The Newtown bee., 1906-12-07
NEW MILFORD.
MRS Fl, O, WARD.

MRS H. o. WARD.
 Entered into rest, December l, 1900 Mrs Fl. O. Ward. She was born ' years ago in Gaylordsville, where sh has lived most of her life. Her maidel name was Huldah Paine. On June 11 1847, she was married to Henry O Ward of Kent, who died seven year ago. Since that time she has live with her son-in-law, Peter D. Boinay She leaves four children, John H Ward of Portchester, N. Y.; Watsol o. Ward of New Milford; Mrs P. D Boinay, Mrs Frederick Brague, bot of Gaylordsville; two brothers, Edwil and Orlo Paine of Tecumseh, Neb. and host of relatives and friends t mourn her loss. She was a member the Methodist church and sheer Christian. For number of years, sh had not been able O.wOrk about tn house, but her hands were never idl and many of her relatives and friends the children, have some lii tie keepsake to remind them of Grand ma Ward. She was great Suffere and, for six weeks, needed constant at tention and was tenderly cared for b her daughters, assisted by Mrs Beeb of Kent. The funeral was held, De cember 4. Her pastor, Rev E. T Byles, read the 14th chapter of $ John and made brief, fitting remarks By request of the family, two of he nieces, Miss Marion Underhill an' Miss Mary Paine, sang two selections her favorite hymns, "I know that m Redeemer lives" and Hooking Uni way" Over the river, faces I.see,
 Fair as the morning, looking for me; Free from their sorrow, grief and de
 spair,
 Waiting and watching patiently there
 Chorus.
 Looking this way, yes, looking thi Loved ones are waiting, looking thi
 way.
 Fair as the morning. bright as the day Dear ones in glory, looking this way. Father and mother, safe in the vale, Watch for the boatman, wait for tht
 sail, the loved ones over the tide Into the harbor, near to their Side..
 Chorus.
 She was passionately fond of flower aid her casket was covered with pinkS roses and hyacinths from her chlldrel and chCySanthemumS and ferns from MT and Mrs Smith Waller. Tenderl! she was carried out from the home sht loved so we'll by her four sons and lait at rest in Morningside cemetery. Sure ly it can be said of her: "'.' Asleep in Je sus, blessed sleep."-[A Relative.
 IMPERIAL CLUB DANCE.
 The Imperial club held an epjoyabl' dance, Thanksgiving night, a larg' crowd being present. Among thOst present from out of town were Misse Edna Haskins, Irene Egan, Mani, Flynn and Susie Dillon of fDanbury William Ratchford of Hawleyville, Jo seph Culhane and John McCann O Bridgeport, Clayton Shores of Torring ton, A. T. Erwin and Clement Noble of New York, Robert Stuart of Pitts field, Mass, Garrett Stack, H. MarSf and w. Fl. Ohlweiler of Willimantic Misses May Monroe and Alice Curtin of Great Barrington, Mass, E. L. of New Haven. Another dance vii be given by the Imperial club on De cember 31.
 Farmers speak highly of, the Secur ity stock food. Frank Evitts sells il and recommends it highly for horses
 D. McMahon, the popular tailor, hal 3 good line of shoes, guaranteed tt wear and stand the storm. A line O. stylish hats just received. Also some handsome spring caps. Good value! in men s pantalOons.
 Fine confections and smokers per luisites at Cassedy's.
 c. E. Kiddiford is headquarters fol correct and satisfactory work in watcl md clock repairing.
 Druggist w. N. Noble is offering { line of the famous Wallace 
 Watch and clock repairing promptly to at the store of M. w. Hill
 For a refreshing glass of soda water with pure syrups call at the drug store )f Albert Evitts If you want good dinner for 25c gt to DaytOn's s restaurant.
 F. B. Soule has the sole agency fol New Milford for the Buck cigar.
 Try the toothsome goods at J. G Neiss' bakery.
 MT Hatch of Hatch 6 Dewey has been entertaining his parents, the past week.
 News comes from Danbury hospita that William Lathrop is someWh hat better