The Newtown bee., 1903-09-04

| DEE OlllCe, MOuudy.
E. w. Troy has been at Woodmont,
this week, where he is in charge of
the Sound View hotel. Miss Annie
Troy is also at Woodmont.
Mr. and Mrs Fred l.. Brown passed
few days in Hartford and Bristol, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Greer of Bristol
are guests of Mr. and Mrs F. L. Brown.
Mrs Clark has returned to East Hart,
ford, after a visit with her daughter,
Mrs Leslie Nichols.
William Clark and family, who have
occupied one OF the Pine street houses
of the Fabric Fire Hose Co., have re-
turned to Boston, Mass.
Robert Cannon has taken a position
in the Upper Rubber factory.
| The furniture of Robert Trent, who
moves here from Willimantic, was
placed on Saturday in the Gibson ten
ement he is to occupy.
| George Brew of Walnut Tree Hill is
quite seriously i'll with remittent fever.
DR. J. W. Gordon is attending him.
The sociable and dance on the even
!c. of September 7, at St Mary's hall,
for the benefit of St Mary's drum
corps, promises to be pleasant affair."
The committee ct arrangements con-
sists of J. Carmouy; M. Keatipg, F.
Kilbride, M. Tally AID G. Peterson.
The tickets will be SOC.
Rev Mr. Pardington of the Methodist
| church, Bethel, led the meeting in the
Taunton schoolhouse, last Tuesday
evening. The meeting was very large
| ly attended.
| Mrs L. H. Elsenboss and Miss Title
Ward of Brookfield were guests, Tues
day, of Mr. and Mrs George R. Wilson.
Miss Cornelia and Henry Young are
spending the week in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs George Scheltzy of
Bridgeport are guests, this week, Of
Mr. and Mrs E. B. Wilson.
Mrs Clara Roswell of Roxbury has
sold her place there and will now make
her home with Mr. and Mrs George r.
Wilson. Mr. Wilson moved a part OF
P. B. Redfield, of Redfield & Keane,
advertises that he will be in Newtown
and surrounding towns in about three
weeks, and if you have any old china,
books, etc., he would be pleased to hear
from you. Drop him line.
Leon Piotte, professor of the Univer-
sity at Paris, is spending some weeks
of his vacation with Mr. and Mrs Lu-
Glen PierrOn.
Mr. and Mrs E. w. Peck attended
the funeral of D. B. Curtis in Nichols,
last Tuesday.
Miss Rebecca Beardsley of Mt Yer
non, n. Y, has visited Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Kindle.
George F. Taylor was in New York,
Wednesday.
The NEWToWN BEE has new hive
The BEE has just moved into it's own
building in the main street OF the vii
lage, and is surrounded with every
! thing needful for the production of a
. modern weekly newspaper. At re-
ceptiOn given to the public by the BEE
a few days ago the people of Newtown
= papers quarters and extend congratll.
lations to Editor Smith. - Danbury
, News.
Mrs D. &. Beers and Miss Bessie
! Beers are reported as more comfort
/ able.
t W. S. Curtis of Ancram, N. Y, is al
. the Inn.
Harry Rider and family of Bridge
r port are at Mrs Addie Nichols on Nj
: Pleasant.
Miss Anna Hamburger was the CUES
+ !. of Miss Emma Wilson, Tuesday night
J. Roy Platt of New York is visiting
:, his parents, Mr. and Mrs c. S. Platt.
l. Rowland Clark of Bridgeport is pass
= ing weeks vacation with his parents
IT, ]. H.SBrummet, Price and Carol
with their families, are having a bi
time in Bridgeport to-day.
r. The 10th anniversary of Rev O. W
Bankers pastorate over the NEWTON
Congregational:chu will be celebra1
re ed by reception at the parsonage o
d Wednesday evening; September 8.
The High school, Ross Jewell prime
pal, and Miss S. Elizabeth Goodwi
b. assistant, will open Tuesday, Septen
Id Der 8. All the district schools in tow
also begin on that date.
IN On Saturday, September 5, the New
n, town baseball nine play the Woodbul
I'd team on Ronald's Park. This will
1y the game of the season. Woodbury.
ecent defeat at the hands Of Ne1
town on the Woodbury. grounds h;