The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN.

The New England Quartz Co. hope
to have their repairs completed SO
they can be in full operation about
February l.
Charles E. Gilbert is suffering with
heart trouble and has been unable to
be at his place at the mill for the past
two weeks. DR. Staub of New Milford
is attending him.
Master Robbie Petit has been
quite seriously i'll but is now gaining.
Thomas Petit and family Of Brook
day, of Mr. and Mrs Charles Petit.
G. r. Dubia has recently located his
steam saw mill near Roxbury Falls.
His teamsters are stopping at Jay
! Tyrrell's.
Miss Ada Stone of New Milford was
a recent guest of Mrs Thomas S. War
| ner.
| bought Cyrus Prindle'S place at the
Center, took possession about Decem-
Der /, 1902.
Miss Stella Clark and Miss Bertha
Platt of the New Haven Normal
school spent their holiday vacation
with Mr. and Mrs John E. Clark.
| Mrs Phebe Castle is in Huntington
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs F. N. Potter.
| W. A. Wilsey is doing mason work
for f. P. Elsenboss in Brookfield.
Mr. and Mrs N. P Beardsley visited
friends in Bridgeport and Stamford,
last week.
Robert and John James of New Mil
ford were Christmas guests at Mr. and
Mrs Robert AcHeever:
Your correspondent stopped at the
home of George Hurlburt, one day
last week, and Mr. Hurlburt, who is
over SO years old, was just coming in
from saving wood. Not many men of
| his age can be found able to do such
work.
Coldpaugh & Cole, who have recent
ly bought out Mrs D. T. Browns soap
pairs on the building and will con-
tinue the business. They will make a
soap to be named the "Quick and
Easy" washing soap and washing
powder by the same name both of
which will be first class goods. The
Valley Soap Co. will be the name un-
der which they will manufacture these
goods.
EJ. Pc ter has accepted position
with the New England Quartz Co.
Married on the oath OF December by
Rev P. J. Healyn, Miss L. T. Hanna
lin of New York City to William j.
lilly attired in light gray silk dress.
the groom in full dress. The brides
maid was Miss Hazel Southwell OF
New York and the best man, J. g.
n Anderson of Ticonderoga. n. y. MI
and Mrs Eencss stayed in the city a
few days visiting places Of interest,
making their headquarters at the
Hotel Grenoble, after which they left
for their new home at Orion.
w. A. Barnes of Ans mia spent San
day with his sister, Mrs Noble Davcn.
port. He also visited his father, who
: celebrated his 84th birthday on Sun
day and is still quite active.
Albert Dickinson has recently
bought H. H. Dickinson's farm ano
will have charge of it hereafter.
N. P. Beardsley has six pairs of fine
two-year-old Devon steers which are
for sale.
! Miss Mary Agnes Callahan enter.
OF the young people. Good music was
were entertained by a sumptuOus re.
past.
Mrs Theodore Bishop has been visit
ing her daughter in Torrington.
Miss Stella e. Clark gave a whist
party to about % of her friends, Tues
day evening, December 80 The first
prize Ia box of candy hearts, was won
by Robert Thomas. The second prize
Ia brOoch) was won by Miss Anna Bald.
win of New Haven. The consolation
prize, won by Burr Castle, wasa chick
ems heart. nicely done up and labeled
"You are chicken hearted" The
evening was greatly enjoyed by all
present.