The Newtown bee., 1902-04-04

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 Dr Hitchcock, Druggists Bristol and Schoonmaker and MT Wetmore stop ped at Taylor's hotel, Monday night, and the next day went out and caught a fine mess of trout:
 George F. Taylor has been having great sport in turkey shooting in Miss issippi. One gobbler they shot weigh ed 23 pounds when dressed. MT Taylor will return some time next week.
 Prof c. s. Platt has a stylish new runabout, bought of A. M. Briscoe X Son.
 Representative Edward Taylor has been kept in doors for afew days with one of the prevalent grip colds.
 Mrs R. N. Betts, ST., was brought from Woodbury to Sandy Hook, Friday. and is improving. Miss Belle Betts of WOOdbury came over with her and re- mained at the doctors till Tuesday.
 Francis McNamara of the Glen was in the Park City oyer Sunday.
 E. J. Hall has been installing heat CT in the creamery building at the depot. The railroad company are now putting new roofs on the building.
 James Betts returned to his studies at Yale university, Wednesday night. Charles Betts of Bridgeport was with his parents over Sunday.
 Miss Florence Warner passed Easter Sunday in Waterbury, the guest of the Misses Chambers.
 Mrs Edwards M. Smith and Master Andrew Smith of Bridgeport are guests of Selectman and Mrs L. c. Morris.
 Miss Anna McNamara of Bridgeport passed the Easter holidays with her father, Michael McNamara.
 Another car load of machinery for the Fabric Fire Hose Co.,, from Cleve- land, O., was received at Sandy Hook on Tuesday.
 B. J. Stephens is to leave the employ of the Fabric Fire Hose Co.,, to take a position with George PastOrious in connection with the latter's lumber business in Maine.
 
 Thomas Kane of Waterbury was at his fathers nome in the Glen over Sunday.
 John Leavey of Walnut Tree IIiil has secured a position in Bridgeport.
 Frank Clark returned, Friday night, to Warwick, N. Y.
 MT and Mrs Frank Kilbride and John Kilbride of Passaic, N. J., passed Easter Sunday in town. Taylor, Curtis & Go. have carefully selected stock of seeds in bulk and ir package for the farmers and gardeners
 Rev and Mrs c. w. Francis of Brook field and Rev and Mrs De Witt Will Hams of South Britain were in town Wednesday, the last named parties being guests of H. M. Smith. N. D. Baldwin of Derby has bough stylish horse of R. s. Tomlinson. Howell Wright is home from tn Cheshire Military Academy for tn Easter recess.
 c. w. Northrop bought two pair 0 oxen out East and has since sold on pair to Norman Glover.
 MT and Mrs Henry G. Curtis hay returned home after brief SOjOurn i New York City.
 l Newtown people will gladly welcom Zalmon s. Peck, who returned to New town on Wednesday, after spendin the winter at Unicoi, Tenn.
 MT and Mrs Harry Taylor of Shelto recently visited MT Taylor's uncle Ammon Taylor.
 Jerome Northrop has added to h dairy by purchasing COW of Conger !. Morrow.
 ) A meeting of baseball enthusiast will be held at Taylor's hotel on Frida night to organize for the season of 190 ) There will be regret over the al . nouncement that the town is to lo' r another good citizen, R. s. TomlinsC 3 having decided to leave about Apr 15 to accept position at Suffield. l w. w. Finch, an affable clerk for ! l noCSnH