The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01

M, will confer the E. A. degree, Tues day evening, March 5. THE MERRYALL NEWS.
 Miss Toohey and Miss Laura Hatch spent Washington's birthday in Dan | bury.
 | in removing large tape worm from | Master Arthur Butcher. John Pettibone visited the school, | one day last week. John Barney has taken Byron Ter rill's farm for the coming year. Mrs Alice Merwin has had an attack of the grip.
 Mrs Robinson is much improved in health at present. The Girls Friendly society meets with Mrs Florence Squires, Saturday, | March 2.
 Henry Healey spent Washington 8 birthday and over Sunday with his mother.
 All the available teams were draw | ing sawdust for the creamery, last | week.
 Plenty of snow and fine sleighing, | this Monday morning. It does not waste much with the thermometer lowering around zero nearly every morning and occasionally 16 below. | WORTHWHILE. | A. O. Bowers visited over Sunday at his parents in Southport.
 The annual mite box opening was held at the home of Miss Roberts on Wednesday. More than usual was re- alized. At the election of officers Miss Jennette Stone was elected president of the Foreign Missionary society, and Mrs Nelson Kinney for the home.
 Mrs Ethel Clark and George Clark, Jr., of Washington spent Saturday with their grandparents, MT and Mrs Lee Stone.
 Mir and Mrs Lee Stone are great grandparents to little daughter, named Dorothy Esther, born to MT and Mrs Ernest Clark of New Haven, February p.
 Will Leviniss again delighted the children of the Sunday school by giv- ing them sleigh ride. | Covenant meeting on Saturday aft. ernoon at 2. 30.
 WILLIAM PLACE, TRANSFER, SPRUCE ! BY TRAIN.
 The body of William Place, aged 55 who had been employed as teamster on the canal work of the New Milford Power company, was found at curve on the Berkshire division of the New York, New Haven & Hartford rail road about mile and half above the New Milford railroad station. Sunday. The head was crushed in and it is be lieved that Place was struck by pass ing freight and instantly killed, some time Saturday night. The curve fl sharp, and it is thought Place did not see the train till 1t was upon him. Ht l had been to New Milford to mak' some purchases, and having missed the last train, had started to walk to Mer winsville, following the track. H, 0 leaves sister in South Kent. He wa
 unmarried.
 aAYLoRDsvILLE-
 At the Gaylordsville Methods D church, Friday night. Editor A. F
 Smith of THE BEE delivered lectur
 on "An Experiment in Socialism. H was entertained over night by MT an o Mrs Robert Kellogg. MT Smith wa Introduced by Clinton O. Pomeroy i r. the absence of Rev MT Byies. Cak
 time enjoyed at the close of the ae IT dress. MT Smith was given a heart
 vote of thanks for the lecture.
 O. A. Trowbridge was in Bostol
 Mass, the first of the week. ,. George Allen of Waterbury was th
 guest of friends over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs James w. Gearing ( ,e Waterbury were the guests of MT an m Mrs o. D. Pulver, part of last week.
 William Bull of Bridgeport sper Washington's birthday in town. Joe Jennings of New York was k town for a few days, last week, u guest of his parents, MT and Mrs
 N. Jennings.
 Miss Ada Brown spent Sunday E her home in Gaylordsville. MT ana Mrs Henry Donnelly, Jam, | C James Donnelly, Jr., Charles Donnel E and Miss Bessie Donnelly attend' k the funeral of William Donnelly r, Brooklyn, N. Y, last Friday. Peabody, the scientific optician, W l. be at Nj. w. Hill's jewelry store, Ne E Milford, Conn.,, March Il to IT. k F. E. Soule has the sole agency
 New Milford for the Buck cigar. E Try the toothsome goods at J. < Neiss' bakery.
 < c. E. Riddiford is headqu arters x correct and satisfactory work in wat
 and clock repairing.
 Druggist w. N. Noble is oferini
 complete line of the famous Walls
 confections-
 Great odds and ends sale of wall paper John Hannon's-
 this D. McMahon, the popular tailor, out. a good line of shoes, guaranteed 'un- wear and stand the storm. A line
 stylish hats juAt Fecetved.- Also %
 handsome winter caps. Good val