The Newtown bee., 1908-07-31

uUIIlc dl 70 CdSI oILCCI, WAlSu SuC foOlu about year ago, aud will move there as soon as the house is vacated.
 About 12 members of the Y. P. s. c. E. of the Congregational church went to Brookfeld, last week Wednesday, to attend the quarterly meeting of the Danbury Union of Christian Endeavor there.
 A. B. Lockwood is selling all his household goods at his home on 27 Greenwood avenue at private sale. This is good opportunity to secure all kinds of household goods at reason able prices. Mir Lockwood expects to sell his place as soon as he disposes of his household effects. $4 Miss Helen Griffith of Lime Rock has been spending a few days here with friends. r.~.:' .ga
 .t is rumored that wedding bells are soon to ring in the eastern part of the village. ...- 5s%..
 Mrs W. ;. Swift and son, Donald, of Dorchester, Mass, have been spending few days with his sister, Mrs Charles M. Smith, in Norwalk. They have all | so visited Mrs E. Starr Judd here for several weeks.
 Howard A. Judd, of the hating firm of Judd 6 Go. on Center street, was confined to his home. few days last week, with illness. He is now able to be at his place of business again.
 Town Clerk H. s. Davis had a new Fisher book typewriter placed in his office on Main street last week.
 E. A. Pau, the genial bookkeeper for the Ellis Wood Working Co. also car ries on quite a successful garden in his back yard at 35 Main street and he can give son1e of the boys who have been at it for years several pointers in gardening. Call and look over his vege- table garden, also be sure and see his big potatoes.
 MT and Mrs Charles Wood, Mrs Wal lace Tucker, Miss Bertha Tucker of Roxbury, Henry Petit and family of Stepney were all guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs E. A. Underhill in Elm wood district.
 Leslie Olsen of Elmwood district is spending his vacation in Roxbury with MT and Mrs Wallace Tucker.
 Mrs Sarah Sanford is quite i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs C. F. Bene- dict, on Highland avenue.
 1 Dr F. E. Judson, who opened den- tai office in Bridgeport fur short time in connection with his office here, has discontinued his office in Bridge port and now devotes all his time to his office at 57 Center street and he will strive in the future as he has in the past to give his patrons work that will be sure to give them satisfaction.
 Charles M. Wood, fnisher at Judd & Co.'s shop on Center street, was overcome by heat while at work, last Thursday morning, and was obliged to quit work and go to his home.
 MT and Mrs John s. Murphy of Chest nut street spent few days recently with friends in Woodbury.
 MT and Mrs Albert w. Fairchild of Stepney were calling on friends in this place, last week Thursday. ...# F
 Herbert E. Benedict of Highland avenue has taken a position at George E. Coles news store. Arthur Durham, who worked for Mir Cole, has taken a position as assistant foreman in the plank shop at Shorts hat factory. Leonard Platt of Beaver steet and Frederick Lounsbury of West street, Danbury. are enjoying their vacation. camping out at Compo Beach. Miss M. J. Morehead, Miss A. H. w. Hahn, Miss A. Sloan of New York City are all spending the summer with Mir and Mrs Geoige Van Volkenburg in Elmwood district.
 Mrs Albert Minor and son, Albert, who have been spending four weeks with Mir and Mrs George Van Volken- burg in Elmwood district, have re- turned to their home on Cypress Hill, Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Harry A. Kost of Danbury and Will liam H. Ferry of Elmwood enjoyed a day fishing at Taunton lake in New town, one day last week.
 John Freeland has been laid up with blood poisoning in one of his hands. He is now on the gain.