The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

neral was held from her fathers home, Friday afternoon, lat 30 o'clock. Rev pr Cane of the Congregational church conducted the service and spoke words of comfort to the bereaved family. The pallbearers were Erwin Nichols, Frank Lobdell, Clinton Warehouse and Edward Nichols. The body was inferred in family plot at Oak Lawn.
 Mrs David Smith is enjoying a visit with relatives in Danbury, this week.
 Joseph Weber is entertaining his | brother from Mt Vernon at his hand some home on Greenfield Hill.
 Miss Ruth Raymond, popular ste nographer with Chamberlain & Hull | of Bridgeport, visited friends in this | place, Sunday.
 Mrs Henry l.. Burr has suffered for several days with very painful felon on one of the fingers of her right hand. | Under pr Dunham's treatment, the l finger is progressing nicely. | The children of B. Wesley Burr, who have been very sick with the
 Arthur Bulkley, who leased the Fl. l.. Burr cottage on Burr street, a short time ago, has decided to remain
 in his present quarters on Congress street.
 David 0. Smith has lately installed
 an up-to-date engine on his farm,
 which he will utilize for conveying
 supply of water to his house and barn.
 A. F. Acker is erecting a barn on
 the premises, whichlhe bought of pr
 Durham, year ago.
 George Wilson has bought a new team horse of Bridgeport parties. Charles France Is having a new blacksmith shop erected near his and all kinds of blacksmith work. : Miss Julia Banks spent Saturday and Sunday in New Fairfield, the guest of her uncle, H. W. Brown. The Greenfield Hill Grange is invit, Stratford, Saturday evening, May 25.
 Supper will be served at o'clock. Mrs c. K. Paisley has resigned as principal of the school on the Hill. Miss Raymond of Massachusetts has been offered the position, but has not 9 yet accepted.
 Arthur Bulkley and family have de ? cided not to move away from the Hop 2 kins' place, but will remain another l Bridgeport will occupy part of the
 house during the summer months and y are moving their goods there now. > Dwight M. Banks is having his T buildings all improved by being newly e painted. Arthur Raymond has the
 Samuel Wilson is having large new stock barn erected. Milton F. Hack l. ett is doing the work MT Wilson has
 been buying several heads of thorough e r. The Greenfield Hill Country clut IF held a very enjoyable sociable ant d dance for their members and friend! = evening. A large humber attended f and all report fine time. '' Mrs Frederick Bronson of New n York is having the house occupied bl d Frank E. Tripp and family newll
 painted; New York parties are doing ,r N. w. Ogden, with force of men g is looking after the roads around th' T. F. R. Cushing of New York, wh, Q purchased the Lockwood place, jus = south of Dea N. B. Hill's place, ha G 't been making extensive improvement "a about the place and has moved hi ss family here and they are now nicel 'd settled in their new home. M Samuel German of New York ha a opened his summer home here for tn of season.
 u ' All the buildings at Verna farm ar 0 ,r being improved by being newly paint 'i ed. New York parties are doing th , work.
 A. 0. Acker is having new bar " built at his place here. The barn at IS 20 feet with 12-foot posts. M.
 Wilson has the contract for the worl e. Franklin Banks is improving hi IT. house by having it newly painted. OK First Selectman $. c. Bradley ha purchased a building lot in Fairhel o1 and will soon erect house on it. HI IFS daughter, Mrs Hutchinson, with he husband and family, will occupy it. TX New York parties are negotiatin
 for NJ. l.. Metcalf's place.
 Mrs Sherwood Banks has been quit
 i'll and under the doctors care.
 Mrs Isaac E. Smith and Mrs Willial
 Metcalf visited Mrs Smiths motbe
 Mrs Eleanor Perry, in Milford, la
 week.
 Robert T. Gould of Aspetuck h; i'd had fine success capturing the spotte b, beauties, this spring. He has lande ar- 95 in all. The largest one weighed es- pounds. Harry Whltlock or Weslo of landed one, a few days ago, whiC ng weighed two pounds.
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