The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13
A NEAT CEMETERY BUILDING.

diOus tool house for the'cemetery. The building is 12 feet by If feet, with best pine clapboardS and ceiled inside with hard pine. There is an underground room for the heavier and cOarser tools, barrels of cement, etc. When painted in delicate colorS it will be quite an improvement to the cemetery, which k recognized as one of the best cared for burial grounds to be found among the country towns. @s
 Little Miss Evelyn Curtis of Elm street is among the sick ones, this week. ,..,e.~ .... ...~rt. Charles F. Gilbert of Tashua has just had new mill placed in his grist mill and now has everything in fine shape for business. MT Gilbert will run his mill for the present every Fri day.
 The Puritan blend of coffee is hard to beat. To introduce it we present each purchaser with heavy plated silver teaspoon with each pound of cof- fee.-[Stephen French, the merchant, at the Depot. :-
 Miss Winnie Wakeman, Miss Jessie French, Mrs c. H. Powell and son, Clarence, all attended the Burton-An derson wedding in East Orange, N. J., last Thursday, November 5.
 Miss Minnie Wakeman and Miss Jessie French are visiting friends in Brooklyn for few weeks.
 Miss Bessie Remer, who has been visiting Mrs c. H. Powell, has return ed to her home in Bridgeport.
 MT Neusbaum of Cutters Farms, who has recently purchased the Squires place, has erected large new barn, 32 5s feet, with 16-foot posts. F. w. Hawley and son, George, were the builders.
 0. L. Smalley has the electric lights on his shop now all in good running or der and they are a great convenience these short days.
 Jerome Nichols is building an addi tion to his barn. D. R. Hubbell is il charge of the work.
 w. J. Candee unloaded half car of new milch COWS and springers here. last Saturday.
 Mrs M. B. Hawley has been ill this week. Dr Hill is attending her.
 There will be preaching next Sunday morning at 10 45 d. m., and in the even ing at ' o'clock at the Methodist church, by the pastor, Rev 0. s. Dike- man.
 Morris French, who has been ill, is much better.
 Mrs M E. Turney has returned from a weeks stay with friends at Croton- on-the-, Hudson.
 New line of mems underwear, work ing pants, overalls, etc. Also full stock of horse blankets; large assort- ment at B. Hawley & Co's:>
 Mrs Frances Lane and Almond French of Bridgeport have been guests ofsMrs Jane Taylor.
 Miss Nellie Bridle is visiting in 
 John Baird of Bethel has been the guest of Charles Wheeler.
 Rev Dr Huntington of New York is the guest of Charles B. Nichols. once more enjoying his annual outing in Ihis place, hunting with Selectman Hayes.
 B.Hawley & Co. have been very busy the past few days arranging the stock If new goods just received from New York, selected by the senior membe If the firm last week.
 Miss Jessie French is the guest of M isS Edna Warriner in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs F. P. Braman of Brooklyn, Conn.,, gave her friends in this place genuine surprise by sending announce nent cards of the marriage of her Sis Ter, Mrs Mary L. Buckingham to An drew L. Buckingham on Sat lrdav, November ', at the home of Rev F. P. Braman in Brooklyn. The pride has many friends in this vicinity. 1
 Mrs Charles Potter of Naugatuck | las been the guest of George $. Coley. |
 Mrs Turney has sold her driving | horse to Robert Sinclair of Monroe
 Mrs Mary Turney entertainS her liece, Miss R. M. Hodge, from Dan Jury.
 Edward Corning has been in Sandy