The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
WORTHWHILE.

Mrs Brunette Leavenworth of An.
 sonia is visiting her son. Walter. at
 his home Meadow Brook Farm"
 Master Willie Marsh spent Sunday
 in Worthwhile.
 MT Yeomans and family are oc-
 cupying the house formerly owned by Newell Warner, now owned by
 Robert Clark of New Milford
 The Phoenix Library association
 has added a goodly number of recent books to their collection.
 "Plescelle." the hypnotist who made quite a hit in weeks engage ment in New Milford {. year ago, re- gently appeared in vaudeville en- gagment at Polls Theater, Hartford.
 MT and Mrs Charles I. Leach, MT and Mrs George Ackley, Willis and Marcus Merwin and Cleighton Barker passed Sunday afternoon tt Green Pond t
 Charles A. Mallory has put the road from the north end of Leach Hollow to the north side of Green Pond in fine tUn lition. !se has built four or five bridges and has inn proved the road generally. Along the north shore of the pond MT Nal lory has cut away the brush which hid the view of the lake, and it is an which will be appreci- ated by all owning property on the lake. He has hauled timber to the land adjoining the lake and is to put up a bungalow
 Lieut. Lawrence P. Treadwell, II. s. N, who has beef visiting his sis ter, Mrs Merritt W! Hill returned to his home in New York on Monday. | Lieut. Treadwell, who is on a months i leave Of absence, will report at Nor folk, Va. and go aboard the us. 5. Virginia to which he was recent y assigned. From Norfolk the "Vir- :inia' will g. on training cruise.
 Albert Evitts, the well liked drug gist, passed Sunday and Monday with friends at Scarsdale, N. Y.
 Eugene ward of Roxbury was a yisitor in. town, Tuesday.
 Charles I. Leach is still selling )ccident Flour at the old price. It osts little more than other Hours. t is made for those people who care nough about bread to notice the Inference in different kinds. The rice of Occident Flour is at all times high to permit the eAclus- { ve use of the choicest selected Jheats; the maintenance of the efnes'. leanest, most sanitary and most lodern mills in the world; the em. f loyment of the most extensive puri- ying processes ever used in flour lillirg. including the thorough -ashing of every kernel of wheat be- ,ro mliling; The employment Of the F lcst skiilful and painstaking mjllers . , maintain the many complicated ! rocesses at highest efficiency. In re- lcn for the small extra cost Of Occi- snt, MT Leach guarantees tho quall- ' not only good but enough better ian other Hours to be immediately o.icea ah.e,- that you can make bread on it. that in purity, whiteness. ch flavor, fine even texture and ,neral goodness is better than the cad you can make from any other UT.
 MT and Mrs M. W. Hill are passing weeks visit in New York City.
 William Jennings of New York ssed Sunday with his mother, Mrs lwrence Jennings. George Lines of South Norwalk IS in New Milford, Sunday and Onday, the guest of Dr Allen. He lde the trip in his auto. s Mrs Ii. D. Hine is ill with quinsy
 the home of her brother, w. A. Of ats, in New Haven. in H. D. .Hine was in New Haven, yo Iesday, attending the sessions of 3 Grand Chapter. . s. Ferris has taken a po- te, t ion with a wholesale meat house a l Bridgeport. lls allss William Northrop has bought a SS SS Inton automobile of his brother, A. Northrop, Jr.
 Mrs William Keller and son have urned after a sojourn of twoweeks C Kent.