The Newtown bee., 1906-05-25
THE ROAD WORK.

THE ROAD WORK. "By June the roads in town will be
 gone over once, said Selectman Staut to reporter of THE BEE Last year
 the work was completed by June and MT Staub sees no reason why 1t should take longer this year. Luther
 Freeman is the competent foreman over the gang in the south part of the town, while Selectman Sullivan over- Sees work in the north part of the town.
 GRAND ARMY MEN TO ATTEND SERVICE AT THE METHODIST CHURCH.
 The members of Upton post, G. A. R., have been invited to attend the Methodist church, Sunday, and have accepted the invitation. Rev Harris Smith will preach a patriotic sermon. STILL RIVER POsTOFFICE TO BE MADE A STATION OF THE NEW MILFORD
 POsTOFFICE.
 The Still River postoffice is to be made station of the New Milford postottice after June 16, 1906. Mrs Laura Campbell, the present pOstmis- tress, is to remain as clerk in charge. REBEKAHs TO GIVE DANCE.
 A social dance will be given by Palm Rebekah lodge, No. 43, I. O. O. F., at Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday evening, May 30. Music will be fur nished by Whitney's orchestra. Ice cream and cake will be on Sale. Tick cts soc, admitting gentleman and la dies.
 II CHARLOTTE FRANCES WHITNEY.
 Charlotte Frances, the two weeks old daughter of MT and Mrs Frank funeral took place on Saturday, Rev J. F. Plumb officiating. Funeral Di- rector Thomas had the arrangements in charge.
 G. M. Breinig, Jr., is attending the Chase school in Bridgeport, committing daily.
 Mrs Hugh Lane of Bridgeport was the guest, Wednesday,, of Mrs Edwin Fairchild.
 Mrs Charlotte Erwin has been visit- ing friends in New Haven, Bridgeport and Greenwich. w. G. Barton will have stone curb ing put down in front of his residence on East street.
 "Merv" Andrews has sold the horse, Pete Norris," to Beeman x Strong. l William Knight of New Haven, a genial and popular special representa- tive of the Southern New England Telephone Co.,, was in town, Tuesday.
 Barrels suitable for use in the tobac- co field for sale very cheap at c. l. l Leach'S.
 Grocer c. I. Leach has a large cab ] inof SizoA rofriroro 10 vuil1 call voru cheap.
 Call at c. l. Leach's s and buy a bottle of Talcott's rheumatism cure. "Merv" Andrews has sold the fast pacing mare, "Jennie Greenwood" to Daniel Wheaton and Myron Patchen. J. Stuart Halpine shipped away 102 cases of sweat tobacco from his ware 1 house, Monday.
 nervous exhaustion. Mrs Clarence Lathrop, who has re- sided in the tenement over A. M. Booths store, has moved to the house at the corner of Church and East streets.
 H. L. Willis will resume work at hating in Danbury. Staub & Mallett have had fine run on the Syracuse sulky blow, this year, having placed large number with leading farmers ln New Milford and nearby towns.
 Sherman Green has moved to the house on Bridge street vacated by Walter Hatch. Call at P. M. Cassedy's and try pair of the B. c. Simmons "Keen Kutter" shears.
 The June Victor records will be on sale, the 18th, at P. M. CaSsedy'S.
 Miss Alice Buck passed Sunday with Danbury friends. P. M. Cassedy is showing swell line of Indian baskets and novelties. James Donnelly is out with a new runabout, bought of Pratt & Hawley. Concord wagon, bought of Pratt &
 Mrs Charles Osborne has new Corn ing carriage, bought of those hustling dealers, Messrs Pratt & Hawley. Sherman Cantield and his grand mother, Mrs Garfield, passed Sunday at Burton Hodges in Roxbury. F. E. Soule, who has been engaged on the town books in Roxbury as an expert for the last four weeks, com pleted his work on Monday. Sherman Garfield and Joseph Mo- Donald passed Monday in New Haven. c. B. Riddiford enjoyed carriage drive to Bridgewater, Sunday. J. J. Voorhees, of Sherman was in town, Monday, dining at Young's ho- tel.
 The Annis Bristol hearing in the Probate court, before Judge Warren Allen, was postponed, Monday, for one | week.
 Anyone who wishes to buy Toomey sulky, nearly new, can secure bar gain by calling at the store of Frank Evitts. The small sum of $60 will buy the sulky.