The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-05-13

DR. Todd, the veterinarian. is now To-
Gated in his new home on East street,
the London place, which he bought this
spriDg. He still retains his office at the
New England house.
Bert Ferris has a valuable horse very
sick at the stables of DR. Todd, which the
latter is treating.
Frank White, who is now with DR.
Todd, would be glad to secure horses to
handle and break. He can furnish aatie-
factory references and can be found arv
time at DR. Todd's office.
Among the MasOrs from this village
who have attended the grand chapter
meeting in Hartford, this week, are j. A.
Northrop, A. Fl. McMahoD, w. f. Ben
nett, Fl. S. Mygatt and Alex Levy.
Andrew Barnes is having a substantial
bapK wall LAID in front of bis property
on Grove street. Christian Haneen, the
well known mason, has the work in
charge.
Christian Hansen has completed two
cottages on the Boardman Bridge road.
and has already sold one of them.
Charles Carlson will soon build a house
on New street, 23x25. The carpenter
work will be in charge of Mesers s. C.
and A. E. Lathrop.
Mrs Mary Calvin of Grove street has
been III with sciatic rheumatism. Her
niece, Miss Mary Mcdonald Of Danburv.
has been assisting her with the house
work.
Amos Marah. one of the thrifty and
substantial farmers of the town, is build
ing new barn, 36x26. The carpenter
work is in charge of Messrs John Town
send and Charles Penny, first class work
men.
Messrs S. c. and A. E. Lathr3p are
hustling along the work on the new
house Of M. Fl. Feeuey. 1t will be
structure, 22x26, with an ell.
Thomas C0nDOrs of Grove street ia
digging out an embankment in the rear
of his barn. He expects TO move is barn
back, which will give him another build
ing lot.
A. Fl. Jennings, who has teen the agent
for the Adams Express Co. here for the
past two or three years, has been promot-
ed and will go to Boston, Mass, in the
general office, where he has a position
with an increased salary given him. A
man from New Haven takes his place.
Tuesday, and Mr. Jennings will go to
Boston about June l. His family will
go with him, so your correspondent
hears.
Frederick E Pepper and family have
gone to Springfield. Mass, where he has
q situation. They left New Milford on
Tuesday of this week. !
The baseball game played at Conetia |
Park Fair grounds on Saturday last, be-
tween the club of the Gunnerv school at
apd the club of the Rectory
school Of New Milford, resulted in a score |
of II to 5 in favor of the Gunnery team |
New Milford is showing quite q patri-
otto sentiment since the splendid victory
Of the now Rear Admiral George Dewey |
nver the Spanish at Manila. Flags are |
q natlug on many buildings In honor of
the great event, and especially in South |
Main street, where nearly every resi-
dence has large bunting of Old GLORY /
waving TO the breezes. Three cheers for
the beautiful Star Spangled banner
Long may she wavel
It is reported that Frederick S. Rich
nond, while on visit in BROOKLYN, N
Z, has been quite seriously injured by a.
,rolley car. Further particulars not vet
'eceiYed.
Miss Mar,ha G.. McMahon returned
rom Clifton Springs, N. Y, where she
las been for the past two or three
months, on Friday evening nf last week.
Frank Stuart, tramp who has been
bout the place for the past week or
more, got gloriously intoxicated on Sun
lay last. He was arrested, tried and