The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-07-11
the ForeSterS Riley did some terrific
batting.

batting.
STILL RIVER.
Mrs Lorenzo D. Olivette of Lanes
vile visited her daughter, Mrs George
FitzMaurice of Stamford, few day!
the past week.
Minnie c. Mallory of Stamford will
parents, Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo ID.
Olivette.
Miss Lizzie Garfield has returned
home after visit with Miss Lillian
Osborne of 81 West street, Danbury.
Enterprising A. L. Conkey set off a
lot of fireworks on the evening of the
Fourth on the hill near All Saints
church.
Mrs Henry Parsells and Master Nor
man ParsellS of Yonkers, N. Y, and
Sherman Green of New York have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs William
Green on West street.
Harry Golden of Canaan passed Sun
day with his brothers in town.
The Friday afternoon prayer meet
ing of the Congregational church has
been suspended for the summer. This
is one of the few churches in the state
that still clings to the old-fashioned
custom of maintaining an afternoon
prayer meeting.
Misses Helen and Maude Richmond
of Danbury have been guests at S. B.
Richmond'S.
! E. F. Hawley moves, this week, to
the new house on South Main street
erected for his occupancy by George
| Lines.
Walter Hatch of the firm of Ackley,
Hatch & Marsh, passed the Fourth at
Lake Waramaug and secured enough
fish to supply all bis neighbors on
Nichols Square.
Mr. and Mrs George Ackley passed
the Fourth in Patterson, N. Y, where
they attended grand clam bake.
Mrs Hanchett, daughter OF c. A.
Todd, is seriously i'll with rheumatic
trouble.
Albert Grafton of Trenton, N. j.,
has been visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Way of Union
City were pleasantly entertained over
the Fourth by Mr. and Mrs William
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A. w. Piper of Torrington passed
the Fourth in town.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Andrews and
two children of Trenton, N. j., have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs William G.
Lathrop.
M. w. Hill has fitted up his jewelry
store with beautiful wall case for
holding jewelry and other goods. The
case has sliding doors and is a beauty.
| w. G. Barton was so much pleased
with it that he has ordered duplicate
for his new store.
The edition of THE BEE, last week,
numbered 1900 copies, the largest Cir
culation of any single issue in the his
tory Of the paper.
D. w. Pepper is making extensive
Improvements about his residence on
the Hill, in the way of grading, laying
a new driveway, steps and walk. Chris
Hanson has been doing the mason
work.
Roy D. Parker, gentleman highly
recommended as an expert watch re-
pairer, has taken position with G. E.
Riddiford, the jeweler, now located in
the Landon building, opposite the
Town hall.
Don't forget the great ball game on
the 10th.
| Mrs M. Fl. Waldron OF River dis
trict was the guest over the Fourth of
her daughter, Mrs L. A. Miller.
Messrs Dolan, Henry Booth, John
Durkin, Coleman, Powell, Meloy and
the Woodruff Brothers returned, Sat-
urday, with faces and arms well tan
ned and burned by the sun after a
weeks cruise on the Sound and up the
Connecticut river to Hartford. They
hired large sailing slOop at Bridge
port, and taking a cook along, enjoyed
life to their hearts content.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ives, Miss Edith
Warner, Attorney John Adds and son
and Mr. and Mrs J. E. Bates have been
enjoying life at ''The Nest" the
Bates-Addis cottage at Spectacle
lake. -
Mrs Thomas Fuller has been critic
ally i'll.
w. H. Fuller of Kingston, N. Y.
was in town, Monday.
James Reardon has resigned his pO
sition with the local stock exchange.
Frank Evitts, Hubert Thomas anc
Andrew M. Booth passed the Fourth
in Bridgeport, attending the races al
Nutmeg Park.
Mrs DR. King and daughter passet
the Fourth in Bridgeport.
James Brown of New York and JOhl