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The Glenwood post., 1909-09-04

) aud 6, bluck 81, AienwUod.' 1850.
Harry Cbilds etal, nini1g deed; "a
Golden Wonder Mining eenDaAy
"Chipmunk", "May Dsy", s'Grsy
Eagle" lodes located on Write River
forest reserve in Garfield county n:
This deed was made iniJune sna 4 fah
account of the sale and probable pians
of the company announced BY this
paper. The deed was fled with til.
county clerk for record since our last
issue.
w. P. and Emma Kennedy TO- JAmes
W. Bell, lot l3, block o6, Glenwood
$495. The purchase was made subject
to two trust deeds aggregating about
*l,40O.
E. R. Davis to F. c. Ewing lot SO,
block 50, Glenwood. :.
George Farmer to Violet Hinnnan 1ots
l3 and IA, block g. 9Glenwood. $50
F. w. Popple"to to Kate Popple, lots
IL to 90, block 8; lots = to 8, block To-:
lots to 10, block and lots Is to 90
block 8, Grand Valley. $4,000.
A. L. Chase and Elizabeth Darrow to
Phoebe Gibson, lots I, and 3, block
33. Glenwood. $600..g
A. c. Wisemah to Frank HdE lots
% and ~, block I, Ri1e.''
w. G. Lockard' to HAfri4tf E0ckarti
lots l2 and l3, block A New Castle.
5000.
James Legget to Boyle Com Co., lots
and 2, block Is, CerbondalS $3.50.
R. l.. Weber to Agpes Nusbauh one.
ninth interest in Clear Cfeef dftcI nlfm
ber 10. 81.
A. A. and Smiley Rice - Louise Ga '!
in part lot g and pan. NV qr se Or; se,.
5, tip 6, 80. 1850.
United States to Gin 7Contratto lot
3, sec. 80. tp 5, 81.
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Real Estate Transfers

Matilda Betamcourt to j. s. Woody,
north half lot 80 and all of lot 81.
block 6, Glenwood. $4OO.
Henry Stephens to Frank Maloncy
undivided one-third interest in H. NJ. 9
ditch. 5000.
John Connell to Nora Connell lot lG,
block A, GlenwoOd. 1000.
Farmers Land company to Sidney
G. Miller sw or NV or ne Or sec. -,
tp g, SO. s400
j. s. Woody to A. l.. Chase, hlf
lot 80 and all lot 81, block Glenwood.
$3.50.
j. II. Devereux Ell al to A. l.. Chase
lots and 10, block II, Glenwood.
$3.50.
Louis Walz to George P. Coryell lots
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Get your calling cards at the office
of *he Glenwood Post. We have the
very latest styles and the price il
reasonable.
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your money.
Rates to New Mexico
and Texas.

On the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month during the entire year, the
Colorado & Southern railway will sell
round trip Homeseekers' tickets to 3
great many points in New Mexico and
Texas, at one fare plus $500 for the
round trip. Final limit twentyfiv
days, allowing liberal stQpover privn-
eges. For detailed information, rates,
etc, call on the Colorado 4 Southern
agent or address II. +. Fisher Genl.
Passenger Agent, Denver, Colo.
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INVESTIGATE r1,r11a-..sou4c1,

A party of six timber experts Is at
present working on the. Leadvflle Ma
tional Forest making q comprehensive
and detailed estimate Of the timber
resources of an important portion Of
the timbered mountain country of Colo
rado
The work of the party will include
all the larger bodies Of merchaptable
timber standing upon the wstersssds
of the Blue River and it's tributaries
both above and below the Mining towns
of Breckenridge and Dillon. Accord
ing to the plan under which this work
is being carried on, careful estimate
of the total stand OF timber on each
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Rheumatic
Pains

