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The Newtown bee., 1908-07-17

The remains of Mrs William c. Hart of Newark, N. J., were brought to Bethel, last Friday morning, for burial in the Center cemetery, Mrs Hart was formerly a resident of this town.
 The Y. P. s. c. B. society of the Congregational church held picnic at Putnam park, last Friday afternoon. A good number attended and all had a fine time. w. J. Nichols, the livery man, furnished the transportation for the society.
 The dry goods merchant. F. B. French, has been suffering with hay fever but has been able to be at his store all the time.
 Mrs H. J. Davis of Ballston Lake N. r., has been spending few days here the guest of MT and Mrs Henry s. Davis of Plumtrees.
 Rev A. T. Steele and F. E. Tomlin- son were in Bridgeport, last week Thursday, where they represented the Congregational church at the ordina- tion services of Rev Pearl E. Matthias. the new pastor of the Kings Highway church of Bridgeport.
 William Leonard of Plumtrees went to Taunton, last Tuesday evening, and led the prayer meeting there; quite a number of others from Plumtrees and Bethel went with him.
 MT and Mrs Horatio McHan of Dan- bury spent last week in New Preston with friends and they enjoyed the fish, ing there and report fine catch.
 C. R. Wheeler of Bedding was a guest. last week Thursday, of his brother, George w. Wheeler.
 A. H. Senior, the lumber man has the contract for furnishing all the lum- Der, brick, cement and other building material for the large new house which New York parties are building on Sun set hill, Bedding, near L. 0. Peck's fine summer residence.
 Eli Wood is having his house on Blackman avenue newly painted, 1 George w.. Wheeler has the contract,
 James A. Read purchased COW, last week. of John Smith of Plumtrees but sold it back to MT Smith before getting it home.
 John Smith of Plumtrees was appoint ed. last week Wednesday evening, the one to have charge of appointing the leaders for the prayer meetings at the Plumtrees school house for the coming six months.
 Miss Catherine Haugh of Hartford ! and Miss Doretta Haugh of Newtown are spending a few weeks here with MT and Mrs George E. Lynch of Maple avenue.
 Miss Florence Glover of Newtown spent few days, last week, the guest of MT and Mrs David H. Taylor on Chestnut street.
 George W. Wheeler spent few days last week in Bedding assisting his Orother.C. R. Wheeler. with his having,
 l. C. B: Ransom of Danbury, who the German place in Elm wco1 district and has made exten- sive repairs and alterations or the house, moved there last week.
 Arthur Meade of Wolf Pits has been raising ducks, this year, and he has had line success and now has a large flock and the boys say he brings the eggs in by the bushel baskets full. MT Meade is offering some of his flock for sale,
 Several of the matters in Judd & Co. s shop on Center street took an af- ternoon off, last week Thursday, and at- tended the OK roast just west of the 1epot. w
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-17

Mir and Mrs Henry Chatfeld of New Jersey were at Bonni-brook, for short stay, last week.
 There was an auction at Henry F. Peet's place, last Saturday. F. w. Wheeler of Monroe was the auctioneer.
 Dennis Wesoloski of Yonkers, N. Y, has purchased James Fairs place, west of the Center, and is now nicely settled there.
 Adolph Curtis, who has :been at the
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-17

Reliable work in watch and clock re pairing at c. E. Riddiford's, New Mill ford.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-17
AT ST PAUL'S.

Rev MT Frances of Nashville, Tenn. preached at St Paul's church, last Sun day, and will preach here for the com ing three Sundays.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-17
OUR NEIGHBORS
 New Preston.
JOHN T. BURR CLOSES HIS
 COTTAGE.


 It Is with sincere regret the writer announces the early closing of Grey Rock cottage, where John T. Burr and family have been every summer since the cottage was erected. Now Mir Burr and daughters have decided to go to Cape Cod for the remainder of the season and close the cottage here. With advancing age, MT Burr feels more seriously the ride to and from his business in Brooklyn each week. Since coming here this summer the water supply of the cottage has become dis. arranged and may require some time H1d expense to readjust, besides some oF tNe older and most faithful help that has been inthe house have had to 'ceas c dut| by illness, so the decision men. i'Oned has been reached since the cot tage has been opened this season. When Mr Burr, last year, after more than 20 years summering here became a legal resident of this town, it was believed that his intention was to identify him Nlt with the best interests of his town during the remainder of his life. As his daughters have grown up here from early childhood, we have looked upon the family as one of the fixtures about Lake Waramaug for long and indefinite time in future. It is univer. sally regretted that the signs point towards the dissolution of those ties which has bound them here so long, The best wishes of scores of friends 20 M'th them while this change is truly f"gretted by all who have know them here.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-18

