The Newtown bee., 1909-11-26

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 MT and Mrs Thomas Phillips and daughter returned on Monday from q visit in England,
 MF and Mrs B0ys0n visited rela- tiVes in Stratf0rd, recently.
 The D. D, Pierce, Jf., Co. of Bridgeport have Just finished the state road and 1t is pronounced by all an excellent piece of work,
 Rev c. P. Mallory of New York City has visited relatives and friends in town.
 Andrew Puehala is to move to Water bury soon. We are sorry to lcse q good citizen and mechanic.
 Mrs Howard Hawes is quite i'll and under the doctors care.
 Allen Joyce is rep0rtei to be m poor nealth.
 Mrs Sarah Pierce is spending sey- eral weeks here with MT ana Mrs Theodore Elwell.
 Edward HOlgren of Washington, who purchased the Wetmore place in the north part of the town, has moved here with his family and taken possession.
 Mrs E. V. Carpenter is having a large ice house built on her place.
 Mrs B. V. Carpenter has closed her pleasant summer home here for the season and has gone to her New York nome for the winter.
 Mr Ives ol Bridgeport and Charles Sanford of Walnut Beach have been spending several days here with Mr and ...rs w. B. hodge and have been enjoying the hunting, ut have found game scarce.
 Master John Pickett celebrated his sixth birthday anniversary very pleasantly at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs M. J. Pickett, on Painter Hill, last week Tuesday evening. A number of his playmates and neigh bors were present to enjoy the oc- casion with him. Refreshments were served and Master John received number of pretty and useful presents
 Joseph Long has been suffering with rheumatism in his right shoul- der and arm.
 Mrs James Kaylor IS spending Thanksgiving day in Waterbury. where she will attend the wedding of her daughter.
 Frank J. Dickinson has new eight horse power gasoline engine for force on his farm.
 Merchant Allen Joyce, at the sta tion, who has been i'll, is now gain ing slowly. This will be good news to his large circle of friends,
 Master Lercy Cole has returned from a two weeks stay in Southport with his grandfather, w. +, Cole paugh. ...
 F. H. Dickinson and son, Gus, of New York were the guests, last week, of MT and Mrs J. W. Erbacker
 MT and Mrs Howard Daley of Dan bury spent few days, last week, with MT and Mrs Eugene R. Ward. While here MT Daley enjoyed the hunting and captured fine lot of game. ...
 William A. Minor has fine crop of about 700 bushels of corn, which he finished husking, last week.
 Eugene R. Ward is treating his house to new coat of paint.
 The Shepaug Club is to hold a thanksgiving social and dance at the Town hall, this (Thursday) evening, November 25.
 Rev and Mrs F. J. R. Phillips, who have been across the water for a few weeks, visiting with friends, returned to Methodist parsonage, last week Wednesday. MT Phillips, who was quite ill before his return, is now gaining nicely. Their par ishioners and many friends here are glad to welcome them at home again.
 About 35 friends of Miss Lillian Zeiner gave her genuine surprise at her home at Judd's Bridge on Tuesday evening, November g, the occasion being her 18th birthday an- niversary. Dancing and games were enjoyed until the small hours of the morning. During the evening fine luncheon was served. The evening was one long to be remembered by all and the guests departed wishing Miss Lillian many happy returns of the day.
 The young people of Judd's Bridge and Chestnut Land have organized a whist club and have held two meetings thus far.