The Newtown bee., 1907-03-29
BETHEL.
TICKETS ARE OUT FOR MISS MCCLAREN.

TICKETS ARE OUT FOR MISS MCCLAREN. - The tickets are out for the enter tainment which is to be given by Miss Gay Zenola McClaren, in the Congre- oatienal church, April g. This will be a supplementary number to the ly- ceum course which was given during the winter, under the auspices Of the Mems club Tickets, which are 25 cents each, may be procured of the committee or at English's drug store. Miss McClaren on her previous visit here showed so much ability that many were anxious to hear her again. Her play on ner,d her dormer a e appearance pea tn; time she is to be heard in lighter vein, and will probably render "Shore AcreS.' Miss McClaren was heard with great delight on her recent ap- pearance in Newtown.
 George Duncan, ST., is quite i'll at his home in Elmwood district. | Mrs Edith True, who has purchased | the place belonging to her father, Sid l ney True, in Plumtrees, is making ex- tensive improvements about the place and has named it Rock Lawn Farm. She is having a large addition built on | to the south side of the house and is to make other repairs and improve the lawns about the house nicely laid out and graded. When the work is all completed she will have a very pleasant place. A. RI. Senior has the contract for the carpenter work for Mrs True.
 William Daley has purchased the Seth s. Andrews place in Elmwood | district and will soon take possession. | Frank Benedict is having large ad- dition built on the rear of his house Contractor Edgar F. Andrews has the contract for digging the cellar and laVinp the foundation.
 | P. Lyons is soon to move from Woos- | ter street to Grassy Plain street into
 the old Schmidt place.
 II George Rubley will move in few
 days from Elm street to Frederick
 Rockwell's house on Chestnut street.
 Mrs Flint of Wooster street is mak-
 ing extensive alterations and improve
 ments on her house. Frank Agnew
 has the contract for the work. Il George w. Fowler has sold his farm in Plumtrees to Otis Turner of New York, who has taken possession. MI
 Fowler will soon move his family to
 their place on Beaver street in Bethel.
 A. w. Carter, who is agent for the
 American Champion Road machine, has just sold new machine to the
 town of Pawling in New York, and
 one to the town of Greenberg, New
 York. The machines are the best road machines on the market ano , those who have purchased them inc | Uucy save UuSlI COSu III O ouoio oiLlC. , If any of the surrounding towns art , thinking of buying machine MT Car , ter would be pleased to give them { ! call and explain the superior qualitie : of his machine.
 The Bethel and Redding Lime Kill Co. are erecting a new building, 42 |
 feet, near their engine house for an of I flee and blacksmith shop, and are hay , l ing one of the kilns rebuilt. Franl Agnew has the contract for the car f. penter work and Charles Meade To
 William Demming of Bedding ha . taken position with Clifford Grun f. man in Plumtrees.
 g Charles Ridge is having his house o l. Milwaukee avenue newly painted. t i. Hickok is doing the work.
 Henry Betts of Stony Hill has a ne' r horse, purchased of Edgar T. Andrew. n Hobart French is having a celia " built under his barn at his home o South istreet. Contractor B. s. Al n drews is doing the work.
 r. If you want to get your preScriptio
 carefully compounded where they us " pure drugs, go to Charles J. English 9. drug store.
 Two 15O-horse power boilers hay
 arrived, this week and are now at th
 Forming factory on Center stree
 where they will soon be put in plac
 The new addition to the Forming fa'
 tory is nearly completed and they al If soon to put in several new machine
 and expect soon to be able to nearl IS double their capacity for forming hat 6 You are always sure of the best tf " market affords when you buy yot .SS groceries and meats at Mcdowell Taylor's on Center street.
 a w. H. Humphrey has purchase.
 this week, new horse of Edgar ,o Andrews.
 sss At the next regular meeting of u
 Grange, Thursday evening, April 4, ro class of six will take the first and SC n n ond degrees.
 ,s, In the Superior court at Danbury ( March 5, E. A. Underhill of Elm ie district was granted divorce fro
 Howard Briscoe has purchased tf
 Brown place in Wolf Pits :distric
 near the schoolhouSe, and has mov'
 there.
 ut New York parties have purchast John CarIsons place in wol1 opaessi1 ples d1 he about April 1.
 ve MT and Mrs George B. Fairchil h. who have been enjoying trip for SC
 eral weeks in California, have retur
 ed to their home on Greenwood aV
 nue.
 ed About 25 members of the Beth he Grange went to Danbury, last We w neSday evening, to attend an ente ng tainment given at Samaritan hall CT Miss Ida A. Moulton of New York as- the benefit of the Danbury Grange. tn Methodist church will give pleasa
 sociable for the members, next Mo at day evening, April l. There will al- recitations by W. w. Stevens of Da
 bury and Capt c. A. Colcord will gi in some stories of his life. There will
 so be musical selections. A very e he joyable evening is anticipated.