The Newtown bee., 1907-04-05


 some remodeling done.
 Mrs Willis Mallory of Bethel has come to nurse her uncle, Willis Jud. son. The housekeeper, Mrs Terrill, was i'll and has gone to her sisters in Giles Hollow, q Washington.
 Arthur Burns brother from Flor ida visited him, last week, and his sister, Mrs Taylor, of Hoboken, N. J., has come to nurse him.
 The. cutlery shop shut down, last Saturday afternoon, so that the em. ployes could attend the town meet. ing in WOOdbury and vote for the ex. tension of the trolley route.
 Miss Jessie Mayland of Meriden spent Fast day with her parents.
 At the Forresters' game of whist, last Tuesday evening, the first prize, a silk handkerchief, a linen handker- by John Fox, ST., the second prize, 8 red handkerchief and a white hand. kerchief, by Walter Travers, ST., and the booby prize, jack-tn-the-box, by Ted Sheldon.
 Mrs Otis s. Cowles with her hus- band and little daughter, Grace, from Waterbury, visited her parents, MI and Mrs Joseph B. Ball, last week. !
 William Clay and daughter, Miss Ruth L., of Waterville, spent Fast day and Sunday at home.
 Miss Nellie Cartledge of Waterville spent Fast day and Sunday with rela. tives in the village.
 Charles Gill of Bridgeport spent Fast day and Sunday with his parents and William Holmes of the same city also spent the time with his sister, Mrs William Buckingham.
 Fred Clay has gone to work in Wa.
 Albert Pearsall of Torrington visit ed friends in the village, last week. Henry Fox is having his share of trouble lately. Last week he got a fish hook imbedded in his finger and had to go to the doctor and have 1t ex. tricated and this week he has an at. tack of humps.
 George Trulove and family have been visiting relatives in Waterbury and Waterville.
 An Easter service of appropriate Gospel songs was held at Sunday school on Sunday afternoon. The choir was led by Chorister Alexander Gordon of of the Congregational church in North WoOdbury and one of tue former or. gan1sts, Miss Ruth l.. Clay of Water. vile. The opening prayer was offered by Prof Longwell Of the Mitchell school in Woodbury, an excellent ad- Knox of the Woodbury Reporter and Heart," from The Christian ! Herald G was beautifully read by Mrs Longwell or NOrGn WOOdbury. A grand dis. lay of potted plants, callas, geraniums petunias, begonias, Easter lilies, foli ages, cactii and other varieties in bios som covered the table, platform ano organ. The collection of s2. 49 was for the needy fund and was taken by Miss Eunice l.. Thompson. The audience of 1O3 felt well paid for spending such a pleasant hour in observation of East. CT.
 Mrs Aida Dawson is visiting her sis. ter in MillertOn.
 Gladstone Terrill of New Haven surprised his parents, MT and Mrs George o. Terrill, on Sunday morning by appearing to take breakfast with them after having unknown to them enjoyed nights refreshing slumbe1 beneath the paternal roof.
 The Misses Frances and Grace Gee of Washington recently made a brief visit with their parents, MT and Mrs Henry Gee.
 Hurland J. Hall of Waterville spent Fast day and Sunday with his parents, MT and Mrs Joseph B. Hall.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs M. Howarth on Monday forenoon, April l.
 Miss Lucy Norton entertained her