The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-04-05

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New Haven have been visiting at Rep
resentative Morris in the Willie.
Mrs F. B. Peck is quite i'll at the
present time.
Miss Ruth Smith, who teaches pri-
vate school in Washington, is home for
a vacation.
G. w. p. Leavenworth is now carry.
ing milk to the people through the
street as he has purchased the route
of Mr. Robinson.
Edward Brown and family move to a
stock farm in Greystone: this spring.
Greystone is well located on the rail
road and your correspondent wishes
Mr. Brown success in the place.
Miss Munroe, a teacherin the Central
school, eighth grade, read an excellent
paper on history at the last teachers
meeting.
Prof Elton concluded his singing
class in Hotchkissville, by giving con-
cert, assisted by Waterbury talent in
the hall, this week.
Michael Sicily was able to ride out,
last week.
| Fred Whittlesey of Yale college
spends Easter vacation with his par
ents on Good Hill.
Woodbury. people are anxious to
know who is to be the new Methodist
minister, which question will of course
soon be answered as Conference meets,
next week.
Mrs Laura Beardsley has position
in Oakville.
Haskins & Son of WATERFOWL hav-
been putting up poultry house for F.
E. Barnes, which leads us to think a
good many people, with Mr. Barnes,
think there is money in poultry. Eggs
have been good price. thus far this
season.
We still hear promising statements
about the trolley. Let us hope they
are true.
| Many people have been making ma
pie syrup, this year, Arthur Wedge,
Clifford Hicock, Joseph Gorham and
several others having done quite a
good deal in that line.
Deacon J. H. Lindsey is very i'll.
Frank Winton has rented the Hora
ito Smith place in Weekeepeemee.
Mrs Ann Judson of Waterfowl il
visiting at Charles Millard's.
Mrs c. A. Woodward is improving
-Four men have lately arrived from
Sweden and enterad into the employ
of Frank Thompson, Joel Atw, Cd
and Frank johnson.
Henry Terrill has cut up NJ. Il.
Holmes wood with his steam mill.
| HOTCHKISSVILLE AND VICINITY.
The Warren family have moved into
the Winters place.
| A good time was had at the basket
and box sociable given by the Christian
EndeavOr society, last week. Miss
Emily Fairclough won the sofa pillow
by guessing 1920, which was the cor
rect number Of stitches in it; $l4 were
cleared
The Benson family are to move in
to Mrs 0. E. NortOn'S house.
q. p. LeavenwOrth has exchanged
his sorrel horse with Seymour Brown
for gray trotter.
The creamery began to take whole
milk April l, by the quart. Those
who wish to sell by the quart for a
year at a good price should see Mr. Sage
or telephone him at his home in South
Britain.
Frank Pierson and wife of Brooklyn,
N. Y, have been visiting at his home
here.
G. II. Drakeley has a pet lamb which
follows members of his family about
the street like dog.
1t is said Will Benjamin will occupy
Dawson and Dakin's house near the
carriage shop.
Thomas Sheldon is sick and under
DIR karrman's care.
Will Benjamin recently exchanged !
horses with John Amber.
John Suckley, ST., is quite i'll W tn
rheumatism.
Rev Joseph Freeman conducted in a
most interesting manner, the review
from the picture roll at Sunday school
session last Sunday He had the close
attention of all even the youngest
present. At the close the superin-
tendent distributed 60 Christian Her.
aids which were given by Mrs Treat of
North Woodbury..
LIKE TO HEAR FROM :'BEN."
The letters from Ben FOulOiS in The
BEEare much enjoyed by Woodbury.
readers as we'll as others.
BRIDGEWATER.
BRIEFLY NOTED.
Mrs Sarah Kyle and daughter, Re-
becca, and grandsons, Masters Robert |
and Herbie CurtiSs, moved this week |