Will Cramer of Kokomo, Colorado,
H. F. Cramer, and wife here for two
or three weeks, left this afternoon
for Pittsburg. Boston and other east
ern points where he will spend the
aged mother at Lancaster, Pa, before
returning to Colorado. He has been
principal of the public schools ut
Kokomo for several years
Colorado this year had three Flag
days. The anniversary of the birth
of the national banner fell ON Sum
day, SO. according to custom in such
cases the official observance OF the
event occurred on Saturday and Mon
day. Although the 14th was the ON
cial anniversary Monday was the nag
day proclaimed by Governor Buchtel.
1t was recognized by the display Of
Old Glory at many homes in Canon
City.
The Colorado Lumber & Supply
company has sold its yard. to the In
dependent Lumber company Of Can
on City. E. L. Beverstock. the former
manager and former alderman in this
city, was over from Palisade invoic-
ing the stock and turning the yard
over to its new owners Mr.. Bever-
stock left yesterday for the east ON
a business trip and will stop in Flor
ence. on the return trip.-Florence
Tribune.
Ernest Webb, for the last year or
more, a resident of Canon City. and
since the departure of T. J. Schall for
Dodge City, Kan, foreman of The
Daily Record composing rooms, left
on Sunday for his boyhood home in
Toronto, Canada. He will stop for q
short visit with friends in Colorado
Springs, Denver and Chicago, reach
ing Toronto towards the end of the
present month Mr. Webb is tho
roughly reliable and an all around
good fellow and his late Colorado as
sociates hope to have the pleasure Of
seeing him back here in the course OF
year or so. Their best wishes go
with him wherever he may pitch his
tent
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-18

Mrs. Belts of North Seventh street
is very sick.
Mrs. DR.. Ashley's mother has left
Trinidad for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson started
last Saturday for Missouri.
Mr.. Mckee was up from Walsen-
burg and spent Sunday with his IA
mily.
Mrs. Ross, who has been seriously
II! with the measles, is able to sit
UP now.
Mr.. George McWiiiiams was ex-
pected home last Saturday from his
visit in various cities.
Miss Katherine Coolbaugh has re-
itiry relatives in Kansas.
A. T.. OFT of Fordlaud, Mo-, arrived
here Tuesday to work for his brother.
W. F. OFT, In the candy kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMayan left this
week for Boulder where Mrs. Nc
Mayan will receive medical treatment.
Mrs George Mckenzie of Wood
lawn avenue will leave next Sunday
for her old home in Rhode Island for
a visit.
Miss Gibbs, n teacher In the schools
of La Junta, is spending her vacation
In this city with her father and
mother.
Mrs. Bailey is visiting in Glenwood
for few weeks but VIII soon be Wis
itins with her brother. Mr.. Lowry.
OF this city.
Mr.. F. Tanks was married in Oma-
ha last Thursday and started for
Canon City to visit his father and
mother on Whipple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p. Hubert went
to Pueblo this morning to meet .
brother OF the latter who Ii In that
city on a brief business Grand.
Miss Luclla Holmes was hostess at
very pleasant card party at the
apartments OF her brother, DR., r. e.
Holmes, IN the Postofflce block Thurs
day night There were dozen or
more Kuests.
Charles Taylor took Fred Eighmy
and family and Perry Bower family
and Ross Poole, from Ames, L., in
his automobile over The skylins drive
whsre hey eajuysa = nsooa1tsht drive
wednesday nlgAt. s<ss
~. JsAA l1dpoWs1r 80 ~. SeAA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-18

Miss Mabel Rippey left this after
noon for Salida.
Mrs. Lee Barber and her two chill
dren have returned home from a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Fer
dinand Reinhardt, of Cripple Creek.
Col. S. X. Hooper of Denver, general
passenger agent of the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad company, was Wis
itor in Canon City for few hours on
Sunday.
Messrs, C. A. Biggs and two sons.
Arthur and James. George A. Baker
and Dali De weese made an automo-
bile run down from Silver Clin this
afternoon In three hours.
Prof Hall. formerly a member CT
the faculty of Colorado college. but
during the last year an instructor in
the Wheat Ridge high school, has
been elected by the board OF educa-
ton as teacher of science In the Cam
on City high school ~ the successor
of Prof Guy Foster.
George Ruhmland OF Den Moines,
Iowa. was the gueat OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred p. Hubert ON Saturday. Mr..
HuAnlaAA. Who h hro<Asr OF Mrs.
Hubert, 10 4 promiAent Wholesale
and retail druggist q Dss lEoines.
MFa p. v Tayier rs<nrnea 10 Can
|ea Oty tpAay a{tsr sDsaafns tsa
1ays b cur elty. vlstt,Ag fsasAAs aAA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-18
REPORTS An EXCESSIVE
RAINFALL IN THE SOUTH

