The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.

LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
NEW MILFORD.
RECENT ARRIVALS AT THE WAYSIDE
INN.
Charles +. Abbott, NJ. Dadler, G. E.
Closter, W. T. Burd, f. H. Emo, E. L.
Relnhard, E. G.. Trayner, James Car
son, G. r. Wheeler, Merwin G. Stanley,
William Cannon, r. J. McMullen, A.
w. Cox, Mrs Samuel Maxwell, Miss
Emeline Maxwell, H. R. Conklin,
George X. Kittle, NJ. c. Bronson, New
York.
Charles II. Booth, G. F. Butterick,
W. V. Hyde, e. f. Hooper. H. E.
Kilborn, Alex McGregor, A. L. Brown,
Boston, Mass.
Miss r. d. Beach, Miss R. D. Glib
bons, Mrs William G. Daggett, two
children and maid, E. D. w. Tingley,
e. L. Woert, G. E. Hubbard, f. S.
Payson, L. R. McDonough, Jr., New
Haven.
Miss A. Reynolds. Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss NJ. Crawford, Mrs Bowley, Mrs
Bumsted, Jersey City, n j.
Mr. and Mrs r. H. Hurd, Waterfowl.
G. L. Latin, Mr. and Mrs H. G..
Plumb, Miss X. NJ. Plumb, Mr. and
Mrs w. l. Hartwell, N. E. Alling, S.
S. Hunter, Bridgeport.
E. A. Barrows, Providence, r. 1.
O. n. Smith, Springfield, Mass.
Charles N. Lewis, Westfeld, Mass.
Frank W. Simmon, Derby.
W. T. Babcock, Fort Wayne, Ind.
L. II. Williams, Norwich.
Mrs NJ. Findley, Edward Keiser,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Joseph E. Platt, II. W. Clark, Mil
ford.
Mr. and Mrs A. W. Wildman, Miss
J. D. Hill, Miss Ella L. Hill, Robert
White, James e. Gallagher, Danbury
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Goerls, Miss Gas
kill, Greenwich.
Mrs F. W. Childs, Miss Childs, Or
ange, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Mason, Macdon-
nell Mason, City of Mexico.
GAYLORDsvILLE OFFERINGS.
Henry Spooner has left the store of
A. H. Barlow and Joseph Benson of
N. Y, takes his place.
George Patterson, who has been re-
ceiying milk for the Willow Brook
Dairy Co., has gone to fill the position
of superintendent in their new cream
cry at Sheffield.
The Charlottesville Gun club held the
first shoot of the season on Saturday
afternoon Of last week.
y large party Of gypsieS passed
through this place, Monday, enrol.t
for the New town fair.
Many of the farmers are filling their
silos, This week; unusually late, as the
corn crop is very backward this year.
DOWN RIVER DISTRICT WAY
Rev Mr. Benson will preach at the
Friends meeting house next Sunday,
October 5. All are invited to be
present.
+. Reed and Andy Olsen spent Sun
day ut their homes in Bridgeport and
New York.
Sadie Allen, one day last week,
found 50 four-leaf and nine tive-leaf
clover, all in one bunch. Who can
beat that?
Judge Arthur Warner of Woodbury.
was in town on Friday last.
II. II. Spooner, OF the Connecticut
Temperance Union, gave practical
and torcibe address on no-license at
the congregational church on Sunday
night. Rev F. A. Johnson preached
and Rev Cranston Brenton assisted in
the service.
G. E. Riddiford, the well-known
jewelcr, expects to be doing business
in his new store by November l.
Artist Stillson has moved into his
attractive studio on the Landon prop
erty.
Henry Harris, the genial barber, has
0een passing few days in New York
City.
Among those who attended the
treat Darlington fair on Thursday
we're James Marsh, Will Hopkins,
frank Soule, Myron Hopkins, Joseph
)eVaux, John and Charles Duncan,
leonard Fleezer and George Beard
ley.
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