The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-28
HUNTINGTON.
MRS N, Nj, BALDWIN.

Mrs Nancy Maria Baldwin, widow
of the late William Baldwin, who has
been a sufferer for several months,
passed away at her home, Friday
April p, aged SO years and eight
months. The funeral was held from
her late home Monday afternoon at l
o'clock, Rev Mr. Everest officiating
The burial was in the lower White
Hills cemetery. The bearers were
John Nichols, e. H. Hubbell,, Edward
Hawley and Edward Buckingham.
She is survived by two sons, Alonzo
and William Baldwin and one sister,
Mrs Emily Baldwin.
CONGHEG ATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
Rev l.. f. Buell. Of South Norwalk,
whose work was so much liked when
here short time ago, will speak at
meeting on Friday afternoon of this
in the Congregational church.
Sylvanus H. Bartlett of Little Val
ley, N. Y, visited his aunt, Mrs Gran
dali, at Bonnibrook, last week. Mr.
Bartlett is in the employ OF the Cat
taragus Cutlery Co. as shipping clerk.
His friends regret the ShOrtneSS or his
stay.
Mrs Crandall is putting her place in
goodShape, and with the repairs on her
house, outside and inside, it will be
snug little home. A new roof is going
on. Carpenter Thompson, assisted by
r. G. Cults, is doing the work.
Mrs A. Hutchinson, who has been
quite i'll, is now slowly improving.
Miss Blanche L. Grunowf Of Utica,
| N. Y, has been a recent guest OF Mrs
Hattie M. Hill.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs A.
Hutchinson died, last week Thursday.
The burial was on Friday in the River
side cemetery at Shelton.
| julius Hard, who lives near the
Fair grounds, had large turkey and
two hens stolen from his hen roost,
last week Monday.
| Dea Lewis Shelton Of Booths Hill
has been suffering with bad cold.
| Frank Mazar Of Booths Hill, who
] draulic Co., moved away from the
place May l..
Theodore Clark, who has lived for
several years at William Beecher'S s, has
moved his family to New Haven.
| Edward Dowker Of Shelton, an ex.
pert horseshoer, has rented the horse
shoeing department of Arthur La
borie'S shop and will always be on
hand ready to take care of his custom
ers. Mr. Laborie will continue to have
charge Of the rest of the shop as usual
Mr. Dowker has moved his family from
Shelton into the upper part of MI
| Martins house.
| Lee Eldred, who has been spending foul
| weeks with his family here, has returned tt
| the Soldiers Home at NOroton.
A few weeks ago John Nichols heard his pei
pug dog barking very loudly in a lot back Of
his house and went out to see what the trou.
BILE was He found the dog was watching g
fox which was trying to catch his large yellow
cat which was up out OF his reach. Mr. Mich
OILS had his gun but before he could get sho
| at Mr. Fox he ran out of sight. The pet dos
did his best to assist in capturing the fox bu
| was not quite big enough.
Mrs Charles Hubbell of Saw Mill City Il
quite i'll.
Henry Bolles is i'll and confined to his bed
d. A. Nichols of White Hills has purchased
Mrs r. w Lindsley's place at the Center ant
is to make number of repairs on it. Mr. ant
Mrs sCharles Willard of Shelton will occup,
the place as soon as the repairs are completed
The next debate in the Congregations
church will be held next Tuesday evening
| subject. ''Shall women be given the SUFFRAGE?
The town road makers have been gravelinl
the road from Fred M. Woosters place t.
| Trap Fall SchOOlhouSe.