The Newtown bee., 1907-04-05
well sermon. last Sunday, andr left,
 Monday sforhis field of lsborsat Shar-

Robert 3Richardson went trouting, last Tuesday, and captured B spotted beauties. He reported to his shop mates. several of them weighed ssMFs Fred 5Pere and daughter, Alice, of Waterbury,are, guests, this week, of Mrs arnes Flemmfng. 7>s 7TSs4
 Mrs P. Hallsof W Woodburys 1has1 been ] the guest, the past, week,' efl her son,
 Mrs David M. sCendon aud M rs' John
 Flemming leave to-day, (F,ri dAy1, fora
 visit with friends m Ansonia and New
 ' Mrs F. Eselemmens,spent last tweek Thu unsday1 in Newtown. the guest Of lsss William Sherman, who has cHaTges of George W. Mitche1I'S farm, has just purchased fine pair of six-year-
 horses of Pliney Squires of New Mil
 s1sa sesers aoq of seutpore nhf1 Pa partes M -Res-L.y~~Lv~~D Dewey, pastor of the Methodist church, breaches his fare we'll sermon, next Sunday, as he does tnot expeet to return to Sonth Britain
 after opnference: s ,A
 his 1s ssn. .ineiaW. William mf shsfnan' l n'on on George w. Mitchell's farm for the past year, has moved to Clayton,
 Mass, where he1 has taken farms e8 II A bout ts12 of the ShopmateS of Frank 1 L. bTOW0E gave uln d very ptcd6duU l surprise at his home, last week We'd nesday evening, March 27. The occa- | sion was his 27th birthday anniversary. F fThedevening passed very pleasantly l with games and 8 social chat, after which refreahme entS were FServed.l MT
 Brewer was presented with hand
 some birthday cake with his age on it.. I Fhe soccasionl was one long to be re-
 Robert Cooper has resigned his posi- -A.-I.a IR
 ufacturing Co. MT and Mrs Cooper will soon move out of town.
 T The Woodburyg baker presented J. Il IF. Cassidy with a handsome loaf of } cake in celebration of his 24th ami versarye in business. On 1t were the
 words, "24 years, 1907, and we wis h you many more.''
 T George w. Mitchell, Willis Platt i and Henry Mitchell are the committee for supplying the pulpit at the Con lgregational. church. and will have the
 first candidate on hand. next Sunday. Charles D. Willis has resigned his
 position at Charles P: Williamss and
 has moved his family back to his old
 home at Willimantic.
 Miss Loretta Condon gave a party
 parents home, MT and Mrs David M. ,,I Cendon, on Friday afternoon, March :, 29, the occasion being her sixth birth day. The afternoon was spent in , games and sports of different kinds, ], after which a fine supper was served. : Miss Loretta received "a number o1 pretty reme membrances from her friends. The afternoon was greatly eH jeyed by , :, the little folks. &1.5 ID 2FTE5.S @1J 4 El | Michael Wentsch of the Purchase . has been among the sick ones, this l'week. E5TFEk FEf gF SA ) S. T. Hall has purchased of John M
 Squires a building lot, just south o1 MT Squire's house and will erect g . blacksmith shop on 1t and expects tt have it-up- and ready for business ir 2 about two weeks. MT Hall gave uI 1 A. D. Munson's shop, A pril l.
 t l. Bernard Butler and family have tnoved from z#the Ganfeld place, nov f. owned by the Hawkins Manufactur r ing Co.,, to the house just erected by s the Hawkins Manufacturing O.. M, : and Mrs Harry Cartwright of Sand, : Hook have moved into the house va ' cated by MT Butler. EzEE ETflo1 EI r MT and Mrs A. D. Munson of Wa = terbury have been spending few day l at their home here, this week. M = and Mrs Munson will, about May l, re
 turn to South Britain to make thei
 home and MT sMunson will reopen hi 7 Blacksmith shop here. Their man , friends here will be glad to- welcom ,, them back to the village