The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
AFFAIRS OF LOCAL INTEREST.

F. B. Marsh has been among the sick ones. Df Pons is attending him. Mir and Mrs Warren Pitcher had a little daughter arrive at their home on Saturday, April IS. Mrs Pitchers mother, Mrs Elizabeth Wilson of Dan bury, is assisting in the care of the lit- tie stranger. m Paul Montrose, who has been i'll with appendicitis, is now gaming. Dr Les lie of Bridgewater is attending him.
 Remus F. Newton, who was prostrat- ed from fighting fire in his swamp, is quite poorly. Mrs Lewis Northrop and daughter, Dorothy, of Bridgewater, are spending few days, this week, the guest of Mrs Northrop's parents, MT and Mrs John Clark.
 The Shepaug club gave very pleas ant social dance at the Town hall, last Monday evening. Terrill's orchestra of New Milford furnished the music. Refreshments were served and very enjoyable time was had by all who at tended.
 Mrs Maria Dtrling. who has been spending few days her home on Cable street: has closed it and gone to Hawleyville to make her home with her son, George Derling.
 Miss Beardsley is spending a few days at her pleasant home at the Gen. ter. .,, Mrs J. J. Matthison is critically ill at her home at the Station. w. A. Barnes, who has been spend. ing a few days in town, the guest ot his sisters, Miss Barnes, and Mrs Charles Minor, returned on Tuesday te his home in Ansonia.
 Mrs Harriett Wilsey is ill at her home. Dr Pons is attending her. Her niece, Mrs Julia A. Curtis of New Ha' ven, is caring fol. her.
 Andrew Puchala has had the tele. phone removed from his house, but he can still be reached by phone at his telephone at Dr H. E. Garlick's.
 MT and Mrs Andrew Puchala have moved into Adam Welch's place neal the Catholic church. They have beer making their home with Mir Puchala'' parents.
 Rev Mr< Phillips of Jamaica, Wes ndies, has been sent by the presiding elder to the Methodist church here fo the coming year and will soon mov' his family here.
 As one pa sses the home of MT ant Mrs H. H. Warner they cannot Du help see the bay windows full of hand some blossoms. It is fine sight.
 The Bee representative was yer! pleasantly entertained, last Monday night, at the home of Rev and Mrs C D. Chunn. .., Judge E. W. Preston and s: B: Smitl are dolng jury duty in Litchfield. :. John Daley is quite i'll with typhoi' pneumionia at the home of his parents MT and Mrs Walter Daley at the Sta tion.
 The Bee representative was yer. pleasantly entertained at dinner at tn home of Mir and Mrs W. F. Trow bridge, Tuesday. . :.
 Henry D. Bennett is working il Sherman for few weeks.
 Mrs Samuel Adams of Orange, N J., who came to Henry Warmers fu reral. stayed few:.days with Mrs Hen ry Woodruff who went home with he for a weeks visit. .
 Mrs Carter'is spending week wit her sister in Cambridge
 Invitations are out for tea and re ception at Dr and Mrs Wersebe's O Thursday from o'clock until 6.
 Mrs Beers has gone to Roxbury t visit her daughter and granddaughter
 The last Monday club of the seaso met with Mrs Sherman Woodruff. MT Carter is elected president for the con ing two years. ...., ,.
 Albert Oberg found a valuable dis mond ring in the Van Ingen groy some time ago, while cleaning tn ground. The owner was found.
 Holy week was observed at St John church and meditation services on Fr day.
 A large attendance was at Fast da service in the Congregational chape
 Easter day was observed in all tn churches. sRev MT Carter gave hi thoughts of how we should rather re joice over Easter than sorrow at tn cross.