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

cutter, has taken position with the |
Farmers Trading Co.
NJ. W. Hill was in the Park City on
Friday.
James O'Donnell, of the freight Of
flee force, made flying trip to Pitts
field, Mass, Sunday, where with fair
friends, he enjoyed a carriage drive to
LenOX.
Robert Christmas who was injured
in the accident at Long Hill, went to
work, Monday, on the Shepaug stone
train.
The genial j. p Treadwell of Nor
walk was in town on Monday.
Mrs Charles Buher visited, last Tues
day, at Martin b. Lanes in Kent,
where birthday dinner was given in
honor of Mrs Louise Shove, who will
reside in New Haven the coming win
ter.
Mrs Harvey Birdseye of Bridgeport
was in town, this week, visiting
friends.
Mrs Louis Spooner and children of
Lithgow, n. Y, with Mrs M. B. Lane,
were visiting at Mrs Buffers on Pleas
ant avenue a short time ago.
Mrs Adellne Beardsley is having her
grounds prepared for cultivating flow
ers next season, having met with
great celebrity in former sales of her
beautiful bouquets. May her energy
be rewarded.
Mrs Stotte of DanbuIy is visiting
her sister, Mrs F. Lathrop.
Mr. Johnson's house has a tenant SO
soon, and the other near by will not
wait long, as they are both so conven-
lent and pretty, on Pleasant avenue,
the name of this new street.
The Ladies' Monday club met, this
week, with Mrs George Lines of South
Main street. Miss Charlotte Bennett
read an able paper on "Our OLD
Books" which was followed by dis
cussion by the ladies present. Mrs
Vincent Sterling gave an entertaining
paper on "Current Events.''
Miss Airline Leslie of New York il
the guest of Mrs Andrew M. Booth.
Judge A. G. Todd has named Saral
B. Schoverling as eXecutrix on the
Schoverling.
The residence of Charles B. Camp i!
in the hands of that competent anC
hustling painter, John Harmon.
The residence of P. H. Squires ha
been graced by new piano.
Mrs Charles Botsford and daughter
Lena, are visiting in Woodbury..
Lester Warner has resigned his posi-
ton with the Farmers Trading Co.
| c. NJ. Hunt is shortly to erect new
barn.
Andrew M. Booth has sold his stylish
buggy to Hubert Thomas. Mr. Bootl
has provided himself with one of thu
up-to-date blackboard wagons which
cut such swell in New York.
j. Butler Merwin has been appointed
by Judge Todd administrator on tn,
estate of the late George Robertson.
Hubert Thomas has lately sold
stopper for Fred Potter to New Havel
parties.
Mrs H. A. Baldwin is visiting he
sister, Mrs BasSett, in New York City
Mr. and Mrs NJ. H. Mallett have beef
passing a few days in New York City
Stephen Osborne of Bridgeport wa
in town, Sunday, dining at the New
England house.
Frank Evitts, the genial Bank stree
harness man, was confined to the house
last week, and again, this week, will
a stomach trohble. DR. Bostwick at
tended him.
F. S. Gregory of Shelton has been il
town, this week, the guest of his moth
er, Mrs Lydia A. Gregory, of Merryall
1t is said to be fact that the hus
thing firm of Ackley, Hatch & Marsl
are about to put up building on the
lot east of their establishment, 3Ox1O(
feet, to be used as blacksmith anC
wagon shop. A reliable party is sale
to be ready to take possession of it or
its completion. The small house is t.
be fitted up and rented as a fish mar
ket.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. f. Keller of Grass
Lake, Mich, have been guests, this
week, of their son, William W. Keller
Messrs Hunt 4 Miller have been
busy grading, this week, about theil
new residence on Grove street. This
attractive house is to be occupied by
L. A. Miller, of the firm.
Charles N. Hall has been in Redding,
this week, in connection with his
duties as truant officer.