The Newtown bee., 1903-03-20

visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Aus
tin Burritt, in Waterbury.
ST ROSES.
Father Fox will hold mass in st
day at II a. m.
Mrs John R. Tomlipson of Bridge
port is passing few days at Taylor's
hotel.
Michael Corbett is quite seriously
i'll.
Mrs Lynch of Berkshire is quite ILL.,
Mr. and Mrs William Wohler, an es-
timable young couple who have resided
for a year in M. A. Todd's cottage in
the Street, moved, this week, to Brook
field. Mr. Wohler has accepted posi-
tion in New Milford with John Han
nan, the hustling painter.
Mrs J. A. James is visiting in New
Haven.
Mrs S. A. Blackman was in New Mil
ford, Wednesday.
Attorney w. J. Beecher, as will be
seen by his card in another column,
will devote one day of each week to his
Newtown business. His office hours
at his Newtown Office will be on Satur-
days from a. m. to 8 80 p. NJ.
Mrs Charles Miller and children of
Bridgeport are visiting her sister, Miss
Kate O'Hayer, in Brookfeld.
Mr. and Mrs H. G. Clark of New .Ha-
ven, who have been spending seven
weeks in the Adirondacks, have come
to Newtown and will board with Mr.
and Mrs George W; Clark:
Charles Hedden moved from the
Winton place in Zoar to the Angevine
farm on Monday of this week.
1t seems strange, after inserting adj
vertisements in two different papers,
that William Ryan, ST., can't even
find clue to his collie pup that disap-
peared so suddenly few weeks ago.
Frank Conger has recently sold a
horse to PARTIES in Derby.
P. Ricard's teams were employed,
last Thursday, in removing the house
hold goods of James Angevine from
his home at Botsford to his present
home in the Park City.
G. S. Russell spent Sunday with
friends in Woodbury..
Mrs George Mattegat has recently
woven large piece of fancy rag carpet
for Mrs John Tally in Sandy Hook.
Mrs Mattegat is constantly receiving
orders for that line of work.
John L. Sanford has been assisting
William Fhicket in shingling on the
Belts residence
Cecil Wright is laid up with an at
tack of the grip. Even the HOO rem
edies sold by Druggist Belts did not
ward off the attack.
DR. and Mrs Belts have both been
Frustrated with the grip.
DR. J. w. Gordon, who has been con-
fined to the house since Friday, is now
improving and able to be about the
house.
A. NJ. Briscoe was in the Park City
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs George f. Taylor passed
Wednesday in Bridgeport:
Attorney and Mrs W. H. O'Hara,
| who have been living at Taylor's hotel
for two years, have shipped their house
hold goods to Stamford and are to make
their home there.
Andrew Hull has sold his place in
Berkshire.
Roswell Judson of Matteawan, n. Y,
has been the guest Of S. f. Tilson. He
brought along hound and has been
out after foxes with Former Represen-
tative Edward Taylor. On Monday
they bagged handsome fox.
| +. NJ Patterson has moved from
Berkshire to Miss Henrietta Judsons
house on Gas street.
Master William Belts is a victim of
the grip.
Mrs Robert Carman is entertaining
sister from the West.
Mrs John Heating Of the Glen is re-
covering from an attack Of the grip.
Frank Bradley is out with a new
business wagon, bought of A. NJ.
BriScOe & Son.
Robert Richardson has resigned bis
position with the Fabric Fire Hose
Co.
Mrs F. L. Brown returned on Satur-
day, after spending few days with
her daughter, Mrs Greer, in New Fla
. ven.