The Newtown bee., 1902-09-19
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ARRIVALS AT THE CURTIS HOUSE.
 A. N. Brown, Boston, Mass.
 MT and Mrs W. D. Hincks, H. L. Bishop, G. A. Cornwall, Bridgeport.
 Mrs F. Alexander Waters, Miss H. B. Bronson, Middlebury.s
 F. w. Ramsey, Cleveland, o.
 J. H. Lynch, c. w. Jones and wife, F. w. Mitchell, w. S. Hine, J.L Nesbit and family, New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs B. G. Bryon, H. A. Con- nor, George A. Upham, E. B. Bene- dict, c. B. Connor, M. J. Cain, Mrs G. Fred Barnes, H. Keoch, R. H. Camp, Waterbury.
 Mrs w. P. Densmore, Des Moines. Ia.
 B. B. Bowen, Saratoga. | F. M. Booth, Roxbury
 A: s. Judson, Hartford.
 F. Whittlesey, Mary s. Whittlesey, New Britain.
 c. B. Closter, MT and Mrs c. Allen, New York.
 THE NEWS FROM HOTCHKIssVILLE.
 MT and Mrs A. J. Barnes of Water bury have been guests at the Percy home.
 MT and Mrs George Garlick of South ford recently visited her friends on Painter Hill.
 Tobacco raisers have generally se- cured the crop.
 A. D. LeavenwOrth has made needed repairs on the Painter Hill school house.
 Mrs Shay of Bridgeport was recently entertained at Thomas Madin's.
 Edward Fewer has moved from the Garrity house to the Teeple cottage.
 William CrOwell picked towering qulnce blossom. last week. "Better late than never"
 Miss Jennie B. Parrott of Bridge port was visiting her aunt, Mrs H. A. HOtchkiss, last week.
 H. Drakeley and daughters are pre- pairing to move to California.
 Quite number from here went to Thomaston to witness the fireman's s parade.
 Charles Dyson has been spending few days in Walden, N. Y.
 Last Friday evening, Mrs Buffers, who was carrying a box downstairs. fell on top of it, breaking two or three ribs and it is feared received internal injury.
 Mrs o. E. Norton spent a few days with her sister in Naugatuck, last week.
 ~W. J. Carpenter has been spending a couple of days in New Haven and Bridgeport.
 William Clay and family recently made brief visit in Naugatuck.
 A largely attended prayer meeting was conducted by Samuel Blackman and family on Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs Raney is visiting her niece in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The hill near George F. Morris resi- dence has been cut down and the road is being filled up at the foot of the hill and greatly improved in places.
 Walter Northrop of Waterbury is working with w. J. Carpenter.
 Deputy Sheriff Platt Crane is re- ceiving congratulations. He is once more grandfather, a son having been born to MT and Mrs George H. Crane of Waterbury on Friday last.
 The shops Of the American Shear Co. at Hotchkissville are to be repainted. F. J. Richmond, the local paint ex- pert, has the contract.
 F. J. Richmond is brightening up his residence with a new dress of paint.
 V. A. Judson has sold an odd OK to J. Hunt Of Bethlehem. Mr. udson has recently bought three pairs of steers in Harwnton. Darwin Keeler of Bridgewater is the proud owner of two pair of fine steers, bought of V. A. Judson of Woodbury.
 Miss Ellen Terrill, Mrs V. A. Jud son and children and Frank Peck and family are enjoying a stay at Fit Trum- pull Beach. Joseph Pierson has added to the at jractiveness of his place by having 7eranda built. L. F. Wright was the lrchitect and carpenter.
 R. Gibson has lately had new wag- 'n house erected and other improve nents made about his place. LIZ. Wright did the work
 Mrs L. F. Wright is visiting Rev J. >' crane at cornwall Bridge, where Ter sister, Mrs James Hanshaw. is se- iously ill.
 Arthur Parkens will improve his esidence by having it newly clap L. F. Wright will do the york.
 An addition is to be built on to the ouse of Mark Hall. l.. +. Wright 1ill do the work.
 An addition is to be built on to the eed store of MT Munsell, to be used pr a grist mill. L. E. Dawson, the wner, has placed the contract with /; J. F. Wright.
 MT and Mrs s. N. Warner, Jr., are