The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-07-31

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Miss Emma Pelton, granddaughter
Of Sergeant Nicholson, is visiting ir
Bridgeport.
Ray Leach passed Sunday at Wood.
mont.
Miss Anna Stuart of Sherman is Wis.
iting at D. H. Canfield's.
Mr. and Mrs Robert c.. Mallory are
the happy parents of new daughter.
Mrs Paddock of BroOkSide cottage
has been passing week in New York
Miss Clara Smith: who has been en-
jOying sOjourn at BroOkSide cottage,
has returned to New York.
Miss McCawley of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs Horace Allen.
DR. R. S. Todd, with characteristic
energy, is having two room addition
built on to his house, with hot and
cold water in both rooms. D. E. SOule.
the popular builder, has the work in
charge.
The new cottage of Hon Nicholas
Staub at Lake Waramaug is about
completed. 1t is large and rOomy, with
large fireplace in the central living
room. Mr. and Mrs Staub expect to
occupy it the last of this or the first of
next week.
Frederick Bernstein of Glen Cove,
L. l., who has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Ezra Golden, for several weeks,
returned home, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Golden have moved
from the block of Thomas Young to
the house on Church street formerly
occupied by F. A. Pickett.
George w. Bergland, representing
L. W. Rubensteln, wholesale jeweler,
was in town Friday.
G. A. Trowbridge of New York spent
Sunday at M. w. Hills.
Edward Adds has been assisting
with the work in the store of G. A.
Hipp, the restaurant man.
Gus Taylor is enjoying a stay at
Henry w. Browns, Lake Waramaug.
Frederick w. Adds of Hartford is
passing the month of August at his
home on Bennett street.
Harry Ives, who has been laid up
with rheumatism, is once more about
and attending to business.
Mrs David Jennings of Golden's
Bridge is passing few days with Mrs
A. M. Booth.
The perishable stock in the store of
Charles PROVING of Bank street was
bought by r. & A. M. Booth.
Andrew M. Booth passed Wednes-
day at Lake Waramaug and had few
interviews with five pound bass.
Mrs Sherman Adds has returned
from a visit in New Haven.
The New Milford Stars played the
Bethel Juniors on Saturday at Conetia
of the Stars Eddie Mcnamara UNI
pired the game.
Andrew B. Mygatt is spending his
vacation at Lake Waramaug.
The boat race on Saturday at Lake
Waramaug,in which the Loyal, Nancy,
Lena and Lotus took part, was won by
the Nancy, sailed by Roland f. N.Y.
gait.
George Gaylord is having erected on
his farm at GaylOrdSville tobacco
barn, 24x36. Robert Kellogg has the
contract.
John Todd and Jay Tyrrell, the lat
ter from Terryville, passed Friday at
Bulls Bridge, looking over the great
undertaking of the New Milford Power
Co.
Mr. and Mrs Plumb of New Britain
are visiting Mr. Plumb's brother,
George Plumb, of Bennett street.
The annual meeting of the New Mil
ford Water Co. will be held on August
3, at p. m.
John F. Adds, J. E. Castle, George
H. Jackson, Charles N. Hall, DR. G. B.
Blackman, F. E. Soule, Charles Planz
and Amos Bowers 60 to the Hornets
Nest cottage, Spectacle lake, Saturday,
for a weeks sojourn.
P. M. Cassidy, the hustling stationer,
is making specially on box writing
paper and society papers, all in the
new and popular tints and sizes. He
is also selling paper in bulk.
P. M. Cassidy has erected very
snowy awning over the front of his
store. H. D. Hine is lettering it in
very handsome style.
Hans Hansen of New Haven is visit
ing his father, Christian Hansen.
Walter Hatch and family are passing
the week at Spectacle ponds.
Mrs George Stevens of Hackawan is
visiting her parents, DIR and Mrs Bar
Der.
Charles G. Peterson of Oil City, Pa.
was the guest, on Tuesday, Of Petel
DR. r. S. Todd was in Canaan, Tues
day.
Turney Soule and J. Leroy Buck
have been appointed by Judge Adds
appraisers on the estate of the late
Frederick S. Richmond.
Mr. Il and Mrs George H. Lines re
turned, last week Wednesday,. from
their trolley excursion to Boston, Mass
Miss Lillian Osborne of Danbury wa!
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Hawley.
Mrs Jennie Richmond passed Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Rich
mOnd.
Mr. and Mrs James McGinness passed
Sunday at their home in BrOokfeld.
Helena and Master Joseph Hutton o.
Bridgeport are visiting the Robertson
Ernest Wagner drove to Lake Wara
maug, Sunday, dining at Thomas
Bray's.
A. w. Peelstrom went to Bull'
Bridge, Sunday, and looked over thu
great work of the New Milford Power
Co.
William Pell of New York passet
Sunday with his family in town.
Louis Welton of New York pasSet
Sunday in town.
DR. and Mrs G. B. Blackman drove t,
Lake Waramaug, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Levy of Bridgepor
passed Thursday in town.
lOGeorge Van Horn and William an,
Andrew Dodin have photograph ten
pitched near the Town bridge, and ar
selling Photographic buttons. They al
rived Saturday afternoon. They TAX
nice picture, the buttons making at
tractive souvenirs.