The Newtown bee., 1909-11-19

The Borden people have erected a new milk station at the covered bridge l in this village, Wallace Dickinson of Falls Village having charge of the job. number of cans now that the farmers are bringing their milk each morning to this village.
 c. E. Baldwin has had Myron Curtiss and son doing extensive painting for | him, having given his residence, car | riage and horse barns and also, his ten ant houses a fresh coat of paint.
 A. L. Mallett has moved his family to Kent, where he is employed by the Mu- tual Milk & Cream Co.,, and where he has been boarding for some time past.
 Mrs R. E. Carpenter has recently been, entertaining her brother and his | family.
 F.. Arlington Yutzler has been ap- pointed by the selectman as sealer of weights, as such services were needed at the different R. R. station in town, preparatory to the weighing of mails. William A. Preston now has telephone connections with the outsideF world, making 1t more convenient for his fam fly, as they. live some little distance from the village.
 Mrs R. F. Smith, Jr., and Miss Agnes Behrens drove to Lakeville, last We'd nessdav, on a shopping trip.
 Last week parties were along taking up the reJected ties at the different stations, paying 10c each. There were quite number at this station, as seve- ral wood jobs have been sending in to this place for a year or 50 past MT and Mrs Robert N. Cochrane and daughter, Josephine, also Miss Minnie E. Cochrane, were out of town recently
 Mrs R. L. Flynn and daughter of Derby were guests of Mrs David l.. smith, one day last week. MT and Mrs Charles R. Smith visited relatives in Kent, last week. Smithy ex- engagements in town made the trip necessary.
 MT and Mrs Willis Potter entertained the Ladies dance committee, Friday evening of last week, at which time were discussed ways and means for an- thought that the last one being such a | success it was safe enough to risk an other, the date to be about December 1, This week l.. c. Beal of Chapinyille has his well-digging machinery in Dr Robinson's yard busily at work, having left George R, Smith with a 50 foot well flowing 10 gallons to the minute, It must be that l.. H. Richmond and $. J. Cole have given up coon hunting as a bad job. They have both disposed or thelr valuable dogs to outside porties at good prices.
 An automobile parade was in evil dence last Saturday afternoon, when the cars of Dr Joseph Robinson, Edward w W, Cartwright, John B. Calhoun and Whit ing J. Wilcox, met the 8 o'clock train and took the Harrington school boys over to Cornwall to play football with the Rumsey Hall boys.
 Rev C.. H. Fitch was in Torrington, f fhis week, attending the conference. He was accompanied by M. s. Kicker son.
 D. L. Smith was in Bridgeport, Tues day last, on business.
 William Oliver is getting out, setting and building the railing along the fiji at Terredale Spring.
 Miss Ellen Cochrane was in town for several days, last week, renovating the rooms in her house, preparatory to renting it to tenant.
 Mir and Mrs M. S. Nickerson left, last saturday, for New Britain, where they will make an extended stay with their niece, Mrs l.. H. Hanford.
 Mrs F. B. Wood of New Rochelle, who was visiting her sister, Mrs Memmott, was summoned home by the serious ill., Wood.
 Frank Dean of Torrington was over last. week, joining with his brother, Roolnson ". Dean, in making settle ment with J. H. Adams, who is to give up the lJean farm and return to his work as engineer in the near future, his family returning to their cottage on the other side of the river.
 Miss l;ei tie F. Kern spent Sunday With Mir and Mrs Willis Potter.
 Miss Emma Perrett spent the past week with Miss Hazel Crosby.
 Asa J. WnIlney is nome from West Suffield, Mass.
 George E. Cole left, last Friday, for Camillus, N. r., where he has employ ment, and where he will reside with his sister, Mrs D. l.. Minnehan.