The Newtown bee., 1902-08-01

At the grave of AlanSOn Peet in the new cemetery has been placed d mar ble memorial of fine material and WorkmanShiP. Mrs Peet contracted the work. In the Center cemetery your cores pondent finds recently erected upon the plots named the following monu mentS: Laura A. Noble, David Cooper, Anan Buck, Frank Grey. The mon. uments in question being very attract i've and work of high order. Our neighbor, Arthur H. Bolles of New Preston, had the work in charge. Several other orders for fine monu. mental work have been placed in the hands of Mir BOlles.
 Mrs Lombard of Brooklyn is enjoy. ing stay at the home of MT and Mrs Edward Hurd.
 David SOule is out with a handsome leather top carriage, with rubber tires, bought of Pratt & Hawley.
 l.. B. Pratt passed Sunday in Wash ington, the guest of w. T. O'Dell. His daughter, Miss Millie Pratt of Bridge port, was also guest there.
 Hunt X Miller have a handsome three-spring business wagon, of a ton capacity, bought of Pratt X Hawley. Edgar BOStwick caught handsome ee-pound bass at South Kent pond. one day last week.
 Mrs David Jennings of Golden's Bridge, N. Y., has been a recent guest of Mrs Andrew M. Booth.
 Willis and Raymond Barton, sons of ". G. Barton, are passing month at Terryville.
 pr and Mrs Barker passeda few days at Woodmont and Walnut Beach, last week.
 Dea Henry Ives is still in very poor health. He is able to be about the house.
 Miss Hattie Bassett is passing her vacation in Bethel and other places.
 Miss Caroline Foote, the capable bOOkkeeper at w. G. BartOu'S, is pass ing her vacation with her mother in WOOdville, where she expects to re- main till the middle of August.
 Thomas Stanely and family are among the arrivals at the popular Baldwin house.
 Congressman E. J. Hill, who was in town last week Tuesday, called on Postmaster George H. Jackson and other friends.
 Hubert Thomas was in Derby on Monday, where he called on his broth C1 NOOIO 4 lOIlhOs
 Miss Mamie Roach is passing a week with her sister, Mrs Joseph La Hait, before going to Pennsylvania to take t. position as assistant superintendent inN2 hospital there.
 Frank w. Hoffman has moved into the cottAHe in Nicholas Square recent ly vacated D9AEdgar K. Hawley.
 La Hait & ThOlAaS, the contemplating and popular barbefSsbave rented a suite of rooms in MygattN>pew block. They will have barber nofs-2ox25, with all the latest and most approved fixtures and furnishings.
 Charles Provino, the fruit dealer, has rented the east store in the new block of Mrs Kirsch, where John B. Cox was formerly located.
 D. E. SOule has taken the contract for the excavating for the new block of Randall & Green. The block will be 92x62 feet. MT Soule is capable of handling anything in the building line or connected therewith in d prompt and satisfactory manner.
 Ezra Golden, the Railroad street clothier, was in New York on Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs George H. Lines were in Derby, Monday, to attend the funeral of Mrs Louisa (Crofutt) Treat.
 The Weantinaug schNl building is now in the hands of Charles Osborne and men. , MT and Mrs Edwin Teater welcomed a son in their home on July 23.
 Thomas Connors, who has been un- der the care of Dr Barker, was taken to the New Haven hospital on Sun day, where he will probably undergo an operation.
 Everett Marcy has made great inn movements in his house on the farm he lately purchased in Aspetuck dis trict. He has newly shingled the house, newly sided a part of it, and made other improvements:
 Hon Nicholas Staub enjoyed the fine scorching weather of Monday in mov- ing from West street to his new home in the T. T. Marsh residence.
 Attorney J. F. Addis was in New Haven and East Haddam the first o the week.
 c. A. Hull passed Sunday with Dan bury friends.
 Thomas Richmond, an energeti, farmer of Park Lane, is building on ; large addition to his tobacco barn. Ii appears that most of MT Richmond. tobacco was so small at the time of thu hail storm it was not damaged to an. extent. And this was true of the tO bOccO of several farmers in that sec tion.
 Miss Blanche Neal of Bridgeport i the guest of Miss Ethel Sturges. l Fred Knibloe has taken position with Powers, the new plumber an steam filter, who has lately locates here He halls from Chicopee Falls Mass.
 An interesting musical service vii be held at St Johns on Sunday even i ing at clock, when a special pro gram will be provided.
 Mrs Charles N. Hall and Miss Hal went to Spectacle lake on Monday, t pass a few days with MT Hall, who wa already there locating the big bass. J. J. Pickett, the popular clerk a the store of La Hait & Thomas, passe Sunday in Kent.
 MT and Mrs Stephen Beecher ( Bridgeport passed Sunday and MOnda in New Milford, guests of N. II. Roc and E. A. LathrOp.
 Jeweler M. w. Hill passed Monda in the Park City.
 MT and Mrs Mott GoOdsell of Canaa
 were in town, last week, guests of M
 and Mrs J. A. NorthrOp. MT and Mrs M. w. Hill passed SuI , day at Lake Waramaug, enjoying stay at the Lakeside Inn. F. E. Rowe & Co. have taken u 5 contract for the new block of 5. l
 Smith. The plumbing contract b ! been sublet to J. A. Northrop & Sor
 BETHLEHEM.