The Newtown bee., 1907-04-05

well sermon, last Sunday, and left, Monday, for his field of labor at Shar- on.
 Robert Richardson went trouting, tsS beauties lie gre reported to his shop mates, several of them weighed pound.''
 Mrs Fred Pero and daughter, Alice, of Waterbury,a are guests, this week, of Mrs James Flemming. Mrs P. Hall of Woodbury has been the guest, the past week, of her son. s. T. Hall.
 Mrs David M. Condon and Mrs John | Flemming leave to-day, (Friday), for visit with friends m AnSOnia and New Haven.
 Mrs F. E. Clemmens spent last week Thursday in Newtown: the guest of l William Sherman, who has charge of George w. Mitchell's farm, has just purchased a fine pair of six-year-old horses of Pliney Squires of New Mill 1 ford and nice pair of six-year-old steers of Southport parties. | Rev L. l.. Dewey, pastor of the Methodist church, breaches his fare | we'll sermon, next Sunday, as he does not expect to return to South Britain l after conference.
 Ezra Thompson, who has been with his son-in-law, William Sherman. on George W. Mitchell's farm for the
 past year, has moved to Clayton,
 Mass, where he has taken farm.
 About 12 of the shopmates of Frank
 L. Brewer gave him a very pleasant
 nesday evening, March 27. The occa. sion was his 27th birthday anniversary The evening passed very pleasantly
 with games and social chat, after
 which refreshments were served. Mi Brewer was presented with a hand l hirth olxo 1uit f
 The occasion was one long to be re | mem bered.
 Il Robert Cooper has resigned his post,
 tion at the shop of the Hawkins Man
 ufacturing Go. MT and Mrs Cooper j will soon move out of town. ' The Woodbury baker presented J l Fl. Cassidy with handsome loaf O. } cake in celebration of his 24th ami . versary in business. On it were tn,
 words, '24 years, 1907, and we wisf George w. Mitchell, Willis Plat and Henry Mitchell are the committee t for supplying the pulpit at the Con ? gregational church and will have thu
 first candidate on hand, next Sunday Charles D. Willis has resigned hi
 has moved his family back to his olt
 home at Willimantic.
 Miss Loretta CondOn gave a part,
 to about 10 of her little friends at he
 parents home, MT and Mrs David M !. Ccndon, on Friday afternoon, Marci 2 29, the occasion being her sixth birth day. The afternoon was spent il ! games and sports of different kinds 3 after which fine supper was served s Miss Loretta received a number o i pretty remembranceS from her friends ! The afternoon was greatly enjoyed b. ! the little folks.
 l Michael Wentsch of the Purchas, g has been among the sick ones, thi o week.
 S. T. Hall has purchased of John M
 Squires building lot, just south o
 MT Squire's house and will erect
 blacksmith shop on it and expects t.
 have it up and ready for business il l.. about two weeks. MT Hall gave III n A. D. Munson's $ shop, April l. z Bernard Butler and family hav Q Q moved from the Canfeld place, nov ;. owned by the Hawkins Manufactur . ing Co.,, to the house just erected b. ' the Hawkins Manufacturing Go. M . and Mrs Harry Cartwright of Sand . Hook have moved into the house va cated by MT Butler.
 MT and Mrs A. D. Munson of Wa terbury have been spending few day
 at their home here, this week. M
 and Mrs Munson will, about May 1, re turn to South Britain to make thei e home and MT Munson will reopen hi blacksmith shop here. Their man . friends here will be glad to welcom them back to the village.