The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-01-02

Mr. and Mrs Levi Warner and infant
daughter, also L. J. Miller, were callers
at Metichiwan farm, last Sunday.
COMING EVENTS.
Court Waramaug, No. 136, F. of A.,
are going to hold fair from January
to IL.
The Firemen's ball will be held
Wednesday evening, January II. The
committee in charge are J. F. Adds,
H. Donnelly, T. F. May, J. LaHait
and w. j. Clark.
A CHANCE FOR NEW INDUSTRY.
Rumor has it that firm from Pater-
son, N. j., wants to open silk factory
here.
Miss Emily Thomas of New Haven,
a cousin of Pastor Taylor, is guest at
the parsonage, this week.
Miss Florence HawIey is visiting in
Danbury.
The beautiful doll that adorned the
handkerchief booth at the store of
The Booth & Bentley Co. was secured
by Mrs +. M. Berry, who estimated
nearest to the number of handker-
chiefs required to make the booth.
The correct number was S88.
ShantytOwn is gradually being de-
serted. The only original occupants
left are: Harris, the barber Trenkaus,
the baker, the Stock Market, McMa-
hon and Conkey.
Prof Hart, late of the Weantinaug
boys school, is in town visiting.
John Donnelly has left the employ
of Mrs w. D. Black.
Hans Hanson of New Haven spent
Sunday with his parents.
Garry Knapp has recovered from his
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business as usual.
Arrangements are being made to
have local mistrel show in the near
future.
Harmon Bronson was in town, Mon
day.
The Wayside Inn closed, Thursday.
The Inn is to be used to accommodate
the pupils of Ingleside until such time
as the school can be rebuilt.
For choice and toothsome confec-
tionery and fruits call at Provinces new
store on Bank street.
A hot and refreshing glass of coffee
or beef tea goes right well these days.
You can get the right kind and flavor
at Druggist Mobiles.
Fred Warner spent Christmas with
his father, H. o. Warner.
Miss Hattie Van Alstyne of Water
vile spent part of last week with e.
D. Pulver and family.
Watt Pepper was home from New
York over Christmas.
Will Soule and son visited relatives
in tow, Christmas, returning home
Saturday.
Miss Florence Sou,e was home over
Christmas.
Roy D. Parker spent Christmas in
Danbury.
Homer J. Lands, popular clerk at
Evitts' drug store, is away for a few
days.
Miss Edna Moshier was home from
New York over Christmas.
Roy Wilson was home for the holt
days.
Harry w. Hurd, son of Charles
Hurd, will return this week from New
York City, where he has been spend
ing the holidays.
W. R. Benedict is quite happy over
his success with his young fox hound.
He went out with him, last week, for
the first time, and secured a fox.
Mr. and Mrs S. r. Hill spent Christ
mas with their daughter, Mrs Bradley,
in Bridgeport.
J. H. Whaley spent Christmas at his
home in Norwich.
Mrs Mary Woodford pent part of
last week in Bridgeport.
Miss Nettie Palmer Of Cornwall has
| been visiting at A. M. Palmer's.
William W. Miner and Charlie
Swanson of Cornwall we're in town
last week.
Mrs J. J. Pickett of New York has
been visiting Mrs D. E. Soule.
Howard Marsh was home from Lee,
Mass, over Christmas.
Miss Olive Hart of Falls Village ha>
been visiting at t. F. Platt's.
A. D. CaprOn of Falls Village was in
town Christmas.
G. H. Booth spent Christmas with
bis daughter, Mrs Treadwell, in Nor
walk.
David Clark of Shelton was in town
| Monday.
Luke Callahan spent Christmas al
his home in Roxbury.
| Manager G. P. Bentley, of the G. H
Booth & Bentley Co., spent christina
in Hartford.
Leon Stannard has resigned his 20
sition with the barber, Charles Planz
and accepted place in the hat shop
Harry Cassidy is visiting his broth
er, P. M. Cassidy.
Mrand Mrs Lewis Payne Of North
vile entertained at Christmas dinner
Miss Alicia Payne. Mr. and Mrs Harr.
S. Kinney and Mr. and Mrs Howard A
Payne.
Mrs William Sullivan, Sr., is spend
ing The winter with her daughter, Mr.
Frederick T. Richmond.
Miss Anna Maloney. one of G. H. B
& B. Co. milliners, the past season
returned to her home in Great Bal
rington, Mass, last Wednesday. Mis-
Vera JeffrieS accompanied Miss Ma
loney to her home and spent Christ
mas with her.
Wesley r. Hull and wife of Ne,
Britain have been visiting friends il
town during the past week.
Miss M. R. Sherry of Litchfield Wis
tied at the home of James GOLDSMITH
over Christmas.
r. w. L. Wendt has moved his bust
ness from the park into the store G
Garry Knapp.
Miss Fannie Daniels of Newtown
visiting in town.
Mrs William Whalen has returne
from visit in New Jersey.
The young peoples whist club wer
entertained, last week Friday eve ming
by Miss Florence Merwin. Prizes wer
won by Miss E. G. Garfield and Mr.
Roy D. Parker and guest prize by Ere
DOdd. There were nine tables.
Finest creamery butter, SOC; CrySta
Spring print, 28c; Berkshire print, 25t
All pure butter; no renovated goods
Guaranteed, or your money back, a
The Farmers Trading Co. .
Time of the year for pan cakes an
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