The Newtown bee., 1909-12-24
The Newtown Bee. Newtown, Friday. December 2i. 1909.
ROxbury
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 FESTIVAL.

THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 FESTIVAL.
 The Congregational Sunday school will hold their Christmas exercises on Monday evening, December s7. There will be interesting exercises by the children and tree with pres ents for the little folks, after which cake end ice cream will be served in the chapel to all.
 CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT CHRIST
 CHURCH.
 Christ Episcopal church will hold it's Christmas entertainment for the childlen of the Sunday school in the Town hall on Tuesday evening, De- cember 2S. There will be interesting exercises and a tree loaded with gifts for the Sunday school scholars.
 Andrew Puchala has rented the Earl GarliCk blacksmith shop at the Center and has opened 1t and is now prepared to do horse shoeing, car riage and wagon repairing of all kinds, all kinds of machine repair work and plumbing and guarantees satisfaction in all work left at his shop. He will be pleased to see all his old customers and others who may need his services at his new place of business, where their work will receive prompt attention. MT Pucnala and family have moved into the upper part of Egbert A. Brad leys house.
 Mrs Mary Mallory was taken from her home, last Monday, to the home of Amos Tyrrell at the Falls, where she will be cared for this winter. lI Is reported that the New Eng land Quartz Go. have sold the old iron and broken machinery at thei, burnt rianr at the Falls to the Waterbury Scrap Iron Co.
 MT and Mrs Walter Booth spent last Tuesday in Waterbury doing Christmas shopping.
 Mrs Egbert A. Bradley left, last week, for a few weeks stay in New York with friends.
 Ira Booth sold to R. Bernhardt, last week, GA acres of land which was formerly part of Captain Charles Thomas farm, also tlact of eight acres formerly owned by Col Hodge anc 15 acres of woodland.
 Mir and Mrs L. p. Boyson, who lived with Mrs David Barnes, have moved to Bridgeport, where they l will make their home. ..
 William A, Minor killed wospring porkers for Miss Emma Beers, last Monday, which tipped the scales at between $50 and 400 pounds. They were dandies. I
 MT and Mrs c. A. Evitts, who lived in Mrs A. H. Whitney's house, have moved to Bridgeport, where MT Evitts has taken a position. |
 Nicholas Ogden has a new five horse power gasoline engine for power on his farm. .~.....
 The Bee representative was kindly ouCCl IdluOu dt uluuCl, ldoI AOuudy, ! at the home of Mir and Mrs Cari Puchala.
 Rev J. o. Emmerson was called to New Hampshire, last Monday, by the severe iilness of his aged father.
 John S. Terrill, who has recently moved into the Fred Terrell place at Roxbury Falls, has been very busy, his fall, picking corn LOT people in this locality. In 17 days he picked 5O1 stacks for Frank H. Pierce, there being about 75O bushels of corn. An other contract he had was for Fred ,. Robinson, where he picked 300 stacks.
 A number of the friends O. Mrs George w. Hurlburt gave her plea sant surprise at her home on Satur- lay evening, December IS, the occa- sion being her birthday anniversary, The game of whish was enjoyed dur ng the evening, after which re- treatments were served. The even- ng was a very enjoyable one for all.
 F. c. Robinson, although busy with carpenter work, is prepared to .ake contracts for all who wish to convert their wood piles into stove engths and for cutting up their ;orn stalks with his engine and out it. He guarantees to do the work and do it right.