The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
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A LITTLE MIX-UP.

AAli5 hiiNhAf HNAi Nltih lul Is A, Hatch, and about 30 dozen of eggs, hat quite mix up, one day last week. Mi Gillett was out with the delivery wag, on and was driving into Mir and Mrs Edwin C. Randall's yard when in some unaccountale way his wagon got over, turned and he was pinned under the wagon with the eggs all about him. IT a few minutes it was a question how he was to extricate himself but finally succeeded in getting out from his pris, on but had the marks of his accident all over his clothes and he dare mol think he will ever take eggs again. He finally succeeded in fighting his wagon and egg crates and the only dam. age done was the loss of between 3( and 40 dozen of eggs.
 Thomas McEslin, who moved to Hawleyyille a few weeks ago. has rented large milk farm there and takes his milk to James Lees creamery at Hawleyville. Mir McEslin has one of the best and largest farms in that part of the town and has large herd of fine cows to produce milk from.
 MT and Mrs w. O. Shepard of Nau- gatuck were guests for few days last week of Mir and Mrs Walter Bristol in Southville.
 William T. Mannion of Danbury has been spending a short time with his family in Bridgewater.
 Some of the recent crops of tobacco James B. Pitcher has purchased are Chris Shannon's and James 0rr's of Bridgewater, MT Starr of Beaver Brook, Danbury, John and Andrew Gerig of Brookfeld. MT Pitcher ex- poets to finish packing in about two weeks and will have packed this sea- son about 700 cases of tobacco.
 Little Miss Gertrude Allen, who was i'll last week, at her parents home, MT and Mrs Ethan Allen in River district, is now improving.
 Mrs c. H. Jessup, who has been spending few weeks at Mrs Eli Well tons, have returned and opened her home at the Center.
 Dr A. c. Leslie's carriage is just out of the paint shop and it presents a very neat appearance.
 Master Henry Kavanak, who has been among the sick ones, is now gain ing nicely.
 Mrs C. B. Thompson and Miss Nellie Whaley spent few days, last week, with friends in New Haven.
 c. B. Thompson closed down his fac tory, last week, for the Easter holiday.
 First Selectman A. B. Mallett, with force of men, have. been repairing the rlver road the past week, and have al so been putting up several substantial railings in the dangerous places along the road.
 Hugh Curtis, the new driver al Bridgewater Hill creamery, had tht misfortune while driving about the creamery, one day last week. to over turn his wagon. Fortunately he was not hurt nor the team injured.
 Miss Elizabeth Kinney, Miss May Oakelein and Miss Sadie Allen visited friends out of town, one day last week
 Mrs J. A. Grear visited friends ir Bridgeport, for few days last week
 M. B. Mallett spent Sunday in New York with Postmaster C. N. Hatci and on Saturday evening they attend ed the Hippodrome, which MT Mallet enjoyed greatly. -.. I William M. Curtis, who has beer quite ill with the appendicitis, is nov gaining nicely.
 Miss Dora Puddicombe of New Havel was a guest, last week, of Mir and Mr. 0. W. Beardsley.
 William Parmelee of River dlstric moved into Burton E. Canfeld's tene ment house, last week Thursday.
 Miss Mary McEslin of Ansonia spen Sunday in town the guest of his par ents, Mir and Mrs Robert McEslin. Miss E. M. McEslin visited friend in New Haven, one day last week.
 A friend from New Haven visite Miss Lena Green a few days, las week. r~
 Miss Isabelle Orr of Arlington, N J., is spending her Easter vacatio with her parents, Mir and Mrs Jame Orr. ..-
 William Beardsley of the Yale Mec ical school is spending his Easter va cation with his parents, MT and Mrs C w. 8eardsely.
 Mrs w. F. Wagner and son, Lester spent few days in Washington, tn guests of Mrs Thomas McGrath.
 William Duncan and lady freind o New Milford spent Sunday here, tn guests of Miss Maria Shannon.
 Calvin Bates and Howard Robert enjoyed days fishing at Fairfel Beach, one day last week, and brough home a fine mess of fiat fish with them