The Newtown bee., 1906-07-06
roof placed on his house.


 MT and Mrs Walter Daley.
 Mrs Bolles Of New Preston and Mrs Phebe Castle have been guests, this week, of Mrs s. J. Hodge.
 The New England Quartz Go. have side of the office and house.
 William Bulkley and family are in Danbury for few weeks.
 Miss Anna Hoyt Barnes of Derby is with her grandmother, Mrs David Barnes, for he>Summer.
 Mrs George E. Sm itb, who was quite ill, last week, is now able to be about her house.
 Misses Ruth and Margaret Karrman Of Woodbury were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs MyrOn Thomas
 Miss May Wheaton of Waterbury has been the guest, the past week, of Miss Mabel Thomas.
 MT Jones and family of New York arrived at Charles Sanford's for the summer, last Saturday.
 Mrs Ellen Limburner of Oxford was a guest, last week, of her sister, Mrs s. B. Smith.
 Mrs Archiba Id Wilkinson and son of New York, and Ralph Seymour and family of Terryville were all guests, last week, at Henry Hurlburt's.
 Mrs s. B. Smith visited friends in New Haven for few days recently.
 Allen Hurlburt of New York has been spending several days here the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs George Hurlburt.
 Miss Alice Bronson, who has been enjoying a vacation with her parents, MT and Mrs Henry Bronson, returned to her duties at the Grace hospital in New Haven, last Wednesday.
 The K. o. s. club and their friends held very enjoyable lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Leaven- worth, last Thursday evening. The company was very pleasantly enter tained with music and several selec- tions on the graphophone, after which refreshments were served. The occa- sion was greatly enjoyed by all. Guests were present from Roxbury, Hotch- kissville, South Britain and New Mill ford.
 Miss Frances Barnes has recently purchased her fathers homestead where she lives.
 David Nc Millen of Stony Creek spent the Fourth here with his family. Bronson Brothers have begun work on Albert c. DickinSon's new tobacco barn. It is to be 26 X 90 feet, with 20- foot posts.
 Mrs Emily Odell has been improv- ing her house by having veranda built on the east side. Bronson Broth CTS did the work. Egbert A. Bradley has been quite poorly with heart trouble.
 The Epworth League held very enjoyable lawn party on the lawn of Mrs s. Merwin at the Center on the Fourth, which was we'll attended.
 Mrs Henry Pettit visited her sister. Mrs Ida Olsen, in Winsted, last week. Harvey Thomas is having his barn newly shingled. Egbert A. Bradley is dolng the work.
 Mrs Robert Nc Keever wishes, through the columns of THE BEE, to thank all her friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy dur. ing the illness and death of her bus. band.
 Squires & Evitts are now framing the large new tobacco barn for Mich olas Ogden.
 A number of neighbors gathered at L. Chowder's on Saturday, June B and assisted in raising his large new tobacco barn. After the work wal done refreshments were served. Bron son Brothers have the contract fol building the. barn.
 Mrs G. H. Ostehandt is suffering with asthma.
 Walter E. Barnes and family o1 Bridgeport have rented the west part of Miss Frances Barnes house for the summer and arrived there, last week Thursday
 Fred Robinson met with bad acci dent, last week Tuesday, and ont (which will lay him up for some time ,l Mir Robinson and B. c. Maddougf were putting new sills under Abijaf Patterson's barn when one of thu props broke and flew, hitting MT Rob inson on the back, injuring his spin' and breaking two ribs. It was mir acle he was not killed instantly. M Robinson is nowimproving slowly. George Hurlburt, the merchant a the Center, finished getting his ha. crop, last Thursday, on six and one half acres. He got 30 big loads and i was A No. hay. At the annual meeting of the La , dies Aid of the Methodist church tn the following officers were elected ', President, Miss Caroline Hurlburt :, 1st Vice President, Mrs Fred Leaven worth; 2nd Vice President, Mrs Jame