The Newtown bee., 1906-12-07
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
TRUMBULL.
A MODEL STOCK BARN.

rRUMBUL1.
 A MODEL STOCK BARN.
 H. B. Maurer has the foundation for his large new up-to-date stock barn, which he is building on the A. push the work of putting up the barn right along. The barn will be B 60 feet with 16 feet posts and an eight foot basement, which will be also fit- ted up with cement floor, stanchions, and running water for his COWS. When the barn is all completed 1t will be one of the best in this section of country. c. H. Godfrey of Southport did the mason work and Harry2 Seagar of Plattsville has the contract lfor the carpenter work.
 Walter D. Dana has just erected at his place in Daniels Farms, 8 large new hen house. MT Dana is going in- to the chic ken business extensively.
 Mrs Ella Mcclure and children of Long Hill, Mir and Mrs w. E. Kelley of Bridgeport, Frank Hendigan of Southport and Miss Margaret Conroy of Pittsfield were all guests, Thanks SASAA8 uoys oA NIL oAu WAC '. h0AuA> gan.
 Misses Kate and Marion Hurd of Long Hill, MT and Mrs Edward Hurd of Bridgeport and Clarence St Syre of New Haven all enjoyed Thanksgiving day at MT and Mrs O. B. Burton's.
 Rev and Mrs J. B. Cross and Miss Millie Burton attended the Yale-Har- yard football game in New Haven on Saturday, November "A.
 Friends here of Mrs Fannie Chalker, who is now making her home at the Fordham home at Fordham, N. Y., have received word that she is quite comfortable in her new home.
 D. F. Booth has purchased Albert H. Clark's farm which adjoins his own in Daniels Farms, with all the stock and tools. MT and Mrs Clark shipped their goods and left, last week Tues day, for their new home in Hartford.
 B. M. Healey of Hartford was a guest, Sunday, of MT and Mrs D. J. Botsford in Daniels Farms.
 E. P. Hall has purchased of s. J. Parks, the merchant at Trumbull Center, a six-horse power Inte rnation- al Famous gasoline engine for power at his carriage shop and has built an addition to his shop in which to place the engine.
 M I0 k Nl0A A 10 0HOAu1AS 0OVVI 0l weeks with her daughter. Mrs D. J. Botsford, in Daniels Farms. Charles Kandelzki of Daniels Farms has gone to New York, where he has taken 9 position as fireman on the
 The s. N. E. Telephone Co. has ex- tended their line from Trumbull Gen. ter up through Daniels Farms as far as W. O. Beach's and the line is now in good working order. Those who have phones on the line are: w. o. Beach, B: s. Beach, William D. Dana, Howard L. Beach, Burr F.. Beach, Harry Maurer, Samuel Ward. John Bailey is also to have one put in at his house on the same line.
 Mrs Arthur Burr has been spending few weeks in Huntington with her parents, MT and Mrs J. E. Page.
 John Bailey has purchased the steam engine and saw mill on the A. o. Howard place and is soon to move it onto his lot just norsh of the black smith shop at the center and will build 8 mill over 1t. MT Bailey ex- poets in the near future to have the mill all in good running order when he will be prepared to do log saving and all kinds of work. MT Bailey is also to improve his place by moving his
 
 from his house about 20 feet further back on the lot and has the founda- tiOn now all in readiness for the building.
 P. Hendigan assisted Peter H. Lord at his blacksmith shop at Long Hill, a few days, last week.
 Edward Smith of Nichols was a guest, Thanksgiving, of MT and Mrs Edgar Clark in Daniels Farms.
 J. T.. Sheehan, who mas worked for w. s. Plumb, has taken a position with William D. Davis in Daniels Farms for the winter.
 s. J. Parks, the merchant, received, last week, another of the Famous In ternational six-horse power gasoline engine, which he has at his store and he would be glad to demonstrate the working of the engine to anyone who will call.
 G. W. F. Leffert, who had his barn burned a few weeks ago, has sold off his stock and is now moving to Bridgeport. MT Leffert has rented into the house as soon as MT Leffert | gets moved to Bridgeport.
 s. J. Parks, the merchant, has big l line of the best makes of felt boots for | the cold weather; sizes to fit all.
 On the place where for so many l years the Ward mill stood and which | was busy place now all is quiet and l forlorn. D. H. Ward has completed | the moving of all the buildings and | the place looks lonesome.
 Edward Ward has completed taking | down and moving his house which | stood near the bridge and is now erect | Ing it on the road above the Tait | place.
 The Village Improvement society, which fiourished here few years ago, l is being revived little and the money | which was left in the treasury is to he spent in laying out a plank walk from 5. J. Parks store south to the church and from his store east to the bridge. It is hoped by many that the village may soon have few street lamps to light it.
 s. J. Parks, the merchant at the center has started two routes from his store. One goes up over Daniels Farms and over as far as John Boards ley's mill near the old Huntington fair grounds. The other goes west as far as Chestnut Hill. Henry Henri etta has charge of the route for MT Parks and they take orders and de- liver goods anywhere on the routes. All Crders entrusted to them will be carefully looked after and promptly delivered.
 John B. Sommers and MT and Mrs w. S. Plumb clt sed their pleasant sum-