The Newtown bee., 1906-08-24
THE HOTELS.
NOTES FROM THE INN.


 Mrs R. B. Rockwell of New Haven, B. Purdy and Miss w. I. Wakeman of Stepney were in town, Thursday, stop ping at the NewtoWn Inn. Misses Wakeman and Purdy called at THE BEE oeace while in town. MT 16d Mrs Sanford l.. HOtchkiss and Mrs! James Richards Burroughs of the Park City were new arrivals at the Mr and Mrs E. W. Nichols of Lex ington, Vas; and Smith Sears of Can terbury, O., were in town, Tuesday, registering at the Inn.
 w. A. Briscoe of Stamford was at the Inn, Monday.
 MT and Mrs John H. Whitney of Milford were among Mondays arrivals at the Inn.
 MT and Mrs H. L. Furstemoalde and Curtis Furstemoalde of New York were at the Inn on Sunday. ARRIVALS AT THE GRAND CENTRAL.
 Mrs B. s. Perry, Edward Perry, Cor don Perry, Bridgeport.
 H. w. Andrews, WallingfOrd.
 G. F. Higgins, Hawleyville.
 Smith Sears, Centerberg, o.
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 G. B. Telgmann, Toronto, Can.
 Mrs J. w. Gordon, Dorette L.. Cor don, Newtown.
 J. M. Osborne, B. A. Jones, New Haven.
 J. 0. Smith, H. c. Wood, Bethel.
 B. B. Maxwell, Garfield, N. J.
 James Maxwell, Jersey City, N. J.
 The Sound View hotel at Woodmont is enjoying splendid business, being crowded to its full capacity.
 B. w. Troy has been passing the week at Woodmont.
 Unclaimed letters remain in the Sandy Hook pOstoff1ce addressed to James Morerathy and Oskar Rosten.
 Mrs John Heating of the Glen is 0. L. Warner, who has been passing a month with his family at ex-Senator s. P. GlOver's, returned on Wednesday to Vicksburg, Miss.
 MT and Mrs Hartman and daughter return, this week, to Chicago, Ill.
 Henry Carroll of Bridgeport is pass ing week with his grandfather, Ber- nard Kilbride.
 the Masonic building are boarding at John L. Sanford's.
 Martin Corbett,..a popular clerk at the Brick store, Sandy Hook, with Mrs Corbett and children, are enjoying an outing at Laurel Beach and Wood- mont.
 W. A. Garfield has carriage, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.
 MT and Mrs M. F. Houlihan have been passing 8 few days at Woodmont and other shore resorts.
 A. w. McNamara is passing few days at Passaic, N. J.
 Miss Jennie Ruffells is visiting Miss Anna May Betts.
 Bananas, Spanish onions, sweet po- tatoes, prime and nice, at Betts'.
 If you drink Searchlight or Crest blends of coffee you will buy no other. At BettS'.
 w. H. Shepard is putting in the foundation for the power house for the NewtOwn Water Co. The 300 cement blocks to be used in the building are now completed.
 The 10th annual reunion of tho 2d Connecticut Light Battery association will be held September l, at Minors hotel, Stratford. Postmaster w. B. Sniffen plans to attend.
 Contractor McCollum and men be. gan work, Monday, on the Masonic hall ard the frame is now up and GOV present fine appearance. Mrs Hermon Peck passed Wednes- day with her sister, Miss Hattie French, in Stepney.
 The Blue Ribbon blend of coffee cos.
 Mrs s. F. H. Hewitt has had tele- phone placed in her residence.
 Ex-Senator Houlihan and friend, James F. Harrison, caught 36 fine bass at Taunton lake, Tuesday afternoon.
 A meeting of the Fair directors will be held next Monday night at the Brick building at o'clock
 Philip Rowland has Concord bug gy, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.