The Newtown bee., 1906-01-26
WORTHWHILE EVENTS.

1 WORTHWHILE EVENTS.
 Seventy were in attendance at the Christian EndeavOr SUciable held at w. C. Hines. A very pleasant even- ing was enjoyed listening to music from the pianola and violin. Games were indulged in by the young folks, and cake and coffee were served.
 A Hungarian employed by Lawrence Camp was taken to the Bridgeport hospital by G. c. Bristol, Sunday even- ing, to receive care for twice-broken leg, caused by kicking mule. l Mrs F. B Baldwin has presented to the Baptist church $l5 to be used to purchase new singing books for the the church will soon have new organ. Mrs Thalia Buckingham, one of our most aged residents, passed her Seth birthday on Friday.
 Albert Baldwin received, recently, a present of fine violin.
 LOCAL SECRET SOCIETY NOTES.
 New Milford lodge, No. 292, New England Order of Protection, will hold a meeting in Mygatt's hall, next We'd nesday evening, January 3l, to whic b all members are requested to invite any one who might be interested in insurance This is one of the best. if not the best, fraternal insurance ord r in existence and it has great many good features, which will be fully ex- plained at this time.
 MkS ANN L. BOSTWICK.
 Ann l.. Bostwick, widow of the late John R. BoStwick, died on Sunday night, after an illness of 10 days with iN ~1 0fh hor n1ino tf0no was S3 years. Her husband died eight years ago in October. A sister,. Miss Henrietta Porter, survives her. The funeral took place on Wednesday aft ernoon at ?, Rev J. F. Plumb officiat- ing. Funeral Directors E. G. Bennett & Son had the arrangements in charge.
 Charles Duncan, of the firm of Dun can & Cantield, has bought likely driving horse of Beeman & Strong.
 Edison Elwell of New Fairfield was in town, Monday, calling on friends and making business calls.
 Mrs George Ackley entertained small party at whist very delightfully."-. Tuesday night.
 Andrew M. Booth was in Danbury, Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs Frank Evitts of the Park View house passed Tuesday and Wednesday in Bridgeport.
 Percy Collins was ia New York, Tuesday night, to attend banquet at the Hotel Savoy, given by the Knights Templar.
 On Wednesday Beeman x Strong re- ceived car load of prime Iowa horses at their stables on Church street, for sale. They are as follows: One pair gray 'geldings, five years old, weight, 265O: one pair gray mares, four years old, weight, 2550; one pair bay mares, five and six years old, weight, 235o; one pair black mares, eight and nine years old, weight, 22OO; one pair chestnut geldings, six years old, weight, 2l0O; one pair gray geldings, eight and nine years old, weight, 250O; one bay geld ing, six years old, weight, 1l25; one bay gelding, eight years old, weight, 125O; one gray mare, five years old, weight, 1900; one roan mare, four years old, weight, $50; one chestnut gelding, four years old, weight, lO5O; one black mare, five years old, weight, 1000; one bay gelding, -four years old, weight, 1900: one chestnut gelding, six years old, weight, 1000; one black geld ing, eight years old, weight, 400; one bay gelding, five years old, weight, 1050; one gray gelding, eight years old, weight, 1l5O; one black gelding, five years old, weight, 125O. These horses consist of workers, drivers and sad diers. Go and see them whether you buy or not.
 Dr Battam passed several days in Danbury. last week.
 Harry Palmer of the Park City passed Sunday with his mother here.
 MT and Mrs Charles Planz of Bridge