The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-04-12

| Robert Sherman has returned to his
duties in the Normal school at New
Haven.
Robert Stevens, a student at Pratt
Institute in Boooklyn, spent Sunday at
the parsonage.
Miss Grace Sherman is visiting
friends at Ossining, N. Y.
Born, April 4, daughter to Mr. and
Mrs Elmer S. Andrews.
S. D. Powell, who has been spending
Easter vacation at home, returned to
his work at Yale, on Wednesday.
Charles S. Burr and little son, Mar
Gus, who have been i'll, are convalesc-
ing. Mrs Burr still remains very sick.
DR. Hill is in attendance.
| Ernest T. Bauer, graduate student
in Yale, has been visiting friends in
town as we'll as spending some days
with Willard Fantan, Yale 1902, at his
home in Weston.
F. R. Beach attended the funeral of
his father, w. F. Beach, of Trumbull,
on Monday.
Mrs Charles Beach visited at Bald
win Beach's, last week.
Born, Wednesday, April 3, a son to
Mr2and Mrs H. c. Mcclellan. Miss M.
Aida Wemmerus of the Bridgeport
hospital training school is acting as
nurse.
Miss Bostwick from Boston has TAX
en- the Center school. She is boarding
at H. W. Osborne's.
Owing to the storm there was but a
small attendance OF the Congregation
al church, Easter Sunday. There was
no evening service.
H. G. Mcclellan has taken the con-
tract to build summer house in Red
ding for Mr. briggs of New York. 1t
is to be constructed on the plan Of the
old fashioned log houses. Mr. McCol-
lam is also to build cottage for Nal
lett Sanford. Mr. Mcclellan is in great
demand, this spring, by those who
want a first class carpenter.
The many friends of S. N. Osborne
will be glad to learn that he is improv-
ing and is now able to be about the
house.
Mr. and Mrs Edison Turney visitt d
friends in Easton, Friday.
Editor and Mrs Floyd Tucker and
son, Master Floyd Stiles OF bridgeport,
we're guests on Good Friday and Satur-
day of Mr. and Mrs G. b. Tucker.
Charles Baldwin has a very sick
horse, with but little hopes of it's re-
covery.
Miss Alice Lyon was recent guest
of her friend, Miss Minnie Sherwood
2 Mrs w. w. Ferris is suffering from
a severe cold.
: DR. O'Hara, F. H. Lyford, w. Howe
and E. Ferris were recently enter
tanned by G. B. Tucker.
Miss Adelia A. Lyon recently re
fused $50 for a two year old heifer O
! her raising.
Miss Alice Lyon is entertaining he
two cousins, Misses Mabel and Ethe
Nichols Of Stratford, and Miss Florence
Candee.
Mrs w. A. Shermln is ill with tn,
grip.
Wilson w. Ferris of Rock House ha
a window full of handsome flowers
They are as fresh and green as if the,
had been growing in the garden in
stead Of in the house all winter.
Mrs Arthur Sherwood, who has beel
out of health for some time past, ha
gone to the hospital for treatment.
J. Wheeler began blowing on Apri
l. Mrs Wheeler is Unfortunate pos
SCISSOR of a fine lot of chicks.
The travelling being much improve,
tends to give better sa tisfaction to IT,
patrons of the r. F. d., whose mai
has not been delivered at the prope
Office when due there.
George Caswell, who has been living
on the Seely Bibbins place this white
moved to Stratford, last Monday.
Thomas Houscman has rented tn
Seely Bibbins place for the coming yea
and moved there, last week.
Charles Powell moved into the soutl
half of the Staples place, last week
and Peter Peterson of PlattsvIlle int,
the north half.
Mr. and Mrs Mallett Sanford's daugh
Z; ter has been on the sick list. Or Hill
r is attending her.
: +. G. Haeublein, the m ,rchln a
Adams, handles larger quantities o
all kinds of grain and fertilizer and 70
the same quality of goods he cannot b
beat on price. Mr. Haeublien also has
full stock of fresh groceries.
George Reed of Bridgeport has move