The Newtown bee., 1905-04-21

copy of these resolutions be sent to the family
the minutes and in The NEwTowN BEE
P: Grove E. w. Troy. J. f. Blake, q. R.. NJ
Kilbride, F. s., committee.
The residence of W. G. Corbett, east
of Sandy Hook, was burned to the
ground, about 1 p. m. Monday. But
very little furniture was saved. Only
$500 insurance was in force on the
house. Mr. Corbett desires to return
thanks to the neighbOrS for their kind
ness at the time of and since the fire.
He has rented the house of Martin
Keane on Gas street.
George w. Bevans and family of
Bridgeport and Levi Bevansland fam
lily of Stepney were guests, Sunday, of
Mr. and Mrs Edward Bevans of Halter
town.
Arthur G. Lovejoy Of Danbury was a
guest, Tuesday, of his mother, Mrs S.
E. Allen of Hattertown.
Herbert Robinson and Miss Minnie
French, daughter of Mr. and Mrs H.
7. French, were married, Sunday, at
4.3O by Attorney G. H. Northrop, who
otficiated in most becoming manner.
J. A. Gale of Winchester, N. H., is
visiting his son, Dr. F. J. Gale.
There will be preaching in the
Methodist church, next Sunday. by
Rev James Taylor.
Miss Catherine Creagh of Bethel has
returned to her home, after spending
a week with her cousin, Mrs j. P. Cor
bett.
Miss Mary Connors is spending her
vacation with her cousin, Mrs j. P.
Corbett, of Queen street.
E. M. Miller, together with his part
ner, G. Preston Brown, have moved
their saw mill to Hopewell woods,
where they are employed on large
job of saving timber for E. E. Nettle-
ton.
Mrs T. w. Barnum, Mrs Charles
Minor, Miss Susie Minor and Mrs Susan
Hall were entertained at dinner, We'd
nesday, by Mr. and Mrs r. J. Hall.
A full line of malt extracts at Belts
& Belts.
her daughter, Mrs H. f. Moore, who is
dNioS AiA'
DR. and Mrs R. N. Belts go to Brat
tleboro, Vt, Friday. for brief visit.
A complete line of carefully selected
garden seeds in package and bulk, at
Belts.
Eagle Rock circle, Companions of
the Forest, will meet on Saturday
evening of this week.
A sociable and dance under the aus
pieces Of the ForesterS and Companions
of the Forest will be held on Monday
night at St Mary's hall. Gallagher
Brothers will furnish music.
Arthur Clark of Hartford made a
brief visit, last week, with his sister,
Mrs Leslie B. Nichols.
An extra good line of wall paper,
tasteful designs, and very reasonable
in price at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s.
Aime Lambda has business wag-
on, bought of A. M: Briscoe & Son.
Miss Nellie K1lbride passed Sunday
in Bridgeport with her sister, Mrs John
Hassett.
Mrs Mary kilbride of the Glen is
in Wallingford
W. T. Cole is driving new horse, a
| handsome stopper.
Howell Wright and James Belts
| Yale students, are at home for the
| Easter recess.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Walker and sor
of Bridgeport drove to Sandy Hook
Sunday, dining at Taylor's hotel.
Easter neckwear, suits and hats, q
hobby line, at the Brick store, Sandy
| Hook
Housekeepers are considering mat
tings and carpets, window shades, just
now. Taylor, Curtis & Co. have {
good line of these goods; also nice line
of rugs.
F. A. Beemis, representing Mcintosh
& Co., was in Sandy Hook, Wednesday
stopping at TaylOr's hotel.
The Universal bread maker saves
the housekeeper labor. Belts & Bets
sell it.