James Turnbull returned home
Sunday night from a couple of weeks
business trip through Texas, Okla
homa and other southwestern states.
Everywhere in that section of the
country there has been an excessive
rainfall recently and travel by rail
in many places is both slow and dam
gerous. Thousands of acres of cot
ton and corn lands in the river bot
toms are submerged and the crops
destroyed. Bridges have been washed
out by the floods in many localities
and fences and farm buildings swept
away. leaving most desolate condi-
ton.
One town in Oklahoma, according to
Mr.. Turnhull, has been cut OF from
all communication with the outside
world for ten days, and the embargo
has not yet been raised.
When MIR. Turnbull was in Kansas
City on his way home the water was
just beginning to make its way into
the Union station The outlook for
the planter and agriculturist In many
parts of Texas and Oklahoma is most
discouraging.
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tier. Pres. J. ". Cannon, vic~-Pr,
Nj. Evans. Ca.hier.

Passmore, OF Ames, Iowa, are here
visiting this week and took in the
Ohio and Iowa picnic last Thursday
and we're visiting Mr.. Fred Eighmy.
They went on to Telluride last Fri
day.
Mrs. Merriam went to the mountains
on Tuesday to visit the schools up
Cottonwood and Currant Creek way.
She was accompanied by two of her
children and returned Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Twitchell entertained de-
lightfully at a six o'clock dinner
Thursday. The guests present were
Messrs. Evans. Bray and Arthur AL
ling of Baker University and Clarence
Hills.
A jolly party of boys. including
Hurlburt. Hills and Grouse of Canon
and Alling. Evans and Bray. the three
students from Baldwin. Kansas. who
are spending some time in the city
are enjoying a picnic today at Marble
Cave. .--, -........ ..., .
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McFarlane en-
tertained twenty OF their friends at
cards on Friday night. Five hundred
was the amusement for the evening.
Mrs. Dozier and Mrs. Dave Robson
received the favors for the highest
scores.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hutton have
returned home from several months
iilssnce In Illinois. Iowa and other
states In the Mississippi valley. during
which they visited in Chicago, Des
Moines and other cities. They are again
occupying their homes On Pike avenue.
Miss Amanda Huffen who was visit
ing with Mrs. Tanks OF the city left
Friday morning for Colorado Springs
where she will visit for few days
and then return to her old home in
Manning, Iowa.
Miss Bessie Crank arrived last
Thursday from Wichita, Kansas,
where she has been since September
last as a student at the Catholic Sis
ters' academy. Miss Bessie will make
her home with her sister. Mrs. Alex
ander, of the Grande hotel.
Mrs. Hart Goodloe gave a very de-
lightful reception on Friday after
noon In honor of DR.. Goodloe's moth
er. Mrs. Goodloe. OF ST. Louis. The
hostess was assisted in the dining
room by Miss Ruth Lewis. Miss Pea
body. Miss JessiI Peabody, Miss
Clark and Miss Gretchen Harding.
Al their regular meeting of the
Canon City Homestead No. lS3, Broth
erhuod of American Yoeman. last
night two candidates were instruct
ed into the mysteries of Yoemanry
and as usual a goodOociai time was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
committee was appointed TO arrange
for Yeoman picnic and celebration
on July 4. and all members are urged
/ to be present at their next meeting in
order that steps may be taken to make
this celebration grand success. AL
ways something doing at the Yoe-
ms
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-18
TharsAy.

Parole Oficer Smith of the peniten-
diary was visitor here on Tuesday.
Miss Daisy JelRries left the nrst part
OF the week for Denver where she
will be the guest Of friends for cou-
pie Of months.
Chief Clerk A. r. Frisbie OF the
penitentiary went to Denver on bus
tness the FIRST Of the week. He Is ex-
pected to return today or tomorrow.
r. H. Taylor Of Denver. travelling
auditor for the Colorado Telephone
company. was business visitor in
Canon City today. In addition to
looking after the accounts Of the COM
pany here Mr.. Taylor made an In
voice Of the property connected with
the local exchange.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-18


