The Newtown bee., 1904-09-02
BENJAMIN E. BEACH.

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 BENJAMIN B. BEACH.
 Benjamin B. Beach of Second Hill, a son of the late Bruce B. Beach, was found dead in bed, Thursday morning last. The previous day he had toiled all day in the tobacco field and had not complained of being i'll. He was B years old and is survived by his moth- CT. The funeral was attended on Sun- day at p. m., Rev MT Pond offici- ating. The pail bearers were Myron Disbrow, Darwin Keeler, Edward Wooster, John Randall. The burial was in the cemetery in Bridgewater. MT Beach was young man of genial qualities and had many friends.
 NOTES FROM WORTHWHILE.
 Mrs Emily Knowles from the vicin- itY of Baltimore is visiting her niece Mrs Walter Soule.
 George Roebling will move his fam lily to East Hampton, the middle of The Trenton Pottery Co.,, by whom he is employed, has opened new mine there. His eldest son will have charge of the farm here.
 Howard Cafpenter has purchased the house now occupied by Charles Robinson, and will take possession October l.
 The family of Jay Hallock spent all of last week at Fairfield Beach.
 w. H. Spaulding, the hustling mail carrier between New Milford and Warren, has disposed of his route to William Bostwick and will vacate, 3.
 Miss Treadwell of Danbury will be the teacher here for the ensuing year.
 Arthur Ferriss of St Paul, Minn., visited his cousin, G. w. Marsh, last week.
 Mrs De Witt Ford is at the seashore with her children and grandchildren.
 Mrs Strong is visiting Miss Turrill at Salmon Couch's.
 REV A. Fl. MANEE RESIGNS.
 After nearly four years of faithful and efficient service, Rev A. H. Nance has resigned his pastorate of the Bap- tist church at Worthwhile, to take effect about the middle of October. He will seek a milder climate and will locate in North Carolina.
 IN THE PROBATE COURT.
 Judge Addis has appointed Emily 6. Williams administrative on the eS- tate of Elizabeth W. Hubbell.
 Etta M. Young has been appointed administrative, with the will annexed, on the estate of Edward O. Young.
 Judge Addis has named James H. administrator on the estate of Cornelius McMahon.
 MT and Mrs Foster of CornwalI-on- are visiting MT and Mrs M. w. Hill.
 La Halt & Thomas, the hustling and popular outfitters and mems furnish ITS, have added mems shoe depart nent, with the Crossett mems shoe as ! leader. The Crossett is a superior 'hoe and sells for $2.5O, $3, S3.50 and ld Gall of tho cforo or1 1oo1x ouo, yood points of this shoe.
 Miss Anna Robertson is enjoying he sights at the St Louis exposition.
 MT Hanchett and son of South Main treet have been visiting at Westfeld, Mass.
 The horse of Mail Carrier Olesen, which went off the bridge at Southville, 5 feet on to the rocks in the river, vas not killed and will make a recov- ;ry. Dr R. s. Todd of New Milford is attending the animal.
 Joseph Golden has been passing a ew days at Great Harrington, Mass.
 Harry Ives passed Sunday at Wood- nont, where his wife has been staying or some weeks.
 c. H. Booth passed last Friday in 'outh Norwalk.
 H. s. Mygatt IS having some hard 7ood floors laid in his residence. D. }. Soule is doing the work. MT and Mrs Ernest Hankee and Miss trace White of Bridgeport were guests, ast week, of MT and Mrs l.. B. Pratt. MT and Mrs l.. E. Pratt passed last l Thursday at the home of w. T. O'Dell a Washington. MT and Mrs J. P. Treadwell arrive l New York, September 3, from their European tour. Rev L. T. Buell. of South Norwalk reached two able sermons at the Con- regational church, Sunday, to large udiences.
 Miss Catharine Riley returned to her osition in the store of The c. H. ooth & Bentley Co.,, Monday, after d acation of four weeks passed in and other nearby places. James Shelley of Pleasant street has