The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-01
NEW MILFORD.
TIE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

j. w. aoyt can sell you graphophone at
almost any price, 81. 80 to 800. with the rec
ords to match. He has the famous Edison,
How Is poonap empoVs s q aG she
firm of r. G. Bennett & Son.
The local milkmeas who recently ad-
vanced the price of milk to six cents per
quart, have gone back to the former price
Of five cents, owing to the dissatisfac-
among their customers.
Grand Secretary Grinnel1 paid an off1c-
ial visit to New Milford lodge, No. 292,
N. e. 0. P, Monday evening, and his
earnest remarks were a source Of much
pleasure to the ''faithful few who were
there to greet him.
There was no meeting of the Monday
club, this week, on account Of Thanks
giving duties. Next Monday, December
4, the club will meet with Miss A. e.
Bostwick; subject, 'Religious life of
New e gland as re fl 4cted In New Eng
land authors"
Miss Genevieve Barker is seriously Ill
at her home. DR. Russell of New Haven
has been called in cons ultation.
Duffy's Jubilee drew o crowded house
the frat night The second night the at
tendance was small The play Ia good
one and will be always welcomed here
The wedding OF our late townsman,
Rev Mr. Everest, to Miss Jerome of New
York, took place &C noon, Tuesday, at
st Andrews church, New York
M. w. Hill, the popular Bank street
jeweler, has placed 3 large clock bearing
his name in the, asserting room at the
tobacco wareh0uee oil Vincent Sterling.
Augustus Taylor attended the Yale
Princeton game, Saturday.
The postoffice was closed, Saturday
afternoon, fl ON tod in respect to the
deceased vice president.
The Town hall was well filed TO wit
ness Howe's Moving Pictures, Monday
nights and the exhibition was greatly en-
joyeds
Eddy'a building is being renovated BY
Charles Beachsa men.
A dancing club has been formed with
Frank Soule as president. They meet In
the Noble Bennitt hall.
| Fred Jennings of Bridge street has the
dlphtherfa. The house has been quar-
antined.
Mrs Fred Pepper Ia serioufly Ill In St
Luke's hospital, New York. Her moth
er and sister have been down for several
days owing TO the setiousness of the
| case.
1.-THE Sunshine of Paradise ALLEY" will
be played, Friday night. This is an ex-
cellent play and ought to dra crow ded
house. The play Ia written by the cele-
brated actor, Denmsn Thompson, who it
Will be remembered has made such hit
with 'tThe Old Homestead
The entertainment given by Edward
Vance Cooke, last Friday night, at In
gleside school was vtry humorous one,
and those that were unfortunate not to
attend missed great treat.
@. e. RiddifoId, the popular Bank
street jeweler, has on exhibition in his
| window gold headed cane which he is
going to present to the Firemen's fair.
The wonder Workers" gave 8 nice
little entertainment In Sc Johns parish
house, Tuesday night. The program
consisted OF chorus singing, solos by
Miss Ada Segar, recitation by Miss AMY
Humeston and little Miss Northrop, four
years old, which was very cute. 1.-THE
QuarrelsOme Passy CATS played by MAS.
very amusing. Great praise is due Miss
Botsford and Mrs Taylor for the manner
in which the entertainment was given.
Peter Peterson, the genial resident Of
Railroad street. invites the public In to
hear his Edison graphophone, which he
/ says never makes skip. He has also
the agency for the Columbian graphic
phone and records.
THE MERRYALL DISTRICT.
Mrs Henry Murray visited in New Ha-
| ven, last week.
Mrs Newton of Falls Village has been
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Peck OF New Preston has been
spending some time with her parents.
Mrs Louisa Abbott has returned from
her visit in Falls Village.
! The many friends of Miss Emeiine
Goode viii be pleased TO hear that she Is
improving since she went to the hospital
In New Jersey.
John Hudock hurt his hand quite bad
IL while butchering pigs, last week.
"A new blacksmith shop has been built
ct the mine.
Will Beecher ID driving team FL
Chauncev Marsh OF Wellsville.
Miss Ida Marsh has entered the Center
school as one OF the teachers. May enc.
cess attend her In the future as it has Ii
the past.