The Newtown bee., 1907-02-22
Ten Pages.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
HUNTINGTON.


HUNTINGTON.
A FINELY BRED HORSE.
| Wilbur II. Jones has recently pur-
chased of Frederick Ehrsam of Dan
bury, the fine breeding mare Kathedra.
This is fine looking animal and comes
| from fine stock and Mr. Jones expects
| to raise some fine horses The follow
ing is the guarantee and pedigree
which came with the mare: Kathedra,
bay mare, double whorl one above and
one below eyes; bred by me; born May
%, 1894; sired by Kremlin 2.O7t mo
1920; dam Edgewater Belle, dam of
Edgemark four year, 2.16, by Edge
water, 1870; I'd dam Easter, by Ameri-
can Clay "a; Sd dam Mamie Marders,
by Ericsson 100, record 1904; 4th dam,
Jennie Lind, also known as the Hutch
craft mare; bred to Mazatlan 2 264 mo
1177O) on June II, 1896; said mare
Kathedra being registered as standard
bred, under rule six, In the American
Trotting Register, volume 13, page 484.
Witness my hand at Allen Farm,
Pittsfield, Berkshire county, Massa-
chusetts, this twenty-third day of
December. 1896. William Russell
Allen.
Mrs Rufus Hubbell of White Hills
suffered slight shock, last week, and
is now confined to her bed. Mrs
Henrietta Bliss, assisted by Mrs Caro-
line Erwin, is caring for her.;
The BEE representative was very
pleasantly entertained at dinner, last
week Thursday, at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Philip Jones.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wesolowski
welcomed son at their home Thurs
day, February IA, st Valentines day.
Isaac HubbeH is at the Bridgeport
away his housekeeper, Mrs Crofut, is
stopping with Mr. and Mrs Henry
Lucas.
Friday evening, February 8, q party
from the Ansonia High school enjoyed
sleigh ride to Huntington where
they had dance and supper in
Laborie hall.
A party of about Is from Bridgeport
enjoyed sleigh ride to Huntington
on Saturday, February 8, stopping at
at Laborie hall for dance and supper
A. v. Hutchinson is in very poor
health.
Mrs A. S. Smith is suffering with
rheumatism in her back.
Miss Millie Botsford has taken
position at the Brewster corset factory
in Derby.
A party of 48 from the Shelton and
Derby High school drove to Hunting
ton, Monday evening, February IL, for
a sleigh ride, stopping at Laborie hall
for dance and supper.
Miss Cora Nichols is i'll with diph-
liberia at the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs G.. D. Nichols, on Booth Is HILL
Mr. Nichols house is guaranteed.
Charles Jennings sold nice pair OF
oxen, last week, to Mr. Hatch of New
Milford.
John N. Olsen has nice four-year-
old new milch COW which he is Offering
for sale.
B. M. Tuttle OF Southbury was
guest, last week Thursday, of Mr. and
Mrs G. McEwan on White Hills.
Miss Eleanor Tomlinson has been
shut in the past week at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs John D.
Tomlinson on White Hills, with the
humps.
Henry A. Buckingham of White
Hills has fine pair of six-year-old
Devon cattle, we'll matched and well
broken, which he is Offering for sale.
They are as good a pair of cattle as
one often has the pleasure of holding
a whip over.
The paper put out annually by the
ST Paul s Episcopal church, called the
ST Paul's Parish Visitor, is just out
and is much enjoyed not only by the
members OF the parish but also by
many of their friends. The picture In
the front, of the Rectory, is very good
and was taken by Miss Lavtnfa Beard.
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