The Newtown bee., 1899-09-08
THE BEE.
Nswtown, Fridsv, Sept. s, 1899
CIRCULATION
ssauary 1. 1889, 81"
Last Week, 1925
LitChfeld County.
NEW MILFORD.
THE BAND CONCERT.

| W. oo WIG pSsL VI LHS E6AsUn. 1UG | TO
gram will be as follows:
| March, "Folies Borgere'" Lincke.
Overture, "Barber OF Seville" Rossini.
| Waltz, "The Moth and the Flame." Witt.
| Cake Walk, smokey Mokee." Holman.
| Solo for Cornet, "Gypsy Love Song" (from
the Fortune Teller. Ferbert.
Schottische, Hello Ma Baby" Emerson,
Medley Selection, "TF Winner" Mackie
"Darkton is out Tonight" Characteristic
piece, Marion.
Finale, "OOme Home, Dewey, We won't do
\ h thing to you,' Dresser.
| j. }. Anard. Director.
GUESTS AT THE BALDWIN HOUSE HAVE A
FINE TIME.
The summer guests at the Baldwin
house are having ,ts of fun; somethir q
going all the time. Saturday night
they had q "bay rides" afterward a
dance in the hall over D. McMahon's
store. The dress of the gentlemen for
the dance caused no end of amusement.
Monday they spent the aftt loon at
Low rs Leap.
The infant child of Rev and Mrs ORA
per was very i'll with cholera infantum,
but at this time of WritiDg the baby ia
reported better.
Editor Joshua A. Boll,s was in the
Psrk City, Tuesday.
DR. and Mrs G. B. Blackman have been
passing the week with Mr. and Mrs s. A.
Blackman at Fairfield Reach
j. A. Levy, our local artist, lettered a
very artistic banner for Water Witch
Hose Co., which has been much admired.
The cellar for the new house of A. M
Palmer, on the Wellesville road, is COM
pIeted and George Murphy, who has the
contract for the carpenter work, will
loon commence operations on the same.
Don't forget the New Milford fair,
September u, ID and IA. 1T will be big
ger and better than ever, this year.
Rev Il. L. Everest, formerly of the
RectI n school, was in town, last week,
on business, and incidentally c. ling on
friends.
Near'y so members of Water Witch
Hose GO. attended the firemen's parade
in Naugatuck, Monday, and with the
Second regiment band 10 furnish music,
certainly made very fine showing.
They returned ON the 1856 p. m. train,
rept ring splendid time.
The New Milford band drove to Litch-
field, Monday, to II rnish music for the
hremen's parade held in that place, La
Dor day. The orchestra furnished dance
music fl their ball IN the evening.
x. Trenkaus, the baker, who was so
seriously Injured in the tragedy of Au.
gust "a, has returned from the Danbury
hospital much improved, but still very
weak, and re-opened the bakery, with
more assistance.
Charles Pulver, the genial watch re-
pairer at M. w. HIPS. spent Labor day
in Danbury in attendance at the races.
Louis Welton Of New York was In
town, the early part Of the week.
Clifford Hatch 10 home with his family,
having returned from Ansonia.
''DLffy's Jub lees is booked to appes +
in the Town hall, Friday, the 8th.
Miss Adelaine Buck arranged a "sheet
and pillow case" party, Tuesday night,
in the Town hall, when upwards of %
couples were present. Great praise Ia
due to the above for the manner in which
eve rVthinG passed off. Refreshments
were served. Music was furnished bv
the New M lford orchestra.
@. t. Schoverling has gone West on
business.
Fr~d Graham ia in Hartford and vicin
ity buying tobacco for 81. Schoverlipg
Co.
The store on Bank street, short ly to b.
occupied by P. N. Cassidy OF bicycl,
fame, is nearly ready IL occupancy. IT.
appea rance gives credit 10 the landlord
Noble Bennitt, also the painter, M
Partridge.
Mr. Staveley, formerly resident of thi
town but now of Philadelphia, was i,
town, Friday of last week, on business
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Douglas Wi
liams, the newly welded couple, were il
town over Sunday.
George f. Pixley has q fast PAGER
bought of Seth Pratt of Litchfield.
Charles nj. Beach has a pair of ne,
horses, bought of Seth Pratt of Litcl
field.