The Newtown bee., 1908-08-14
New Preston.
REV MRI UPsoN's HOUSEHOLD
 GOODS SOLD.

REV MkI ufSON'S HOusEhULD
 GOODS SOLD.
 The sale of the personal effects of Rev H. Upson, last Friday. which were in the house and barn lately occupied by him, was made by 0. W. Marcy, auctioneer. who always pleases the crowd, and while some articles brought most reasonable figure it cleaned out the odds and ends and rubbish of life time and leaves the place ready for a new occupant 1t is wished could be found to come and make the proper ty useful and profitable in several ways. Well situated, in very good re- pair, house large enough for select school. it does seem that 1t should sell to the right party.
 Christopher Burns, who has been favorably known in this vicinity for 20 years as gardener and pruner, has been seriously i'll at Berkley Morgan's and is not yet considered on the sure road to recovery. As his family cannot be located it.has fallen to friends and sym pathisers to perform the duties of nurse and adviser. Robert Kirk and Dea George s. Humphrey with Morgan and family have done all possible for his comfort and relief and earnestly tried to reach his relatives, who seem hard to find. George McCan is with him as nurse.
 The theme of Rev J. E. Herman's sermon, last Sunday morning, was Gods love for improvement, and if it bit this village stronger it would do some good. During the service Miss Melvina Clemans sang beautiful solo.
 MT Wade and family of New York City, who have been absent from Lake Waramaug for several years, were again back this month at the Wilson hotel and all who have known them are glad to see them return.
 E. L. Pond of Terryville with his brother-in-law and their wives were at the Carter house, the latter part of last week.
 Loomarwick House is said to be full of guests. Wilson hotel is also full, while at the Carter House corners and goers keep all things lively. The Hop kins houses are always filled through August. The Waramaug Inn is enjoy ing good season.
 Friends from Hotchkissville visited at H. G. Stevens, M. D., last Sunday.
 W. G. Clemans and family conclude their stay here, next week, and return to their home in Helmetta, N. J., Mrs Nellie Lyman then intends to close Mrs Sperry's cottage and return to her residence again.
 MT and Mrs Edward Hull passed, last Friday, in New Milford.
 Jerome E. Granniss again visited New Milford. last Saturday, with F. S. Brown as companion.
 # H. B. Warner still continues to nurse h is foot. It was hoped the matter would be healed ere this but Dr Stevens found more inflammation and sloWness to change than at first found and it may now be weeks before Henry will be able to perform much work again. His foot is dressed each day by Dr Stevens and all done for his comfort possible, but the affair is proving much more serious than at first anticipated and with man who is dependent on his hands for his daily support it is hard to bear.
 William Murphy lost a bag of po- tatoes from his wagon while on his way to Washington Depot, last week, and strange to state, he did not find them on his return trip. Who could 1 have been so hungry for potatoes?
 Wilbur Meeker has been home from Vermont for few days.
 B. and M. Lockwood of Norwalk were at the Carter House with their auto on Tuesday and E. s. Brown was Q cr,,oct with thpm at dinner