The Newtown bee., 1905-12-15
Be sure that this picture
in the form of a label is on
the wrapper Of every bottle
Of Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOVINE
Chemists
400 Pearl Street, New York

an d it is pleasure to stop there and
look their store over and do your trad
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Mitchell had a
very pleasant family gathering at
their home on Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Mitchell Of Poota
tuck entertained, besides their family,
on Thanksgiving day, friends from
New Haven and South Britain.
Rev G.. L. Forte preached very in
structive sermon at the Congregation
al church from the subject, "Incon-
sistency," last Sunday morning.
G. E.. Barnes has had an addition
built on the west side of his barn,
TrumanIH. Pierce assisting him with
the work.
Lawrence Pierce, who has been in
Meriden for few years, is now at his
fathers home in Little York.
Sergeant Philo A. Hamlin, who has
been spending few weeks with his
mother, Mrs Hamlin, returned, last
week Friday, to his company at New
port, R. l.
John J. Cassidy has sold his meat
route to his father, John H. Cassidy.
John J. Cassidy is to study for an elec-
with Henry Garfield.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
held very pleasant and successful
sale and supper at the parsonage, last
Friday evening, December 8.
The Y. P S. G. E. meetings, Sunday
evenings at g. Is, are growing in inter-
est and numbers and cordial invita- :
ton is extended to all to attend.
Miss Eva S. Forte of National Park
seminary, Washington, will spend her
Christmas vacation the guest of her
brother, Rev G. L. Forte, and other
friends.
Mrs Charles L. Hotchkiss has num-
Der of photographs of the village and
the Congregational church, besides
souvenir cards, which she is selling.
They make nice present to send to
your friends for Christmas.
I. S. Hawkins captured a fine large
red fox while out shooting, last week
Thursday.
Edward Mitchell of Pootatuck has
the improvements at his house now
completed and is getting nicely settled
in his new home.
On account of the rain storm on
Sunday, December 3, the Congrega-
tional and Methodist people held a
union service, Sunday morning, in the
Congregational church. Rev Mr. Yard
preached very interesting sermon.
In the evening the pastor spoke as
usual.
Miss Sarah Platt of Bridgewater
spent the Thanksgiving holiday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs William
Platt, in the Purchase.
Mr. and Mrs J. N. Pierpont and Miss
Sarah Hotchkiss of New Haven spent
a few days, last week, with Mr. and
Mrs Leroy Mitchell.
John J. Cassidy has been buying ap-
pies by the car and shipping them to
New Haven and New York.
George Capewell is quite i'll with
pneumonia at his home.
Rev G. L. Forte attended the dedi-
cation service Of the Congrega tional
church at his old home in Three River.
Mass, the past week. He also visited
friends in Stafordville, where he was
located for a year land spent few days
in Springfield and Putnam with
friends.
OThe Hawkins Manufacturing Co.
are charging their factory with an
addition on the south side, 40 so feet,
between their main factory and the
brick building. Harry Wilson is in
charge of the work.
A number of the employees Of the
Hawkins Manufacturing Co. are hav-
ing contest to see who can get the |
most eggs from their hens, and now
are having a little sport over one Of |
their number who has % hens and as
vet has had only two eggs.
Joel A. Beard is quite busy at bis
mill saving and grinding, these days,
o1c hi n nf rroin nd