The Newtown bee., 1907-10-18

The large maple tree near the track. opposite the passenger depot. was cut down and removed. Monday. It was estimated to be loo years old. The tree was removed under the direction of Foreman William Ryan.
 Mrs J. r. Treadwell of Norwal k called on New Milford friends, Mon- day.
 Rev Mir Plumb of Boston. Mass. SUD- piled at the Congregational church. Sunday morning and evening.
 Mrs Martin Burbee of Bridgeport was the guest of her brother, Henry Donnelly and family. last week.
 Jeweler M. ". Hill was in New Ha- ven. Monday.
 Mrs J. H. Orton and son of Dover Plains, N. r., were guests of MT and Mrs J. w. 0rton, last week.
 R. E. Simons passed Friday and Sat urday in Danbury and New Haven.
 The new residence of John Talbot shines resplendent in its handsome dress of paint. John Hannon and men were the artists.
 The usual large and enthusiastic au- dience greeted Howe's Moving pie lures at the Town hall, Tuesday night. This company gives one of the best exhibitions on the road and are worthy of the patronage given them. This company will exhibit here again next spring with an entire new program.
 C. P. Bentley was in Brooklyn, We'd nesday night, to attend the wedding of Miss Edith Frost and Ward Leigh. Miss Frost formerly spent her summers in New Milford.
 Two packages of Pettijohn's break fast food, worth .25c, one stereoscope and 12 views worth 75c, all for Soc at the store of Starr & Dean.
 David Miller, the dry goods man in the Landon block, has added nice line of ladies' and children's cloaks and la- dies skirts. He is also showing good line of boys knee pants and nice as- sortment of sweaters, quilts and blan- kets.
 Ray Leach and Leslie Marsh passed Sunday with Harold Marsh in Wood- bury.
 Burnett's standard color pastes for the use of cooks, bakers and confec- tioners, at Charles I. Leach's.
 Best cuts of sirloin steak, 18c per pound at Charles I. Leach's.
 MT and and Mrs c. A. Way passed Friday at the Danbury fair.
 The c. A. Way Co. has sold four Glenwood kitchen ranges since the New Milford fair. MT Stowe says he has sold 30 barrels of oil the past month.
 The Wellsville bridges are being re- moved and strengthened, in order to ac- commodate them to the new survey of the state road work. e. B. Marsh is doing the work.
 Mir and Mrs Clifford Marsh are the happy parents of a son, born on Friday. | Dea and Mrs c. B. Marsh are the grand parents.
 w. H. Coleman had a COW struck by lightning in pasture lot at Mt Tom, Thursday night. ~
 Arthur D. Knowles has bought three nilch COWS of Beeman 6 Strong.
 E. B. Wheeler has a Milburn wagon, bought of Beeman 6 Strong.
 w. c. Beeman, the genial liveryman, 1as been confined to his house for 10 lays with an attack of pleurisy. Mrs Watson, the trained nurse, and Dr staub, have been in attendance.
 MT and Mrs Harry A. Cassedy of Wilkesbarre, Pa., who were married, ast week Wednesday, were guests over Sunday of MT and Mrs P. M. Cas- sedy. On Monday night Mrs P. M. Cassedy entertained a few friends at ner South Main street home in their honor.
 Mrs E. Hill of Treadwell avenue has been on the sick list.
 St Peters lodge, F. 6 A. M., con- ferred the E. A. degree on one can- lidate, Tuesday night.
 James E. Mullins has been on the tick list for few days.
 The regular meeting of New Milford odge, No. 292, N. E. 0. F., will be leld, Tuesday evening, the 23d.
 Good Shepherd lodge, No 65, l. o. o. E., will confer the initiatory degree, this week Thursday evening.