The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-08-09

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gar f. Northrop and George F. Duncombe
The body of Mrs Matilda Jewett, of
Orange, n. j., was brought to New
It was taken in charge by Prindle &
Morris and conveyed to the New
town cemetery for burial. Rev G. T.
Linsley Dfflciated at the grave. Her
age was IS years. H. B. Jewett, her
son, accompanied the remains. Her
husband was descendant of David
Baldwin.
BERKSHIRE.
H. G. Curtis and son are spending a
week at the Pan-American Exposition.
Mrs J. L. Page has been spending
some time in Bridgeport.
Mrs G. B. Beers is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs H. G.. Curtis.
The bOx-makers at the factory are
having weeks vacation.
D. A. Warner and family of Shelton
spent Sunday at G: p. Minors.
Richard Cogan Of New York is spend
ing his vaca ton at Mrs Henry j. GlOv-
ers.
Miss Helen Terrill of Ansonia is the
guest of Mrs H. r: Tucker.
Miss Eleanor Northrop visited her
friend and playmate, Miss Edna Smith,
in Bridgeport, over Sunday.
Misses Eva and Sophie Hammond
are visiting Miss Hattie Northrop,
this week.
Norman Northrop has been quite
seriously i'll with stomach trouble. DR.
Schuyler was called and Mr. NOrthrop
is reported better.
Miss S. A. Hafght, teacher in one
Of the large public schools OF New York
City, returned home after two weeks
| visit with Miss E.'Shepard on Shepard
Hill. Gen S. E. Merwin of New Ha-
ven is expected, this week, for a few
| days. rest.
Miss Lydia A. Northrop of the
Woman's Exchange, Bridgeport, is
home for few days:
Miss Edith Peck re turned home,
Monday, after pleasant visit of two
weeks in Norwalk and Bridgeport.
J. J. Northrop is selling his Early
Rose potatoes, OF which he has quite
large crop, at the large price of So
per bushel. 1t pays, this year, to have
early potatoes.
Thomas Ives Glover has returned to
New York, after a weeks visit to his
mother, Mrs H. J. Glover.
Miss Mary G. Woffenden of Passaic,
N. j., has been visiting friends in New.
town and Sandy Hook. She has just
returned from a visit to her uncle, Will
liam WOffenden, who resides in Sedg.
wick, Kan. He was formerly resi-
dent of Sandy Hook:
Our suggestion to the Newtown Fail
in front Of the Fair grounds, has been
promptly acted upon, for which the
company have our thanks. To others
of our readers we would say, go thou
| and do likewise''
S. +. Tilson, of the Hook, has treat
ed himself to a new Wood mOwin ma.
chine. He always takes time by the
| forelock.
Mrs John E. Young of Danbury has
been visiting at P: McCarthy's.
Miss D. E. Mccarthy and Miss May
Lyons started, Tuesday, for Buffalo, t {
take in the Exposition. Miss Elligott
and Miss Sinclair also started on the
same day.
Mrs M. F. Lyons of Jersey City is
visiting friends on Walnut Tree Hill
The Bailey Brothers of Monroe are
putting on the market some good early
potatoes, having number of acres
planted. They will be able to fill the
need of some Of their less fortunate
neighbors.
Mrs Everett Platt of Bridgeport
who is summering with her parents
Mr. and Mrs James Angevine, has re
Gently entertained her niece, daugh
ter of j. R. Tomlinson Of Bridgeport
, Miss Jessie Bassett of New Havel
recently visited her aunt, Mrs w. G
Gilbert.
Mrs j. b. Russell of 433 Seaview ave
nue., Bridgeport, has recently visited
at her sons, G. S. Russell's.
Clarence Beach of Bridgeport spen
Sunday with friends in Hunting town
Mr. and Mrs f. e. Gilbert mourn tn
loss of their infant son, who was borr
August 3, living only few hours. Tn
funeral was on Sunday, when the re
| mains were placed beside the Othe
little son, in the Huntingdon GENE
terry.
Masters Morris and Charles Ward o
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