The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-01-02
SANDY HOOK SCHOOL.
RESULT OF FALL TERM EXAMINATIONS

The fall term examination in senior depart
ment OF the Sandy Hook school was finished
at noon Wednesday, Decent Der "a, and the
Mon3a c9seu or the eos ho% hy ada5on tn tn
Normal grade. standard 70 per cent--Mary
Mary Lynch 70, Anna Oarmody 70, Kathleen
Haugh 70, John H. Carroll 49,
Lynch nav HoaibaS % &C. Heeo
p paoaSse Lynch y IS John Larner 49, Thomas
intermediate grade. standard Is per cent:
Edward edward garmody 49, Patrick Troy so, Martin
Second grade standard , 70 Per centnEl u
James IS keating 3, John Tally q Ray Gala
70. Charles Hurd 70.
The pu pills Of the normal and the first grade
were examined and marked in following stud
res, all being written examinations except
reading. viz: reading, writing. spelling, arith-
hsry and Ehe
and the second grade pupils were not required
to be examined in the latter two subjects
above--LT j. oorbett Principal.
EYA Happy New Year to all the
readers of The Bee.
E. L. johnson received word this
week that his son, Rev F. f. johnson
of RedlandS, CAL, is suffering with an
attack of the grip.
Curtis Glover and Carlton Smith
were in Bridgeport, Tuesday, and
went to the matinee, "Peck's Mother
in-law."
Mr. and Mrs Charles Winton recent.
ly entertained as their guests, Mr. and
Mrs Howard Bassett of Shelton and
Mr. and Mrs G. M.Winton.
Mr. and Mrs e. M. Peck of Hunting
town recently entertained Mr. and Mrs
Charles Curtis of Stepney and Mr. and
Mrs Clifford Russell and e. M. Peck,
Jr., of Bridgeport.
Miss Martha Rutfles of Bridgeport is
spending the holidays with her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs George Ruffles.
Miss Nora Keane of Botsford enter.
tanned Mrs Mary Grove and family al
Christmas dinner.
Several of The ladies in town viii
serve tea and coffee from to at the
Beach Memorial Library, Saturday
evening, January 10. A general invi
tation is extended to all. The beverage
will be 10 cents per cup. If the above
mentioned day is unpleasant the tes
| will be postponed until the following
| Tuesday.
Come and see our stock of horse
blankets Of all kinds. We can fit YOU
horse and your pocketbOok.- D. N
Clark, hardware man, Shelton.
! George Ruffles of Hawleyville ant
| Miss Florence NJ. Burton are the lates
graduates at Stillman Business college
| Danbury News.
Frank Jordan and wife of Seymou
spent Christmas with her parents.
There was a family reunion at G. E
Bradley's, Christmas.
A merry party gathered at the HON
Of Mr. and Mrs L. g. Gilbert on Christ
mas day. A Christmas tree loade'
with gifts for all present, singing an
speeches filled up the extra time. /
sumptuous repast was prepared and a
sat down to the table with merr
hearts and good appetites. Thos
present were B. Hawley and family
Mr. and Mrs Charles Curtis of Stepney
Mrs Jennie Beach and children an
Eugene Peck OF Bridgeport, Mr. an
Mrs Charles Gilbert Of Stevenson, "
e. Gilbert and family, f. E. Gilber
E. NJ. Peck and family and Clitfor
: Russell and family. The occasion We
one long to be remembered.
A druggist naturally prefers to Sc
: good article-he makes the same pr
fl t as on an inferior preparatiOn-hent
they universally recommend Ramon
Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. In tn
locality this "mild power" model
treatment has almost altogether s.
perceded the old style drastic liv
pills. A cure for constipation and bl
iousness without any gripping, purgin
Sickening sensation is what Peep
= have been looking for. 25c. II.
Mott, NewtOWn; Belts & Belts, Sane
Hook; S. j. Parks, Trumbull; w.
: Hawley, Sherman; E. A. Honan, Ga
i, louisville.
Miss S. B. Miner passed New Yea1
day with relatives in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs O. Schreck and Charl
Wilker of New York, also Lou
Schreck Of New Haven, were guests
Miss Belle Conger, Christmas day.
Misses Della Mcmahon and De
- Bradley of Danbury spent Christn
with Mrs Martin Mcmahon.
,,u Miss Della E. Mccarthy of Wat
St bury is passing few days at her hol
or at Edgewood.