My mother is a great suf-
ferer from rheumatism, and DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills is the only
remedy that relieves her."
MRS. G. DAVENPORT,
Roycefeld, N. J.
The pains OF rheumatism are
almost invariably relieved with
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills. They
also overcome that nervous irri-
tation which prevents sleep be-
cause they soothe the nerves. To
chronic suffers they are invalu-
able. When taken as directed,
they relieve the distress and
save the weakening influence OF
pain, which SO frequently pros
trates. Many sufferers use them
whenever occasion requires with
the greatest satisfaction, why
not you' They do not derange
the stomach nor create a habit.
Why not try them? Get pack
age from your druggist. Take it
according to directions, and if
it does not benefit he will return
your money.
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w..kly ross y PER year
Notice to .Non-Resident Of Probate OF
r WNl

State Of Colorado, }
County Of Garfield, } IS.
In the County Court in Probate.
The People Of the State of Colorado t"
Ida I. williams, Greeting:
whereas, 1t has been made to appear
to the County Court of Garfield County,
ii the State Of Colorado, that you, the
said Ida 1. Williams, are an heir-at-
law. devise and legatee, of William 3.
logan, deceased, and that you are
n6n-residene-of the State Of Colorado,
Now, Therefore, in accordance with
the provisions Of the statute in such
case made and provided, and by order
Of Court duly made and entered, you
are hereby notified that an instrument
Of writing purporting to be the last
viii and testamAnt Of the said William
n. Logan, deceased, was presented to
ssid Court 1Sr probate on the 26th day
E.of August; A. D. 1909, by Harry R.
Logaa, tesiding at Glenwood Springs,
in ths stfte 6f Colorado; that the said
decedsnt wss, at the time of his de-
ceasS, s;-resident Of Garfield County, In
the State Of Colorado; that the said de
cedent, according to the said alleged
will devised and bequeathed his prop
efty in the words and figures following
|4o-wit:
7 TIL eSSAreS Of stock Of the Logan In
~estmsht Company OF W. R. Logan
|,are beqlested and given one-fourth tt
my WIS Isabelle. Logan and three
fourhs to ny son Harry Logan ant
Inv xsSsssst;sIsiasi st;Iiai Idss /. williams, Eliza o'
Y1iis,s Lessa, Hslss L. Logan and Au
sssts EsSss,, ,, txs thiss-foartss Il
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Qapartment of the Interior,


U. s. Land Office at Glenwood Springs,
Colo, July 9th, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
Waters, of Glenwood Springs, Colorado,
who, on March 20, 1909, made Home
stead Entry No. O2s4a, Serial No. O2s43,
for Lot 3, Sec. 4, Tp. 7 So. and sEA
SwA, WIZ sE14 Sec. s3, Township B
South Range 81 West, 9th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final Five Year Proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de
scribed, before Register and Receiver
q. s. Land Office, at Glenwood Springs,
Colorado, on the 4th day Of September,
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Patrick McNulty of Carbondale,
Colo.
Thomas McNulty, Of Carbondale,
Colo.
AL Coulter, of Glenwood Springs,
Colo.
Amos Ralston, of Carbondale, Colo.
]. F. SQUIRE,
Register.
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RANCH FOE SALE

Splendid ranch for sale. 120 acres Of
land under ditch; 65 or rs under culti-
vation; admirably adapted to alfalfa
and timothy, potatoes and grain. One
and one half miles from Cattle creek
school house, west. Worth $3s per
acre. Half cash, balance long time at
4 pee ea,k +. H. DAaER.
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DO YOU INTEND TO BUY A PIANO

DO you INTEND TO BUY A PIANO?
If 20, write At once to the Knight
Campbell Music company, 1851 Cali
fornia street, Denver, Colo, tell them
about what style Of piano you want,
about what price you want to pay, and
what terms, and receive special propo-
sition by return mail. We buy new
Pianos from the factories direct, for
cash, and in carload lots, and guaran-
tee to save you money II = slightly
used Piano at big saving would inter
est you, we have just received in trade
a number Of fine makes, almost new,
which we will close out in . hurry at
about half price, and on special terms.
Write at once for particulars.
Buy your Piano of q reliable house.
We have been doing business in Colo
RADIO constantly since 1874, sad refer
you to any banking inst4utioa7 In ths
stats - TO our EssponSibil&y, ee e
aAy ~ wv ~ ~ dSGdxlb Wsn u
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BRIEFLY NOTED. q

