The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-04-25
CHANGES IN MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS
AT ST JOHNS CHURCH..

A. L. Conkey has rendered his resig-
nation as organist at St Johns church.
1t is said the church will have mixed
quartet the coming year. Percy Col
Inns, Wesley Anthony, Mrs f. F. Haw-
ley and Mrs Wright are among the
number who may be engaged.
Pratt s. Hawley are building a hand
some runahout wagon for L. E. Pratt,
OF the firm.
Miss airline Leslie returned to Or
ange, N. j., Monday, after 10 days
visit at Mr. and Mrs Andrew NJ.
Booths.
John Pulver is out in a nice road
buggy, bought of R. s A. NJ. Booth.
Ground was broken, Monday. for the
new residence of Carl Schoverling at
Lake Waramaug. 1t will be built I'M
der the direction of D. E. Soule, by T.
Soule & Co.
f. J. Morrisseyis to build house
on Grove street.
| Edward Hansen, son of Christian
Hansen, will move into one of the COT
tages of his father, just completed, OPP
posite the hat shop. 1t was construct
ed out Of old timber taken from the
Congregational parsonage, and has
been made into a very complete and
attractive COTTAGE.
Miss Caroline Foote went to Warren,
Monday, to attend the funeral or an
aunt, Mrs William Tanner.
Mrs Joshua Holmes and daughter,
Gertrude, of Shelton, passed Sunday
at Edgar F. Hawley's.
E. F. Hawley is to move about May
l into the cottage vacated by Louis
Richmond, which he will occupy till
his new house is ready for his use.
Beach Hawley of Brookfeld and Miss
Adds of Danhury attended the society
dance, last week Wednesday night.
The addition to the residence of
Charles I. Leach, which is to be used
for store purposes, is being rushed
along by the contractors, F. E. Rowe
& Co.
The residences of George H. Lines,
A. H. Mcmahon and the Winslow COT
tage are being treated to new dresses
Of paint by Charles Homer Osborne
and men,
H. O. Warner was in Wallingford on
Saturday, attending the monthly
meeting of the directors of the Mason
ic home, one of the best managed
institutions of it's class in the world.
w. S. Ferris will soon have one of
the handsOmest butcher carts in town.
1t is three-spring wagon, with can
vas sides, glass doors and is being
painted in automobile red. 1t is being
turned out at the establishment of
Pratt & Hawley. .
Judge A. G. Todd and Miss Mile
Camp enjoyed drive to Lake Wara-
maug on the 18th, dining at the Lake
side Inn.
Miss C. S. Sanford is having the low
er rooms in her residence torn out and
done over in an elaborate manner.
"Joshua Simpkins" is booked to
appear at the local Opera house on
April % and "Three Cheers on May
l.
Mr. and Mrs F. P. johnson of War
rem we're in town, Monday.
1t is said to be difficult matter to
find places to board locally by the
young women employed in the local
stores and hat shop. Here would seem
to be good opening for some energetic
woman, who wished to furnish board
at reasonable price.
Miss Jessie Hawley took her first
vacation since she has been employ
ed in the postoffice, of one day and a
half, and visited friends in Shelton.
1t is said that Lawrence Northrop
expects to leave, next week, for South
ern California, having bought % acres
of land in the haywood colony in the
valley.
J. A. Levy has been suffering from
one of the prevalent colds. He has
kept about, only being confined to the
house one day.
E. L. Northrop, foreman for E. A.
has been on the sick list for
/ few days.
Frank Evitts, the genial Bank street
man, has gotten in nice line
If summer robes, summer blankets and
stable sheets, which every horseman
hould inspect.
H. A. Baldwin was out around, last
week, and on Monday paid his first
iSit to the harness store of Frank
Gvitts. where he greeted many friends ]
yho dropped in. |
Jeweler NJ. w. Hill and William
Keller passed Monday in Ridgetield.
w. S. Geddes of Sherman, who has y
alked of locating in Pawling, N. Y. 4
as in town, Monday.
J. P Treadwell of Norwalk, who is II
ell known here, visits New Milford r
very few weeks, is one of the citizens
his home city actively engaged in
'curing new silk industry for Nor p
ak, a firm proposing to move from "