The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26
The Newtown Bee
 NswtowR Friday, March is, iola.
] Washington.
A MODERN scH00L nrILDINn.

A MODERN SCHOOL BUILDING.
 Tho new brick schanlh0us0 at Wash. ingtnn Depot is nearing completion and is an ornament and . credit to inc building committee and tne contractors i0ig mo Brothers, The building Is Of rick with marble trimmings, The in sldl finish on tho walls is of yellow 1nf, very foktful to the eyes The large High. school room Is very much ads mired The heating apparatus was put ln by Henry F0ul0ls Y s0P, the reliable local heater contractors and plumbers. Frank ]. kilb0urne and Ralph AYefill who have had the oversight Of the building operations, deserve the hearty thanks Of the public for their good work, II promises to DO one o6 the most houses to be found Tn Connecticut, Architect Elrlsall of New Milford drew the plans and has supervised the work,
 The writer has been informed that Dr D. R, Pendlet0n Of Westiield, Mass, has been advised by physicians 10 suspend his practice for an uncertain period pr Pendlet0n was well liked when here in practice several years ago and all were 10th 10 bid him adeit. It is most sincerely regretted that on aceout Of his ill-heulth 1t Is now thought best for him 10 abandon his practice where he
 
 visited tnls village the past year to collect former accounts and may do so ! again If his trouble allows him. Some people seem t0 think that q doctors account can be settled at any time but lt is generally believed that q doctors Dill ought to be paid as prompt as any. We hope the doctor will find t so on bis next visit. His father. A. 5. Pen dleton, has erected garage in Vest field, Mass, where autOn 0biles are kept in good order as well as sold and ex- changed, ana this llne may occupy the doctor himself while he rests and re- cuperates. It is earnestly hoped that lie will regain his strength and be able to again hang out his stgn, for his abili- 1 ty and medical knowledge are of high order.
 Miss B. E, Neff, secretary at Wyke- ham Rise, hls been obliged to leave her position and return home on account of | i'll health
 i Fred G. Brinsmade of the Gunnery is 1 now taking classes at Wykeham Rise | in mathematics, to fill the vacancy left 1 in Miss Netf's classes.
 The Senior class Of the High school gave supper Thursday evening. Four, fine young deer were seen short distance above New Preston sta 'tion, Wednesday morning.
 | Mr and Mrs John Eckman give a party on Friday evening, in honor of their daughter, Eleanor.
 Mir and Mrs T. Ii. Cosswcll will be at home to their friends on Wednesday, the 31st, from two until six in thaafter- noon. z lI
 An addition is being built on S. F. l Seeleys store n@
 Mrs Agnes KnDorn will move into the | Woodruff house near the photographers studio and her apartments will be oc- cupied about April 1 by Belfanti the truit dealer.
 Mrs Hemingson is having a house built just south of Frank Anderson's. R. W. Bacon is doing the work .,
 C. w. Hodge of ROXbury was in town, Saturday. s
 Carl Bader has been visiting friends in New York City,
 Paymaster F. B. Colby, U, S. N, was in town over Sunday. The Monday club meets next with Mrs Willis Aspnwall. Mrs c. A. Prindle is making a visit in the city. T.l Mrs Cogswel is spending part of the week with her mother at the Nettleton homestead. =. r... | Miss Helen Nettleton, who is located | at the Kingsbury hotel in Waterbury, | speaks very highly of this new hotel. |