The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-28

Miss Luna Turrill has been quite ill
with rheumatism.
A. S. Buckingham began work on
Monday on tobacco barn for Stephen
Beach, on the hill here.
Peabody, the scientific optician, will
be at NJ. w. HIPS jewelry store, New
Milford, Conn.,, May 8 to IA.
MRS LEVI WOODRUFF.
Harriet L., wife of the late Levi
Woodruff of Sherman, was brought to
Sherman for burial on Monday. The
funeral party were met at the lilo a.
m. train by Funeral Director Bennitt,
the burial following in the Center
cemetery at Sherman, Rev J. Il: Davis
officiating. Mrs Woodruff died in
George w. Woodruff.
''Do1LY WILKES; SOLD.
The handsome horse, sDolly
Wilkes, owned by Harness Dealer
Evitts, has been sold to Cornelius Gold
OF Washington, who has d stable full
of good horses. This horse was a very
stylish animal, an excellent driver. Mr.
Gold buys nothing but the best and is
to be congratulated on securing so
handsome horse.
ACKLEY, HATCH s. MARSH LEASE H. o.
WARMERS sTOREHOUsE.
The tobacco warehouse of II. O.
Warner has been hired by Ackley,
Hatch & Marsh to store their grain in
for the present. The firm are able to
supply all calls in the feed business as
usual.
Golden Brothers have placed a tel
ephone in their Railroad street store.
Their number is 1894.
Mr. and Mrs David Sanford of the
Park City were guests, Easter Sunday,
Of Mr. and Mrs A. II. Mcmahon.
Mr. and Mrs B. e. Garfield of Bridge
water passed Easter Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs David Garfield.
Miss Gertrude Riddiford was the
guest over Easter Sunday of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Q. E. Rlddiford.
Willis Aspinwall of Washington has
a new White sewing machine, bought
Of the local representative, G, E. Rid
Mr. and Mrs Disbrow of Bridgeport
were guests, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs
G. E. Riddiford.
w. A. Watts of New Haven was in
town, Friday. the guest Of Henry d.
AAAOs I'LL 1AO A10 IOUul1U lOCO-
mobile OF Mr. Watts, the past winter,
and on Friday they gave it trial trip
about the park.
Carlos De Zafra, student at New
York University, has passed a week
with friends in town.
Miss Kittie Riley, Miss Matte Moore,
Edwardt DOlan, George Clark, Harry
Lee, John Mcdonald and Sherman
Cantield took trip to Danbury, Good
Friday.
P. NJ. Cassidy is Offering someth ing
new and dainty In the line of souve-
Mrs, silver and gold designs.
Howard sKilborn of Albino, N. Y,
passed Easter Sunday with friends in
town.
Marcus and Merritt Merwin, STU
dents at Yale, passed the Easter holi-
days with Judge and Mrs J. Butler
Merwin.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Trowbridge of
Milford were guests, Easter Sunday, of
Mr. and Mrs NJ. w. Hill.
G. E: Murphy passed Monday night
with bis brother, Charles Murphy, in
Bridgeport.
G. E. Riddiford was in Washington,
Monday.
The residence of E. A. Wildman on
South Main street is blossoming out
in new dress Of paint.
Miss Eulalia Madden is visiting
friends in Hartford.
At G. I. Leach's fine article in tea
Is offered at Csc pound or five pounds
for 81.
Samuel Ginsburgh, astudent 1t Yale
college, was guest for day or two of
Ray Leach.
Ray Leach and Harold Marsh were
at Green Mountain pond. Monday. get
ting ready to build d cottage. The
young men have christened this beau
tiful sheet of water, "Emerald Lake."
G. I. Leach lost pair of gold Spec
tacles in leather case, Sunday, he
tween his house and the Congregation
al church. He would be gratitied to
have the finder return them.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Thomas have
been passing week at Orange, NJ,
Frederick Halbert has purchased
three horses, carriages and outfit in
Boston, Mass, and his friends in Still
River say he will clean out all the
horSemen in New Milford, Myron
Patchen not excepted.
w. H. Fem is on the sick list.
Palm Rebekah lodge, No. 43, has
voted to hold its meetings the first and
third Wednesday evenings of each
month at O'Clock, in Odd Fellows
hall.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. W. Hill spent Good
Friday in Milford with MI and Mrs
G. A. Trowbridge.
H. A. Palmer was home from Bridge
port to spend Good Friday.
George Hawley of New Haven passed
Sunday in town.
Misses Maggie and Mary McGarry