The Newtown bee., 1907-04-05
GAYLORDSyILLE.

eAYLoRDsvILLE.
 Mrs Alice Couch is at her hom, again after an absence of severa | months.
 Robert Dakin, who is in Yale col lege, is home for the Easter vacation bringing friend with him. MT and Mrs Will Thomas are nov | house.
 William Roberts has started the | foundations for his new house. Miss Grace Potter of New Milford passed Sunday in this place. Bessie Soule spent Sunday at Board mans Bridge.
 M: D. Jones and family have moved | to Waterbury.
 Rev E. T. ByIes goes to conference, next week. Dakin farm for the past year, has moved to Chestnut Land. Mrs Fremont Hall, who has been quiie i'll, is convalescing.
 The Easter social, which was held in the church parlors on Friday evening, was well attended.
 Miss Ellen Herbert has gone to New Haven for the Easter vacation. WORTHWHILE NOTES.
 On Saturday afternoon Mrs Annette Dayton was laid low by a shock and at present writing is critically i'll.
 Mrs Walter Soule- visited her sister in Gaylordsville, last week, for two days.
 Clifford Marsh and bride are now occupying their home here, which has been fitted with all modern improve ments.
 Another one to see deer on their premises is Wylie Kinney.
 IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCIEs
 April 9 is the date of tbe next meet ing of New Milford lodge, No. 292, N. E. O. F.
 E. l.. Osborne has entered the em- ploy of Hunt & Miller.
 A. w. and J. W. Piper of Derby passed Easter Sunday in town.
 Misses Alice and Helen Treadwell of New York passed a few days, last week, with their sister, Mrs Nj. W. Hill.
 Charles P. Bentley and Miss May c. Turrill passed Good Friday in New York.
 Howard Kilborn of Albion, N. Y, has passed few days with New Mill ford friends.
 Miss Edna R. Mosher of New York passed Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs l.. w. Mosher.
 Henry Q. Harris passed Good Friday in New York City.
 Miss Eva M. Ives is assisting M. w. Hill in his annual inventory this week.
 Mrs H. o. Plumb and Miss Kath- arine Plumb are enjoying sojourn at Atlantic City, N. J.
 Duncan & Garfield have put in a handsome oak case in the front part of their store for holding their collar and cuff stock. Matthew Stone did the work.
 George w. Roebling has secured position as head plaster on the New York water works construction at Ka- tonah, N. Y. MT Roebling went to Katonah, Tuesday, to enter upon his
 Edward F. Cullen of Brooklyn has taken position in the store of P. M CaSSedy, the popular stationer
 Miss Bessie Garvey of New York is spending 10 days at her home on Nich- OlaS Square.
 c. l.. Slade of Cornwall Bridge passed Monday in town, stopping over from Wallingford, where he went to see son, who is at the sanatorium for bron- chial patients.
 Bristol steel rods at P. M. Cassedy,s.
 Baseball and sporting goods of all kinds at P. M. Cassedy's.
 Merville Andrews is painting the carriage of David E. Breinig.
 Rev Fl. K. Job, the talented author, lecturer and preacher, of Kent, passed fhRda9 Mfeh douBles iB s9%9u 9p%H9eumonra at mrs spauru ing's on Wellsville avenue.
 Sugar-cured hams, 1Sc, at E. Fl. Marcy's. Bring in your coupons and get your Korn Kinks. Six-quart DOT celain kettle with lid, given with a pound of Sovereign baking powder.
 A. NJ. Booth has built an automobile house, 16x20.
 Tobacco cotton, 4ac a yard, at E. H. Marcy's. Mothers Oats coupons re- deemed for cash or In merchandise.
 Mrs M: G. Marcy has been visiting at Lake Mahopac, N- Y. Miss Emma Barlow is spending a | few days at her home in Wauertown. Philip Rooney is running hand some truck, bought of T. J. Mulcahy. The Mason & Hanson and Wanama- ples are now on sale at D. mcMahon's. | Landlord T. F. Young of Young s | hotel was in Litchtield, Friday. Mrs Vinegar of Kent, who is visit ing her daughter, Mrs Townsend, is quite i'll with heart trouble | Turney Soule and daughter, Mrs Joseph Nettleton, returned, Friday, after a pleasant sojourn in Florida | Miss Bertha Mckay is visiting in | Danbury, New York and other places. | Garrett Stack, student at Storrs college, is passing the Easter holidays with his parents, Mir and Mrs T. M Stack.
 A new plate glass window was placed in the fish market of l.. c. Davis by Taylor & Buckingham, last week, ts replace the window recently broken. Miss Nellie Mulcahy of New Yori passed Sunday with her parents, M and Mrs T. J. Mulcahy. | Miss Nellie Burkhardt of South Ken has passed few days with MT ant Mrs T. J. Mulcahy.
 MT and Mrs John Polanis of Grow street welcomed little son to thei home on Saturday, March g. : F. E. Soule has the sole agency fo
 New Milford for the Buck cigar.
 Try the toothsome goods at J. G
 Neiss' bakery. c. E. Riddiford is headquarters fc : correct and satisfactory work in watc
 and clock repairing.
 Druggist w. N. Noble is offering \ complete line of the famous Wallae . confections-
 D. McMahon, the popular tailor, bt
 a good line of shoes, guaranteed
 wear and stand the storm. A line { stylish hats just received. Also son