The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
IN FRATERNAL CIRCLES.

c. D. Pulver spent the first of the week at his former home in Mi]l9rton, N. Y. The l. o o. F, lodge from Red Hook, N. r., paid fraternal visit to the MillertOn lodge while MT Pulver was there and exemplified the second degree in highly satisfactory manner. It is rumored that M Pulver made 8 subetan- l tial fer for "Jorrg" to present to his own Ddge but the offer was promptly refused.
 St Peter's lodge, No. 21, F. & A. M., worked the first degree on a candidate at their last regular meeting, Tuesday even- ing, October IF. Among the visiting members were Brothers Beards ley, Kirk and Black of Rising Sun lodge, Washing ton.
 The members of Good Shepherd lodge are looking forward to 8 good time on the evening of their regular meeting, October 26, when they have their troll call, :" to which every member is expect ed to be present and respond to his name, after which the entertainment commit tee will have something to inte est the
 brothers
 F. R. Kimlin and family of Torrington
 are visiting Mrs Kimiin's parents, MI
 and Mrs H. Walker, of this village.
 J. A. Colepaugh has engaged in the l DuSluEeE auu AppEhES bU UE
 having plenty of work.
 The entertainment given in the Sunday school room of the Congregational
 church, entitled "Old Maids Conven- tion," was 8 pronounced success. The
 audience was kept in roars of laughter
 from start to finish.
 Mrs Carl Schoverling and daughter re
 turned from Europe, Friday, the 18th
 George W. Richmond of Waterbury
 was ln town. Saturday.
 A dance is being arranged to take plac'
 in the newly erected ws 3honse of Suite
 Brothers on the 18th. An orchestra O
 four pieces has been engaged for th
 occasion.
 The Rectory football team jour 1eyeC
 to Washington, Saturday, to play thu
 Gunnery team, and had to admit defea to the tune of 34 to 5.
 Barney Gilmore's celebrated play kidnapped in New York" will be p p'e sented, next Monday night, in the Tow hall.
 Hon A. B. Mygatt has so far recovere,
 that he is able to get around again an attend to his duties.
 c. K. Riddiford was in New York Tuesday, buying goods for the hc lida } frade.
 The entertainment given in the Y. M c. A. rooms, Monday night, was ls rge l attended. The program consisted 0 : solos by Louis s. Richmond, singing b. male quartet: Gus Tavlcr, Jesse Ives /, Fred Starr and Clayson Perry, recitation
 by Mias Amy Humisto reading by " 3 o. Green, ehort talk by Rev J. Plumb, and orchestra music by the Ney
 Milford orchestra. s Editor Joshua A. Bolles of the Gazett was in New Haven and Bridgeport, Mor !, day.
 :, Nelson Kinney has sold fine cow
 c. K. Trowbridge of Woodbury. K. A. Wildman has bought some 200 cases of tobacco and will open his ware house about November l. E. L. NJ rthrop and Nelson Richmon e are painting the town bridges, and hay }. already completed the large iron bridge ' at Boardman and Still River. WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY. a The funeral of Mrs Burton Warne n whose early life was spent here, toc @ place In New Haven on Saturday. M a Warner had been i'll fur many weeks
 gastritis.
 ,e Miss Jennie M. Burr of shefael ?. Masss. 8 former resident, Is spendir 2. some slime at Miss Roberts. se Mrs Arthur Morehouse and Stepht ,y paid visit to Mir Morehouse, on Sstu U, day. sa Mrs AbneF Lewis has entertained rel n. tives from Massachusetts who have be. ,u driving through the countf2s Id Mir and Mrs Curtis, newly fnafri of couple from Ansonia, visited at Smi ,g LVon'e, last week. or Carr Lyon is bni lding B fine stock ba 1d in Chestnut Land, 25x60 Iii. ". Bee Id of Marbledale, an efficient workman, h Lr- the contract. The barn will have ba St ment with eight foot D ,sts, with ts F. rows Of stanchions for cows nc Elmore Putt has started his Cider m la st Northv lla and has already ground .
 100 barrels. He has several thou aa b. bushels of apples waiting. but has had 3B go alnw oa account of low water. h. Silaa 5. Birch Of Worthwhile Is buildi ,n. 2 large shed.
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