The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19
EASToN.
CHARLES B. REACH.

Charles B. Beach, one of the oldest | men in town, who had been Ill for sev- eral months, passed away at his home in Rock House district on Saturday, April 13, aged S5 years, months and l5 days. The funeral was largely at tended from his late home on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, Rev MT Shef- | field of Long Hil officiating. The bu- rial was in the cemetery near the Episcopal church in Tashua. The | bearers were G. Burr Tucker, John Candee, J. Arthur Sherwood and John Sherwood. There were number or very handsome floral tributes. MT Beach was man of sterling character, and was held in the highest esteem by everyone who knew him. It was said of him, he never was heard
 to speak ill of anyone and no one ever spoke i'll of him. He was lifelong | democrat and was noted for his strict
 honesty. He is survived by one broth CT, Baldwin Beach, of Easton Center,
 and three sisters, Miss Ruth Ann Beach, who lived with her late brother,
 Mrs George Cornell of Easton and Mrs Greer of New York state. Undertaker | Floyd B. Bouton of Georgetown had
 charge of the funeral arrangements
 Mrs G. Burr Tucker has bay win dow full of handsome flowers, this spring, in spite of having so many of her plants frozen, last winter. T Mrs Wilson w. Ferris bay window l is beautiful sight. Although 1t is of blossoms. Mrs Ferris understands
 the care of plants and how to make , them blossom. It Is pleasure to stop in her home and look over her : plants.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Lora Adams Clark, daughter of Mrs Grace Adams Clark, to Clarence Burr Andrews, son of MT and Mrs Elmer s. Andrews. The wedding will take place at the Bap- tist church on Wednesday evening, April 24, at o'clock.
 $. Mallett Sanford has just had a large new ice house completed. George
 $. Mallett had the contract. } Miss Ida Tarbell is having a new < stone wall built just north of her house. E.-P. Mills of Aspetuck is do- ing the work.
 Peter Peterson has moved from ] Mallett Sanfor6's tenement house to ] the Staples place and will work by the b day for MT Sanford.
 ! Mrs F. G. Heaublein is spending a 1 few days in New Haven with MT and l ly hurt last week, by falling down ar l elevator shaft.
 ! Jason Candee, who has been quite i'll, is little better. pr Hill is at Representative Edward D. Gillette was confined to his house, last week with tonsilitis. He is now able to be out again.
 George Fl. Carpenter, who has leas ed1the Seeley Bibbins place for live < years, has taken possession. Thomas Houseman, who sold out his lease and ! stock to MT Carpenter, has moved in ! to the Nelson Paterson place at ASpe tuck.
 Elmer $. Andrews, who has been III . for the past 10 days with the grip and . under pr Hills care, is now gaining S slowly.
 John Pardee, who lived in the John Feaz place and worked for Mallett
 Sanford, has moved to Stepney, where
 he has taken a position with B. flaw.
 ley & Go.
 Alfred T. Pierron of Danbury has
 taken position with Mallett Sanford
 and has moved his family into his
 tenement house.
 Mrs Edward s. Williams was taken,
 last week Thursday, to the St Vincent
 hospital in Bridgeport, where on Sat
 urday she underwent an operation Edward $. Williams of Rock House
 has had a telephone placed in his house. His number is 141S-32, Bridge
 port Division.
 Craik Brothers have just purchased
 large new work horse for use on the
 road machine and will soon begin the
 spring work on the roads. Edward McKenna is having new roof placed on his house. H. c. Me Collam has the contract.