The Newtown bee., 1907-05-03
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day, of his sister, Miss Margaret Val laley.
 Judge and Mrs F.. w. Preston. who have been spending the winter in Hartford, has returned and opened their home here-
 Mrs Sarah I. Colt is driving a new horse, purchased of Anthony Wal berg.
 Rev MT Humphreys horse. which has been laid up for several days with lameness, has so far improve that he was able to use it, last Friday.
 Theodore Hemingson, who has been working in Washington during the winter, has taken the position left ya- cant by Frank Collins with the Mine Hill Quarry Co. at Rock Side.
 Joseph Anderson, who has been liv- ing in the Purchase, has moved to Roxbury and is now making his home with Walter Harrison.
 Mrs $. B. Smith has been quite poorly and under Dr Pons' care
 Jacob Allen, who works for C. k. Prindle, killed large black snake, five feet long, in MT Prindle's barn. yard, one morning last week.
 pr Pons is driving new horse, pur- chased of Walter Dickinson of South Britain.
 G. H. Osterhandt has moved from the Mrs Brown place near Warner $ Mills Schoolhouse to Roxbury Station.
 Joseph Frizzell of New Preston spent few days, last week, with his mother, Mrs Margaret Frizzell-
 Mrs Edwin Bishop spent few days, last week, in Danbury with friends
 Mrs A. H. Wilsey, who has been laid up with the grip and threatened with pneumonia, is now gaining slow
 Dwight Bishop was confined to his home, last week, with the quinsy sore throat.
 Mrs Phillip Jones of Huntington visited her sister, Mrs Harriett Nal lett, last week
 Robert H. Thomas, who has been quite i'll with the humps, is now gain ing and able to be out doors
 Mrs H. l.. Fairchild, who has been spending the winter months in New Haven and New Milford with friends, has returned to her home at the Gen. ter.
 Miss Eva Hurlburt is spending a few weeks here with her father, Henry Hurlburt-
 Mrs Wallace Tucker has returned from a few days stay with her daugh- ter, Mrs Henry Pettit, in Stepney. suffering for several weeks with the grip and rheumatism, is now gaining slowly.
 Rev H. c. Burrows, who has SUD- piled the Methodist church for the past five months, was returned by the
  coming year. . John Holland of New York, who purchased Jay Terrill's place below the Falls, is to make extensive alter ations and Improvements about the place and will use it for his summer residence.
 George Tongue, who has been living in the small house on Jay Terrill's place, is soon to move to the Mrs Brown place near the Warmers Mill schoolhouse.
 c. E. Prindle is having a new barn built, 30 X 24 feet, with 12-foot posts, in the lot just north of his other barn. Egbert A. Bradley has the contract for the work.
 Mrs Sarah J. Hodge is spending two weeks in New Preston with friends.
 Myron Thomas, who has been quite i'll and under Dr Pons' care, is now gaining slowly.
 R. Randall Davidson is having some furniture moved to his place here and it is rumored is to come here to live.
 c. E. Prindle has a grindstone which is quite a curiosity. Itmust be about l50 years old and was hewn out of the stone taken from Mine Hill. MT Prindle unearthed it while plow- ing in a lot east of where Ira NJ Booth now lives, and the lot was the site of the house of Rev Thomas Can field, wh2 was one of the first pastors of the Presbyterian church which found the stone At that time Rox- bury Center was located on that hill.
 N. F. Beardsley has been suffering with bad felon on one of his hands. pr Reynolds of Woodbury is attend ing him.