The Newtown bee., 1905-04-21
Money Refunded.
erected thereon during the fall and

erected thereon during the fall and
winter.
Claude Beeman has been busy daily
in his sawmill, this spring, for neigh
boring farmers, who hauled dozens of
logs there while the snow lasted.
Harold, his brother, is now engaged
with the Southern New England Tele-
phone Co. in erecting poles for new
lines in this vicinity, surveying, etc.
New Haven, visited bis invalid moth
er on Lake street, last Sunday.
DR. Pendleton's youngest brother
from Massachusetts visited him, last
week, and enjoyed the angling in trout
streams for few miles around this
village. He returned home on Mon
day.
Another week vacation of this vii
lagos public school sent both teachers
to their respective homes, last Satur-
day, and Miss Kate Brown accompa-
MED Miss Julia Moynihan to her home
in Bridgeport. The school opens
again next Monday.
Edward Hull is prepared to paint all
wagons, light or heavy, in the most
approved style. He is, this week. ap-
plying the finishing strokes to Charles
G.. Carlson's twO-seated carriage.
The last pieee Of ice left Lake Wara-
maug the first part of last week but
over last Sunday the weather made
one think of November again. The
waves dashed spitefully on the shore
and the snow about noon fell quite
thickly. 1t seems hard for old winter
finally to give up it's last remnant and
grasp.
The family of Ransom Duvall is with
Ezra Douglass and family here, this
week, preparatory to going to their
home at East Kent, where Mr. and Mrs
Duvall formerly resided before NOV
ing to Woodbury., Newtown and San
ford, caused by the changing locations
of Mr. Duvall's steam saw mill, which
now returns to the late Augustus
Peck farm in Warren for business.
Walter Pickett of New Haven en-
joyed the trout fishing about here the
latter part of last week, while the
guest Of Mrs Nellie Lyman.
Stephen Wright is removing several
of the apple trees which have stood
for many years on the lands of the
late G. P. Lyman and converting them
into firewood for his family's use the
coming year.
G. Hatch Of Boston was at J. B..
Stillson's, two days of last week, and
is expected back again this week.
John Collins has accepted the
agency for the Deering mowers, reap
ers, rakes, etc, for this town the COM
ing season. He is we'll fitted for the
work, being so practical farmer him.
self. He will be pleased to show the
excellent points of his machines to all
inquiring parties who are looking for
and wanting the best.
| A most plaaSant military auchrp
came off at the home of Miss lila Hoff-
man, last Friday evening. Nine
tables were filed and Miss Julia
Moynihan and Miss Eta Cogswell,
Messrs Lester, Harvey and Ralph
Averill bore off the victorious prizes of
the game. Kenneth, the youngest
son OF the family, came home from
New Britain in time to attend the
party and remained until Monday be-
North & Judd Mfg. Co. of the above
mentioned city.
Miss Ruth Whittlesey, having en-
joyed a two weeks vacation from
school duty as teacher in one of the
schools in Cornwall, returned to Corn
wall last Saturday to begin school
again on Monday morning of this
week.
Henry Meeker was home from Tor
rington over last Sunday.
We regret to learn of the continued
stay in Bridgeport hospital Of Mrs
George H. Couch of Woodville district
This is her second stay in the hospita
and having last week successful.
passed through the second operation
during this her second stay we hop
her convalescence may now be most
rapid and permanent.
: The New Preston orchestra visited
r Miss Mary Cogswell at her home il
: New Milford, last Sunday evening.
5 Alfred Morgan returned to his home
t last week, after passing several week
7 working at his carpenters trade il
New Fairfield.
Mrs Emily Wedge has returned t
Y her home on South street, after pass
I ing the winter with Arden Tame
t and family in Warren.
e Mrs Augusta Pease, of sNew Britai
S is passing a few days with her sister
e Mrs Sherman Cogswell and Miss Hele
S Curtiss in this village.