The Newtown bee., 1898-05-13
HOTCHK1ssv1LLE AND VICINITY.

E. W. Pond spent Sunday here with
his wife, who is living with her daugh-
ter, Mrs G. H. Allen.
Mr. Pond starts out Eas', as he saws
business in the South is very dull. He
travels for the Blank Book Co. of New
| York.
Frank Allen, who was fishing for cells
one night last week, caught trout. 1t
weighed one and one-half pounds.
Frank has beat the record in this section
q. Fl. Allen is on the sick list.
Mr. Leigh was over from Thomaston,
last Tuesday.
j. F. Roberts visited his father in
ThomastOn, Saturday and Sunday last
William CrOwell, the popular phOtog-
rapher, is selling book giving history
of Litchfeld hills, also one giving illus
trations Of the life in Cuba.
The child of Mr. and Mrs A. Winter
bourne is under the care OF DR. Karr-
mann.
DR. and Mrs B. R. Shopp were in the
willie, last Saturday.
Mr. Beardsley, who is in the employ of
the American Shear Co, has moved his
family from SOuthipgtOn.
Waiter Nelson has moved from the
Winters house into the place vacated by
Mr. Booth. Mr. Booth has moved in IN
der the Conference room.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas France celebrated
the 25th anniversary of their marriage,
Monday night.
Henry Watson, who went from here, a
short time ago, to Walden, N. Y, will
move his family on Saturday.
g. S. Allen, proprietor of the green
house on Peacock hill, has been busy
getting his cousins moved from Middle
bury into the Abrahams place on High
street, Woodbury..
The boys have commenced fishing in
the streams for bull heads.
Frank 2. Thomas has q very lame
horse.
Hubbard Hotchkiss is on the gain.
The selectmen decided they would have
fence running from Frank Dawson'l
place along the ditch to the mill, 81
they secured telephone poles for thai
purpose. The neighbors, after consider
ing the matters, decided il they had go
to have a fence there made of telephone
poles they would sooner be without one
so the poles were drawn farther on, abovt
the shear shop, where they would no
be seen bv those living Ia the Center.
K. W. Ensign, the well known pape
hanger ana painter of Waterbury, VIII
q short time since moved here into tn
=. Chapman place on Main street, has sue
' ceeded In building up a good business
d His work gives perfect satisfaction an
undoubtedly he wi | continue to do al
he can to please his host of patrons.
K. w. Pond is home.
While Stiles Atwood's gitls were on
driving, the horse, on account of the hal
ness breaking, ran, throwing out the tw
girls and badly damaging the Wagon
The girls were considerably shaken NJ
but no bones were broken. Mr. Atwoo
has disposed of the horse.
Mrs George G. Terrill and Mrs E. "
Pond have succeeded In riding the bicycle
Miss Stella Allen returned to the WI
terbury hospital on Wednesday last.
The Misses Bessie and Ruby Allel
=, who have been sick the past few week
!" are now convalesciDg.
Eddie Nichols spent Sunday with b
parents.
Alfred johnson tested his milk in I
- Laval separator, last week. From II
quarts of milk he procured 26 quarts
cream which, when churned, yielded
pounds of butter.
Mrs Albert Barnes and daughter
ek Southbury. and Mary Barnes were ente
N. tanned by Mrs Miles Holmes on Thur
ly dav.
of Mis- Nellie Human entertained h
"a. schoolmates and friends on her IL
ht- birthday, May 5, at her home on Gras
on Hill.
re; John Gee is visiting his daughter, NJ
ali B. Hall.
<: Mr. Gordon Of Washington visited He
90 nv Dawson, last week TbursdBy
~ Hobart d. Morris has greatly imprc
i. - ed the sidewalk from the Cash store
M the Postt flee.
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