The Newtown bee., 1895-02-01

E week with her mother, Mrs William Newton. '------s.'- : --ss .'.'ss
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 l.. H. Doten is at his home in Plymouth, Mass sss y,.-.-ss
 l. M. Booth is breaking g. number of fine colts.
 Mrs Donald Forbes is con valeecing.
 MT Gill presided at the meeting held at Tyrrell's hail, last Sunday evening.
 Mrs Allen Jogceentertained her sister, Mrs Garrison of Litchfield, last week.
 MT and Mrs H. A Hill spent Sunday with his parents in Worthwhile. Mrs T, E, Mower is visiting her sister, Mrs M Beers, in NewtoWn. X. t.
 PERSONAL CHAT. :. Mrs James Botsford has been quite sick the past week and IS under the care |. of Dr Pons. .sas k rssss~2sa. z
 Rev Julius Nelson was out of town, Hast Sunday, and the Methodist pulpit was 1 supplied by Rev MT Gill. -s, MT and Mrs G. W. Hurlburt have been I in New Y ork the past week. l .., Lee Palmer had the, mis fortune. to lose g valuable. co w, last week. -.s -.... Charles Tyrrell has returned from Bridgeport hospital somewhat improved | in health. ..s. ,...5.a ,,.
 There was A, very enjoyable surprise f party at Frank Pieree's' Thdrsaay night last. Twenty-Five. couples tripped the l light fantastic. toe until the early dawn. Music. was. furnished by yNorthrop, and Botsford.
 Mrs, Ambrose H. Wilsey. is confined to the house and is under. the doctors care. I, Mrs MoEehouse, who ohasbeen with hel daughter, Mrs Hill, has goneto Hartford to. care for sick child. ...,.
 '- Born, January 27 ; 6 daughter GO MI
 and Mrs James Walsh.,-s4'i --- s~''' Il Howard Smith isevisltiHg into#n. NJ Smith is the agent for the Gonneeticu tIndemnity association ~~- -.-.'-'---''i ? ~ Mrs James Botsford is on the sick list Mrs Luther, who has been under th | care of Dr Ketcham for the past fey } weeks. ,.is reported better. .--+
 Mrs Levi Squire, accompanied by he !. daughter, Mrs Charles Thomas, made 4 v I trip to Woodbury, last week, and visite
 for the first time her great granddaugh ter. ....-., .,...--... ..- -.,. ..,... e, Il Eugene Ward has sold his 1894 crop o e l tobacco. to EVitts & Staub. of New, Mi a ford for Sc ,lb., -.s; .+.4.. ,,. .,.s..-,. t Charles Thomas has also sold his to H ? Warner of New Milford for Sc lb..
 r. Several crops of tobacco were purchas 1 ed here the past week, most of them b
 H. o. Warner he being accompanied 1ool
 ing around by 0. T. -Squires. klthoug j, prices ruled low most are glad to be abl to sell, even at a small price, rather tha to pack it. As money isvery scarce the : are much pleased at the prospects of re ceiving some return for their labor. |, Mrand Mrs George w. Hurlburt mad 2 visit to Washington, D. C., last week Seleetman Thomas had the misfortun to lose one of his mules, it dying wit the eelic. MT Thomas considers it ? great loss as it spells his team, as the | were all that could be desired for drivin e and work of all kinds. He called the pal ! worth about $500. He would like t e find mate to the other one, but it will b . hard to do as it is an extra traveller, bot e at walk and also at trot. II A social was given at the home of Ed z win Bishop one night the past week an a very enjoyable time is reported. M :, Bishop furnished conveyance to- thej homes to those that were,in attendanc ,,l without taa Es. v. ~.-.t-,z,,1. -~'' -.-sa