The Newtown bee., 1906-04-13

Miss Irene Howe of the Plains and
Miss Grace Garfield Of the village
have been visiting at their Grandpa
Northrop's.
o. W. Hoyt went to Bridgeport,
Monday, to visit his father, Demon
Hoyt, who is in the Bridgeport hos
pital for treatment.
Charles MOrey, while at work on
shingle machine, had the misfortune
to saw the ends of three fingers off on
his right hand.
Mr. and Mrs Willett Lee recently
visited on Long Mountain at the home
of Henry Soule.
Mrs c. M. Hunt returned, Monday,
from visit at White Plains, N. Y.
Miss Eva M. Ives of GAINESVILLE is as
sistlDg M. w. Hill in taking his an
nual inventory.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. PARCELS passed
Sunday with Brookfie friends.
H. A. Palmer, for several years in
Bridgeport, has taken position with
the G. II. Booth & Bentley Co.
| Ex-senator D. L. Smith of West
Cornwall, a director of the First Ma
tional bank, was in town, Saturday.
| G. A. Church, the general represen-
tative of T.. G. Afford 4 Co. OF New
York, was in town, Friday, calling on
GQc local UrdUe.
Jeweler M. W. Hill is having a re-
duction sale that is stirring up things
in the jewelry line. He has cut the
prices on watches and jewelfy to hg-
ures that will make buying active.
i Walter Thompson has moved into
the house Of E. A. Wildman on South
Main street.
Grocer c. 1. Leach is selling bulk
cocoanut lac pound: &C a quarter.
Onion sets SC quart at the store OF
9. 1. Leach.
Hughes & Bailey of 43 Gold street,
New York, have issued handsome
with halftOne views of the principal
business blocks in the town. 1t sells
for 90. SO and is certainly worth the
money. P. M. Cassidy has the sale for
the village.
Fred Coleman, George Clark, Johr
Mcdonald and Joseph Moore enjoyed {
carriage drive to Washington and New
Preston, Sunday. They lost valua
BILE camera enrOute.
Charles Pearson and John johnson
came on from Canton, Pa, to get thei
families and household goods and TAX
, them to their new home in Pennsyl
, vania.
Gustavus Henry, son of Mr. and Mr..
August StOlt of Merryall, died on Fri
r day, aged q year and six months.
: Arba, son of Mr. and Mrs Orlo Camp
of Kent Hollow, died last week Tues
day. The funeral took place on Thurs
day, the burial being In the Worthwhile
cemetery.
Miss Bertha Mckay is visiting ii
Danbury.
Sherman Garfield was in Bridgewa
q ter, Sunday, the guest of his brother
B. e. Garfield.
Willard Lee of Danbury was tn
s Lee. They enjoyed carriage ride t
J, Bulbs Bridge.
. Wesley Anthony still remains SER
. ously ill. Drs Griswold and Wrigh
70 are attending him. Malarial fever i
the cause.
II. l. Griffin, the East street black
smith, has bought out blacksmith
shop at 442 Main street, PoughkeepSie
N. Y, and will 60 there Saturday. Hi
family will move later.
Homer L. Warner and Charles /
u Leach visited Green pond. Sunday.
DR. J. G. Barker has about complete
his attractive bungalow at Green pont
Harold Marsh has been giving th
Marsh-Leach cottage at Green pond
dress of paint.
Perry & Trowbridge have put in th
celebrated Emerson shoe in their stool
- which is so we'll and favorably know
to the local trade.
Walter Hatch, member Of the er
terprising firm of Ackley, Hatch
Marsh, has bought the Matthew Ega
place. south Of the Congregations
church. John Harmon, the hus tin
painter, is now renovating the interic
with paint and paper. c. M. Beach
carpenters are making some repairs o
the house.
Q. E. Riddiford, the up-to-date jew
eler, has stunning and eXceedingl
handsome window display of watche
with the fine old Italian clock in glas
case he bought at the John Bostwic
auction. In the center is watch fac
cut out of blue paper, on white bacl
ground, with very handsome watche
tastefully arranged about the window
John Warner has returned fror
s Cleveland, O., where be was called b
the death of his brother, William 3
n Warner. The latter was tramped t
h death by a horse in a stable, bein
found in an unconscious condition b
II his mother, who missed him and wen
n to look her son up. In that city tn
trolley company has car devoted e.
pecially to funeral parties. On th
occasion Of Mr. Warmers funeral tt
party COOK ule funeral car ana WeI
direct from the house to the cemeter!
the Car being run into the cemetery.
James Marsh, of the reliable firm {
Ackley, Hatch s. Marsh, went up
Kent, last week, with Stephen Beacl
and captured string Of 16 shinin
beauties. "Jim" always knows wher
to cast the line.
Christian Hansen, the expert maso1
, has taken the contract for the StOr
(. and mason work on the new block (
Druggist Albert Evitts. Mr. Hanse
has now a force of men at work exc,
waiting for the cellar and foundation
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