The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19
A CARD OF THANKS.

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 To the friends and neighbors and townspeople at large who have so gra- ciously remembered us in the deep and overwhelming bereavement caused by the death of the beloved husband and son, we would return most grateful thanks. Shut in by quarantine it has been impossible for us to respond in person, but the many deeds and kind ly acts of sympathy will long be cher ished in our hearts, Mrs Agnes Kill born, MT and Mrs Frank Kilborn.
 Washington Depot, April Is, 1907.
 Mrs M. s. Woodruff has been quite i'll with grip. fever tand quinsy. She was confined to the bed for four days, proving.
 Miss Nellie Doyle, teacher of the Center school, went home, last week Thursday night, ill with tonsilitis, and does not return this week. There was lack of fuel to keep the house com for table through the cold snap.
 Mrs Ethel Clark returned, last week, to her former Brooklyn home to re- main for the summer.
 Kenneth Sickler from Kent, with his family, are in Leslie Randall s tenant house and he will work for the latter the coming year.
 Report says that AmaSa Hallock has sold his picturesque place to New York party. Mark Twain's frisky imagination couldn't keep tabs on the kaleidoscop- ic weather Miss April has thus fa1 shrugs his shoulder, gives an extra hitch to his waist band and goes to the further-most-away back seat 1r utter disgust. Only think of it, rain hail, snow and an ice storm throwr into Springs smiling joyous face; And then comes the pail of three deaths within dozen hours to drop it's man tie of mourning on every heart.
 The High school was closed iron Monday noon to Wednesday morning
 Last week Wednesday evening A. . Titus was pleasantly surprised on hi birthday by party of friends wh' came and spent the evening playinl bridge whist.
 Miss Metta Odell visited her niece Miss Millie Pratt, in New MilfOr from Friday until Monday.
 Miss Millie Pratt is in the Spatche millinery store in New Milford, whicl is holding fine display in millinery
 Miss Elizabeth and Edward Go have returned to their seminaries i ? Hartford, after spending a pleasan Easter vacation with their parents.
 Mary Loretta Coll, known in religio as Sister Bartholomew, has entere the Order of the Sisters of Mercy Hartford, there to devote the remain l der of her young life working in he I Masters vineyard, taking care of th A sick and dying and teaching the youn e irrespective of creed, class, color ( r. race.
 Mrs Ella Nearing and Mrs Frar Evitts of the Park View House, Ne Milford, called on Mrs Evitts' siste $ Mrs I. H. Russell. one day last wee e Mrs Sarah Bunnel has return' home, after spending few days wit friends in Oakville and Waterbury.
 Little Miss Evelyn l.. Russell r turned home, after spending thr C weeks with her grandmother, Mrs E la Nearing, and aunt, Mrs tEvittS,
 Park View House, New Milford. - Master Andrew l.. Russell is spen
 ing few days with MT and Mrs E.
 Hoag of Roxbury Station. - Mrs Robert Goodheart has 40 you
 chickens.
 ~Homer Rowe of New Milford is he1 D. ing his uncle, H. o. Rowe. % q Mrs Wallace Rowe of New Milfo 25 has been the guest of her sister, M st George CrOwther.
 le Mrs Esther White and niece, M ao r Annie Rowe, called on Mrs Whit
 sister, Mrs George Crowther, one d
 last week.
 MT and Mrs D. R. Wilson called their daughter, Mrs John F. De M us . Of Blackville, Sunday. f. John F. De Musey has had te |. phone placed in his house. His cal
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 for George H. Russell took possession iso the place he bought of John'De Mus
 April l.
 CRev R. A.:lCarter passed to-day
 Hartford.
 [. c. l.. Hickox, Jr., returned, Tuese - morning, after visit to New Hay
 and New York.
 Those who have lately had 'phol
 fo1l ir hnir
 Richards, Merritt Beers, John De !. sey, David Miller, Carl Pearson 8
 Mrs Abel Calhoun.