The Newtown bee., 1905-07-14
Nswtown, Friday, July IA, 1905
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY.

LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
 WASHINGTON.
 MRS MARY MCCLINTOCK.
 Mrs Mary McClintock, aged "A years, died on July 4, after lingering illness with cancer of the stomach. Mrs Me- Chinook was born in Leitrim county, Ireland. She married John McClin- took and came to this country in the sos. MT NcClintock died in 1896. Before coming to New Milford to live with their daughter, Mrs John Dun- can, they resided for many years at Hudson, N. Y. The funeral took place, on Friday last, Rev J. F. Plumb of St Johns church officiating. The pail bearers were Robert Donnelly, William Donnelly, John Adams and John Duncan. The burial was in the Center ceme tery, New Milford. TO ESTABLISH A HIGH SCHOOL IN
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 A High school will he establis he'd in the fall. A subcommittee has been appointed, consisting of w. c. Brins- made, Elnathan Mitchell and w. T. Kilb ourn. The name of Burr Hollis ter Is mentioned as the probable prin- cipal. The town will be very fortu- nate if they can secure a man of MT Hollister's s ability and experience. ARRIvALs.AT THE WOODRUFF HOUSE.
 Recent arrivals at H. w. Woodruff's include: Miss Rena Northrop, New Milford; B. B. Clark, Hartford; D. M. Bennett, Syracuse, N. Y.; E. w. Loneton, New burgh, N. Y.; w. Ches- ter Holland, Newark, N. J.; Augustus McBurney, Woodbury; 0. K. Whitak- CT, Waterbury; H. N. Feley> New York; G. McBurrey, Bakersville; R. w. Lovele, Waterbury; w. B. Whit ney, Waterbury; T. B. Sniedley. New Haven; Allison F. Smith, Newtown; Stanley D. Cornish, Carmel, N. Y.; c. M. Rhineberger, Hartford.
 William A. Watts of New Haven went to his cottage at Mt Tom, Fri day, for sojourn of few days
 Miss Rena Northrop of New Milford is the guest of her aunt, Mrs H. w. Woodruff.
 Miss Libbie Jennings of Newtown has been passing . few weeks with Mrs John Duncan of Church Hill.
 Mrs Breea of Washington, D. C., is with her niece, Mrs Arthur c. Titus. Mfr and Mrs Arthur o. Titus were guests, on Sunday, of MT and Mrs George Soule in New Milford.
 A. 0. Titus and men are engaged in painting on the fine new residence of Dr Perry.
 Sherman Hollister, who las just graduated from Storrs collage, has been appointed instructor in green house work at the college, for the en- suing year. John R. Hollister, his father, attended the graduation exer- clSeS at the college
 A look into. the clean and attractive meat cooler, of Carl Bader, Friday, showeaover 40 quarters of prime beef, besides lamb, veal and other meats. MT Bader probably handles more beef than any market man in Litchfield county.
 Editor A. P. Smith of THE RKE was entertained at dinner, Saturday, by MT and Mrs A. C.. Titus.
 MT and Mrs Charles Budgen of Wa. terbury and George Hubert Hollistel of Greenwich passed July with MI and Mrs John B. HOllister.
 Mrs Agnes Kilborn spent last week In Danbury, the guest of MT and Ms J. HOddinOt on Rowan street.
 Courtland D. Trowbridge has aad a small addition built on the east side of the house, making cozX music room. MT Trowbridge's home is very attractive and home-like, while the charming hospitality of. the host and hostess makes 1t 8 delight to all whose good fortune it is to. call at their home.
 Carl Bader, the .nustling aad popular marketman, is furnishing. the Wilson house with meat for the season.
 Mrs Price of West Haven has be4n the guest of MT and Mrs Frank Jxill. bOurn,,
 L,, M, Logan is working the roads i'm the east part of the town, having three men to assist.
 Aspinwall Brothers are putting in a cellar for new cottage for w. Brils- made Of the Ridge school, to accomnoo- date his growing school. It is loca ted west of the new school building. It is to be built from the same plans that Elnathan Mitchell used for his new cottage, just completed by Contractor Ellsworth Fem.
 Earle Buckingham Seeley, who grad uated from Yale college in June, will take position with Bronson & Town send in the fall.