The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-12-26

James w. Goldsmith has been en-
gagged as clerk in the First National
bank.
Mr. and Mrs r. B. Cheeseman paid a
flying visit to Hawleyville, Monday.
Miles o. Camp counted aflock of 10
quail near Merritt Hartwell's while
coming to town, Monday. He thinks
if they are not cut off by severe wealth
er there will be some fine hunting next
fall
Henry Larson of RoXbury delivered
his tobacco. Saturday, to Sperry Broth
ers of Marketable.
Frank Erwin delivered his tobacco,
Monday, to Mallett & Staub.
George Ferris delivered the last Sec
tion of his big crop of tobacco to Vim
| cent Sterling, Saturday, 1850 pounds,
ma king total of e, 230 pounds. Is it
any wonder that the genial George
smiles out of both eyes.
Miles 0. Camp has sold and delivered
his tobacco to Schoverling, Kinney &
Co., and was pleased with the treat
ment received.
There is considerable complaint in
nearby towns OF parties bunting rab-
bits with ferrets. The game warden
had evidently better be watching out!
James w. Orton, a faithful employe
Of Carlson s. Meloy, is visiting at
Dover, N. Y.
The Duplicate whist club we're very
delightfully."- entertained on Monday
night by Mr. and Mrs J. LIE Roy Buck.
Evelyn, the little daughter of'Frank
Erwin. while playing with a young
brother, recently, with an ak, had one
finger chopped off by the youthful
chopper. She was brought to the office
of DR. Staub and is getting along nice
ly.
E. Erwin of Judd's Bridge has bought
five Angora goats and placed on his
farm.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Levy will leave on
Saturday for California: going first to
San Francisco.
Mrs A. L. Hills and two daughters
of Stamford were in town, Monday,
paying their first visit to Mr. Hills
store and to the town.
Merritt w. Hill made flying visit
| Mr. and Mrs E. P. Hill returned from
Bridgeport, Monday, to pass Christmas
at their home in town. Mrs Hill is
greatly improved in health.
Frederick Lines and family of
Ansonia andeE. F. Hawley and family
of the village will be guests on Christ
mas day Of Mr. and Mrs George H.
Lines.
Mr. and Mrs E. Hoffman of Water
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Mrs Smith and Miss Lopez will be
Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs F. w.
Hoffman.
l. Manager F. w. Hoffman of McMa-
hons clothing store has received some
handsome compliments ON his window
and store interior decorations. He
has had good Christmas trade.
Mrs George Ackley passed Saturday
and Sunday in New York and Patter-
Mr. and Mrs c. M. Beach will be
guests on Christmas day at dinner of
Mr. and Mrs G. f. Beardsley at the
Wayside Inn.
The Ladies' Afternoon whist club
we're entertained on Tuesday by Mrs
G. F. Beardsley at the Wayside Inn.
Carlson & Meloy moved on Saturday
to their convenient quarters in the N.Y.
gait block. They have two stores,
StOrerOOm in the rear, and one for the
bakery. It is complete and up-to-date
in every respect.
Hunt & Miller opened their new
grocery store on Saturday.
w. b. Hungerford delivered his to-
bacco on Monday to Schoverling, Kin
ney s. Co.
Andrew B. Mygatt has taken posi-
tion in the office of Farson, Leach &
ICO., UdukcIS, NC" i YIN SlCy. WI Wy
gait is a son of Cashier II. S. Mygatt,
and a young man highly esteemed for
his gentlemanly and affable qualities.
He will be much missed in local circles.
Mark Curtis of Gaylordsville has sold
his tobacco to Schoverling, Kinney &
Co.
If there is some friend you have
Overlooked for Christmas step into
Druggist Mobiles store and get one Of
their choice perfumery packages.
They have lots of other goods there,
too.
Mrs Andrew Anderson of Chestnut
Land is quite seriously ILL, suffering
with cancer of the stomach.
J. A. Morehouse passed Monday
night in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hatch enter
tain large party, Christmas day, the
guests including Mr. and Mrs L. Peet
of South Kent, Mr. and Mrs Hatch of
Kent, Mr. and Mrs James Marsh and
daughter, Miss Carrie Marsh; also
Master Leman Hatch, the pride and
Joy of the family and sure to be the
center of attraction. 1t goes without
saying that the guests will be royalty
and delightfully."- entertained.
DR. J. G. Barker was in New Haven,
Monday.
Duncan & Garfield report a brisk
trade through the holidays, and are
highly gratitied with the portion of
business that has come their way.
Mr. and Mrs D. H. Garfield and S.