The Newtown bee., 1907-04-26
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
GEORGETOWN.
TO ERECT COTTAGES

TO ERECT COTTAGES.
 The Gilbert x Bennett Manufactur- Ing Go. broke ground last Monday for new cottage which they are to erect on Portland avenue. This is one of six double cottages Of l4 rooms each the company are to erect on this ave nue, this summer. Benj amin x Clark have the contract for building the cot tages.
 New METHODIST PASTOR.
 Rev N. H. Hudson of Missouri, the filled the pulpit, last Sunday, and ex- poets to move his family here, the last of this week. Rev A. c. Eggleston, the former pastor, left, last Saturday, | with his family and household goods | for his home at Shelter Island. MT | Eggleston, on account of i'll health | and his advanced age, is to retire from | active work.
 MT and Mrs James McIIwain wei | comed little son on Saturday, April |
 MT and Mrs Chester Blanc Mills had | little daughter arrive at their home, | last week Friday, April 19.
 The concert given in the George | town hall, last Saturday evening, April 20, by the two blind singers from Hartford was we'll attended and en joyed by all.
 II ID. DOuIou 10 OO llONc DD6 COIUake near the entrance to the cemetery at Branchville to the rear of his place at Georgetown and will erect it for cot uage which he will rent.
 Louis P. Miller has purchased, this spring, large Rambler Touring car with 22-horsepower engine, with | which MT and Mrs Miller expect to en- joy the scenery in this part ot the country, this summer. MT and Mrs William F. McPardee of Ansonia spent Sunday here, the guests of MT and Mrs Eugene Parker | ton.
 Aaron H. Davis and daughter, Mrs Edith Foster, are enjoying a two | weeks stay at Jamaica, L. l., with MT Davis son, John Davis. Leroy G. Osborne, Jr., who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia, is now | gaining and able to be out. Representative M. Oonnery is a member of the committee that is to Investigate the doings Of the County | Commissioners. On account of the Gilbert & Ben nett Co. factory not running, last Monday, large number from the place visited New York
 l.. H. Hutchinson of Cos Cob, N. Y., spent Sunday with John Carlson at Mrs Edwin Gilbert's place. | Mrs Hubert Taylor was taken to the Norwalk hospital, last Tuesday, where she will undergo an operation. | day, of his mother, Mrs George w. Peterson.
 George w. Peterson, who is spend ing few weeks in New York, expects to leave soon for trip on the sea to southern parts.
 | George F. Patterson, who has been at Westr It for treatment, has re- turned to his home here
 Frank J. Williams of Portchester MT and Mrs John B. Williams. The new pastor of the Methodist church, Rev N. H. Hudson was a guest over Sunday of Mrs Janette Bennett.
 On account of the engine at the Gil- bert & Bennett Manufacturing Co. $ breaking down about noon, Saturday, the factory was obliged to close. The company had to send to Massachusetts for parts to take the place of the brok- en ones and they were not able to } start the factory until Tuesday noon, ; giving a part of their help the vaca- tion of two days
 The two blind singers, who gave the concert tn the hall, Saturday evening, ! stopped over Sunday with Mrs Janette
 Bennett and Sunday evening they sang two selections at the Methodist church, which were greatly enjoyed by ) the audience.
 F. B. Bouton is still gaining slowly but not as fast as his many friends would wish.
 Mrs Charles Stanley is spending two weeks in New York with friends.
 James Connery, who underwent an operation at his home, last week Wed. nesday, for appendicitis, is gaining slowly. pr Lowe of -Ridgefield and pr Brown Of Danbury performed the op- eration.