The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-03-27

Mex week Wednesday evening will
be devoted to the reading of church
history at the rectory.
ROSES.
Father Fox will say mass, Sunday, in
the Sacred Heart church, Southbury,
at IL a. m.
Lenten devotions will be held on Fri
day evening at 100 O'Clock.
On Friday Father Fox will visit his
Southbury parish in his canvass for
shares on the horse, and on Saturday
he will visit Monroe.
Hobart II. Curtis was in the Park
City on Wednesday;
The Gibson Brothers are to have
the Gibson residence renovated and
are to occupy it eight months in the
year. This is pleasant news for Sandy
Hook people. Mr. and Mrs Henry Glib
son are expected, this year
Samuel Lesher visited Union lodge,
No. 40, f. & A. NJ, Tuesday night,
when it's 123d anniversary was celebra-
ted.
Taylor, Curtis & Co. report a good
sale on harnesses and harness trim
mings. They are ready to show the
goods to any who will call at the Brick
ing an extra good article in Aroostook
county (Me:l seed potatoes.
For the housekeepers Taylor, Curtis
& Co. have some tempting values in
lawn and lace curtains, window shades,
silkateens, draperies, etc.
Ell. Hall, the popular Sandy Hook
stove man, sells the American Seal
roof paint, roof cement and stove pipe
enamel, which he has in small cans.
This will preserve your stove pipe dur
ing the summer season. Anyone think
ing of buying stove should inspect his
"West Shore and Harvard Grand"
f. NJ. Scott & Co., opposite the Sol
diers' monument, Danbury, have a
nice advertisement on the second page
of this issue. Their adv. will be found
there, right along. This week they
advertise sNinsome white waists
pay you to look their advertisement up
each week, and when in Danbury give
them call
Miss Mamie Lynch of Danbury was
a recent guest of Miss Belle Conger.
Miss Mary Stone Of Great Plains has
| been the guest of her friend, Miss Ma
bel Sturges, of Taunton district.
Miss E. Jennings of New Milford
was called home, Monday, by the seri-
Gus illness of her father, Hawley Jen-
nings, who died on Wednesday.
Miss Belle Conger spent Tuesday in
Danbury, the guest Of Miss Nora En-.
right at the Fairfield house.
| The Foresters will give "weicome
smoker" at their lodge room in St
Mary's hall, Saturday evening of this
week. A large number of out-Of-toWr
Foresters will be present. On Easter
Monday night the committee of ar
rangements are preparing to give a
grand sociable, which promises to be a
big one. Out-of-tOwn visitors will be
present in numbers and the very best
dance music obtainable will represent
Admission to the sociable will be SOC {
couple.
George r. Wilson has recently pur
chased a one-horse tread power OF II
NJ. Camp OF Southville.
Charles Bedat has the frame to hi
new house in place.
Miss Mary Bacon visited in Bridge
port, last week.
Hon D. N. Morgan of Bridgeport
former United States treasurer, callet
at THE BEE Office, when in town
Wednesday.
E. L. Johnson, who has been spend
ing few days among the Berkshir
Hills, reports that vegetation and farm
work is in as forward condition as il
Newtown. AS far north as Mort
Adams and along all the Hoosick Rive
Valley the farmers are blowing, an
save in little sheltered spots no sno'
is to be seen anywhere.
Work was begun, Thursday, by tn
carpenters of T. Soule & Co., on tn
: veranda to be added to the residence {
: Attorney Beecher.
: Margaret Althea Tibbetts is tn
name OF the new daughter of Mr. an
Mrs a. M. TibbettS, whose arrival, las
week Friday, brought joy to the Til
belts home.
Mrs E. J. Hall and Mrs John r. Pee
drove to Bridgeport on Wednesday.
The Robson and Hulse familie
have moved from Cold Spring to tt
Tally place in Berkshire.
a. Rev M. r. French preached his far
we'll sermon at the Methodist churc]
last Sunday.
* Mrs John r. TomlinSon returned