The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-11-08

81. All druggists, &c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass
and had many friends. Undertake.
Thomas of New Milford had the ar
engagements in charge.
I'll. II. Dickinson son is in Hartford
learning the electrical business.
w. II. Coldpaugh enjoyed coor
hunt, one day last week, capturing
three fine ones.
Robert Mckeever has a very fine
crop of corn this year. He estimates
he will have about 500 bushels of corn
Mr. FraZee and friend of Brooklyn
and Mrs Martha Stone and daughter
have been guests at the Seward House,
the past week.
w. B.. Seward visited the Pan
American at Buffalo, and New York,
last week.
The quarry is shipping large guam.
Titles of stone to Bridgeport and other
places, about 25O men being employed.
An Italian named Beinadena, living
near JuddX Bridge, was arrested and
brought before Justice Cyrus e. Prin-
die for selling Intoxicating liquors
without d license. He pleaded guilty
and paid fine and cost amounting to
$3.50.
Mrs William BOlden has returned
from England, where she has been for
the past five months.
Miss Josie Bogatta of New Milford
was in town, last week, calling on
friends.
Rev Alfred e. Thistleton is native
of New Jersey; a graduate of the print
ing office, proof room and reportorial
staff. He completed his theological
course at Yale Divinity school in May
of the present year, and began work at
RoXbury on September 10.
David Mcmillan, who has been quite
sick with typhoid fever, the past week,
is improving.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Niedler are out
in new carriage.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Nettleton of
Bridgeport are visiting at Leverett
Castle'S, this week.
Everett Hurlbutt and Frederick
Williams of Glastonbury spent Sunday
at George Hurlburt's.
Mrs Horace Hill and Miss Daisy
were in town, Sunday, calling upon
friends. "
Mrs Sarah Hodge is spending few
days in Washington.
Miss Mary Crofut spent few days
in Bridgeport, last week.
Edwin Hoag has moved into Mrs
Henry Fairchild's place, which he will
occupy this winter.
Myron O'Dell's house has been
frightened with fresh coat of paint.
George Whitehead was the artist.
G. N. Crosby of GAINESVILLE is now
his home with Mr. and Mrs w.
T. Trowbridge.
The depot has been improved by be-
ing painted.
Miss Caroline Warner, who has been
in poor health for several months, has
now fully recovered.
Charles Scluth and family, who have
been spending the summer at August
Kruger's house, left last Monday for
Hartford, where they are to make
their home.
Miss Nellie Tyrrell is staying for
1umber of weeks with Mrs Russell
Ford in the Purchase.
Mrs Amos Tyrell is in poor health.
Mr. Buckingham, who is 50 years old,
S remarkably smart. He was out in
jhe field picking corn, last week.
The Sergeant struck his old time
gait the past week and the squirrels he
are almost beyond belief, if
hey were not visible to others, as he
lad bag full. A fine lot of game was
ent to his New Milford home.
Robert Thomas purchased, the past
week, one of the finest two-year-old
lilies in the county. She is large,
nelly bred in the purple. In the hands
f Mr. Thomas all look for great things
n this purchase.
Charles Crofut come up from Bridge
ort on Saturday evening to spend the
abbath with his parents and while
ere did not forget his Judd's Bridge
riends.
Clayton B. Squires and Will Minor
ere out hunting little while on
aturday last; they brought home IA
rays.
The Selectman are contracting the
'ads for the coming year. AS the
,ads were left exclusively in their
ands, there is no doubt but that they
i'll have good roads, as the selectmen
e actively interested in this town.
Harvey Thomas won second money in
Re 800 class at the races at Wood
Try, last week, this being the first
me the colt was in arace. Mr. Thomas
highly elated, as he demonstrated ]
all that the colt has all the qualities
it'll a little developing, that go to
AXE first class race horse. BY pres :
It appearances he will not stop at the