The Newtown bee., 1906-11-30
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
NEW MILFORD.
NEwsTERsELY TOLD.

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 H. HI. Pomeroy shipped IS head of fat cattle to New York, Tuesday night.
 Thomas Austin is quite ill, threat ened with 8 fever.
 Walter Bcinay s children are i'll with scarlet fever.
 W. B. Pell has been in New York for . few days.
 H. H. Pomeroy sold a pair of steers to Anson HI. SquireS.
 working cattle, bought of H. H.
 While in Jersey City, N. J., Novem- Der 18, H. Fl. POmeroy sold eight head of fat cattle to go across the water to England.
 Miss Kate Bray has taken position in the local office of the Southern New England Telephone Go.
 MT and Mrs William J. Kiefer passed Tuesday in Kent. MT and Mrs J. F. Fowler are passing a few days at Springfield, Mass.
 The large crop of seedleaf tobacco raised by Hon Nicholas Staub is being assorted at the warehouse of c. F. Schoverling.
 
 New York, next w. elk.
 At the tobacco warehouse of J. Stu art Halptne, the representative of $. Rossin& Sons of New York, some 75 men are at work, under the efficient fOremanship of James Connors of Kent, an expert tobacco handler.
 MT and Mrs Chester Mercy celebrat- ed the fifth anniversary of their we'd ding, Sunday evening, receiving the congratulations of number of their friends that evening.
 o,l MT and Mrs John Watson of Jersey City will be guests of MT and Mrs A. H. McMahon over Thanksgiving.
 MT and Mrs A. M. Booth gave a whist party, Wednesday night. There were six tables.
 Mrs Andrew M. Booth opened her beautiful home, Tuesday night, for the entertainment of the Duplicate whist club.
 Mrs Ada Stone has returned from Danbury and is stopping at Mrs George Anthony s on South Main street.
 Howard Payne witnessed the Yale Harvard football game in New Haven, Saturday.
 The residence of Mrs l. B. Bristol is Charles H. Osborne and men did the work.
 Miss Ellen Stevens of New York is the guest of Mrs Henry Ives.
 MT and Mrs Fred l.. Kingsley of Springfield, Mass, have 8 daughter, born two weeks ago.
 J. A. Northrop is putting in 8 No. 6 Large size) Unique steam heater in the four-story family flat on Balmforth avenue, Danbury, for James McNiff. John D. Decker of Millerton, N. Y, Mrs q. l.. Van Alstyne of Waterville and Mrs George w. Reyes of East Ha- 0. D. Pulver, Thursday and Friday.
 Tbe regular meeting of Palm Re- bekah lodge will be held on the even- ing of December 5. Nominations of officers for the ensuing year will be made at that time. It is expected 8 degree will be conferred.
 Willis A. Woodford is passing few days at Little Falls, N. Y.
 Watch for the date of ''The Unin- corrupted Honeymoon
 Perry B: Green passed Sunday in
 Leonard J. Stack has taken a posi- tion in the store of Starr & Dean.
 Clifford A. TrOwbridge passed Sun dayat Pawling. N. Y.
 Ammi Giddings delivered his tobac- co, last week, amounting to $500 pounds, to Sherman Green.
 Frank Briggs delivered his crop of tobacco on the 21st to Sherman Green at New Milford. He had about 3400 pounds.
 The residence of George Ackley, the former c. R. Booth place, is bright in new dress of paint, applied under the direction of the local expert decor atOr, John Hannon.
 Peabody, the scientific optician, will be at M. w. Hills jewelry store, New Milford, December 3 to 9.
 John Hudock has erected new barn near his residence:in Merryall.