The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
MRS SUSAN S. PULVER.

Death again invaded the household of Charles D. Pulver, Saturday night, taking his mother, Mrs Susan s. Pull ver, after a brief illness with a heart difficulty. Just a week previous his wife's mother, Mrs Decker, died in the old, the widow of Marvin Pulver, a daughter of Van Rensaelar Silvernale and Jane Kipp. She is survived by two sons, Charles D. Pulver of this town and Homer .Pulver of Lee, Mass, and a daughter, Mrs N. G. Burch, of Millerton, N. Y. The funeral took place in the Presbyterian church at Millerton, N: Y, Monday after the burial following at Pine Plains. Brief services were also conducted at the home of Charles D. Pulver, Mon- day morning, Rev F; D. Torrey officia.. ting. Funeral Director Bennett Great sympathy is extended to MT and Mrs Pulver in their double bereave- ment.
 CIVIL WAR VETERANS ATTEND sERv-
 ICE AT THE METHODIST CHURCH, !,
 SUNDAY NIGHT.
 About 20 Civil War veterans turned out, Sunday night, at the Methodist church and listened to an eloquent sermon by Rev K. D. Torrey. The war veterans present were: c. A. Way, Joseph Wiley, L. w. Moshier, James Kelly, Daniel Hoyt, D. w: K movies, Ivory Phillips. s. R. Hill, Joseph Titus, D. G. Marshall, Merritt Hunt, George Cummings, J. F. Williams, w.. G. Lathrop. Two sons of veterans were present, Clark M. Hunt and John Cummings. The church was prettily decorated with flags and flowers. AN IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE TRANS
 George B. Ackley, of the up-to-date and enterpriSing firm ot Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, has bought the resi- dence of the late c. Fl. Booth on Main street, one of the most desirable prop critics on the Green. The sale was made through the instrumentality of Charles P. Bentley. MT Ackley has engaged John HannOn to renOvate the house on the interior. Oliver Hartwell passed Sunday in WOodbury, the guest of R. H. Bald win.
 A short calendar session of the Su- periOr court will be held at Winsted, Friday. Attorney McMahon will go to Winsted for the session. The residence of Seymour Green is being treated to new dress of paint. Charles Homer Osborne is the artist. Mrs Frank Bassett and son, Harry Bassett, of Brooklyn, were visitors at the Park View house, from Saturday till Tuesday night.
 MT and Mrs H. s. Mygatt went to Great Burlington, Mass, in their auto. Tuesday night. They enjoyed the fine roads in the vicinity of Great Bar. rington.
 The residence of Mrs Henry Ives on South Main street is bright in new dress of paint.
 Mrs o. M. Beach returned on Friday from the Presbyterian hospital, New York. She is making good progress toward complete recovery. Selectman VertOn Staub is having his residence on South Main street dressed in coat of paint.
 Howard E. Kilbourn of Albion, N. T., passed Sunday with H. LeRoy Randall.
 Mrs P. M. Cassedy, who returned from Bridgeport, last week Tuesday, is cOnvalescing nicely. | Try Chase & Sanborn's coffee and teas at store of 0. l. Leach. l Grocer c. l. Leach is offering nice article in rice, 15c pound; six pounds for 25c.
 Henry Treadwell of New York passed Sunday with his parents, MI and Mrs J. P. Treadwell.
 Mrs Elsie Addis returned on Sunday after a visit in Bantam. l Mrc m vonn GroQn rotnrnp0 tO Ran. tam after visit of 10 days in New Milford and Bethel.
 Florence, the infant daughter of MI and Mrs A. M. Wildman, died or Thursday. The burial took place ir Danbury, Friday, in Wooster ceme tery.
 c. J. Carey has resigned his position as superintendent of the Willow Brook creamery at Gaylordsville anc will be succeeded by R. R. Jones.
 John Callahan passed Sunday witt his parents, MT and Mrs Dennis Gala han.
 George Mcguire and Jerry McCarth! passed Sunday in Newtown, guests o Mrs Thomas Mcguire.
 Andrew BOrelli was in New York Monday.
 Augustus Peelstrom takes position at the New England house, succeeding Frederick Travers.
 John Reilley of Bridgeport passed Sunday in town, stopping at the Lin coin house.
 pr Wright is now at home greatl!