The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1904-01-01

Watertown. Christ church. 10000 10000
Wn,ted. St James, 1lloo 1ll.oo
Woodbury., St Pauls, $500 4l.Ol
The most gratifying feature of the
result is that there are no blanks.
Every parish and mission gave some
thing. Fifteen of the p parishes and
missions paid in full, two giving more
than the apportionment; Last year
only nine paid in full. The per cent
diocese is 1873. We are glad that
Litchield Archdeaconry did better
than the average for the diocese. 1t
almost always does. Bishop Brewster
said last year in regard to General
Missions; 81 have no fear for old
Litchtield Archdeaconry." Now we
have to try to better the record for
next year.-[St Johns Parish Chroni-
Gle.
Miss Edna r. Moshier of New York |
passed the holiday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs L. w. Moshier.
Charles P. Bentley returned, Monday
morning, after three days. stay with
Hartford frie nds.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Beers of Bridge
port and Mr. and Mrs Albert Timms of
New York were guests, Christmas day,
of Mr. and Mrs Hubert Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs W. Fl. Percy and son
passed Christmas day with Bridgeport
friends.
DR. and Mrs George E. Staub, Mr. and
Mrs NJ. H. Mallett, NJ. B. Mallett, Mrs
E. G. Mallett and Mrs Lauren Hatch
were entertained at dinner, Christmas
day, by Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Hatch
of Bridgewater.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Eek of Lacka-
wack, Ulster county, n. Y, and Otto
Kindle of Bethel, were guests over the
holidays of Mr. and Mrs B. L. Moore.
Grocer G. l. Leach will inaugurate a
special sale on canned salmon, begin
ming Friday. He is Offering an extra
quality article and will reduce the
price.
Roy Leach was so unfortunate as to
cut bad cash on his right hand on a
snow shovel.
DR. r. S. Todd has been engaged as
veterinarian for the extensive Hyden-
! hurst stock farms at Coleman's Sta
ton, N. Y.
c. E. Riddiford is selling good
watches for low prices for cash befo
| inv Lo1, ri
good satisfaction and Mr. Riddiford is
ready to guarantee all work left with
him.
DR. R. S. Todd has been caring for
one of the valuable pair of coach horses
belonging to G. w. Barnum at Lime
Rock.
Peter Hanson was home from Sharon
| for Christmas.
Mr. and Myron Patchen and son,
Earle, spent Christmas and over Sun
day with friends at Tashua.
W. F. Hutchinson and family were
in Brooktield, Christmas day.
William Bull has accepted a position
in the office of the Bridgeport Wood
Finishing Co. at Still River.
Van Ness Green was home over
| Christmas.
Miss Olive Hart of Falls Village has
been visiting at T. f. Platt's.
George Case, the popular clerk at the
store of Druggist W. N. Noble, passed
Sunday in Plainville.
Loretta May Russell is recovering
from an attack of diphtheria, under
the care of DR. Bostwick. Mr. Russell
desires to return heartfelt thanks to
all who so graciously and generously
assisted him during the time he was
quarantined and at the time OF the
sickness and death of his wife.
Save your money by trading at Rob
ertsOn'S shoe store.
Druggist w. N. Noble is Offering
complete and up-to-date line Of rubber
goods, spongeS, hot water bottles, syr-
inges, ETC., anything desired in the
rubber medical line.
For the Huyler CONNECTIONS call at
the store of Druggist Albert EvittS.
The temperance billiard parlors Of
A. w. Dayton are equipped with mod
ern and up tO-date pool and billiard
tables. Drop in and spend a pleasant
evening.
p. NJ. Cassidy, the StatiOner of Post
Office block, is Offering a complete line
Of STANDARD diaries for 1904 and the
famous MddiebrOoks almanac.
David L. Gillett and Frank Dckin-
son Of RoXbury have disposed OF their
tobacco crops to the American Tubac-
CO Co.
Henry Larson of RoXbury has sold
his tobacco crop to G.. +. Schoverling.
Charles II. Squires of RoNbury has
disposed of his tobacco crop to G. +.
Schoverling.
S. Edgar Bostwick passed Sunday
with his sister at North Kent.
Miss Alice Moshier passed Sunday at
North Kent.
Mrs James Marsh and daughter
passed Sunday with friends in Kent.