The Newtown bee., 1902-09-05

Slghtly location. 1t will be ready for MT Bostwick's occupancy by Novem- Der l.
 TO ADDRESS THE ODD FELLOWS.
 Rev Dighton Moses of Sherman will address the members of Good Shepherd lodge and their friends a6 the lodge room, on Sunday evening, September IA, at o'clock. A male quartet will sing. The public is invited.
 Mrs Wolfe of Stratford is visiting at N. H. Roots. On Saturday with Mir Root and daughter she enjoyed an ex- cursion to Lake Waramaug. W. D. Paddock and Frank Van du Louchen, artists, are occupying their satonic river in River district. They have had as their guest, John Pad dock, of New York. Mr Paddock is teacher in Pratt Institute in Brook lyn. They are engaged on portrait and landscape work. They take their meals at the pleasant home of Mrs Horace Allen.
 Edward Callahan of New Rochelle, N. Y., has been a guest at Horace AL lens in River district.
 Miss Bessie Whitlock of Lee, Mass, passed Labor day with friends in town.
 Harry Palmer passed Sunday at the Beach.
 s. R. Hill has had a night blooming cereus unfold it's beautiful blossoms at his home, the past week.
 OcculiSt Peabody, d genial gentle man, is at the Baldwin house, this week.
 While at Spectacle lake, last week, Charles N. Hall, an affable member of the school board, caught bass weigh ing something more than three pounds. It is said the other members of the party in the main had tishermen's luck.
 E: J. Emmons passed Sunday in Bridgeport.
 Mrs T. L. Van Alstyne of Watervil,e
 Eugene Van Renssaelaer's 'Rip Van Winkle" Co. appear at the local Opera House on the 10th. They are said to be a firSt-claSS company and give a good show.
 Lucier'S minstrelS will appear at the local Opera House on September 25. As they give splendid show, a large house is looked for. The upper floor in the block occupied by Harness Dealer Evitts has been rented to Monroe Chidsey of Winsted. He will open a temperance billiard parlor there about September 5. Mir and Mrs Frank EvittS attended the races in Danbury on Monday. Pittstield, Mass, on Monday. Pause in your reading and look up the advertisement of John Hannon. Fred Bates was taken to the New Haven hospital, last week Thursday, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis.
 Four years ago Labor day the shops of the New Milford Hat Go. were burn
 Miss Lilly M. Levy passed Labor day in Bridgeport, the guest of her brother, J. A. Levy.
 J. Frank Calvin, the well-known bicycle rider, is passing week with his parents, MT and M rs B. J. Calvin, of Chestnut Land. Hubert Thomas has rented the store | in the block which occupies the Jen. nings block site. He is to have ample room, having a large StOrerOom in the rear.
 Miss Minnie Lake passed Sunday at the Pine Grove Camp grounds. | Hoyt & Atchison have put in tele- phone. Their number is 134.
 Mrs Edson Hill, who has not beer able to ride to New Milford in IA years rode to within d short distance of the village, the other day. For F years ol so she has not been able to step out volumes for the treatment of Prof De MOrk of Bridgeport.
 Frederick A. Judd of Danbury was in town, Monday, the guest of A. H McMahOn.
 A. H. McMahon has the contract fO the steam heating and timing on thu new hotel of T. +. Young, and for th plumbing on the Mygatt-Plumb block Work has begun on the foundation for the block to be erected by tn George Robinson estate. c. M. Beacl has the contract. } ClaySon Perry has taken a position with LaHait & Thomas. About 20 couples enjoyed the danc at Roger Sherman hall on MOnda night. Williams orchestra furnishe music.
 Mrs A. M. Booth has returned iron visit at Danbury and Golden Bridge.
 The young child of MT and MT Charles Hartwell is ill with diphtheria
 MT and Mrs G. D. Beeman and MI George Rocker of Danbury were il town, Tuesday, guests of J. A. Cole paugh.
 Roswell Hawley of Huntington ha f been a guest at Vincent Sterling's.
 The Seven-montES-olds son of Mir an
 Mrs A. J. Thomas died on Sunday The funeral was attended on Tuesday , Rev George Lansing Taylor, D. D., ol IL ficiating. Acute gastritis and peritor
 tits was the malady. Miss Edna Moshier of New Tor passed Labor day with friends in towl Il w. D. Williams and w. B. Bull, a
 companied by lady friends, attende