The Newtown bee., 1906-09-14

Miss Jennie Mellen of New Milford and an uncle from New Britain have been guests of Miss Emma Mellen.
 Miss Rose Lane has returned from Washington, where she has spent two weeks with her brother.
 Frank Hodge and wife and George Hodge of New Haven are spending few days with Mrs Turney.
 MT and Mrs c. c. Sherman of New Haven have been the guests of Edson Hayes.
 Mrs B. L. Staples and daughter of Springfield have visited at the home of Mrs Parmelee Wheeler.
 John Bates of Norwalk has erected very handsome memorial at the grave of Mrs Ezra B. Wheeler. It is made of the popular Barre granite, which is now in so great demand for monument work.
 MT and Mrs Harry Rider of East Nor walk have been the guests of MT and Mrs c. H. Hawley.
 Edwards B. Beardsley, Chester Ter rell, Morris French, MT and Mrs Jerome Nichols were among those from this place who attended the Country Club fair at Greenfield Hill.
 Before purchasing your barb wire fencing call at Stephen FrenchS store at the Depot and he will give you prices which will astonish you.
 Mrs Ernest Sherman and children have been the guests of her parents, MT and Mrs John $. Joyce.
 Miss Jeanette Washburn has re- turned to her home in Bridgeport, aft CT few weeks visit with her friend, Miss Catherine Reitter.
 Mrs Jennie BaSSett, matron of the New Britain hospital, who has been spending some time with her sister, Mrs Susan Fray, has gone to Norwalk, where she will visit relatives
 Mrs Leach and children, who hare been boarding at J. T. Eastwood's, have returned to their home in Brook lyn.
 Miss Emma Gein has returned to her home in Brooklyn, after pleasant wis., it of few weeks with her friend, Miss Winifred Wakeman.
 MT and Mrs Frank Beardsley and daughter, Edna, have been the guests of MT and Mrs J. Frank Olmstead.
 c. W. Tyrrell, Ebert Eastwood and Morris French have been at the Green field Hill fair, exhibiting their oxen.
 Mrs James Thorpe of Westport was guest, last week, of MT and Mrs Tur- ney Northrop.
 Charles l.. Hubbell enjoyed coon hunt, one night last week, and cap. tured two fine, large ones.
 Master John Ross, who has been spending the summer with MT and Mrs Turney Northrop, returned to his home in New York, last Friday.
 Mrs George Mattegatt is improving her house by building on an addition on the south side.
 Howard Osborne of New York was guest over Sunday of MT and Mrs Fur ney Northrop.
 Mrs Smith, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs Edwards BeardSley, left on Saturday night for the Park City, where she will remain a few days with her mother, before leaving for her home in San Francisco, Cal.
 Mrs Edwards Beardsley entertained Mrs Smith, Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley and Mrs c. s. Curtis at tea, Saturday afternoon.
 B. Hawley & Go. have exchanged their building lot situated opposite C. | L. Smalley's shop, with the Bridge port Hydraulic Go. for land and build- ings formerly owned and occupied by | John T. Porter. They have moved | and remodeled some of them ana in- Their constant growth of business de- mands more room. Last season they | erected large building but still find | their room limited. The addition of these buildings will give them a floor space Of over 10000 square feet and they now feel confident they will be able at all times to supply the public demands. ]