The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24


 | is also driving new horse. Clayton and Herbert Beers, who have been spending the winter ir 1 Florida, have returned and have re gently visited their sister, Mrs Wil' | liam Minor.
 MT and Mrs William Barnes of An. sonia have been visiting relatives fr | town.
 Charles Thomas has sold his road mare, Lady War Whoop, to Mail Car rier Smith.
 Mrs Caroline Thomas is visiting MI and Mrs Noble Thomas in Bridgeport MT and Mrs Hal Morris are spend | ing a few weeks with Mrs Harvey | Thomas.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Johnson, who | have been in Massachusetts, the past two months, will return, this week. L. P. Payne's new blacksmith shop, near his home, is nearing comple tion and he hopes in a short time to be ready for business.
 Mrs William Kyle of Bridgewater has been spending few days with her father, John Wachowak, below the Falls.
 York, who purchased the Jay Tyrrell place, have been spending few weeks here getting things in readiness for the summer.
 MT and Mrs Walter J. Oldroyd of Waterbury will spend next Sunday here, the guests of Mrs A. E. Merwin.
 Mrs Eva Hurlburt has gone to Southbury, where she will spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs Charles Lewis.
 Mrs Fl. w. Trowbridge left, last week, for New Haven, where she will spend several weeks. Mrs J R. Worse is having her house newly painted. Clayton B. Squires is doing the work,
 MT and Mrs w. A. Barnes of An sonia were guests, Sunday and Mon day, of Miss Frances Barnes.
 Mrs L. Chowder saw fine large deer in the meadow south Of hel house, one day last week. Mrs Ida Olsen and son of Winsteo were guests, last week, of MT and Mrf Wallace Tucker and MT and Mrs Charles Wood. Lincoln Smith, the rural mail car rier, is enjoying weeks vacation. A Fl. Buckingham, his substitute, takes Charles Wood has moved from the Walsh place, just east of the Catholic church, to the old Lewis place, wes' of the Episcopal church.
 A. Stevens, who has had his house hold goods in Rev MT Pickett s house is moving them, this week, to Barre Vt, where he is working.
 Mrs S. B. Smith continues to b< quite poorly and does not gain as be friends would wish.
 Myron Bishop has moved to Wash inptOn, where he has taken position
 Andrew Puchala has had new siQl placed over his blacksmith shop.
 James Garden of Stony Creek i spending few weeks here, the gues of Mrs Edwin G. Bishop.
 Mrs Phebe Warner of Bethel wa the guest, last week, of MT and MT Charles Wood.
 Tuesday evening, May 2S, the Bootl school pupils, taught by c. D. Chunr will give in the Town hall an enter tafnment, consisting of music an recitations. Henry Beecher of South bury, who has taught singing at tn school, the past year, will be presen and sing. An admission fee of 10 will be charged, which will be used complete paying for the singing les sons. At the close of the entertain ment dancing will be enjoyed by thos who wish to stay. Music will stop g begin promptly at o'clock. All al : invited.
 Sarah Beardsley, who has been i , Los Angeles, Cal, the past year, hs returned, ,and opened her house for th , summer. Her many friends are gla to see her cheery face after so long a I absence.
 Mrs Charles Warner, who has bee , under the doctors care for some tim IS somewhat better.
 Theodore Hemingson is very To 6 with double pneumonia. Raymont his son, aged five, is also very sick wi, |, the same disease. Walter Booth has his new me 2 market nearly completed and will 500
 occupy 1t.
 The children of the Weller scho
 will give concert in the Town ha
 m
 has a fund started toward buying
 piece of land for a playground,
 which the proceeds of the entertai
 ment will be added.