The Newtown bee., 1904-10-21
OUR NEIGHBORS.
sTEPNEr.
A FINE CONCERT.

FINE CONCERT.
 Don't forget to mark the date of the concert at the Methodist church, committee confidently assure an ex- ceptionally pleasant time. A fine mu- sical program will be rendered by the quartet choir of Trinity church, Bridgeport, assisted by Bridgeport and local talent. For better accommoda- tion the program will be given in the audience room of the church; supper in the lower room. The admission to the concert will be l5c, and the price for the supper 1Oc. Proceeds to pur- chase new stove for the social room. cial will be postponed until the first pleasant evening after the 27th. A very cordial invitation is extended. CONTRACT FOR NEW DEPOT BUILDING
 AWARDED.
 The new depot is now an assured fact, the contract having been given to MT Malkin of Norwich, who will be- gin work on it soon. The building will be 19 46 feet with 2O-foot plat form. The waiting room will be 19 l5 feet with an office 9x 9 feet. The freight room will be 19 X 20 feet with a baggage room II feet.
 STATE ROAD WORK.
 First Selectman Stephen Hayes. with force of men, is building the new State road near the home of Charles B. Nichols. Two new bridges have been built. The road had to be raised two or three feet and the hill just south is to be cut down several feet. When the work is completed it will be great improvement.
 REV MIR PRICE RESIGNS.
 Rev MT Price has resigned as pastor Of the, Baptist church and will leave this place early in December, going to Blossburg Pa. MT Price has made host of friends in this locality who keenly regret that he should at this time even think of going from them.
 Rev c. s. Dikeman and wife are in Torrington, spending few days with their sons, who live in that town.
 Rev MT Streeter of TOrrington will occupy the Methodist pulpit, next Sunday morning.
 Miss Hattie Hall of Huntington has spent few days at the home of Mrs David Osborne.
 Mrs Burr Hawley is in Norwich at tending the Baptist State convent ion.
 George 5. COley has recently had his house newly shingled and improved Thomas Perkins and Isaac Lewis did the work.
 N: D. Hinman of Deep River, for merly of this place, has Ibeen the guest of Mrs Pamelia Wheeler.
 The home of the late Isaac Hull is offered for sale and at the price should be quickly secured by some one wish ing desirable and pleasant property.
 The telephone workers procession" nesday, enroute for Stevenson. The many double teams conveying their tents, furniture, trunks, etc., present. ed the appearance of caravan of old days.
 Mrs Charles Wheeler and Mrs Eliza W1nton are in Danbury, guests of Mrs Ira Penfield.
 Mrs Elizabeth A. Beardsley left, on Tuesday, for Shelton, where she will spend several months with her daugh- ter, Mrs D. A. Nichols, and will also visit friends in New Haven. Our stock of canned goods for our winter trade has arrived and we have | a complete line at reasonable prices. | Our stock of cereals and pancake l flour is fresh and complete. We have all kinds of Syrups to go with the pan cakes. Come and see us.-[Stephen French, at the Depot. 0. l.. Smalley has had new power blower placed in his shop to furnish wind for the forges.
 Mrs A. .Fairchild is having her house and fences newly painted. Garfield X Wheeler are doing the work. D. w. Edwards is spending 10 days In Vermont, enjoying the lulting there.
 Miss Kate French of Carthage, N. Y., is a guest, this week, of Mrs Levi T. French.
 Miss Jessie Briscoe of Newtown has. spent few days with Mrs George A. Quick.
 ildsey Peck of Hattertown was a