The Newtown bee., 1905-10-13
STILL RIVER NOTES.

Some of our crack sportsmer
enjoyed three days hunting, the pas,
week, in this section, and only hac
one gray squirrel at the close of the
three days sport.
| Bernard Kaliher has a new wagon,
purchased of New Milford parties.
| r. M.:Dickey has returned, after a
few days stay in New York City with
| friends.
Frank Wanzer has four or five fine
young bird dogs which he is Offering
for sale at a low figure.
Ira J. Waters has been grading and
improving the lawn south of his house.
Mr. and Mrs Gillard Thomas of Dan
bury have been guests, this week, of
Mr. and Mrs Ira J. Waters. While
here Mr. Thomas and Mr. Waters en-
jOyed several hunting trips and Mr.
Thomas took home fine lot of game
with him.
Little Eslie Friedland, who has been
seriously i'll, is now slowly improving.
DR. BOStwick is attending her.
John Warner of Bridgewater moved,
this week, into Mrs Smiths tenement
house just north of Still River Center.
Mr. Warner will run J. LIE Roy Bucks
cider mill, this fall.
There seem to be several cases of
diphtheria in this section just now.
The house of Mr. and Mrs Jockey, near
the brook, is now quarantined. His
little daughter, SUSIE is ill with the
disease.
G. M. S. Stack has been enjoying a
week s stay in WinSted.
John Polanis left, Thursday, for
brief visit with friends in New York.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bushnell spent
Sunday in GaYlordsville with friends.
9. Lewis passed Sunday in Bridge
water with friends.
William Warner is having North
rop Unique heater placed in his home.
J. A. Northrop Of New Milford is do
ing the work.
The new street from Still River Gen.
ter to the depot is now completed and
will be called Hanford avenue. The
new street and bridge are great i'm
provement to the village and are much
appreciated by all the people in this
part of the town.
Chauncey Marsh is to put up steam
saw mill in the garden Of W. w. Gard
ner at the Center, where ne will saw
several hundred cords of wood.
III. M. Smith of THE BEE was very
pleasantly entertained at dinner by
Mr. and Mrs William Warner, last
Monday, when in this place.
Mrs David J. Osborne, who has been
i'll, is now much better and able to be
about. During her illness her mother,
Mrs John Magner, assisted her with
her work.
There have been a number of new
tobacco barns built, this fall, in this
section. Among those who have been
building are Frank Larson, who has
erected new tobacco barn 32x64 feet.
T. SOule & Co. of New Milford did the
work. Hatch Brothers erected a new
tobacco barn, 28x6O feet. William
Wanzer has built 7O-foot addition to
his tC baccO barn on the plains. There
are number of barns to be put up be-
fore next fall.
Mrs James Giddings and Robert o.
borne have both had large new silos
put up, this fall. w. w. Osborne had
the contracts.
Frank Larson has new eight-horse
power steam engine, purchased at the
Danbury fair.
While the house of Mrs John Mag
ner was being moved, Mrs Magner has
been stopping with her mother, Mrs
Bessie Peppers.
Mrs Frank Larson has been suffering
with liberated teeth.
Merwin II. Hine is erecting, this
week, a new ice house, 14x20 feet, nor tn
of his house.
Miss Alice Wanzer is spending a
of weeks with her brother,
William Wanzer.
The house belonging to Hanford
Warner, which was occupied by John
Magner and family, that has been on
the move for the last few months, is
now on it's new foundations, about 200
feet east on Hanford avenue from
where it formerly stood. The house
is being thoroughly repaired and an
addition is being built on to it. G. M.
Beach of New Milford is doing the
work. AS soon as the house is COM
pleted Mr. and Mrs John Magner will
move back & into : it, Their goods
are now stored in the. store on Main
street.