The Newtown bee., 1903-10-30
NEW MILFORD.

A GAME SUPPER GIVEN LAST WEEK
THURSDAY NIGHT BY J. w. HOYT.
On October II J. W. Hoyt, of the
firm of J. w. Hoyt & Co., started for
the Maine woods with the thought in
mind of bringing home two deer. He
had good luck while in the woods and
shot his deer. While he was away, J.
l.. McEwen and f. w. Knowles plan
returned from his hunting trip. Mr.
Hoyt returned, proud of his victory
and few of his friends were invited
to attend deer supper. Nine thirty
was set for the feast to. commence.
Promptly at that timeG GeOrge Kelley,
assisted by s. Lathrop and H. E. Wall
ing, brought on the platterS holding
the toothsome veniSOn. Everyone ate
hearty and after everyone had eaten
his fill, cigars furnished by p. M. Cas-
sedy were passed. The first speaker to
be called on was Alexander Levy, the
former Bank street merchant. Mr.
Levy spoke few words about his trip
to Europe. The next person to be
called on was the honored host, J. w.
Hoyt. He related his experiences
while in the woods. After Mr. Hoyt,
Judge J. f. Adds and James Marsh
| were called on to corroborate Mr.
Hoyt's story and they tried their best
to uphold the host. Then followed G.
n. Hall, F. w. Knowles, Charles Planz,
10. J. Hungerford, f. J. Terrill, John
Morehouse,- E. A. Henderson, Fl. D.
Hine and last, but not least, D. E.
Soule. The following is a list of those
present: J. w. HoYt, DR. Bostwick,
f. Barnes, Frank Warner, Jr., John
Morehouse, Carl Hipp, J. L. McEwen,
+: W: Bennett, gr., George =.
6. Crossman, F. Z. Green,
A. Borelli, S. G. Lathrop, F. S. Knib,
loe, M. D. Miles, II. F. johnson, W. L.
Erwin, E. J. Emmons, W. S. Ferris,
e. A. Clark, James Marsh, E. F. Haw-
ley, s. R: Hill,F J. Tyrrell, Alex Levy,
3. II. Bennett, Fl. D. Hine, F. E.
| Rowe, f.: Whitney, W. A. Woodford,
G: a: LathroP, George Warner, Charles
Garfield, G. N. Hall, P. M. Cassidy, D.
3: Soule, Fl. E. Walling, w. Bull, j.
| W. Goldsmith, F. E. Soule, w. H.
Percy, G. A. Case, n. F. -Kilbourn, mo
Die Bennitt, A. J. Pixley, S. p, Can
field, 9. L. Case, Fl. Rothe, Charles
Plapz, E. A. Henderson.-[Da nbury
News.
T NOTES FROM ALL SAINTS CHURCH.
Next Sunday being All Saints day,
will be special appropriate services at
All Saints church. Rev Mr. Crockett
who was the first rector of the church,
will preach at the morning service.
Bishop Brooks of Oklahoma will
preach on Sunday, November 7, at All
Saints in the morning and at st Johns
| in the evening.
| The f. E. Rowe 60. wish to hire a
dozen carpenters at once. They have
| the contract for large addition to
| be built on to Thomas Bray's hotel and
for the extensive Improvements being
made to the residence of N. B. Mead
at Lake Waramaug.
Howe'S moving pictures drew, as
usual, when they came to town, a large
| mousse. The pictures were first class
ana all enjoyed them. Leroy Carlton,
stage director, who formerly resided
| here, was we'll received and we under
stand that Mr. Howe prizes him very
highly in the position he holds.
Mr. Knapp of Hartford is in town
| for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Brenna left, Saturday
| to spend the winter in Florida.
| There was such demand for tick
cts for several excursions to Pittsfeld
that one enterprising citizen, taking
avantage of the opportunity, bought
up several and sold them at premium.
| Mrs J. K. Bacon, who has been visit
| ing in Litchheld, returned FRIDAY,
Boyd & Chaplin, theatrical managers,
have dissolved partnership. Mr. Boyd
| will hereafter conduct the business
alone.
Mrs Ella Northrop is spending a few
weeks in this village with friends.
Mrs Jessie Wider of ROxbury and
Miss Emma Tucker of New York have
| visited c. A. Kellogg and family at
Treadwell farm.
Little Florence Kellogg has visited
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Hamlin,
in GAINESVILLE.
G.. B. Hamlin and wife of Norwalk
were recent guests at Treadwell farm.
Mrs Rachel Garfield spent Wednes-
day at her old home in GAINESVILLE.
The friends of Floyd Mallett gave
him a surprise, Wednesday evening.
Louis Pratt attended the flu neral of
bis motherin-law at Washington,
Friday.
Miss Mary Manion is seriously i'll
with peritonitis.
Mrs CORTLAND Stone and Miss Ethel
will soon move to Brooklyn.
Unclaimed letters remain at the
pOstOffice addressed to Mrs G. N Bosu-
wick, E. A. BOstwick, Mrs Mary Gereg,
Rev r. n. Ives, Norman Laselle, Neil
Molle, William Siberry.-[George H.
jackson, Postmaster.