The Newtown bee., 1906-08-10

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Ayers Pills keep the bowels regular.
Al vegetable and gently laxative.
few weeks here with Mrs Emigh's Sis
ter, Mrs Eugene Ward.
A BARN RAISING.
A large number OF neighbors and
friends gathered at Albert g. Dicken-
sons on Botsford Riil, last Friday, to
the work was done refreshments were
served and all had good jolly time.
Warren Pitcher has fine litter of
six young Scotch collie dogs which he
is Offering for sale. The mother is
also fine rabbit and coon dog. Mr.
Pitcher captured IA coons, last win
ter, with her.
Miss Mabel Thomas, who has been
spending several months with her pa
rents, returned, last Monday, to her
work at Grace hospital In New Haven.
Moulthroup Vibbels of Torrington
was guest, last week, of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Barnes at Miss Frances Bar
nes' home.
The Name Hill Quarry Co. discharg-
ed record breaking blast at Rock
Side, last week Wednesday, August l,
and one that is seldom paralleled.
With $50 pounds of powder they blast
ed out at one blast 26240 feet of rock
Mrs Robert Barker and two children
of New York, who have been spending
two weeks here with Mrs Bankers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Walter DAILY, return
ed to their home in New York, last
week. Mr. and Mrs John McNiff and
week with Mr. and Mrs Walter DAILY,
returned, last week, to their home In
Bridgeport.
+ James J. Matthewson is working in
Stony Creek for few weeks.
James Vallaley has gone to Moro
mus, near Middletown, where he has
taken q position.
Victor Shelton has moved from the
house just west Of the Depot to Col
Albert Hodges tenement house, for
merly occupied by Mr. Treeleaven and
family.
The representative Of THE BEE was
kindly entertained at dinner at the
Seward house, last week Thursday.
Miss Madalinc DAILY has returned
from weeks stay in Bridgeport with
her sister, Mrs John McNtff.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Daley and two
children and Edward Daley and two
friends, all of New Milford, were
guests, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs Walter
Daley.\
The road from the Station to the
Rock Side quarry, owned and kept in
order by the Mine Hill Quarry Co., is
more like it in town. .
Joseph M. Frizzell has taken posi-
tion with Rev Father Cronan at New
Milford.
There was a social dance at the
Town hall, last Friday evening. The
committee in charge we're MeSSrS
Buckingham, Winters and Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs Merritt Beers of Mar
bledale were guests, Sunday, OF N. B.
Davenport.
Edwin Dickinson of South Britain
was guest, Sunday, Of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Larson.
Wesley Dickinson of South Britain
was a guest, Sunday, Of Mr. and Mrs
w. G. Davenport.
Everett Davenport, who has been
spending few weeks with his father,
N. B. Davenport, assisting him with
his haying, went to Bridgeport, last
week Thursday, to visit Mr. Messenger
of Pennsylvania. Mr. Davenport went
from Bridgeport to his work at Pitts
field, Mass.
Benjamin G. Davenport Of Bridge
port passed Sunday here with his
father, N. B. Davenport.
Mrs 81. N. Trowbridge is spending a
Ira Booth is improving the stone
wall on his property on the highway
by having them relaid. Walter Booth
is assisting him with the work.
MissD Jennie Trowbridge has re-
turned from few days stay with
friends in Waterbury and Seymour.
Charles Beardsley is taking two
months vacation from his work at
the quarry on account OF poor health.
Everett Davenport, who is travelling
for Messenger s. Co. starts on Tuesday
for Pittsfield, Mass, where he expects
to continue bis work.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Leavenworth,
Misses Mildred Thomas and Maud
Leavenworth have been spending a
few days at Walnut Beach.
Mrs John Miner and daughter have
returned after weeks stay at Morris
Cove.
Mrs Emma Emmt of Ptttston, Pa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Eugene
Ward.
William Beardsley is in town again
Miss Jennie Barnes is visiting friends
in Bridgeport.
Walter RarneS was A. guest at Brook.
let farm, recently.
Mrs George Buckingham entertained
Miss Blakesley of Bristol last week.
Charles Hartmann of Woodbury. was
in town, Sunday.
The dance given by the young men
in the hall on Friday evening of last
week was largely attended. All report
good time.
BRIDGEwATEk.
MISS PITCHER-MR MONTROSE.
Miss Bertha Pitcher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Warren Pitcher, of Rox-
bury, and Paul Montrose of this place,
were united in, marriage by Rev G. D.
day evening, August l. Mr. and Mrs
Montrose are keeping house at Mr.
MOntrose's home.
BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
In the hard shower on Saturday,
July 20, lightning struck the barn of
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