teorse a aAef and y. a. DisSs
returned nome lpls aiternoon iIon
Sliser CH wnere tnes were ciieu
WITNESSES N lne olstrict couI. ~
tne case oI f1.cnard aouie sains'
nrs' DecAWi.n' IN WHICH 'ne o1piain-
ant ID enoeavorine 10 co.iect con-
MISSION ior tne saie OF the oeck"itn
fancn.
Aes '" eSos' c'eA ~
ncniney ac srocofy s"re wa iease
neAl WoeA ior ooioraoo springs ~neie
ne mas accepted position as Dlliins
cierA IN tne iIeisnt aepar.en' =.
'ne Dcnver ~" u'anue loau
company. Sucn work wiz not % Nc"
uy any means 70 ni. neises as ne "as
ehsaseu In 'na' hne oi employ ineh'
tor several years pf'oi |" '"s "
canon o'y.
p"s''i VI
rirs' esoslian churcn' went u
ue"'o ''i'S "oi ne ioi ne puipose
Vi iheens nis sis'e'' Nrs . w.
hps Vi hnoA'ii'e' iennessee' anu CD
cora"s her " 'his Guy. ~
hps ari'eu nere 'i'e aioe' hoon anu
VIII Spend several h'oh'hs III canon
Cny as the guest oi her s's'er' A'rs. D.
l. D"oiey' ana oi ne'' anu "s'
hoihas'
O. n. A.~a'ei' oecIelas '"
f'oss Oh the canon S'Iy Mercnan's
associa'on anu w. E. Siueoo'oohi vi
ene Sanon Srocer' co"pah! went ~
lne top OF the hoyai "orse 'nis morn
ing ior 'ne PURPOSE Vi sno"ns D. D
"reene VI Fueoo anu 'he ensihees
u ene hansas- ->oio' auo fo"i
''aiiroau COMPANY INC oea"liui
from tnat point A picnic dihher WIS
eaten al tne Top Oh 'he sorse'
ferry A. Sherman' formerly EN-
pIoyed o! the eioson Luhper coh-
Iahs mere ou' ho" 'esiuen' Vi
orahd 'unc''oh' WAS h'arriea ~
MISS Dinsman IN fueoio ihursoas
evening" MI. anu Mrs. Shernah were
'isitors IN canon S't! this Hiorhihs'
put ieH ior 'he western s'ope On Leu
yer q hio Srahhe NO J. 'nis ai'er-
noon MT. sherman is connected Win
me 'ioson Lumoer company al "raho
junction.
me poo-whi'e quar- mas 'hade ''s
ADVENT into tn's Fai'ey' couple Oh
me oifds has'he been seen We uh-
ierstand' by }. W. sehooineid on MS
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-18

@. W. Tobin left this morning for
Chicago where he will devote several
days, to business matters Mr.. To-
bin expressed the intention OF lying
low AariAg his stay in CAicaso FOR
fear tAs RspahlloaAa might try 70
est Mn - accs0e tAs lo0iAaaioa for
~ NJ prsGeasaey - - tiehee vatA
WlllilM Reward 1AlE
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-18
Shields the Food from Alum

Mr.. Jacobs, who has been assist
ing at the undertaking parlors Of
Hawley & Son. during the illness Of
C. l.. Hawley. returned to Pueblo last
night.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. G. Maxwell left
Tuesday for visit to Washington and
British Columbia. The doctor expects
to return to Canon City about the mid
die, OF July.
Vincent Greydene-Smith, who has
been employed in the newspaper busi-
ness in Denver since last December.
arrived here this afternoon for a Wis
it with his mother and numerous
friends.
City Marshal D. J. Houston is in
receipt of a letter from Salida in
quiring about Miss Ethel Bennett, who
is supposed to be in this city. Mr..
Houston has thus far been unable to
locate the missing woman 3.
c. L. Hawley who has been confined
to his home with the measles, has re-
covered and is again able to take
charge at the undertaking parlors Of
Aawley & Son, and they are now pre-
pared to give prompt attention to all
orders.
Arthur Chellis, late of Warsaw,
Wis, is one of the recent arrivals in
Canon City. Mr.. Chellis is a young
man and was employed as a postof-
fee letter carrier before coming here.
His stay here will be of indefinite
duration.
H. NJ Fox has been awarded the
contract to do some of the work on
the Canon City water service line. He
expects, to begin work this week and
will work number of men. The pipe
line in the Royal Gorge will be hung
on the sides OF the wall.-Florence
Tribune.
DIR. and Mrs. J. G. Maxwell left this
afternoon for a month or six weeks
visit in Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.,
and other points in the Puget Sound
country. They will spend some time
in Seattle, Tacoma. Portland and 9th
er towns on this side the interna-
tional line.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles w. Kelsey.
late residents at 112 Greenwood ave-
nue.. will leave this afternoon for Col
OF ado Springs where they expect to
make their home. Mr.. Kelsey has ac-
cepted a clerical position in the
freight department of the Denver &
Rid Grande.
Arthur H. Smith of Ills Macon ave-
nue., the +. 4 C. C. conductor. who
has been confined to his bed since the
9th inst. with typhoid fever, is hav-
ing very low run of fever and the
physician states that he will probably
be out again in the course of ten
days or two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Eldred of ili
College avenue have had their fur
niture and other household effects
packed for shipment TO Cripple Greek,
where they will reside during the
summer months. Mr.. Eldred's busi-
heSs IL ah aSSaS ca "ai'" iNt"t'NS
his presence in the district and he
have his family here.
Mrs. Wiley Galloway and daughter,
Miss Laura, and granddaughter. Miss
Blythe Galloway, of Montrose, Colo,
are guests of Mr., and Mrs. L. Fl. Ban
croft and family on Park avenue. Lin
coin Park. They have been visiting
in Denver, Greeley and Boulder and
are on their way back to their home
on the western slope. Miss Laura
Galloway is City Clerk of Montrose.
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PrIAov.


