The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03
WHAT'S ao1NasoN IN TOWN.

WHAT'S ao1NasoN IN TOWN. D. 0. Garrison has been improving the interior of his barber shop and ao9 po9l c5eana9y c9om by having it newly painted
 Asethe Mine Hill Quarry Co. were moving their largest derrick at their quarties, last week, the stone cutters did not work for a few days.
 Il: $. Smith, who has been located in Waterbury for a number of years in the insurance business, has gone to San Antonio, Texas, where he has taken the general agency for Travellers state of Texas. He is son Of MT and Mrs 5. R. Smith of this place.
 Last week Wednesday evening, the Methodist society gave a very enioy- able entertainment at the Town hall. On account of the rain there was not a large attendance.
 Henry Larson began setting tobacco. last Friday, May 27.
 Mrs Thomas Mo Niffe spent last week with her daughter, Mrs John Manyon, in New Milford.
 Mir and Mrs Walter Daley received word, last Saturday, May 28, of the ar rival of a granddaughter at the home of MT and Mrs Richard Daley in New Milford.
 Walter Booth, the butcher, is out with fine new meat wagon, built by Eckman Brothers in Washington.
 Miss Blanche Garlick of Oxford is spending few weeks here, the guest of MT and Mrs John Beers. H. M. Smith of THE BEE was kind ly entertained at dinner, last Satur- day, by MT and Mrs Frank J. Dicken. son.
 The Booth school closed, last Fri day.
 Mrs Florence Wetmore had a little treat for her scholars at the closing of her school at the Center, Friday.
 H. Whitney and friend of New Ha- ven have been spending a few days the past week with MT and Mrs s. B. Smith, enjoying the fishing in these parts.
 The school at the Station held pic nic in the grove near the schOolhouse, Friday, for the scholars, it being the closing day of school.
 Robert Daniels of Hartford has been visiting friends in town.
 Mrs Charles Chapman and daughter of Waterbury are visiting relatives in town, this week.
 Hall Peck of New Haven spept a few days with Roxbury friends, the past week.
 Prof Warren of the Booth school left for Collinsville, last Saturday. Mrs Ruth TYrrell is seriously H. with pneumonia.
 David Barnes, who has been very i'll, is much improved and able to be out
 Miss Florence WetmOre, whoiGhas taught the school at the Center for the past year, has accepted a position with Mrs w. E. Hildrick at Long Branch
 Mrs Bruce Hodge, who has beer spending the winter in Bridgeport, has opened her house here for the summer
 Miss Hannah Willoughby is spend ing several weeks at Long Branch, the guest of Misses Ruth and Dorothy Hill dreth.
 A. J. Vidler is having his tenement house newly shingled.
 First Selectman E. H. Leavenwortt is having the old fashioned chimney in his house taken down and will re place 1t with new one. He is als' making other alterations and improve ments on the interior of his house. Mrs H. B. Carr of Danbury is mak ing her home at MT and Mrs s. B Smiths.
 MT and Mrs W. Thomas of New Ha ven were guests, last week, of MT ant MrS 5. B. SmlGl. , MT and Mrs Ralph Seymour of Terry vile spent few days here, last week the guests of Mrs Seymour's father Henry Rurlburt. Mrs Edwin Seeley, who has been sui fering with rheumatism, is gaining very slowly.
 s. B. Smith has one of the earlies gardens in these parts. He will picl his first mess of peas in about a week and everything in his garden is look ing fine.
 Amos Tyrrell is suffering from lame side caused by being hit by an OK
 $. B. Smith has had hot water placed in his home.
 Miss Edna M. Gray has been quite il with lockjaw. II W. B. Seward was in New York, las week, to pick out three pianos he hac sold to c. l.. Dean of Brookfield; L. Golf of Worcester, Mass, and A. L Goodsell of Glenbrook. He has alst sold one to M. B. Whitlock of Ridge field and delivered it. three weeks ago
 The Woodbury drum corps gay, some martial music as it passed through here on it's way to New Mil ford, Decoration day. Fred E. Field of SOmerS, who ha.