The Newtown bee., 1906-10-26
MISS ELLA CORNELIA COLE.

Miss Ella Cornelia Cole of Center street died suddenly at her late home, Friday morning, at 8 o'clock, of Bright's disease. Besides her parents the deceased leaves brother, Horace Cole, of Washington, D. 0. Miss Cole was a member of St Thomas Episco- pal church and for number of years workers in the Sunday school. She was also directress of the Altar Chap ter in the church. The funeral serv- ices were held privately at the house, Sunday afternoon. Rev M. P. Bowie officiated.
 At the last quarterly conference held at the Methodist church here a unanimous call was extended to the pastor, Rev L. M. Lounsbury, to re- turn another year.
 featuring Co.,, was laid up, few days, at his home in Elmwood district with a severe cold. He is now able to be at his factory again.
 The Beard & Untiedt Hat Co.,, are soon to build quite large addition to their factory in the rear.
 P. F. Mo MahOn, the station agent, has resigned his position here, after III years of service, to take the posi- tion of chief clerk iat the freight de- pot of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co.,, at Portchester. J. w. Addts of Bridgeport takes MT Nc Mahon's position here and began his duties here, last Wednesday. MT Nc Mahon will remain few days be- fore going to his new position. He has made many frienus here who re- gret greatly he is to leave. During his long service he has been obliging and pleasant and all will be sorry to hear of his departure.
 Mrs Thomas Donnell of Mattoon, Ill.,, is visiting friends in Bethel. While here she is the guest of Mrs Fred c. Warner of Maple street. l Carroll Mo Kenzie of Chicago made short stay in Bethel and called on friends, the past week.
 l Have you noticed those fine old fashioned chocolates in the show win dow of Charles J. English, the drug gist, for only 200 per pound? Try a few and you will want to buy a pound.
 James H. Pagan, the monument man, who has been laid up with bad cold and lame back, is able to be at his place of business again.
 Cornelius Judd of Plumtrees enjoy ed days hunting, last Tuesday, and brought home with him four fine large cartridges.
 est in the Bethel & Bedding Lime Kiln Go. at Plumtrees to MT Stiles of Mt Vernon. MT Bates has taken a position in hat factory in Danbury.
 Dr and Mrs A. E. Barber, MT and Mrs Smith Cunning, H. Clay Judd and granddaughter, Miss Irene Judd, MT and Mrs William Wildman were among the large company from Bethel l who took in the excursion to Pitts field, last Saturday.
 A. 0. Dibble of Plumtrees is having a new stock barn built north of his other barn. The barn is 24X34 with IA foot posts. When the new barn is completed MT Dibble will take down road. Samuel Hayes of Danbury is doing the work.
 Howard E. Mckenzie of Bethel has purchased Michael Ratchford's farm in Plumtrees. MT Ratchford will va cate in few days when MT Mckenzie will make extensive improvements on the buildings before moving there.
 MT and Mrs Sherman Ford, who have been spending a few weeks at H. Clay Judd's on Maple street, have returned to their home in Torrington: I CudTlcS N. Ddllct OI Llu SGT00l entertained the members of the Cur rent Events club at her home, Mon day evening. The program was in charge of Miss M. W. Shepard. The subject was "Norse Mythology"
 Prof s. Simonds, Ph. D., of the Col. lege of the City of New York, spent Sunday in company with Edgar bib. ble of New York, at the home of MI and Mrs Virgil Dibble, Elm street.
 Mrs George A. Shepard of South street is visiting relatives in Orange, N. J.
 w. F. Bassett has been having new roofs placed on his house.