w. G. Huntoon has gone to Grand
J1nct1on on . brief business visit He
will return here tomorrow or Sun
day.
DR.. Little returned home this after
noon from Chicago where he went a
week or ten days ago to attend the
annual meeting Of the American Med
ical association.
Mas Myrtle Boyle left this morning
for Iowa where she will spend the
greater part of the summer renewing
old friends and associations. She
may visit the more eastern states be-
fore returning to Colorado.
c. G. Dawson left this morning for
Denver en- route to Chicago TO attend
the Republican national convention
a. . delegate from the second Colo
RADIO district. The convention meets
at the big Coliseum In Chicago next
Tuesday.
Capt Endsley OF Burlington. Kan
sas. 10 paying a visit To N. H. End
sley OF North Nineteenth street. East
Canon. Capt. Endsley Is an auction
osr. oas OF the very best and most
successful Of his profession In the
0unnover state.
Dali De Weese. known by his many
fxi00ds - the man who does things
last vssk had placed In the De weese
reservoir another consignment Of
young trost. $1,000 In all. We failed
10 -laarn OF what particular species
the little fishes are.---Silver Ciin Rus
Tier.
J. Harry Carson OF Denver, manag-
ing editor OF the The Railroad Red
Book. the oficial publication of the
Denver 4 Rio Grande Railroad Com
pany. was a Canon City visitor on
Thursday. Mr.. Carson came down
from Denver to make An inspection OF
the Beaver Land & Irrigation Com
pany's big enterprise on Beaver Park.
Mr.. II. Clinton Hall, who has been
connected with the Lincoln Park store
for the past two years. has resigned
his position and will leave In few
days for his old hime in the south.
Mr.. Hall has been In Canon City for
several years and has made many
friends here. who regret to see him
leave.
Miss Ethel Louck arrived this week
from Eads. Colo. and will be a board
ing student at the Dodds Commercial
college for the summer. Miss Louck
II q graduate OF Nebraska high
school and has been engaged in teach
ing the past three years. but has de-
cidcd to take up stenography instead
MIR. and Mrs. George F. Rockafel-
low have taken possession OF their
handsome new home at the southwest
corner OF Tenth street and Green
wood avenue The structure embod-
les all that Is best In the house-build-
ers' art and is one of the most at
tractive and convenient homes in the
city.
Ted Harding. L. l.. Harding Jr. and
Louis Reynolds returned home Thurs
day night from the Gunnison country
where they have been fishing during
the past week. They did most OF their
fishing at Hero and were fairly sue
cessful. They brought back with them
a nice string OF trout Fishing will
be better In the Gunnison river and
Its tributaries later on than II Is now.
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.Ns.os .Notss

Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.
Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 523
Main street. Record olfice.
DIR. Httell. Dentist Harrison Block.
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ELECTRA

Mr.. James Glover of Ocala viii
rreach in the Electra church the frs
Sunday in June at eleven o'clock.
DR.. Porter lPillans, who graduated
from the Chattanooga Medical Qollege
last month, was in town Thursday AMI
Friday and left Saturday morning fol
'Apalachicola, where he will begir
rracticing.
Miss Bette McCarley of Boardmar
is visiting Miss Dixie Pillans.
4 Mr.. Will Morrison and bride, of Or
lando, are visiting Mr.. Morrison's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Morrison.
Messrs. lClarkson and Scott Of Ocala
were fishing in Lake Bryant Saturday
Miss Emily Hallford, who is spend
ing her vacation with her mother, in
tends leaving for the Normal al
Gainesville the middle of June.
The greater part of this community
attended the picnic at Lynne. and re-
port fine time.
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