The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-03-21

lren have been recent guests of her
mother, Mrs John S. Joyce.
Theodore Butler OF Redding is at
present visiting his sister, Mrs Mary
Nichols, of Cutters Farm.
Levi Downs has been papering sew
eral rooms for Mrs George L. Burr.
Mrs Elmer Beardsley was recent
guest Of Mrs Mary Beers.
Mrs Henry Sherman and daughter
have been recent guests Of Mrs c. Bot
tomley of Bridgeport.
Edwards S. Beardsley spent last
week in Hartford in company with E.
G. Shelton.
Homer Sherman is at present work.
ing at carpenter work in Bridgeport.
Ebert Olmstead and Louis Boards
ley have been appointed appraisers on
the estate of Mrs Rebecca Beardsley.
Mrs Susie Frey has been dressmak-
ing at Mrs George Hawley's of Cut
ler's Farms.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Quick expect
soon to move from Derby into the
home of Mrs Quick's parents, Mr. and
Mrs D. Davis. Mr. Quick is to have
charge of the farm.
David Penney & Son moved their
steam saw mill, Wednesday, from Pep
per street to Trumbull on large
tract of timber which will keep them
busy several weeks.
David B. Parmelee of Hattertown is
suffering with bad abscess on his
wrist. DR. Wight of Bethel is attend
ing him.
Ralph Benedict, who has been suffer
ing with a severe cold, is now much
better and able to be about.
Carl Washburn of Mt Vernon is the
? guest of Mr. Woolsey of Hattertown.
There will be preaching at the Bap
: fist church, next Sunday evening, al
the usual hour. A cordial invitation
is extended to ALL
+ Richard Booth of Newtown was ;
d guest of his mother, Mrs Sophia Booth
0 last Tuesday.
Rev F. P. Braman drives a horse re
Gently purchased OF Conger s. Nor
row.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Stillson wei
}. coined daughter to their home, Sun
:, day, March 9.
h j. M. Farrar was in New York, las
f Monday, where he purchased heav
n work horse.
% Among those who attended the mat
l. inee performance Of "Way Dow
a East" at the Park City theatre o
If Saturday were Miss Blanche Purdy
n Miss Edith Turner, Miss Ida East
o wood, Miss Jessie French, Rober
Lewis, Chester Jackson, Carleto
Joyce, Allan Joyce, Mrs Frey, Thoma
Clark, Jerome Osborne, Chester Ty1
rell, Miss Clara Candee, w. J. Candies
T. For fine article in layer raisins ca
at the store Of Merchant Stephe
u French.
It Mackerel, Goldfish, ETC., at Merchar
Stephen French's.
Us Mrs S. H. Newton of the Webb di
trict is i'll with a hard cold.
\ R. F. D. Carrier Sears reports tt
" Stony Hill road in very bad condition
Miss Julia Fields of Easton and N
f. Baxter Of Bridgeport were guests
Wilbur French over Sunday.
ST. Miss Nellie Turner has taken a o.
:, sition with Mrs Charles Hawley.
v Charles Rockwell of Girard. N. Y
H. was the guest over Sunday of h
e. brother, r. 3. Rockwell.
Charles Hawley is drying a span
blacks, having secured horse
match his stopper in Bridgeport.
+ w. J. Clark and F. D. Clark Of Nj
u ford are in New York state after
e. load OF cattle.
~ It is reported that Elmer Banks hi
- sold his place in Easton.
LII John Benedict, Jr., of Bridgepo
n. passed Sunday with bis parents.
as John Benedict is to have sever
rooms in his house improved by pape
ing and painting,
Of G. L. Smalley has a fine baker
y wagon under way for Amber
W Bridgeport. The prospect is good II
very busy spring.
70 Washington lodge, F. & A. M, col
y ferred the F. G. degree on one cand
IN date, Monday night. w. w. Bliss,
w., officiated as w. NJ. The cand
date, who came from Trumbull, W;
two hours in reaching the hall OWN
s. To the had traVe1inp