The Newtown bee., 1903-06-19

of Addison, N. Y., will be married on June 30, at the Church of the Redeem CT, Addison, N. Y. MT Robertson is the son of the late George Robertson of this town.
 Clothier Goldfarb of Railroad street asks BEE readers to look over his list of prices on another page, and then inspect the values in goods offered in summer clothing for men and boys.
 Sheriff and Mrs A. H. McMahon and MT and Mrs John Watson were guests at dinner, Sunday, of MT and Mrs George Anthony.
 Merritt Weeks of Bantam passed Sunday with MT and Mrs Frank War ner.
 Rev F. A. Johnson goes to New York state, next week, to attend the com mencement exercises of Hamilton col leQe.
 Mrs Pettibone of Bristol has been visiting her son, Principal Pettibone, of the Center school.
 Mrs Charles Randall and son, Clark, are now at their cottage at Lake Waramaug.
 Joseph Miller and Ray Osborne start ed for Lake Placid, Adirondacks, Thursday, and will spend July and August in that section, where MT Mil Ter is employed. We are headquarters for picnic sup plies which include Heinz's good things pickles, sweet and sour, olives, catsup, pickled onions, fruit jams, pot ted meats, chicken, turkey, sardines, fancy cakes and crackers Farmers Trading Go.
 The best of everything in vegetables, fruits and all that's fit to eat, you'll find in Health brand goods Sold only ] by the Farmers Trading Go. George McCauley has accepted a po- sition as manager of market for the Shelton Trading Go. in Shelton and leaves for Shelton, this week.
 Mrs Frank Evitts visited on Monday with Bridgeport friends.
 Dea Henry Ives rode up as far as the Congregational church, Saturday, and went into the church, the first time he had been able to enjoy the privilege for a year.
 Rev L. F. Buell. of Syracuse, N. Y., who is we'll known in town, has receiv- ed the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Syracuse University. It is ex- pected that he will supply the pulpit of the Congregational church one Sun day during August.
 OTHER WORTHWHILE ITEMS.
 MT and Mrs Harry Gillette spent Sunday at Starr Kinney's.
 Harold Soule is visiting his grand parents on Long Mountain.
 Seventeen new books have been pur- chased by the committee for Phoenix library.
 Mrs Roebling is entertaining com pany from out of town.
 Bruce Hatch of Shelton visited at Mrs Dayton's on Saturday.
 Thursday afternoon Miss Warehouse, with her pupils, enjoyed picnic in F. E. Baldwin'S woods. Echo Bristol was present with his camera. | PARK LANE JOTTINGS.
 Edgar Bostwick sold and delivered his big black bull to Henry Pomeroy of Long Mountain, Saturday.
 Miss ChOpOurian spent a few days, last week, with Miss Nellie Root.
 A little daughter arrived at the home of MT and Mrs Fred M. Berry, June To-
 The school closed, ednesday, for it's summer vacation and the children were given picnic, to which all their friends were invited
 Mrs Mary Eddy is a guest at Nathan Roots.
 Park Lane sent it's share of specta- tors to the circus, Saturday. Those who went carry to witness the street parade were disappointed, as the circus was so late in arriving.
 LOrey Couch has finished painting James Sullivan's barn and IS now at work at A. E. BOStwick'S.
 Miss Caroline Berry of North Kent is at F. M. Berry's for short stay.
 The new mail route, which the peo- pie through here are looking forward