The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
MASONIC NOTES.

.> . MASONIC NOTES.
 A large Masonic lodge meeting was held on Monday evening with number of out of two guests. Hon L. J. Nick erson of Wes. Cornwall, the popular district deputy, was present.
 The Eta Phi and Pi Phi societ of the Gunnery gave their joint dance on last Saturday evening in the Washing ton club hall. Five pieces from Wheel CT and Wilson band of Bridgeport fur nished the music. Several out of town young ladies were present as guests of members of the fraternities.
 Lawyer Carlton E. Hoadley and fam fly were guests over Sunday of A. U. Titus. They have rented the Baldwin cottage of Charles Ford for the sum- mer.
 The High school dance given in the hall on Friday evening was very suc- cessful and pleasant affair. The pro- ceeds are for the expenses of the grad uating class.
 It is reported that the Churches are soon to leave the firm of Church, Ford & Co. and that the general store will be carried on under the name of Ford & Wersebe.
 Charles c. Ford has been appointed postmaster of the Green postoffice.
 Miss Nellie Logue's mother. Mrs Julia Logue, aged 76 years, passed away on April "A. She suffered stroke of paralysis and was ill only few days. Her husband, two daugh- ters and two sons survive her.
 Mrs Carter and Mrs E. G. Clark at tended the Woman's Board meeting of the New Haven branch at New Haven on Tuesday. A large and interesting meeting. Mrs Carter led the devotion al meeting at the noon hour, after which 30 women were served to lunch in the Y. M. c. A. rooms.
 Miss Fannie Hickox is home every week but has her house in Litchfeld nearly ready for summer guests.
 John Wyant has bought a farm at Colebrook and will move with his fam fly soon. They are life long residents here and will be much missed. Mir and Mrs Jay Nettleton will move into the vacated house as soon as possible.
 Mir and Mrs F. North Clark are home from the far West. North enjoys the fishing for change while planting garden is also a recreation.
 It is understood that MT and MT Els worth Fenn will live in the former Wal ter Newton house.
 Louis Mason has engaged Charles Prindle to erect wood house for him to move into by the first of June, so that he car vacate the cottage where he has lived since his house was burned, as that was rented last year to city party. He will live in the woodhouse while a new dwelling house will be built on the foundations of the old one.
 Make life's walk easy by purchasing your boots and shoes of Cogswell & Wetereau. A stock you can depend on for wearing qualities.
 Brockett's saw mill is established near the Lower street Church hill road and is turning the thick trees into lum- Der and ties. ..
 Now that the whip-poor-will and bobolincoln have been heard from the returns for the feathered warblers are all in, and it is time to plant corn and send the COWS to grass. Fodder held out better than was feared.
 Health officers from New York have been about town seeking whom they might devour of the milk producers.
 Rev Samuel Carter of New York, the Rev Mir Carter's father, takes the Gold cottage, this summer.
 The National Grange passed a wom- an suffrage resolution at its recent an- nual meeting in Hartford, Conn. Res olutions in favor of woman suffrage have also been adopted by the State Oranges of California, Deleware, Illi- nois Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Min nesota, Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Oregon, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Washington.
 This town is beautiful bower of apple tree blossoms and new foliage starting everywhere.
 MT and Mrs George Watts of Ban- tam were at church on Sunday. Rev Mir Carter did not feel able to teach his class on Sunday last after his sermon.
 Mrs Orestes Hickox, who went to New Haven to attend Miss Phebe Hick- ox's wedding, remained with friends a week and has returned home.
 Russell Clark, the genial depot 1 agent, was given short vacation but | before he could get out of town he was 'ent to Bantam to take charge while | Mr Bartholomew could wrestle with i he measles which are prevailing there 1 o some extent.