The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
STILL RIVER,

MT and Mrs Bernard Kalliher had little son arrive at their home re- gently. The young man is now grow ing nicely. The older brother had ex- perience with the rats, who took his pants for a nest. He is waiting for the baby to get old enough to warn him against leaving his trousers on the floor when he retires for the night.
 Andrew Turner has left the employ of the Eastern Lounge Go. at New Milford.
 Little Mary Woicik, who was i'll, last week, with bowel trouble, is now gaining nicely.
 William D. Wanzer is to increase his acreage for tobacco considerabl Last year he raised about g acres and this years he is to raise about 30 acres. MT WanZer is to enlarge one Of his to- baccO barns to make room for hanging it. His barn, which is 21O feet long and 30 feet wide is to be enlarged 70 feet on one end and Is feet on the side, making the barn 28O feet long and 45 feet wide.
 THE BEE representative was very pleasantly entertained, last Friday, at dinner at the home of Arthur Knowles.
 , Mrs g;,,e C. R N + B. Smith, ni4,s who ,9 has has farm here, returned to her home in Boston, last week Thursday.
 Albert Waters has been quite sick at the home of his mother, Mrs Ella Waters. Dr Leslie of B1 idgewater has been attending him and he is gaining slowly.
 Q Mrs Ella Waters spent few days re- gently in BridgeWater with her son, Truman Waters, who has taken Mrs Eli Welton's farm for the coming season.
 There was very pleasant foot and inch sociable held by the Sunday Sn no Q 10 Quaker church, which was we'll att tended and enjoyed by all. Quite a nice little sum was netued for the Sun day school. The sociable was post poned from Thursday evening on ac- count of the rain.
 MT and Mrs L. D. Olivett, who sold their farm, have gone to Stamford to make their home.
 Mrs Charles Carey of Danbury was guest, last week, of MT and Mrs AL bert Knowles.
 Beach & Adams, who recently pur- chased the old McMahon homestead on the back street, has sold it through HI. w. Treat, agent for the StrOut'S farm agency, to New York parties.
 Mrs Gideon Northrop of Southville and Mrs c. A. Northrop of Bridge water spent few days here, last hon.
 Mrs Arthur Knowles has been en- toying three weeks stay at Long Branch, N. J., with friends, and is much improved in health.
 Mrs J. E. Addis and daughter, Mary, of New Milford were guests, last Fri day, of Mrs Addis' parents, MT and Mrs Stanley J. Warner.
 Fl. w. Treat of BridgsWater, the hustling agent of Strout faSm agency, the Joseph Marsh farm, to New York parties for the second time. This lat ter party expects to take Possession about June 1.
 Hatch Brothers are erecting. an ad- dition, 24x36 feet with 12-foot pOstss, to their horse barn. Il E. Turner and family have just moved into their new house. aJohn Warner and family are occupying the house vacated by MT Turner. ,. W. w. Gardner has just taken the eontract Gsfo,, for painting the cottages of Morgan, at Lake Waramaug, and will soon begin work there: It is reported that Mrs 0. R. N. B, l Smith has sold her green house at Still River center to New York par l ties.
 Edward Bowne had the misfortune, one day last week, while at Brookfeld Junction, to lose S3 from his pocket, while he stood looking at moving | train.
 W. w. OdTQQeT ueCOTdUeQ very pTet- I tily two or three rooms, last Friday, for MT and Mrs Percy B. Collins. MT Gardner is agent for the Syracuse Pulp and Wall Paper Co.,, the Peet Prize Wall Paper Go. and the Henry Bash Wall Paper Co.,, all of New Y ork. He would be pleased to call and show his sample books to any who are antic- ipating buying any wall paper, this l season.
 SECRET SOCIETY NOTES. l Good Shepherd lodge, I. o. O. F., confers the first degree this (Thursdayl evening.
 Henry D. Hine, the photographer, Dr 0. B: Blackman, R. J: Dunlap, Eu: gene Wildman and Gus Northrop went