The Newtown bee., 1903-06-05
Grove street is bright with new dres of paint.

Grove street is bright with new dress of paint.
 STILL RIVER.
 There was baptism at the Quaker church, last Sunday, conducted by Rev MT Plumb of New Milford. Six little children were baptized. It was a beautiful service, and a good number were out.
 Mrs George Cummings is on the list ot ones confined to the house by lame ness, caused by hurting her knee.
 Mrs David Osborne is on the sick list.
 Mrs Warren Smith of South Norwalk has returned home, after spending two weeks at Mrs F. P. Chase's. Mrs Green and daughter of Bethel are at F. P. Chase's. All are pleased to see Mrs Julia Wal ling out again. She is able to ride | little.
 Mrs Tucker of Roxbury is visiting her daughter, Mrs Laura Campbell. MT and Mrs George Schussler of New Haven are visiting at Merwin Hines. NEW WORTHWHILE RESIDENCE.
 E. F. Hendricks, Jr., has the frame up for his new residence at Worthwhile which stands on an elevated plot of ground east of the mill. The new house is 33x32 with broad piazzas on the west and south sides. It will be very handsome house and up-to-date in every way. The F. E. Rowe Go. have the contract.
 Richard Northrop of Hartford was the guest over Memorial day of his aunt, Mrs Henry R. Treadwell.
 Joe Watson ofticiated as starter at the races in very fine manner.
 County Commissioner George w. Hall of Canaan was in town, Saturday, along with his former townsman, MT Benjamin., of Falls Village.
 George E. Eddy of Bridgeport was at the races 1t Conetia Park, MemOri- al day.
 Harvey Thomas and son of ROxbury enjoyed the races at Conetia Park, Saturday.
 George Kinner of Bethel and Dan- bury was an interested spectator at the races, Saturday. He was at one l; time proprietor of the New England house in this town. H. B. Bridge of New Haven was in town, Saturday, taking in the races at Conetia Park.
 Charles B. Turrill is out with a stylish road wagon, bought of R. & A. M. Booth. MT and Mrs Herbert Longstaff of Bridgeport have been guests for week of Mir and Mrs Hubert Thomas of South Main street.
 Mrs William G. Lathrop and Mrs ) Starr of Bethel went to Trenton, N. J., Tuesday, where they are the guests of Harry Andrews. Miss Edith Lathrop is visiting at Madison, where she will spend month. Ammon Green of Litchfield was a guest, Sunday, at Nathan Roots in Park Lane.
 George A. Case of Plainville, a con- potent licensed clerk, has accepted a position with Druggist w. N. Noble } and will enter upon his duties in a : short time.
 J. B. Castle, the Bank street clothier, is having telephone placed in his store.
 Rev J. Addison Crockett preached, , Sunday, at St Thomas church in Hart ford.
 Dr George B. Staub has had a neat and ornamental iron fence erected in front of his residence on Sou uh Main street.
 Rev Dr c. l.. Taylor, the Methodist pastor, conducted an outdoor preach ing service in ASpetuck district, Sun- day afternoon. MT and Mrs Arthur Cone of New York passed Memorial day at the New England house and at Thomas Bray $ Lakeside Inn, Lake Waramaug. Leroy Carleton, employed at the Ingleside school, was quite badly shocked by electricity in the shower of last Thursday night. The residence of L. P. Giddings looks very handsome in it's new dress of paint. John Hannon was the artist.
 Miss Maude Hill returned, Monday night, from 10 days visit at Pawling, N. Y.
 Power, the new cereal, is cooked, ready-to-eat cereal, similar to Force, 1Oc, three for 25c. It promises to be very nOnu]ar at The Farmers; Tradinu