The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16
bacco has been bought by Schoverling, Kinney & Co.,, at 18c.
SAMUEL B. WARNER.

Warner was typical New England farmer. He was an enthusiastic lover of fine cattle and followed the annual fall fairs with keen interest. He was 8 good citizen and neighbor and his death is regretted. He is survived by two sons, Levi and George Warner. At the funeral on Monday there was singing by J. A. Mallett, Mss Sadie Reynolds, Mrs Albert Burwell and Mrs "Nearer my God to Thee" Jesus Lover of My Soul" and "Rock of Ages" Rev Dr George L. Taylor of New Milford ot1iciated. The burial was in New Milford. The pail bearers were Messrs George Cummings, Theo- dore Howes, J. s. Thornhill, w. R. Hamlin, William Camp and Charles Lewis. Hubert Thomas had the fu- neral arrangements in charge.
 GAYLORDSVILLE.
 MT and Mrs J. T. Underhlll and daughter and Miss Mary Paine visited at Eli Clark's, on Chestnut Land, last week.
 Miss Hattie Gregory is visiting friends in this place.
 Mrs D. G. Warner, of Ilion, N. Y., formerly of this place, is spending a few days among her old friends.
 Mrs Edmund Hatch is visiting friends in New York.
 Mrs Hough, daughter and niece, is visiting at John Newton's.
 Mrs William Booth and daughter and Mrs Mary o. Davis have been vis- itlng at Paine & Underhill's.
 Miss Libbie Remedy has been spend ing a week with friends in New Ha- ven.
 Rev Charles Judd, of the Gene ral Theological Seminary, New York, has been spending few days with his father, Matt Judd, of Bulls Bridge, and calling on old friends. Mrs Edward ThroOp is poorly again. The Junior EpwOrth league held an ice cream festival on the grounds of MT and Mrs Charles Mercy, on Satur- day evening of last week, and realized the sum of Sl5. Great credit is due Miss Jennie Potters, the president of the league, for the efficient manage ment of the affair. The Sunday school will hold their annual picnic on Wednesday, August Falls.
 STILL RIVER AND VICINITY. T. M. Stack and son start to-day for 1 a two weeks stay in Milford. Mrs John Mannion and Miss Nellie McNiff spent Wednesday with Mrs Ryan.
 Station Agent Ryan and wife spent Sunday in Pittsfield, Mass.
 E. A. Bump has accepted a position in Ashley Falls, Mass. John Warner of Pawling, N. Y., is visiting at his home here Mrs Thomas McNiff of Roxbury spent last week in Still River anC BroOkteld visiting friends. Daniel German of PittSfield, Mass. is spending the week with John Mag. ner.
 Robert Campbell of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his mother. CHESTNUT LAND. 1 Miss Julia Mulcahy of Staten Island and Miss Nellie Mulcahy of New Mil ford were recent guests of Miss Margis ]O'Connor.
 Miss Nellie Dubois called on he aunt, Mrs Robert Clark, one day last l week.
 MT and Mrs Eli Clark are entertain
 Miss Margie O'Connor has returned home after visit with friends in New Milford.
 AMONG THE HORsEMEN.
 "Elric" is the name of the new step per recently bought by John E. Dun lean, the name being incorrectly givel in last week $ BEE. MT Duncan Is vel satisfied with his purchase, and tn downtown boys are becoming jealous The young and enterprising "Pop' is seen on the street daily exercising "Goldleaf." "Pop" says he can nov beat anything in town, "Elber" no excepted.
 One of the handsomest pieces o f9Ine phSttog1sphy iS at the store Boy" is the attraction and "Hube' sits on the sulky as proud as kim holding the ribbons. "Yale Boy" look as if he might beat "COney." H. D Hfne was the artist.
 MISS REUBENWOLF-MR MO NAMARA
 Miss Laura Reubenwolf, formerl employed at the New England house and Edward McNamara were marrie' on Monday at the Church of St Franci Xavier by Father Barley. They lief
  wedding tour.
 Miss Lena Hurlburt of Danbury ha been the guest of Mrs George Addis.
 Master Earl Gum, who is boardin with Mrs Nearing, has recovered iron his sickness, under the care of Dr Bost wick.
 Miss Edith Cram of Bridgeport il the guest of MT and Mrs R. E Flaw ley:
 Mrs c. A. Hayes is visiting in Spring field, Worcester, Webster and Boston Mass, and Providence, R. l.
 Seymour Johnson has now the cellar completed for his two Six-room cottage he is to build. 0. M. Beach has tn contract.
 Frank Wiseburn, the expert tobacc, sampler, with the F. o. Linde-H Hamil ton Co.,, of New York, has been il town, this week, sampling for Schover ling, Kinney & Go.
 Mir and Mrs I. Beardsley of Soutl Britain have been visiting in Board man, guests of F. T. Buck 1 F. H. Graham is in the Eastern dis trict buying tobacco for Schoverling
 Misses May and Edith Barton ar visiting their uncle, J. D. Barton, il Torrington.
 Schoverling, Kinney & Go. are hay ing quite an acreage of HOuSatOni, valley tobacco spotted ,as there is quit an active demand for the spotted lea in the trade.
 Misses Ruth and Helen Barton ar, visiting their uncle, F. N. Barton, il Watertown, one of the most aggressiv' and successful country merchants il