The Newtown bee., 1905-03-17

more moves will be made before April l. The Callaghan family are going to occupy their old homestead.
 The Mine Hill QuarrieS started up with big force of men, Monday morn ing, which makes Merchant Joyce's store stoop look lonesome, as it is a very warm spot to hang around when the weather is fine.
 The school at Warmers Mills has closed for few days vacation. The teacher, Miss Blake, will board at the committees, Frank Pierce's, for the spring term. She has been boarding at Henry Bronson's..
 Robert Thomas is getting up his years supply of wood at the place he is to occupy while driving the stage to New Milford. He commences next July.
 John Pettit, so we hear, has sold his farm to Frank Winters and MT Win A part of the house is now occupied by colored man and white woman as houSekeeper. They are to move. One of the most extensive horse deals was made here, the past week, between William Jackson and Myron Bishop, MT Jackson exchanging his famous grade Percheron mare, Pierce Hollow Maid, with MT Bishop for a pair of Alleys, white and bay. The amount of the three horses is estimat- ed to be way up in the big figures. MT Jackson had the misfortune on his way home with his prizes to have the bay one fall and was injured so as to necessitate his killing it, thereby Souoro locc hpfh in r,onnov and in losing rare piece of property. MT Jackson also exchanged wagons with Dealer Winters on same trip. Now you dealers, look out for Jackson. He will try and make up for his loss in his future deals.
 William Pettit of Woodbury, who has been doing an extensive business in horse dealing, this winter, was in town few days on deal.
 Mrs Walter Daley is reported i'll at this writing.
 Mrs Jennie Sturges has returned to her home in the city after spending a week with her mother and sister.
 Our genial station agent has change of assistants quite frequently.
 John McNiff was out of town a few days last week, on business
 Rtmor says one of our most esteemed young ladies is to leave us soon.
 James Spargo's daughters of Stony Creek are making him a visit.
 Col Albert L. Hodge and w. B. Seward have been on pleasure trip to New York, this week.
 Mrs James ~Scadule and family of New Haven are visiting at her fathers, James Spargo's, also Mrs Thomas Collins'
 Miss Lizzie Griggs has been very low but at this writing is improving under the care of Dr Bostwick of New Mill ford.
 Mrs Mary Newton had the mis- fortune to fall, one day last week, and break her wrist.
 Mrs l.. T. Jennings of Danbury and a lady friend from Brewsters, N. Y., visited MT and Mrs w. E. Seward at the Seward house, two days this week.
 MT and Mrs R. T. Blades of Clinton, Mass, have returned home after a weeks visit at D. c. Garrison's and other friends.
 Miss Isabelle Mckay is spending a part of her vacation out of town.
 Mrs J. T. Collins and three children have been visiting at James Spargo's.
 Michael Action and Lewis Meyers have been on the sick list, for few days.
 B. Griggs and son of Danbury were at Mrs B. Griggs' on Sunday. Mrs Griggs has been seriously ill for weeks and has baffled the skill of several physicians who have been unable to diagnose her disease.
 Richard Brown is with Jack Bray in New Milford until work gets brisk in the quarry.
 Walter Babcock has moved his fami- ly into part of the house owned by | John Davidson.