The Newtown bee., 1906-03-23


 The horses of Virgil Hatch ran away, Saturday, throwing William Mercy, the driver, out on to the ground. He struck on his shoulder on a stone wall in the yard of MT Hatch's place and was badly bruised and shaken up.
 Editor A. P. Smith of THE BEE was delightfully."- entertained at dinner, in ASpetuck. From either direction as one approaches this beautiful old homestead he passes beneath the spreading branches of maple trees, which were set out by MT Marsh in 1852. In the yard is tamarack tree. now 80 feet high, which MT Marsh brought down from the woods and set out. MT Marsh is now 82 years old and suffers from rheumatism and lameneSs, which confines him to the house the greater part of the time.
 Edwin c. Fairchild of West street has fine litter of five young thorough bred Boston terrier puppies at his place, which in few weeks he will of fer for sale.
 Howe's moving pictures next We'd nesday evening. Rev Dr Marmaduke Hare passed MoAOoy oAO uCoooJ III NO" 4O4 City.
 Ernest Lathrop will move from Ben nitt street to the house of Mrs Garry Potter on West street. He will have d telephone placed in his house.
 Mrs Eugia M. TimmS of Newark, N. J., was the guest, last week, of MT and Mrs Hubert Thomas.
 Dr J. 0. Barker has completed a roomy and attractive cottage at Green pond. John Townsend did the car penter work.
 Ray Leach passed Sunday in Bridge port.
 c. I. Leach's fine stopper while run ming away, Monday, was gallantly stopped by Mrs Harriet Ferguson. Frank HaWeS has taken a position with Everett H. Marcy.
 Heinz baked beans, plain and with tomato catsup. c. 1. Leach sells them. Grocer 0. l. Leach is selling five pounds of choice prunes for 25c. William Jackson of Miles City, Mont., is visiting his brother, Post. master George H. Jackson. Seymour Green returned on Monday morning from trip to Washington, D. O., and Richmond, Va.
 O. 0. Graham was in Washington, Monday.
 George Daskam, the blacksmith, has rented H. A. Hubbell's shop, and is having rushing business at horse shoeing.
 Louis Talbot has recovered from an attack of pneumonia, and has entered the employ of c. F. Schoverling.
 Miss Julia Richmond of New York passed Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs Levi Richmond. F. l.. Bennett, who has been ill with chillS, was out two days, last week, but had a fresh attack and has again been confined to the house.
 Anyone who wants an up-tO-date sleigh would do we'll to call on D. W. Wheaton. MT Wheaton had many callers, Monday, to see his very ornate sleigh on exhibition before the place of business of s. H. Smith. The telephone construction gang nave located their camp near James F. Morrissey'S.
 James Meloy, the popular baker, was out again, Monday, after struggling
 Frank Carlson, of Carlson S Meloy, b as been sufferer with the grip.
 Mrs w. H. Booth and daughter, Clara, visited Miss Grace Parmelec in Danbury, last week. M iss Sarah Clark, an efficient clerk in the local telephone office, is off duty on account of illness.
 Mrs Kathryn Reilly, of the c. H. Booth & Bentley store, was off duty, last week, on account of illness.
 Rev F. D. Torrey was quite ill with chicken pox, Sunday. Rev MT Byles of Gaylordsville supplied for him, morning and evening, at the Methodist church.
 w. e. Barton, the merchant, has