The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-06
MERRYALL NOTES.

| Darling's house in South Kent, George
GOode into W. D. Stones tenement
house. Rumor says a POlander has
bought the Sharra place.
Clark Emmons of Morris spent few
days at G. 0. Hendrick' 8, the fore part
of the week.
"Rit' Robinson is home, having fin
ished his work in Bridgeport.
Miss Ivah Murray spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Edith Bennett, who has been In
the New Haven hospital for some
weeks, returned to her home, Tuesday.
Her mother, Mrs Willis Bennett, and
brother, Fred Bennett, accompanied
her from New Haven.
Ezra Golden of Glen Cove, L. l., has
been passing the week in town, STOP
ping at the New England house.
Mrs G. r. M. B. Smith Of Boston,
Mass, who has been visiting here for
some days, went to Pawling, N. Y,
this week. She will return to New
Milford for a brief stay before going
back to Boston.
Charles Duncan has sold a gray work
horse to James Armstrong.
Myron Whitlock passed Sunday in
Bridgeport.
Howard Marsh was with Danbury
friends over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs G. r. Planz Of Bridge
port have been visiting Philip Planz.
Mrs George w. Keyes of East Haven
has been visiting her sister, Mrs c. D.
Pulver.
E. A. Henderson will supply the
pulpit of the Methodist church, Sun
day morning and evening.
W. r. Bull of Bridgeport passed
Sunday II, toun
Harry Palmer of the Park City was
with New Milford friends over Sunday.
John Warner, baggage man on the
Berkshire division, has gone to Cleve-
land, O., called thither by the critical
illness Of brother.
DR. Joseph Robinson of West Corn
wall was in town, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs M. w. Hill were con-
fined to the house for several days, last
week, suffering with the prevailing
colds.
J. Welcome Wheeler is moving from
South Main street to Boardman.
pound trout you should replenish your
line of fishing tackle, rods, reels, lines
and hooks. P. M. Cassidy can fit you
out all right.
Mr. Hatch, of the firm of Hatch &
clothing store in Mygatt's block, has
rented one Of Mrs Blacks cottages on
Terrace Place and has already taken
possession.
Charles Lee, formerly of Kent, is at
Edgemore, Del, working on a reservoir
job for L. I. Fletcher.
Walter Erwin, local telephone in
Spector, has taken up electricity ION
the side," devoting his spare time to
this interesting branch OF science.
Antonio RubenwOlf of East Kent
has rented the farm of Mrs William
Duncan and is moving, this week.
Mr. and Mrs George B. Ackley, Mr.
and Mrs A. e. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs
M. W. Hill and Mr. and Mrs w. M.
Keller and son dined at the New Eng
land house, Sunday.
Miss Julia Elliott passed Monday
with Danbury friends.
Mrs John Warner and children are
visiting in Bridgeport
Charles Pearson has moved his fam
lily to Canton, Pa.
Abner Woodruff has moved to Judd's
Bridge, having rented his house on
AlanSOn Peet mas moved into the house
vacated by Mr. Baldwin.
q. A. Way is having large sales of
wall paper and paint. The spring de-
signs in wall paper are very attractive.
Surveyors are busy about the middle
reservoir of the New Milford Water
Co. This reservoir is to be drawn off
and cleaned.
The Baptist church of Worthwhile
have bought a new Cornish organ.
P. M. Cassidy is selling an attractive
line of Indian baskets.
Louis A. Wilson passed Sunday with
I1ic fc n+ n oh
A trained nurse from New Haven is
assisting in the care of Wesley An
thony, who is seriously ill. DR. Girls
void is attending him.
Edward Fitzgerald of Derby, former
ly employed in the Eastern Lounge
factory, passed Sunday with New Mil
ford friends.