The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-04-11

lOlQ gOOOS from the Glen tOr Maine,
tuesday, where he is to work for
George PastoriOuS.
~ on Wednesday.
Bennett Blackman and Mrs John H.
3lHckman attended the funeral of Mrs
short in Bethel on Monday afternoon.
There seems to be quite an inclina-
lion OF the residents around the vicin-
ty OF Botsford, to entertain the
The latest ones to indulge in
them are Mrs A. B. Brakeman and
Miss Ciarice Botsford.
Mrs j. D. Beach and son, Clarence,
If the Park Oity, were Sunday guests
1t L. G. Gilbert's.
Thieves entered the smoke houses of
MeSSrS Charles Beers and Peter BOySOn,
some time Saturday night, and re-
moved the smoked meat that was in
them, which means quite loss, at the
price OF meat at the present time.
Taylor, Curtis & Co. have an excel
lent line Of carpet samples from first
class house, and can fill orders prompt
ly.
The local baseball enthusiasts organ
lied, last Friday night, for the. season
of 1902. DR. j. w. Gordon was chosen
manager, Charles Bishop captain of the
team, and Arthur T. Nettleton treas
urer.
John Clark passed Sunday at War
wick, N. Y.
Edward Dauchey has returned from
a visit at his old home at Norwalk.
John F. Blake returned, Saturday
evening, after a visit at New York,
Jersey City, Newark and Passaic, N. J.
Mrs Emily A. Bennett has returned
from TOrrington, where she attended
ence.
AS Prof G. S. Platt6Started to drive
through Dayton street on Tuesday (
found tree had fallen across the road,
blocking the way. Patrick O'Dea
removed the tree by order of Select
man Bradley.
Mrs r. n. Belts, ST., suffered a
Slight chill, Monday, and has not been
as we'll for few days.
Jepthah chapter, o. E. S., will hold
its next regular meeting on the 2lst.
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Larner have an
addition to their family circle, boy,
born on "Wednesday morning.
Misses Pearl Parsons and Mary Har-
rigan were in the Park City, Thursday.
Mrs Margaret Ashley of Waterbury
was the guest on Thursday night OF
Mrs y. l.. Schuyler.
Mr. and Mrs George f. Taylor are
expected to arrive to-day from theil
visit at Nicksburg, Miss. Edward
Taylor received letter, this week
from his son written from New Orle
ans.
Charles H. Gay, NeWtown's esteemed
carriage builder, has in his works ;
fine modern passenger coach for w. A
Leonard of the Inn. 1t will seat l;
people and is to be the finest wagon O
it's kind ever run between the Stree
and the Depot. The fact that Mr. Ga
is to make it guarantees this. He ha
also in the works farm wagon for A
f. Clark and business wagons for Lev
G. Morris and Hollister Sage.
Carrier r. S. Tomlinson of Rout
No. II, has resigned, to take effec
April Is. A new carrier will be az
pointed by the examining commission
err. Some Of the requirements are age
Is to SO; must live on route, and CON
ply with other conditions. If yo
wish to apply notify Postmaster w. {
Sniffen at Sandy Hook.
! Mrs G. W. Northrop's horses a
tempted to run away with her at Sal
: dy Hook, Wednesday afternoon. ST
ran them into telegraph pole an
brought them to standstill.
: For beef, iron and wine, a reliab
: spring medicine, call at the drug stor
of S. G. Bull & Co.
A good many Of the large taxpaye
are openly advocating change in tn
$ care of the poor, favoring the purcha
: of town farm, where all applican
for aid might be compelled to work f
" their livelihood. These parties belle
4 that the cost of the farm would
t saved in few years IN reduced paup
l. expenses.
r. If you are thinking Of erecting al
K K fencing on your farm, this spring, co