The Newtown bee., 1903-08-28
WOODBURY..
HOTCHKISSVILLE.

Mrs Charles Dyson is visiting in
Providence, R.. 1.
Miss Josie O'Dell OF Kent was visit
ing at Mark Halls, last week.
Miss Martha Fowler is visiting rela-
tiveS in Danbury.
Miss May Thompson is visiting in
Naugatuck.
Miss Margaret Dikeman of Water
bury is visiting at William Bellamy'S.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Dawson attended
campmeeting at Pine Grove.
Miss Alice Dayton of Southbury is
at Alfred L. WinterbOurne's.
Frank Jackson and family of New
Haven have been visiting at George F.
Norris.
There was a prayermeeting at the
home of Hubbard A. Hotchkiss', last
"Wednesday evening, and another at
Olin Roswells on Tuesday evening.
Mrs England and daughter, Miss
Annie, have gone to Westport to live.
Mrs William Warner was very i'll,
last week.
Annie Hague is visiting relatives in
Walden, N. Y.
Miss Grace Wheeler is working in
the wareroom of The knife shop.
George Terrill has raised some fine
dahliaS, some measuring over twelve
inches in circumference.
Mr. and Mrs Edward F. Nichols went,
last week, to spend fortnight or SO
at her home in Ohio.
The Sunday school is to be reorgan-
lied, next Sunday. There is to be ex-
ira singing, an address by Miss M. B.
Lord of Hartford and report of the
school by the superintendent, +. R.
Ford.
There was a good dinner served in
the hall for the colored people on Sun
day and large. attendance at their
services. & =
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Pearson s daugh-
ter, Mrs Samuel Smith, and three
children Of Brooklyn, N. Y, are visit.
ing them, and also their two little
granddaughter, the Wolfe children,
of Waterbury.
Miss Elsie Rabbit is assisting Mrs
Frost with her homework.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Ern-
est Eyre on Sunday, August %.
Mrs Fannie Freeman is entertaining
Mrs Saunders and children of Water.
bury.
Wooster J. Carpenter of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs John T. Hall is failing fast at
this writing.
Harry Eyre's family enjoyed an out.
ing at Walnut Beach, last week.
Last Tuesday morning quite an ex-
element was created by fiery char.
iot," las some one expressed it), rolling
across the green at the cutlery shop.
1t proved to be Mr. Dormitzer's auto.
mobile, in which he and Edward n.
Cowles were riding, and they were not
aware OF their danger until some one
the factory and returned with Rex
fire extinguisher and the blaze was
quenched before any damage was done
to the automobile. 1t is thought that
the fire was caused by spark ignitinp
greasy wiping rag that was in the
automobile.
| Mark Hall is having piazza built
Miss May Dyson of Pawtucket, R. l.,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Dyson.
Miss Florence France of Bridgeport
IS visiting her brothers, Albert and
Arthur.
Mrs Winterbourne was under the
doctors care for serious cold, last
week.
George Pepley is going to Thomas
ton where he has good position.
John L. Hall is visiting relatives in
Danbury.
On account of the rush Of orders the
shears settlers have to work nights un.
til 8 O'Clock.
Miss Alice O'Dell of New Milford
has been visiting relatives here.
Charles Dyson's niece, Miss Nellie
Thompson, of Waterbury, spent Sun
day with him.
Arthur Wedge of Bridgeport called
on former shOpmates here, last Satur-
day.
Miss Bessie Roberts has been visiting
near Danbury.
Lee Warner spent few days in
| DanburT, last week.
The young son of John E. Summers
fell out of a hammock, one day last
| week, and broke his arm.