The Newtown bee., 1906-07-27
The NewtOwn Bee.
Newtown. Fciday. July 20. 1905.
CIRCULATION !:
Ten Pages,
LlTCHFIELD COUNTY.
WOODBURY.
HOTCH KIsSVILLE NOTES.

HOTCHKIsSVILLE NOTES.
Mrs Lee B. Warner of Danhury was
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Terrill, last week. Mr. War
ner also spent last Sunday there.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Harry Cliniman, last Tuesday, July II
Mr. and Mrs George F. Morris have
been having an outing at Colonial Inn,
at the shore near New Haven.
Miss Eunice Thompson was visiting
her aunt in Waterbury, last week.
Joseph B. Hall was i'll with rheuma-
tic fever, last week.
James Traverse was so badly poi
soned with mercury that he couldn't
work, last week.
During the severe thunder storm of
last week Tuesday afternoon, the resi-
dence of Ted Fox was struck. No
harm was done excepting window
shade knocked down and some wall
paper torn off.
Mrs Elizabeth Camp has returned
from q three weeks visit with her
daughter in Hartford.
Herbert Athorn of Meriden is work.
ing in the cutlery shop and boarding
with Mrs LOOMS.
Mrs William Capewell's brother,
Constant Mizerez, from sunny France,
is visiting her. He can speak both
English and French fluently.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Kierney of Wal
den, N. Y, have moved here and MI
Kierney is again working In the cut.
lery shop here.
Miss Alice Fox invited her young
friends to party, last Thursday even
ing. Music, singing, games and re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Miss Sadie Dyson is spending a week
in North Woodbury., assisting Mrs At
wood, who is recovering from the ef
fectS OF q broken nip.
Mrs Waldron has been visiting bel
daughter in Winsted.
John Pierce of South Britain hal
come to be machinist in the cutlery
shop.
Lizzie Buffers is so afflicted with
rheumatism that she is unable to us'
her hands or feet.
Mrs Howard Burdick is entertaining
her sister Of New York City.
Eugene Warner is helping NOW tn
lawns in Woodbury..
Mrs John II. Roberts and daughter
Miss Bessse, are having an outing al
Fort Trumbull Beach, Milford.
Miss Mary Rowe is assisting Mr.
Philip O'Brien of North Woodbur.
with her Homework.
George n. Allen has taken the posi-
tion vacated by Frank Herman at tn
North Woodbury. drug store.
George S. Allen is afflicted with ma
laria.
Miss Ruth L. Clay is visiting ii
Bridgeport.
Mr. Hamilton, the Methodist minis
ter from Forestville, made an address
on 'Sowfhg and Reaping" on Sunda
Int lot
6: 7, "Whatsoever man soweth, tina
shall he also reap" A solo was sun,
by Miss Florence Burton Of Minor
town.
Rev Stanley F. Bloomfield OF the Con
gregational church in Woodbury. is ex
pected to make an address in tn
schoolyard, next Sunday afternoon.
Claude Waldron's baby has been il
with cholera infantum; also Edwar'
Cranes little son.
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Bellamy of Win
sted are to move here and reside in M
Cowles' double house on Percy avenue
Mr. Bellamy has again taken work ii
the cutlery shop.
Miss Eunice Thompson is entertain
ing her cousin, Miss May Kilbourne o
Waterbury.
Frederick A. Smiths little daugh
ter, Genevive, is in quite poor health
Harry Traverse split his finger a
last Saturdays ball game, so that b.
is unable to work and Charles Gil
broke his nose by colliding with anoth
er player.
Stephen Brown, the superintendent
OF the cutlery shop, spent Sunday ir
New York City.
John 81. Roberts spent Sunday with
his family at Fort Trumbull Beach ir
Milford.