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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
The new pastor of the Methodist
church is Rev Harris K. Smith, who
has been at Brooklyn, N. Y, and Port
Mr. Smith is married and has three
children. He preached a powerful SER
mon, Sunday morning. on "The power
of the Resurrection"
JOHN PETERSON INJURED.
John Peterson, employed in the
Eastern Upholstery Works, had sever,
al fingers and the back of bis hand
badly lacerated on buzz saw, Monday
afternoon. Manager Pepper quickly
summoned DR. B. E. Bostwick and
later carried Mr. Peterson to his home.
Mr. Peterson recently lost his wife and
this unfortunate accident SO quickly
his bereavement, is to be
regretted.
IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Thursday evening, April 26, the
members of Good Shepherd lodge, I.
o. O. F., and Palm Rebekah lodge,
No. 43, will unite in celebrating the
87th anniversary of che order. After
the exercises banquet and dance will
take place.
A meeting Of New Milford lodge,
No. 292, N. e. o. p, will be held Mon
day evening, the 23d. The delegate to
the grand lodge will make his report.
CHARLES B. CAMP BUYS THE JUDD
PLACE.
The Judd place in Park Lane was
noon, to Charles B. Camp for S1795.
The place comprises house, barn and
five acres of land. J. Edwin Hunger
ford, the administra tor, acted as auc-
tiOneer.
GOLDEN BROTHERS BUY THE F. W.
HOFFMAN STOCK.
The bankrupt stock of F. w. Hoff-
man, who was located in the Gazette
building, has been sold to Golden
Brothers by T. F. Young, the trus tee.
THE LINCOLN HOUSE SALE.
The sale Of the equity belonging
to the estate of Mrs Andrew Borelli
In the Lincoln house will take place
Monday next at 2p. M, having been
adjourned two weeks.
RICH AND PROSPEROUS ASSOCIATION.
The New Milford Burglar & Horse
Thief Detective Association has late
ly declared dividend of IS share.
Stock in this association is at a pre-
MUM.
Mr. and Mrs w. M. Keller, Mr. and
Mrs George E. Ackley and Mr. and Mrs
George Warner dined at the New Eng
land house, Sunday.
Chester Lyons has left the employ
of Ackley, Hatch & Marsh and will
raise tobacco on shares with Edward
Warner.
David Sanford OF Bridgeport passed
Sunday at A. H. McMahon's.
Charles Murphy of Bridgeport has
bought fine road horse Of W. NJ.
Keller.
Miss Eva M. Ives passed Good Friday
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs John
Pepper in Merryall.
j. f. Culhane, aformer clerk at the
store of w. N. Noble, passed Good Fri
day in town.
AdFO OCCA PCO0Auk UAO DAOOOA ANNV00
here, returned to their studies at Yale,
Wednesday,.
Hatch & Dewey have placed a tel
ephone in their store. Their number
is SIS.
Judge J. r. Adds, of the local pro-
bate court, has appointed Miss Alkaline
L. Buck ADMINISTRATIVE on the estate
OF" her father, the late J. L. Buck.
r. J. Trumbull passed Sunday with
his parents in Litchfield.
Call at Leach's and get a bag of Nj
agara Fancy flour, best in the country.
Derhakes axle grease in paste form.
A special deal on new corned beef,
SC to LOG pound, at market of Grocer
G. I. Leach.
Leslie Marsh is home from Yale col
lege for the Easter recess. Sunday
night he was the guest Of Ray Leach.
Henry Turrell, Yale student, has
been passing his vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Turrell.
Ray Leach, James Dolan, John Ad
ans and Harold Marsh passed Good
Friday at Emerald Lodge, Green pond.
DR. J. G. Barker and family and Mr.
and Mrs George Stevens Of Hockanum
enjoyed days outing, Good Friday,
at Green pond.
Grocer G. l. Leach sells the famous
"Searchlight" coffee, Csc a pound, and
a present with every pound.
Druggist w. N. Noble bias very
handsome window display Of Vantine's
Japanese toilet goods. In the center
is a japanese pagoda and the entire
arrangement is fetching.
Joseph Golden, manager of Golden
Brothers store, went to New York,
Wednesday, returning on Friday night.
Edward Mcnamara, who has been
working in hat shop in Bethel for
three months, has returned to New
Milford.
Louis Welton of New York passed
Easter Sunday in town.
Hiram Johnson has moved to house
on Nicholas Square.
Prof H. Arnold and son and William
w. Stillson passed Sunday at their
cottage on the Hill.
A. E. Greer of Brooklyn passed Sun
day in town.
Master, Frederick E. Mygatt of Plain
field, N. j., is visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Henry S. Mygatt.
Miss Gertrude Riddiford has visited
in Bridgeport, the guest Of Miss Dis
brow, daughter of Col Disbrow.
Mrs Luther M. Barnum of Danbury
is visiting her daughter, Mrs A. M.
Booth.
E. L. Osborne, clerk for Everett Fl.
Marcy, was on the sick list, last week.
Axel Ross of Hartford passed last
week with his brother, Oscar Ross.
Miss Flora PulVer. who has been