The Newtown bee., 1907-02-01

OTIS, enjoyed social hour. Then all repaired to their several homes feeling the time well spent.
 The subject for discussion during the lecturers s hour at the next regular meeting of the Grange, February 12, will be ''Dairying." Treating on The best breed of COWS for profit. The best care, for best results. The best feed or combination of feeds for quantity and quality of milk. The best way to utilize the products of the COW for the greatest remuneration. It is earnestly requested that all Patrons may be present.
 FARLEY OsGoOD SPEAKS BEFORE THE
 LADIES OF THE MONDAY CLUB.
 rne ladies of the Monday club were favored with an exceedingly interest ing address at the rooms of the Com mercial club, Monday afternoon, on 1.-The Practical Uses of Electricity.'' by Farley OSgood, general manager of the New Milford Power Go. Mr Osgood handled the subject in an admirable manner, speaking for an hour or more. A vote of thanks was given him. LADIES OF THE MONDAY CLUB TO EN-
 PERTAIN.
 The ladies of the Monday club will entertain the gentlemen of the Com mercial club and their wives and lady
 
 evening, at the Commercial club rooms. Refreshments will be served, and the gathering promises to be one of the social events of the winter. AN ENJOYABLE TEACHERS MEETING.
 The teochers' meeting at the Center School, Saturday, was attended by 65 teachers and school officers from New Milford and surrounding towns. Sec of to rd of Education, presided over the meet ing in his genial way, and the five speakers of the day gave most inter- est1ng talks. A feature which pleased all present was the dinner at the Congregational church, given by the members of the School Board and by some of the ladies of the town who are interested in the schools.
 IN THE PROBATE COURT.
 William B. Gaylord has been ap- pointed administrator on the estate of his father, the late Irwin B. Gay lord.
 Judge John F. Addis was in Ke6f Tuesday, as acting jjaatre Of probate in the Kent court. Judge Eaton was dis qualified in the case of the estate of Luther Eaton, he being named as ex- ecutor under the will.
 IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. The regular meeting of Palm Rebek ah lodge, No. 43, will be held on We'd nesday evening, February 6. The de- gree will be conferred on two candi- dates. A box sociable will be held, following the work of the evening. A jolly good time is assured.
 STILL RIVER.
 MT and Mrs w. B. Hamlin ha xe been fS nd ~ r Hamlin.
 Mrs Levi Warner is on tho sick list. James Turner is passing away time these stormy and cold days, making ax handles. He is said to be an ex- pert.
 G. L. Hamlin has let his farm to ". l.. Greer, this coming year.
 Fred Baker has had a grip colea. but is better.
 G. L. Hamlin is able to be- around again and do his work. Mrs w. J. Greer is on the, sick list. METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.
 Mrs Nettie Osborne has withdrawn her resignation as organist at the Methodist church by request of the l official board.
 MT and Mrs H. l.. Randall return on ns Erlsay sId after sojourn in Atlantic
  B. N. Osborne has orders for three sets of new harnesses, and is very busy at his new shop over the office of Bee man & Strong.
 Mrs Dennis McMahon has been in- disposed with an attack of the grip Dr E. B. King attends her. MT and Mrs Lane of Danbury were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs D. Mo Mahon.
 William Richmond is driving & horse bought of Beeman & Strong. Mrs George Pulver of Benniht street l IS victim of the grip. Nelson w. Kinney has secured a fine horse from the stables of Beeman & Strong, the well-knOWn Church street dealers.
 B. B. Wheeler, the well-known War ren horseman, was in town, Monday, calling on friends. Q A line of the reliable Ball Band rub Der and felt boots and the reliable Hood rubbers. At B. H. Marcy's. G. B. Schiappacasse has now on sale | at his Bank street store spinach and lettuce of the first quality, and will be | able to supply it from this time on.l There was pleasant little whist party, last week Wednesday evening, at the home of MT and Mrs Henry Baldwin on Long Mountain. Among roro M ro