The Newtown bee., 1907-02-01
NEWS or THE WEEK.

Mrs Howard Cartwright played the organ in the North church, Sunday morning, in the absence of Mrs Knox.
 Mrs Frank Knox is ill with grip. Her sister Is caring for her.
 Miss Lillian Shook has been i'll with
 Mrs Albert Judson returned to Woodbury on last Saturday. The o. E. of the North church have changed their meetings from Tuesday is increased in this way as several were unable to be present. on Tuesday even fngs on account of business.
 MT Decker and Miss Cartledge of pHouChk kis6ville were married by Rev J. L.. R Wyckoff on Monday afternoon. with Mrs Almond Gaipin, after visit 70 her home in Hazel Plain and to her daaghtar: Mrs George Minor, in South ford.
 Miss Eva Allen is boarding at Mrs O. J. Minors.
 Mrs Charles D. Minor had the mis- fortune to break her left wrist bones, last week, falling on the Ice.
 Benjamin Curtiss is confined to his bed.
 George French is spending the win ter with his daughter. Mrs Charles CurtisS.
 Mrs R. H. Baldwin entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the North C0QICQ on w cQQGSQ8y.
 A. W. Mitchell's daughter has been very sick with crOup. She Is now get ting better.
 Mrs Richmond, mother of Sherman Richmond, is very sick. Her recovery is thought to be doubtful
 About a week ago, as Olin E. ROs- we'll was coming home in the evening, he found young man from this viii laQe lying in drunken stupOr by the roadside near Alder Swamp bridge. The mans head lay in wheel track and MT Roswell moved him out of poor unfortunate becomes again Stu pefied through the delicious beverages furnished by license town about mile from here.
 Mrs William Crowell is sick in bed with grip, rheumatism, etc.
 Miss Beatrice Packard has been hav- ing a few days vacation from work on account of a serious cold.
 Miss Ada Fox has the grip. Georve F. Morris has had his resi- de6ce wired for electric lighting.
 Miss Jennie Cartledge and Frede- rick Decker, both of this village, were married on Monday afternoon by Rev J. L.. R. Wyct.ff of the Congregational church in North Woodbury. MT Dec ger will take his bride to his boarding place at Harry Davison's.
 At the roller skate race in WOodbu- ", last Saturday evening, Walter Travers, Jr., won the first prize of S1 and Fred Decker won the third prize of 25 cents.
 George Trulove of Waterville is working in the cutlery shop.
 Miss Ruth L. Clay is soon to go to Waterville and work in the hosiery
 Mrs Hubbard A.. Hotchkiss has a stiff arm as the result of heavy fall on the ice outside her door, last Satur- day.
 Waterbury for five weeks nursing Mrs Weston has moved into her place for the remainder of the winter.
 Mrs Edward F Nichols has woman to assist her in the care of her aged mother, who is still confined to her bed, though somewhat better.
 Frank Robinson was bound over to the next term of the Superior court. The trial was about horse deal.
 William Allen, Jr., was ill with grip, last week.
 Arthur Burns is again i'll with bron- chitis.
 Mrs Edward Crane and children are visiting her sister in Danbury.
 William Holmes of Bridgeport is visiting his sister, Mrs William Buck
 Frank R. Ford of North Woodbury enabled l6 ladies and children to at tend church and Sunday school in Woodbury on Sunday, by sending 8 conveyance through the village. His kindness was much appreciated.
 William Clay of Waterville spent Sunday with his family.
 Mrs George M. Allen, ST., took 8 forcible fall on the ice as she stepped out of the door of the Sunday school hall on Sunday afternoon and landed on her back against the edge of the stone step.
 EAST KENT.