The Newtown bee., 1903-10-09
CHESTNUT LAND.

dU Cle 1OWn nail on OcUOOer 70 uDQer
the auspices of the Red Men.
CHESTNUT LAND.
Mr. and Mrs Miles O. Camp went to
Bulls Bridge on Sunday to view the
works of the Power Co.
Miss Julie Camp, Mrs Charles DOdd
and Mrs II. H. Hartwell left on Satur-
day to spent Sunday in Greenwich, the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs G. G. Spencer.
Mrs DOdd and Mrs Hartwell returned
on Monday. Miss Julie remained for
longer visit.
Mrs H. L. Willis attended the New
town fair, last week.
Miss Esther, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs F. Albert Carlson, who was criti-
calIy i'll last week, is now convalescing.
Drs Staub and BOStwick attended her.
P. M. Cassidy, the popular stationer,
moves, this week, to the former resi-
dence of Alex Levy on South Main
street. Mrs Brace and daughter will
occupy the house vacated by Mr. Cas-
sedy.
Miss Maude Hill was in Hackensack,
N. j., attending wedding, last week.
This week she has been the guest of
friends in Pawling, N. Y.
Mrs Belle Hungerford and daughter
of Sherman have been the guests of
Mrs G. I. Leach, and with Mrs Leach
attended the Danbury fair.
Rev Mr. Boynton of Cannon preached
at the Methodist church, last Sunday.
A. W. Lum, the right-of-way man
of the New Milford Power Co., was in
town, Monday.
For elegant goods in wedding and
birthday gifts Jeweler G. E. Riddiford
asks you to give him call. He is al
ways pleased to show goods.
CHI. Osborne has force of Is paint
ers engaged on the new Ingleside
school building.
At the drug store of Albert Evitts
can be found an Elegant line of the
famous Huyler CONNECTIONS, which have
no superior for fine goods.
Mr. and Mrs Orrin Roberts were in
Roxbury, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs w. S. Palmer have been
visiting friends in Cornwall.
Bert Ford of Torrington has been
visiting friends in town, coming down
on his bicycle.
II. A. Palmer passed last week We'd
nesday in Cornwall
Mrs KirSch of Bridgeport has been
visiting friends in town.
Mrs Jennie Disbrow and son of Gay
louisville passed Sunday in town.
Miss M. Bessie Hine spent part of
last week in New Haven.
Miss Lille Bostwick was in Bridge
port. one day last week.
Miss Bessie Whitlock has resumed
her duties, after few days illness
with quinsy.
Mrs K. Staples has returned from
New Haven, much improved in health.
G. A. Church, representing the New
England Watch Co. of Waterbury, was
in town, Monday.
Frank Hall of Bridgeport passed
Sunday with his mother. Mrs Mary
Hall, on Poplar street.
George Case, the popular clerk at
the drug store of W. N. Noble, passed
Sunday in Ansonia.
@. L. Case of the Ansonla Sentinel
is visiting his sons, c. L. Case, Jr., and
George Case.
A. Fl. Mcmahon has fine line of the
Round Oak stoves and West Shore
ranges.
Samuel W. Hyslop of Litchtield was
in town, Monday.
Van Ness Green of New York passed
Sunday with his parents.
Miss Dorothy May Cassidy has been
quite seriously i'll, this week. DR.
Staub has attended her.
DR. and Mrs G. B. Blackman passed
the latter part of the week in Bridge
port.
A. II. Mcmahon is installing IA hot
water heater in the Smith residence
on TreadwelI avenue, lately bought
by f. r Greene.
Mrs II. A. Hubbell has been very
sick for the past two weeks but is a
little better at this writing.
II. RI the Spraincd his wrist, last
week, which prevented his following
his usual employment.
Miss Schroeder and Miss Osborne
sang duet at the morning service at
It Johns church, Sunday.
Rev Mr. Erickson, a student at Yale |
has received a call from
the Methodist church here.
Mrs Charles Pulver is recovering |
from her recent accident
DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT.