The Newtown bee., 1903-08-14

been away this week for few days
vacation.
Albert Evitts, the druggist, return
ed on Tuesday, after his pleasant So
jOurn in Maine.
The household department at G. E.
Riddiford's is replete with articles the
housekeepers need.
G. E. Riddiford passed last Thursday
in the Park City, taking in shore din
ner at Pleasure Beach.
Harry Ives, of The F. E. Rowe Co.,
is once more confined to his house on
South Main street, with his old enemy,
rheumatism.
Miss Julia Nichols of Patterson, N.
Y, is the guest of her sister, Mrs G..
B. Ackley.
Chauncey G. Marsh has bought a
pair of elegant double Boston back
harnesses of New Milford's reliable
uedler, FRANK EVlCCS.
J. E. Castle, the popular clothier,
caught bass while at Spectacle lake,
last week, tipping the scales to over
four pounds.
Miss Nina Deming Of New Boston,
Mass, is assisting in the store of w.
G. Barton during the absence Of Miss
Caroline Foote.
Mrs Arthur Taylor of West street
and Miss Madaline Webb of Danbury
are visiting at Wollaston, Mass.
Miss Mary Cogswell, bookkeeper at
the store of The G. II. Booth & Bent
ley Co., is passing part of her vaca-
tion in Brooklyn, the guest of Mrs An
drew Greer.
Miss Jennie Law is ENJOYING a weeks
vacation with friends on Stillson hill
and other places.
J. A. NOrthrop & Sons are installing,
this week, one Of their fine Unique
steam heating outfits in Danbury
residence.
Mr. and Mrs V. N. Staub and chill
dren have been passing two weeks at
the cottage of Hon Nicholas Staub at
Lake Waramaug.
Miss Maude Hill, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is convalescent.
M. W. Hill has an elegant and up-to-
date line Of musical instruments,
violins, banjoes, etc. He also has an
attractive line Of purses and fancy
bags for ladies.
Mrs DeMork of Bridgeport has been
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs E. P. Hill.
NJ. W. Hill was in Danbury, last
Thursday.
w. R. Silvernail of Danbury was in
town, last Saturday afternoon, calling
on relatives.
Mrs w. D. Black is in New York for
a few weeks sojourn.
Charles Planz passed Sunday in
Woodmont.
John W. Hoyt was in New York,
Monday.
Mrs T. L. Van AlstYne of Water
vile is the guest of Mr. and Mrs G. D.
Pulver.
Master Donald Hungerford is pass
ing few days with his grandfather
M. L. Hungerford.
Mrand Mrs George Stevens of Hocka-
mum are guests of DR. and Mrs J. G.
Barker of Whittlesey avenue.
Miss Lizzie Garfield, pc pular clerk
in the postoff1ce, has been passing a
few days in Woodmont. From there
she will 60 to Albany, N. Y, as the
guest of Mrs Arthur Hitchcock
| Invitations are out for children S
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs G.
M. Beach, in honor of their daughter.
| Miss Sarah Beardsley of Roxbury has
secured a fine driving harness of'Frank
Evitts.
| A handsome ornamental iron fence
is being erected in the rear of the Bank
street blocks, north side, on the divi.
sion line dividing the property Of Isaac
Bristol and the various owners of the
brick blocks. J. A. Northrop & SOM
have the contract.
Owing to fortunate purchase of Nal
J ia Ceres, a concentrated food prepared
from the choicest grain products, The
Farmers Trading Co. are Offering ii
at SC, large package, usually sold at
15c. Only limited quantity. Dom
delay as it will 60 fast.
Fine corn beef, &c pound, at Th
( Farmers Trading Co. The best o
8 meats, veal, lamb and all that goes t.
. make fine market is here.
Frank O. RILEY Of RrOOklVn. n. Y