The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
NEWS FROM MERRYALL,


Miss E. Goode returned home, Mon
day morning.
Mr. Cook spent Sunday with his fam
lily at Mr. RObinSon's.
Miss Lillian Hendricks Is to spend
the summer in BrOokteld.
John Robinson visited his daughters
in Bridgeport, last week.
Miss Dora Gregory has taken posi-
tiOn as hair dresser and manicuriSt at
Ingleside school.
John Hudock is quite sick at this
writing.
Miss Minnie Pomeroy was at c. o.
Hendricks the fore part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Booth drove to
Danbury, Sunday.
w. G. Barton has a very handsome
two-seated New York blackboard.
bought of R. & A. NJ. Booth.
Miles 0. Camp of Judd'S Bridge is
the proud owner of new tWO-Seated
pleasure wagon, bought of r. & A. M.
Booth.
DR. HartWell is out with nice road
wagon, bought of r. & A. NJ. Booth.
William H. Hartwell and E. A. Hen
dersOn, local preachers, will supply the
pulpit of the Methodist church on Sun
day next.
The cellar walls are being laid for
new house near the foundry of j. A.
Northrop & Sons for Mr. Roderick. t.
Soule & Co. have the contract.
Vincent Sterling will build cottage
on the hill, opposite the old Chicken
Hill schoolhouse.
The ladiesof the Church of St Francis
Xavier will hold two-nights' festi val
on April Is and 16, in Mygatt's hall on
Bank street.
Walter Hine, miller for T. Soule &,
Co., has taken a position with the AMI
sonia Lumber Co. in Derby. The etti-
Gent William HarZ has succeeded M r
Hne in the employ of T. SOule & Co.
Carl Schoverling is considering plans
for further charging his beautiful
Lake Waramaug residence.
August Muller, son of Mr. and Mrs
William Muller, has been critically i'll,
Barker is attending him.
Ezra Golden, the Railroad street
clothier, will open store in Great Bar
rington, Mass, on April IL. 1t will be
in charge of the genial Harry Golden.
He will have a general line of clothing,
ladies' dresses and shoes.
John Harmon, the genial painter of
Nicholas Square, has taken an extern
sive job of decorating in Litchfield.
Ezra Golden, the Railroad street
clothier, was in New York City, Mon
day and Tuesday.
John Anderson has recently pur-
chased high grade extension top cut
under surrey of Pratt & Hawley. 1t is
leather and finely finished, making a
| very desirable family carriage.
James Callahan expects to open up
the meat market, next week, recently
Young's block. He will be assisted by
his brother, Luke, who has been in the
employ of J. B. Cox.
| Postmaster A. E. Mallory of Bull S
Bridge was in town, Tuesday.
Painters are improving the looks OF
the house on Bridge street, occupied
by G. d. Pulver and Henry Harris.
The dwelling is owned by J. b. Mer'
win.
John Warner, baggage man on Con-
ductor Flynn'S train, has been Oft duty
for few days on account of injury to
| hand, done while coupling cars.
Miss G. E. Clark of Cornwall is Wis
iting at Mrs G. E. Wright's.
Charles Donnelly is in. New York for
two weeks, visiting his cousin, James
Donnelly.
St Peters lodge, No. 2l, F. & A. NJ.
conferred the E. A. degree, Tuesday
evening.
Andrew E. Greer, who has been en-
ployed by the F. E. Rowe Co. for the
past four years as bookkeeper, has sew
cred his connection and moved tt
Brooklyn, N. Y.
w. S. Hutchinson, a former gate
tender at Bridge street crossing, viii
be found on duty after April at the
lstore of Hunt & Miller of Grove street
John McNitf has taken the position
made vacant by the resignation OF NJ
Hutchinson as gate tender.
We have the best honey in town
both strained and in the comb, from
G. w. Hatch's colony of choice bees
Still River.-[C. /. Leach, Grocer.