The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
look up the matter at once and do away with such a resort.

look up the matter at once and do away with such resort.
 TO VISIT VIEWPOINT GRANGE.
 The Bedding Grange is invited to attend the Newtown Grange on Tues day evening, April p. It is hoped that large delegation will go.
 New York parties are negotiating 50 acres on Sunset Hill, belonging to Mrs William F. Vaudeville and ad- joining the domain of Lester o. Peck.
 The Sanford school opened on Tues day after the Easter vacation.
 John H. Malone of Massachusetts, son of MT and Mrs John Malone of this town, who has been employed by the N. Y, N. H. & H. Railroad Co.,, as civil engineer, has resigned his posi- tion with the company and has taken company in Maine and is to work on new branch, which the company are to build, this spring, running out of Bar Harbor.
 H: Rupf keeps a full stock of all kinds of garden and field seeds. They are all new goods, at both his Ridge store and his store at Bedding Center. Eugene Adams has the contract for building the new pavilion near the Park for the Rogers-Peet Co. dO ldiRO ucW BY IOI U. .. Sanford's school is completed and it is up to date in every way. Tonight, Friday evening", April 12. the boys of the school are to give minstrel enter tainment in their new gymnasium and besides the Bedding people they York City to attend. A special train is to bring the company up and take them back after the entertainment.
 H: Rupf spent few days in New York with friends, last week. While there he attended the golden wedding of some old friends. Charles Workman, the blacksmith, has moved to the Forge in Weston, where he has opened a blacksmith shop.
 MT and Mrs F. l.. Dunnell of New | York spent Saturday and Sunday at their pleasant home on the Ridge and expect to spend next Sunday here, al so.
 Cornelius O'Keefe has rented his farm to F. l.. Dunnell for the coming year. Mrs O'Keefe and son will occu- py the house on the farm. Harry-Peck and family, who are now living there, the house recently vacated by Charles Bevans.
 Mrs Augusta Smith moved, last Tuesday, from Rufus Lyon's tenement here, to the house formerly occupied by Legrand Baldwin near Meeker
 
 will occupy the house vacated by Mrs Smith.
 Mrs Thomas R. Ludway, ST., is spending few weeks in New York with her sister, who is quite i'll. | The young blizzard, last Tuesday, est people of our town, and business | standstill.
 Mrs Thomas R. Ludway, Jr.. spent | A R1 Ire liam Arnold
 Mrs Cornelius O'Keefe has two pieces of very ancient statuary, which | are very valuable. They came from HsWara and Maws aneT 100 a Sss ol charge of MT Livermore's place, has | moved to the George Banks place in Rock house district, which he pur- chased, last summer. George Rock we'll has moved into the house vacat- ed by MT Williams and will take | charge of MT Livermore's place. Thomas R. Ludway, Jr., has his | new house nearly completed and ex:: poets, the first of next week, to move in. MT and Mrs William Arnold will occupy the house with them and it is | rumored that his friends are to give | him house warming as soon as he is settled.
 Rev H. Q. Judd will be in attend | ance at conference, next Sunday. The VI. Prof Frank Abbott of Chicago Uni versity and Mrs Abbott have returned to their place in the Center for the | summer.
 After April 15, pr Smith will in- crease his fees soc. Where he charged sl he will charge s1 50, and where he charged s1. 50 1t will be g, and in the same ratio; also office calls. MT Hingle is moving the cottage near the Academy for Beach Bald- win on tchis lot about 50 rods north MT Emery gave it to him to move it away. MT Emery expects to build a summer home on the property he pur- chased of Joseph Squires, above the Center.
 Mrs Walter Edmonds and Mrs Aaron | Treadwell move to Bethel, Monday, April Is, and Mrs William E. Dun comb, the same day, to Easton, to live with her daughter, Mrs George B. Beers.
 William H. Hill has moved into the Aaron Read house in hometown. | Fred Beardsley is selling of his farming tools, preparing to move out of town.
 Luther Seeley caught 12 large trout, April 1-2, in Little River. One weighed Is ounces. | MT and Mrs Emory Sanford and Master Jesse Sanford have recently visited MT and Mrs Ernest Jennings in Deep River.
 | Miss Emma Reid is spending a week with friends in Washington, D. c. Mir and Mrs William Downes of | Bridgeport are spending a few weeks | with their grandmother, Mrs George Sherman. They expect to occupy the cottage owned by Mrs Arthur Sher- wood, this summer. See Fairchild auction adv. in anoth- | CT column.