Bank street fruit dealer, was in New York, Mon- day and Tuesday.
 Mrs H. O. Plumb and Katharine Plumb of Bridgeport passed Sunday md Monday with MT and Mrs Fl. s. Mygatt.
 Beeman 6 Strong are erecting 'hed no feet long, for the storage of carriages and automobiles. In it they will have an autom obile pit construct d where automobiles can be repaired with little bother.
 Walter Thompson of South Main 'treet has purchased White sewing machine of c. B. Rlddiford. At the annual session of the grand | odge of New Hampshire, New Eng and Order of Protection, held on March P at Manchester, N. H., Joe W. Daniels was reelected grand secre- ary for the ensuing year. MT Daniels vas here recently in the interest of | he order, and was mainly the means f big gain of membership in the To- al lodge.
 Rev George w. Barhydt, professor literature at Mrs w. D. Blacks chool, preached the Lenten sermon in t James, Episcopal church, Danbury, 'riday evening. His text was: "With hat measure ye mete it shall be leasured to you again."
 c. E. Kiddiford is headquarters for orrect and satisfactory work in watch nd clock repairing. Watch and clock repairing promptly ttended to at the store of M. w. Hill. P. M. Cassedy sells the famous aughlin fountain pen for $1.