The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
HOTCHKISSyILLE NOTES.

James Clay, aged 42 years, was found dead at o'clock, last Sunday after noon. William Holmes was the first to discover the body lying on the bank part in which John H. Roberts works. The. medical examiner, pr Henry Hartmann, of North Woodbury, was summoned and, although the corpse was warm, stated that death had talk en place two hours previous and had resulted from an acute disease. In a pocket was found ST. 15. MT Clay was a cousin of Mrs Frank Barnes of Woodbury. He boarded at Thomas Greens and had a wife and two chill dren in Sheffield, England. His life was insured for Sl20. A portion was deducted for burial and the remainder will be sent to the widow. The funer- al was at 3 30 on Tuesday and was con- ducted by Rev Stanley F. Bloomfield of the Congregational church in Wood bury, and the pail bearers were four shopmates: Harry Davison, John Suckley, William Nelson and John Fox, ST.
 Fred Decker's brother from Walden, N. Y., has come to work in the cutlery shop.
 Arthur Leavenworth has purchased a horse of John Amber.
 Little Virginia M. Clark of New Haven is visiting her grandparents,
 
 Mrs Charles F. Dyson, ST., is enter taining her sister, Mrs Collins, and little grandson of Waterbury.
 Joseph Holm has gone to Reynolds Bridge to work.
 Walter Travers, Jr., suffered with an injured toe, last week. The offend ing member was, finally relieved by the physicians lance.
 Miss Sadie Welch of Bridgeport is visiting her aunt, Mrs Frank Winton.
 There was a largely attended auction sale of the late Henry Dawson proper ty at the carriage repository, last Sat- urday afternoon,
 Hugh Rhodes has gone to Newark, N. J., to work.
 William Bellamy of Thomaston was visiting his son, Nelson, last week.
 MT Cooks of West Cornwall has come to buff in MT Darmitzer's shear shop.
 Howard Hall has purchased a horse of John Ambler.
 Joseph Cartledge is boarding at Thomas Greens. He expects to go to work in Waterville by the 10th. He visited his parents there on Sunday.
 MT Butters is visiting in Walden, N. Y.
 Walter Travers, Sr., is afflicted with boilS and eczema and is on the sick club until recovery.
 Mrs J. Swanson, an aged lady in Ha- gel Plain, died, last week, of grip and
 
 Friday forenoon.
 Mrs Edward F. Nichols mother, Mrs Nickerson, aged about 90, died, last week, after being confined to her bed 12 weeks with heart trouble. The remains were shipped to her home in Ohio on Friday forenoon.
 Albert B. France has given up his task of night watchman at the cutlery shop and the responsibility has been taken by James Higgins.
 Joseph Fairclough is raising up and filling in Arthur Parkin's Pearl lake.
 Benjamin Cole is working in Water vile.
 Frederick A. Smith of New Britain was visiting friends and relatives here, last week.
 Miss Ella Pulley visited in Water vile on Sunday.
 The AlonZo A. Hatch Co. of New York will give an entertainment in the Town hall in Woodbury on Friday evening. The proceeds are to be fol the Union Sunday school. Olin E. Roswell and family are soon to move to North Woodbury. Attorney Ernest l.. Isbell of New Haven visited at Samuel Percy's, re gently.
 MT and Mrs w. G. Shea have moved | to New Preston,~ where MT Shea is em ployed at his trade of blacksmith. Bernard Tanning has had loca | telephone placed in his house. The call is 17-24.