The Newtown bee., 1907-03-29
WORTHWHILE HAPPENINGS.

31, program appropriate for Easter will be given by the Sunday school. Miss Baldwin has the recitations in charge, Miss Marsh the music. Mrs Charles Bunnell and daughter of Terryville arrived at Mrs l.. A. Payne's, Saturday evening. She will spend the week visiting friends about here.
 A telephone has been placed in the parsonage for the use of Rev s. D. Woods.
 The widow of Clark Buckingham of New Haven, accompanied by her son, who has been seriously i'll, is recuper- ating at the hospitable home of W. o. Hine.
 Miss Alecia Payne is moving her household goods to the home of Harry Kinney, where she will make her home for the present.
 The Phoenix library will be located at the store formerly used by Miss Alecia Payne.
 Mir and Mrs Moses Marcy passed Sunday with MT and Mrs Oliver Marcy in South Kent.
 Mrs E. H. Marcy passed last week in Bridgeport.
 Albert Marcy is confined to the house with the humps.
 ID. McMahon, the popular tailor, is busy with orders for suits for Easter delivery. Suits from Wanamaker & Brown for s14 50 up, and measures taken correctly.
 Mrs F. A. Warner, Jr., passed a few days in Waterbury, last week.
 Miss Bertha Arnold of Danbury passed few days, last week, with her sister, Mrs Benjamin Arnold, at River side.
 Mrs Charlotte Erwin has returned to Bridgeport after weeks stay with her son.
 MT and Mrs Ryan of Bridgeport passed Sunday with mr and Mrs Edwin Fair child.
 William S. Geddes of Brookfield has bought work horse of Beeman & Strong.
 Waiter Howes has a driving horse, bought of Beeman & Strong.
 Palm Rebekah lodge, No. 43, will meet on Wednesday night, April B.
 Willis A. Woodford is visiting at Little Falls, N. Y. Mrs Charles R. Planz and daughter Philip Planz.
 Mrs O. D. Pulver attended the fu- neral of an aunt in Ashley Falls, Mass |, Monday.
 Charles D. Pulver passed Sunday in Falls Village. Howard Conkrite has rented of Mrs | Morehouse on High street and will begin housekeeping there April l. Miss Ada Brown, clerk in the local | telephone office, passed Sunday at her home in Gaylordsville. MT and Mrs George Lane passed Sunday with friends at Bulls Bridge. Mrs Nettie Osborne passed Wednes- day of last week in Bridgeport. | George Fl. Dean was in New York, Friday and Saturday. | Rev and Mrs F. D. Torrey Of Nor walk were in town, Monday. | non nfT T,,fa al Kinney and Mrs Kinney have returned from Hartford and opened up their residence on East street.
 Mrs James B. Seccombe and Miss Kittie Staples left on Monday for Min neapolis, Minn. for housekeepers in tin baking dish for 15c.
 St Peters lodge, F. & A. NJ, con ferred the Fellow Craft degree on two candidates, last week "Wednesday
 New Milford lodge, No 2s2, N. E. O P., initiated two candidates, Tuesday night.
 street fruit dealer, passed Monday anC Tuesday in New York City. STILL RIVER NOTES.
 Master Norman Collins, who ha been i'll with pneumonia, is now abl' to be out again. |, David J. Osborne has taken a posi- tion with Merwin Hine for the com ing season.
 John Warner, who lives on Wes street, will soon move into Thoma Glennon's house at Still River Center now occupied by E. G. Turner. M , Turner will soon move to his ney . house, which is nearing completion
 IraJ. Waters is erecting building 12 20 feet, just back of his house fo a summer kitchen and tool room.
 Master Clinton Waters had the mis fortune, one day last week, to cato G.,cx l,I c.irx xl,A 1, A<,