The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15

leld It's regular meeting, Tuesday night.
i was the first anniversary of the lodge,
md after the regular business had been
disposed OF, the social session was called
10 order. Thomas f. Hoar presided. The
irst number on the program was a Ger
man song by Gustave Wild. Other num-
Oers were kathleen" by Dennis T. Cum
popular melodies, by Joseph
McCurtin and Joseph Ell. Gillespie;
Just About to FALL by Thomas r.
Hoar; q comical imitation of drum
band, in silence, by M. Mannion; recita-
ton, 1.-THE Mountain Hunter" by Jo-
seph Hoppe Of Court Flushing, No. 1877,
of New York; violin selections by An
thony Gilmartin; recitation on Daniel
by Patrick Troy. After the
musical program speeches were in order.
Debate on the Cuban situation by Thom-
as f. Hoar and James H. Ryan; "Our
Duties to Our Country in Event OF War;"
P. j. Garvin; 1.-The Advancement and
Progress of Court z. L. Barnum Since
it's Institution" P. f. Mcmahon. After
the session a repast was served. The
session closed with the singing of
America"
IMPROVEMENTS TO DRUGGIST 0ARVIN
STORE.
g nuo ~ paEhaHa n0nutGF |
druggists, has had his store front great
" improved. The new front which has
been put in, has two large plate glass
show windows, which are considerably |
larger than the old windows. The ln~
terror of the store has been painted white, |
and looks very neat. Other changes
have been made, all of which are good
MIR Garvin ia bound to haYe everything
up to date.
WOLF PITS AND VICINITY,
Mrs Flewellyn entertained her father
and mother from Weston, last Sunday.
Mrs Wells will rent her place II she
don't sell it.
MIR Murray has entertained his son
| from Danbury.
Jean Mofield will stay on the Beckerly
farm.
Good morning! Have you read Lock
woods ad.
w. J. Mallory, the well.known painter,
has been treating the residence of E'g'n
Andrews to coat of paint. He has also
decorated the residence of Albert Kinney.
Mrs w. j. Mallory has returned from
Hotchkissville where she cared for Mrs
William Dakin, who was il, an old friend
of school days.
Patrick Dolan is doing quite an extern
sive Job of grading about the barn OF
| George Kinner. "Pat" is hustler and
knows how to do any work of this kind
with dispatch and in satisfactory mar
ner. While business has been dull, the
past winter, he has cut off eight acres Of
WOO dland, and as result has the big
qest pile of wood in town.
We have more than we want. You
may not have as many. The prices we
put on our shoes will help to equalize
our possession.-[ Lockwood's Fountain
Place, Bethel.
Mrs Brown, wife of DIR George A.
Brown of Barre, Mass, has returned to
her home after a visit with her father,
E. Romano Barnum.
Easter Sunday was observed by all the
churches, where interesting services
we're held. There was beautiful dis
play Of plants and flowers.
The Methodist choir entertainment
was unusually interesting. The music
and recitatlons were highly appreciated
by large aud enthusiastic audience.
There are many kinds of condition
powders. Perhaps they are all good,
but If you want the best try ours. We
guarantee them to be absolutely pure
and the best tonic your horse can take
l5c package; two for zoe. Garvins
Drug Store.
Brimful of merit are Lockwood's shoes.
Charles T. Short has the agency for
the popular Eagle bicycle. He has sold
one already to r. J. Brown.
Come to us last, but if time is money
come to US first and get our price
| [Lockwood's, Fountain Place, Bethel.
Rev G. A. Knesaps new charge is
Northport, L. 1.
Albert McGregor has sold his farm on
Chestnut Ridge to William A. Frede.
Pr. Mcmahon has accepted the agen-
cy for the Mutual Life and Washington
Life inusrance companies. Both are first
claes companies.
The Hsckett MINISTRIES appear at Mich
ols' Opera house on April 20.
Mrs N. B. Prindle and children of Stew
enson have recently visited friends in
town.
A 80 note will land you in pair of
LockwOod's russell shoes, worth 50.
REDDING.
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