The Newtown bee., 1901-11-29
CHESTNUT LAND.


 New York Herald of November 26.
 CHESTNUT LAND.
 MT and Mrs Andrew Bristol were guests of relatives in Southville, re- gently.
 Lawrence Camp has harvested this fall, 12OO bushels of corn. He also had a very fine crop of potatoes. Miss May Camp spent last Wednes- day in Bridgeport. Mrs Andrew Anderson is no better. Dr GriswOld now attends her.
 That estimable and popular citizen, G. M. Breinig, has bought very fine Parker gun. As MT Breinig does ev- erythng thoroughly he undertakes, the boys may soon have to look to their lanrels. Mir Breinig has standing in- vitation to join the boys at the shoot ing grounds at Stanley Warmers.
 For fine butter go to the Farmers Trading Co.,, as they make it one of their specialties, having just received an invoice of the celebrated C20O, FL gin creamery butter at 2Sc pound, which has always been so popular at this store. Good creamery print but ter, 25c; farmers butter, 25c. All warranted.
 Henry Harris has been in New York, this week.
 The ladies' whist club was very de- 1 lightfully entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs A. H. McMahOn of South Main street.
 E. B. Wheeler, the well-known War ren horseman, gave the New Milford horsemen call on Monday.
 Miss Julia Brewster, who has been on the sick list, is convalescent.
 Mrs Henry Treadwell gave an enjoy able dinner party on Friday last to a select company of friends.
 Miss Sanford and Miss Jennie San ford spend Thanksgiving with friends in New York.
 MT and Mrs John. w. Hoyt will be guests on Thanksgiving day of MT Hoyt'S parents at Brooktield Iron Works, where Mir and Mrs Hinton and children will also be entertained.
 Mr and Mrs E. A. Wildman were in Brook field on November 13 as guests at a surprise birthday party in honor of Mrs J. H. Bronson, who is in her 9Oth year. It was most delightful occasion to all concerned. A fine din- ner was served and the social chat was enjoyed by everyone present. R. & A. M. Booth have sold a very handsome road buggy to Allen Hill of Aspetuck.
 John Colebrook has moved to Schen- ectady, N. Y.
 Eli Weeks of Bantam, general agent of the Phoenix Life Insurance com pany, was in town, Monday.
 Mir and Mrs G. E. Ackley spend Thanksgiving with New Haven friends.
 Among those who will be guests Of Mir and Mrs E. F. Hawley on Thanks giving day at dinner will be Postmaster and Mrs G. w. Anthony, Mir and Mrs Wesley Anthony and Miss Martha Me Mahon.
 Mrs NJ. c. Johnson of Monroe is the guest of her son, $. J. Johnson. MT and Mrs George 0. Lines pass Thanksgiving with Charles Lines in } New Britain.
 Clarence Beardsley of New Haven will pass Thanksgiving day with his parents, Mir and Mrs Charles F. Boards , ley, at the Wayside Inn. Mir and Mrs Levi Richmond will en certain quite party on Thanksgiving day, including MT and Mrs s. B. Rich ; mond, Mir and Mrs Jerome Castle anC sons, Mir and Mrs Frank E0ittS, Nil and Mrs w. M. Richmond. Ex-Comptroller Staub and New York parties were at Gaylordsvilile on Sat urday looking over the proposed water power schemes in which MT Staub is Z interested.
 Mir and Mrs George B. Calhoun will pass Thanksgiving day with MT Cal. houn's parents, Mir and Mrs Burr Cal hOun, in Washington.
 Monroe Benjamin of Falls Village was in town, Monday.
 Mrs C. E. RiddifOrd and daughter Gertrude, have returned from d visit at Lee, Mass.
 Thomas J. Churchill of BOardman has bought very handsomely trimmed harness of that Bank street dealer, Frank Evitts.
 William Donnelly of Boardman has commenced housekeeping in the vil- lage.
 The young peoples whist club were very delightfully."- entertained on Tues day night by Miss Ella Belle Sterling
 F. V. Sterling passed Sunday with Bridgeport friends. Y. B. Sterling and family will be guests on Thanksgiving day of Mir and Mrs A. B. Sterling.