The Newtown bee., 1907-08-16
REV T. J. LEE TO PREACH. AT THE
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

REV T. J. LEE TO PREACH. AT THE
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 Rev T. J. Lee. a favorite preacher with New Milford church-going people. will preach morning and evening at the Congregational church, next Sunday. John. R. Hoyt of Danbury passed Sunday with Mir and Mrs Charles B. Hawley of Poplar street Miss Minnie A Toussaint. an effic- tent and highly esteemed clerk at w. G. Barton's. has been sufferer with rheumatism. William J. Keller has purchased a valuable organ. and the boys expect he will soon be advertising for pupils
 On August z. daughter was born to Mir and Mrs Martin Nc Mahen-
 Mir and Mrs Charles Planz are re- ceiving hearty congratulations on the birth of a daughter on Friday last
 Earle Patchen is enjoying @ his va cation nursing large and juicy boil
 Mrs Nettie Osborne returned. Tues day, after passing few days at Pat terson. N- Y- Frank E. Soule. the genial Bank street stationer. is receiving congratu lations on a daughter. born last week Wednesday, 
 Edward Peabody. the skilled and well-liked oculist. is passing the week in town, with headquarters at the jewelry store of M- W. Hill Mir Pea body's clientale extends to all of the nearby towns. and he has established a well-deserved reputation for thorough ness and success in his profession Lucius Jackson. who makes his home with Mir and Mrs C. l. Leach. had a poor turn. last week Dr Bragaw is attending him. Ray Leach passed Sunday at Green pond.
 Robert Dunlap returned. Saturday. from the Danbury hospital. MT Dunlap | and his wife, left on Wednesday for the | Catskills.
 New. fresh honey, 20c cake at C. I. Leach's Try a sample and you'll buy more-
 Native potatoes are now $l-15 and sl. 20 bushel, and unless the drouth is broken soon. are likely to be higher yet
 l James Madigan has resigned his po- sition at the freight depot. to begin work in Danbury-
 Charles McNulty and friend passed Sunday in Washington
 MT and Mrs Leroy Patchen of Bridge port were guests over Sunday of MT and Mrs Myron Patchen.
 Asa Erwin passed Sunday with his parents.
 Clement Noble returned to New
 York. Monday, after a week passee
 with his father, w. N. Noble c. A. Trowbridge returned. Tues
 day. after a few days passed at Pawi
 ing. N. Y- Dr and Mrs Griswold Bragaw re turned. last week, after few day f passed in New Lon1on- Their daugf 0 ter, Marion, returned with them to n = main till September
 w. Well of Danbury. will open d delicatessen store and lunch room l. the vacant store in the Mrs F. S. Al drews' block. He promises to condu
 the store in an up-to-date manner k Rev Mir Stackman and family. vi
 have been passing ten days in Dr J. d Barker's cottage at Green pond, le B. by automobile for their home in Chs ,. hire. Monday q Martin kelley's horses ran awa ,- Saturday, while in the field He " ' thrown to the ground and was bad
 bruised Dr J. C. Barker attend ,, him.
 y The New Milford Grocery Co.. a e selling a carefully selected line
 fruit and vegetables. Miss Etta Morrissey was a visitor
 Washington. Sunday.
 Charles Nc Nally. the genial oper
 tor. spent Sunday at Washington ca ing on old friends. He took dinner
 Carl Bader's.
 James H. Cullen. Jr.. of Brooklyn
 visiting his brother. T. F. Cullen. ip Miss Irma Cassedy is visiting re
 tives at Wilkes Barre, Pa.