The Newtown bee., 1904-08-19
PINE GROVE CAMPMEEr1Na


 pie regularly attend the campmeeting at Pine Grove, Canaan, which opens on the 18th and continues to the 29th, The New York and New Haven road sells special tickets to Pine Grove Sta tion and return, which will be good going, August IS to 29 inclusive. and returning, not good after August 30, nor unless countersigned by Louis R. Abbott, secretary, will be sold at the following stations and rates: Bridge port, s2.35; New Milford, s1. 25; Mer- winsville, s1.05: Kent, 85c; Cornwall Bridge, soc; West Cornwall, 45c; Lime Rock, BOG; Falls Village, 200; Canaan. loc; Danbury, $1.65; New Haven, s2. 55. Trains will stop at Pine Grove Station as follows: North bound-Trains leav. ing Brooktield Junction at s.03, 10 54 a. m., l.O5, 5.26 p. m. South bound Trains leaving Pittsfield at ' a. m., l2.lo, 3.2O p. m. Personal baggage for Pine Grove sent by the above men, t1oned trains will be checked to Can aan, and will be unloaded at that sta tion unless the owners of the baggage accompanying it desire it left at the Pine Grove Station, in which case they will notify the conductor and surren- der duplicate checks. The strap checks will then be removed by the baggage masters and the baggage left at the station at owners risk.
 KNOWS WHERE TO PLANT HIS LINES,
 Charles N. Hall, the expert fisher man, caught two bass at Spectacle lake, last week, weighing 34 and 2a pounds each. He is easily the most successful fisherman in New Milford. but carries his honors with becoming modesty.
 MRS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS HUBBELL.
 The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Will Hams Hubbell took place on Saturday at p. m., from the home of her sister, Miss Emily Williams, Rev F. A. John son officiating. Her death occurred on Wednesday. She was II years old. Funeral Directors F. G. Bennett & Son had the~arrangements in charee. NE" DAM ACROSS THE HOUsATONIC.
 Christian Hansen has the coffer dam TOT the new dam across the Housatonic river about completed. The new dam will be ITS feet in length, and will be built of stone and cement. MT Hansen has been bothered some by high water The dam is being built for the New Milford Electric Light Go.
 GET OUT YOUR CHECK BOOKS.
 The band concerts, Wednesday even- ings, are enjoyed by large crowds. Anyone wishing to contribute to the support of the enterprise is invited to leave what they may decide to give with P M. Cassedy.
 REAL ESTATE TRANsACTIONs.
 W. P. Landon has bought a tract of l2 acres of land adjoining his Landon real estate east of East street, of the Starr estate. MT Landon has sold an acre of this tract to w. G. Barton.
 Thomas Meloy has sold his house, at the corner of Elm and Poplar streets. to F. E. Starr. ANDREW LANDS A FOUR-POUNDER. Andrew Potter of Gaylordsville taught bass at Hatch pond, last week, which tipped the scales to an even four bounds. People up Gaylordsville way low take of their hat when MT Potter passes by. 1Rs JEROME TITUS BREAKS AN ARM.
 Mrs Jerome Titus, who fell down the ellar stairs 10 days ago and broke an rm, is having quite a serious time. >r F. E. King is attending her.
 Miss Lois Knox of Bridgeport is the uest of Mrs Daniel Canfield.
 Miss Minnie Touissant, of the clerk ag force at w. G. Barton's, is passing CT vacation at the Lakeside Inn, Lake Varamaug. Charles Murphy of Hartford is pass 1g his vacation with his father, Garry [urphy. Willis F. Bennett was in New Ha- en, Monday, to see his father-in-law, . A. Lum, who is at the New Haven ospital.
 Howard Miller of Johnstown, N. Y., as been visiting in town. II There is three months interest due l unpaid taxes. Save further per mt interest by borrowing money and a tying your taxes. Tax Collector S a Hait will present you his autograph t exchange for the 'long green" t Frank Evitts is offering an attract e line of summer and fall lap robes, a 'rse blankets and coolers. If you are r need of harness see MT Evitts. . The popular Park View house is en-