The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16
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 Father Smith of East Hartford wa at St Roses rectory on Wednesday,. A months mind mass for the lat Owen Ryan was celebrated on MOnda morning by Father Fox.
 Service will be held ing the Sacre, Heart church, Southbury,' on Sunda. next at II a. m.
 guest of Mrs Charlotte Botsford.
 MT and Mrs Robert MartindeL have a their guest, this week, Miss Edith B. Morse o New Haven.
 The Taunton school will be taught the en suing year by Miss Edith E. Morse Of Ne' Haven.
 is passing the week with friends in New Ro chelle, N. Y.
 Charles B. Read and J. A. Morris paid flying visit to NewtOwn Ol Wednesday to make call on MT Hermon Peck, who is in feeble health
 The families of Eli Beers and George Beers are spending several days at F L. Turney's cottage at Pine Creek Fairfield.
 A Newtown lady captured g livel! bats of various colors in her attic, ant this is not supposed to be a year fO these pretty creatures.
 Julius Waterdolph S house looks yer! attractive with a fresh coat of paint applied by Painter Charles Garfield.
 Prof De Mork and wife were Sunda, guests at MT and Mrs l.. c. Gilbert's.
 Henry Peck of New Haven, who ha. been visitor at B. M. Peck's, left or Monday to spend few days in Brook field.
 Miss Rosa Bedat is enjoying a week! vacation from her duties in Keane'! button shop.
 Frank Conger's house, with it's new covering of shingles, new doors, etc. looks very neat and comfortable.
 William Ryan is entertaining friends from New York.
 Jesse James, the present owner O. the Horace Gilbert place, has taker possession and is to make it his future home.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Nichols and fam fly of Easton were calling on friend: in Huntingtown, the first of the week
 The marriage of Miss Claribel Cole paugh and John Partridge is to occur in the near future.
 Mrs Daniel G. Keane has returned to Trenton, N. J., after passing few weeks with her sister, Mrs Malachi Heating.
 Miss Wright of New York and Miss LampOrt of New Haven are guests O1 Mrs w. M. Reynolds.
 Miss Anna May Betts is visiting ir Woodbury.
 Michael F. Kilbride and daughter o Trenton, N. J., have been visiting hl! father, John Kilbride, in the Glen.
 Miss Jennie Briscoe, whose seriou. illness was noted in THE BEE, is nov more comfortable.
 Mrs Jones and daughter, Miss Gwen dolen, of Ellington, and MT and Mr. Robert D. Sammis and daughter O. Stratford, are guests of MT and Mr. Andrew c. Moore.
 A rattlesnake was killed, last week on the Andrew Shelton farm in ZOar It carried eight rattles. The wild dee is occasionally seen in that neighbOr hood.
 Louis T. Briscoe and his noble S Bernard dog, "Victor," took flying trip to Danbury, last Tuesday. Tht dog attracted much attention on ac count of his beauty and size. He ii said to weigh over 200 pounds.
 A. w. Bassett and wife took a driv' down the river to Derby, last Sunday While away they visited Pine ROcl Grove, the new picnic grounds on thu line of the Shelton and Bridgepor trolley.
 The mantle of "Uncle Pope" has in deed fallen upon the shoulders of Ou friend, Hall, the Sandy Hook tinsmith judging from his luck at fishing il lake. Pickerel, bass and perch filled his basket.
 Robert Richardson of Warwick, N Y. ,head machinist for the Fabric Fir Hose Co.,, has arrived with his famil and is occupying the house vacated b. Charles Hurlburt.
 Mrs w. T. Cole is at Atlantic City N. J. Her husband accompanied he as far as New York on Monday:
 Taylor, Curtis Sc Co. are offering special drive in Russia crash towelin at reduced price.
 A good value for ladies is offered b Taylor, Curtis & Co. in ready-mad house wrappers.
 For decorating wood or Iron Taylor Curtis & Go. are offering a splendi thing in Alamance aluminium paint.
 The enterprising B. c. Platt Go. c Hawleyville are to take the store a Hawleyville vacated by A. B. Fanchel who leaves about September l.
 MT Wellman and daughter, Ida, c East Morris, have been guests c George R. Wilson in Taunton.
 It has been reported that all tn crops of tobacco about Hawleyvill were sold, but this is not the case, a only two have been disposed of. Ther are number of very fine crops raise in town, this year.
 Miss D. B. Mccarthy and Miss Ma Lyons returned from the Pan-Amel ican, Tuesday evening, and report glorious time. There were several i the party and they visited all tn places of note around Buffalo.
 The annual summer outing of tn Order of the Eastern Star,in Connect ,+ l., T., II A