The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
ADVERTISING RATES I:
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
REDDING.
A DRAMATIC RECITAL.

DRAMATIC RECITAL.
There Is to be dramatic recital by
Miss Grace Dalrymple at the Redding
RIDGE hall, Tuesday evening, October
10, at 8 p. M: II stormy, the first fair
ments, SOC; children, 25c. The recital
Is given under the auspices of Christ
church, Redding Ridge, the proceeds
to 60 for necessary expenses on the
building. Go and take your friends.
Miss Church and Miss Nicholas, who
have been enjoying weeks stay with
Rev and Mrs JepSOn at the rectory,
have returned to their home in Poque-
tanuck, q former parish of Mr. Jepson.
Rev and Mrs Jepson. who have been
at the shore for several weeks, are
again settled in the Rectory on the
Ridge.
Daniel s. Sanford has recently pur-
chased the Ryan place on the Ridge
and Is to make Improvements on the
property In the near future.
Miss Sally Hay Of Nutley, N. j., Le-
ander Palmer, Charles Fowler and
Langdon Gillett, all of New York,
who have been guests at Mr. and Mrs
+. L. Dunnell, have returned to their
home.
Miss Clara Danforth, who has en-
joyed stay of two weeks with her
friend, Miss Physioc, at her summer
home at Oyster Bay, has returned to
her home here. While there she en-
yacht of Miss Physioc.
Michael Reynolds of Bridgeport has
rented the cottage of the late Mrs
Henry Whitehead on the Ridge, just
north of the blacksmith shop, and
will move his family there about Octo-
Der l.
Edward Bradley is having a new
railing built on his veranda. A. H
Senior of Bethel is doing the work.
Garfield & Wheeler have completed
painting the old Daniel Sanford home
stead, which looks much improved and
are now painting and decorating the
Shaw place for D. s. Sanford.
Miss Belle Sanford las erected silo
near her stock barn.
w. @. Sanford put in drain and
cesspool for D. s. Sanford at the Shaw
place, last week.
Daniel S. Sanford has everything
now In readiness and will open his
new school Tuesday, October 3, with a
good number of scholars.
Joseph Sullivan has sold out his in
terest In the grocery and feed bust
ness on the Ridge, to his brother, John
M. Sullivan, who will carry on the
business for the present. This is good
stand ard has always done large bust
ness but John NJ. Sullivan has interests
In Bridgeport and Is DESTROYS Of moving
there so he Is now Offering the bust
sale. There Is good opportunity fol
some one to procure a good paying
business at q reasonable figure.
Mrs NJ. j. Scubines Of Sanfordtowr
has two or three tons of good old hay
which she Is Offering for sale.
Mrs Emily Hill, Miss Esther Haw
ley and Mrs Eliza Osborne Of Derby
are at their place In the Ridge for &
week 3 stay.
Jesse B. Cornwall has completed a
fine large stone wall in front of the
O'Keefe property in Sanfordtown he
recently purchased. Miller & Turney
did the work.
Mrs Harriet f. Blackman of Ridge
weeks stay here with her sister, Mrs
M. j. Scribner. Mrs Blackman also
called on old friends in town.
]. w. Teets was in NewYor k, last
Sunday.
Daniel R. Warner sold a horse tt
Ell quelle Brothers, last week.
II was q daughter chat arrived al
the home of Mr. and Mrs j. B. San
ford, about two weeks ago, instead OF
q son, as was reported In recent issue
of TIE BEE
Mrs John Young and Fl. Bowers OF
New York are at Mr. and Mrs H
Rufus for sojuurn of two weeks.
M. A. Banks Of Bethel has purchas
ed the apple crop Of Mrs E. E. Burgess
and Villa m Lounsbury. Mr. Banks il
buying apples to ship.
John J. Reynolds has tbuilt an adj
ton on the west side of bis house ant
has extended bis veranda across tn,
south hide. He Is making other I'M
prOvements about bis house.
A. A. Stowe, foreman for L. o. Peck
has taken the agency for the Clarl
Cutaway Harrow Co. He has severa
OF the machines at Mr. Peck's place OF
COUGHS Hill, which he will be pleased
to show to any who will call.
Rassett & Shaw are painting for L
o. Peck On COUGHS Hill They ais,
have the contract for painting join
Todd's house In West R-ddng.
H. 9. Mcclellan, the contractor, ha
L. Peck's handsome lodge at his plac
on COUGHS Hill completed, and M
Peck'S cUachman will occupy it in 1
few days.
A man FROM Danbury, who is t
work for l. o. Peck, moved into tn
Mcconnell place, which Mr. Peck re
Gently purchased, last week Friday.