The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-06-02
with the best. F. s. Brownies as connect
ed with Loomarwick Inn, is among the
largest and most productive.

largest and most productive.
PAY YOUR TAXES AND BE HAPPY.
| William FL. Church of Washington, was
in this village, last Saturday afternoon
as town tax collector, gathering in all
the tithes available for current town ex.
penses during the year to come. MI
Church proves to be one of our most af.
fable collectors, and pleasant townsman
to meet.
New Preston consolidated baseball
nine played, or attempted to playa match
game with New Milford High school
nine on New Preston Hill lawn, last Sat-
urday afternoon, but six innings were
Played and according TO the rules, we
are told the score was to 0 in favor of
New Preston.
MRS IL. G. BesrIsley, accompanied by
ner mother and sister, Mrs G. N. Beeman
ara Miss Lillian Beeman, on Tueday of
tnls week, left New Milford on afternoon
train for Mrs Beardsley's home in Phelps,
N. T., where Mrs and Miss Be .ast will
PROBABLY remain through thu a1.:aer.
mrs Beeman's late residence q AXE
slae Is closed, but is for rent to anyone
oeslrous OF beautiful home on the shore
OF Lake Waramaug or the house ia suita-
Die for right party to conduct summer
boarding house.
Daniel q. Beeman has been ill, during
the past week, at Dea S. N. Taylor's and
DR. Marcy still calls on him daily.
At meeting on Wednesday of last
week of the East Aspetuck Mill Owners
Association it was deemed best for GER
tain members that more water be allowed
TO flow from Lake Waramaug.
Horace Mccain has concluded his term
of service with F. j. Hosford and engag-
ed himself for the season with William
G. Beeman at Lakeside.
Miss Alice Hosford of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs F. J. Hos
ford over last Sunday and Memorial day. |
The graves of deceased soldiers in the
cemetery were decorated with flowers
and flags on Tuesday morning of this
week by veterans and their friends. Will
liam FL. Donegal, Esq, Commander of
Upton post, New Milford, was master
Of ceremonies.
Mrs George c. Sterling of Bridgeport
visited her sister, Mrs F. S. Brown, over
last Sunday.
We were favored last Saturday after.
noon by call from J. A. Bolles of the
New Milford Gazette, who always brings
life and cheer and seems to gladden. all
who come in friendly contact with him.
Mr. Bodies intends to give several of the
in this locality a puff in his
paper and we hope every farmer will see
hat he has his paper when it comes out
F. j. Hosford purchased, last week, by
telephone of Seth Pratt at Litchfeld, a
pair of large gray mules, which Mr. Ros-
ord intends to use this summer on his
ce delivery wagon.
Thomas G. Black received, last week.
It the railroad station another large car
|
Il those A.. No l. Western oats, which he
prepared to sell at lowest market price.
Frank Humphrey of Ltchffeld has
ented the j. d. Cramsey cottage in this
'lllage for the summer and expects his
amily will soon occupy it, while his
louse in Litchfield is occupied by New
FORK City family through the summer.
Mrs Cora Bumford of Carmel, N. Y,
vas the guest of Mr. and Mrs Herman
Hoffman, part of last week.
Mrs Peck of Cornwall is boarding for
ew weeks at Miss Cynthia Knapp's :
While under DR. Msrcy's treatment for 7
pinal complaint. !
Hon n. Staub of New Milford is clear
12 up his newly purchased land at Lake.
lde Of brush and we hope will soon have
number of building sites for cottages
eady for market.