The Newtown bee., 1906-03-02
LITCHFlELD COUNTY
WEST CORNWALL.
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT ASSURE

The fifth feature of the Cornwall en- course will be The Copley Square Concert Go. of Boston, com posed of three of the best artists of the city of Boston and are Blanche Sears, solo vlOliniste. violin, mandolin, piano; Marion Whitaker, sleigh bells, xylophone, soloist and whistling; M. Isola Sears, pianiste, guitar and xylo- phone. They are a company of rare and marked ability and their program is varied and unique, the selections ranging from the works of the best masters to the popular music of the day and has won the highest praise from the pulpit, press and public from grand company appears at the Masonic nall, Wednesday evening, March ', and will without doubt present the finest musical treat along this line ever given in Litchfield county. The high standard set by the Course man. agement has not varied from the best possible to get in placing this company upon the list. Do not fail to hear this splendid feature.
 - DEATH OF JOHN sEDGw1CK.
 The death of John Sedgwick during a surgical operation at his home in Sharon, last week Thursday, shocked and saddened his many friends in this village, where he is we'll known, and the sympathy of the entire community is extended to his bereaved family.
 WEATHER IN OKLAHOMA.
 Word received from William D. Bos- Ter at Shawnee, Oklahoma, reports de- lightful weather, with buds starting, grass beginning to show green, farmers blowing and planting potatoes, and an occasional thunder shower for varia. tion.
 MUZZLING THE DOGS.
 Notice has been given by a majority of the justices of the town, l.. J. Nick erson, W. J. Wilcox, Philo M. Kellogg and F. w. Yutzler, for the muzZling of all dogs throughout the town until further notice, and now muzzles are in demand.
 Mrs V. Sanford has returned from an extended visit with relatives in New Jersey, she having been away from home the entire winter. She is now with her daughter, Mrs R. F. Smith, ST.
 Dr H. G. Stevens was at his home in South Norwalk for the day, last Wed. nesday.
 Miss H. D. wiedl was at her home in Danbury from Thursday until Mon. teacher in the Dean district, spent the same length of time at her home in Clinton.
 Herman B. Wheaton entertained two cousins, William Duncan and Frank Wheaton, both recently from New Brunswick, for short time last week.
 Mrs Robert N. Cochrane has hel mother, Mrs Bate, and her aunt, Mrs Buscomb, both of Cornwall, with hel alternately.
 James O'Donnell was in town, las, week, calling on relatives and friends Dr Joseph Robinson has received no tice of the death of his grandmother 8, Providence, R. l., but owing to sever al professional cases which need his l for the funeral.
 Smith & Sons teams and men have been working during the past week drawing telephone poles out of thu woods. About 20 4O-foot poles were loaded at this station on Thursday ant Friday of last week, two cars being used, as one was not long enough.
 A number of the men and boys iron this village have been helping fill thu Borden ice houses at Lime Rock. I'm warm rainy weather of last week tool the ice out of the river, and now th' ice is being drawn from pond in Whit Hollow.
 A number from here attended tn, dance at Falls Village the night O WashingtOn's birthday.
 In last weeks issue there occurre' two errors in the description of tn fancy costumes of the masq uerade ball "colored gentleman" being substitut ed for Colonial gentleman" and "Jol ly" for ''Folly."
 Mrs Jane A. Cochrane visited he sister, Mrs l.. A. Dean, and niece, MT F. E. Starr, at New Milford from Sat urday till Monday.
 George H. Beck was home iron
 Yalesville over Sunday.
 Beginning with next Sunday even ing the hour of services will b changed as follows: Y. P. s. 0. K from 6.30 to 6. 45 clock: evening ser1 ice from 7.15 to 30 o'clock; thus re turning to the original hour as it wa before the change made last fall. C0rTuuvr