The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19
ALL THE NEWS.

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 MT Jones of the Theological semjna- ry preached in the Congregational church and led the prayer meeting in in the evening, Sunday. He was en- tertained at the home of Mrs M. S.. Atwood.
 MT and Mrs Hawley visited their parents in Oxford, recently.
 Miss Augusta Osborne has returned from visit with cousins in WinSted.
 Mrs Sarah Matthews spent last Fri day in Waterbury. Mrs Lida Wooster, who has spent the winter with Mrs Atwood, has re- turned to her home in Southford:
 Mrs Perry visited her daughter in Watertown, last week.
 Rev Wallace Nutting has a large force of men and teams at work on inn provements on his place. He has bought several tons of fertilizer to use on his crops.
 Several Of our people attended, by in- vitation, love feast at the Methodist church in Woodbury, which was a very interesting service, and it was a pity that all Of our people could not have been there to enjoy the meeting.
 B. N. Futile attended the yearly Methodist conference, last Friday, which is being held this year in Bridgeport.
 Charles Stone of New Haven has rented his place here to out-of-town parties. MT Stone was in town, one day last week.
 Charles G. Stone and family of Shel- ton were recent guests of MT and Mrs o. J.. Hedding.
 Mrs A. J. Stowe is spending a few days in Seymour with her son, Frank Stowe.
 John Williams of Southford has moved into the house just east of Miss Grace Fulford's.
 It has been ascertained that the man wanted for robbing and beating Mrs Smith at her home in Long Hill passed through SOuthbury Street the day after he committed the deed and stopped at the postoftice and mailed a card. The men here are kicking them selves that they were not onto it. If they had, they would have captured the thief and got the 82OO offered by the town of Trumbull for his arrest. Master Robert Johnson has been quite i'll for two weeks at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs Henry John son, on Hull's Hill. Elmer A. Lewis was thrown. from a freight car about three weeks ago while looking after his ties while the Railroad Company were taking them up. He broke his left arm in two He is now improving nicely and able to be about. Dr Reynolds of Wood bury is attending him. MT Lewis had narrow escape from being killed. Harry Brown and William Wakeley were in Hartford, last week Thursday, to attend the hearing for the trolley line from Woodbury to Danbury be- fore the committee. Mrs M. B. Olmstead of New York, who purchased the St John place in Poverty, has just bought of Rev Wal ! lace Nutting meadow and some wood land which adjoined her farm. There were about Il acres in the tract and it was part of the Peck farm. Merchant HI. R. Stone is going into the blooded stock business and has re- gently purchased several head of full blOOded HolsteinS of New Hampshfre parties.'
 The wedding of Seth Nathaniel Beecher, formerly of Southbury, but now of Waterbury, and Miss Eleana Bailey Holbrook of Seymour, will take place at Trinity church, Seymour, April 30, at high noon.
 Alfred N. PIatt of Maple Park Place spent Sunday with friends in Danbury.
 Mrs Harr1ette B. Jones is visiting friends in the Brass City and the City of Films, for few days.
 Frank Wheeler has sold his trOtter to Andrew Dolan.
 Miss Nellie Green from Waterbury is home for few weeks.
 Mrs Sarah Matthews niece, Mrs Futile, has gone to her daughters in Pennsylvania.
 Clifford Matthews of Waterbury was at his home, the Mansion house, over Sunday.
 Dr Nutting has had five local tele-