LrJ BRlEFLl NOIED.
 l3tDitIiJ DIS GEiNUl4 gUaE PIE 3H rGilIi Dr aDesmierias, of Bristol was a guest ,r1asti week Sunday, of Select man and Mrs T. .FFa9iWheelers and
 while here rirs wheeler, and Miss
 Olivine Rainville, who is with Mrs Wheeler for few weeks. were itreatedlto an auto ride in the doctor s |finentouring,scaE bnG .GsfD 9dt ] First Selectman T. lF. Wheeler; was ! ron the osick list, a few. days of last week. 7K .If YtuL .nntIsgg yek ksnDeputy Sheriff T. F. Wheeler was lsinl Hartford few days, Jasttweek, on
 business. tg jsoT 9ofnoN Fl fa IisdMiss1 Ethel1 Rainyille and Clark rRainvilleI ofsWinsted have been the
 guests of Miss Olivine Rainyille at
 Selectman and Mrs T. F. Wheeler's lsayMissi Harriett Morris of Philadel- Iphia, Pa, is spending a few weeks
 herey the guest of ner'ibrother, Will fliam Morris. Dns 5fnn,8 s9ssiK bs
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AfFFA AFFAIRS l,REst ABOUT TOWN

tt93B. M !hl Futile 55and9I Mrs " "Heraan Perry are among those from S this place Who are enjoying! the camp meeting at oPlainEille,, athis7 week. While MT Futile was, away his shop 9fMr and Mrrss David Wheelsr. x are improving both their houses by hay. ing them newly painted, MT Will Hams IS doing the work. .." 70 @j"7D
 Albert GrisWold has moved from David Wheeler's tenement house in Southbury Street to Miss M. E. Olrn; stead's tenemento house "o 7o'si ID Frank, H., Williams, has, moyee I from C.. E, Hines tehenaentl house near the, old Wakeley blow shop t the Durgy- place. in Poverty Mi Fortune has, moved into; MT Hfne'. house at the ploW shop. p.rals1 otidU 6a Miss Lottis, ;Wolcott of Southforf is with MT and, Mrs, B. M Tuttl' making her home, for the present ,lt Ft ,Ia The, Bee, represen tatiVel was Ikindl, entertained, last Friday at, dinner at1hs home }p of Ms Ms George 1Porr g Wakeles in White, Oaks, nttJri arr .,t ,f,o-y I Mrs George Shelton has been quit
 seriously i'll and under Dr Green koare. ITUdt9jsW 10 ua2ibeM Il .L
 EK Mrs HarTiett Dean Of Falls Nillag twas a guest on Sunday of her sister Mrs Sl J. Sfelton9 in KettletownoI0 1erI. .. ... ] F.
 Haven are spending few weeks il
 town, the guestsrof Mrs EaH. Brown So Clarence Ambler2 of5w Hotchkiss
 ViIle spent several days here the pas
 week, IIBfthe hisju grandparentssnoM
 and Mrs o, w. Amblef,--
 tl9nNathan BHicook is ill and under D bGreen1s care.M saiK buf lTudnGd t0
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South Britain.
sG W -TT IWJH MARY LuDORF,


 It IS, with sincere, regret, that we fare obliged to record the sudden and Sad death of iMalyiLndoff, (which oc- cured on July 2S, from accidental shooting at the home of her parents, NIr and Mrs Julius Ludorf, in the Purchase. The accident s happened aboutl65 o'clock. She was conscious unril about, 10 o'clock and died a rlitT tleo after II o'clock 7' Friday might, The departed was a girl m of noble ideals, always interested in, every thing about her, and her interest peyer relaxed up to her departure, Mary was a a,,loyable, intelligent girl and will be greatly missed not only By her parents and, brothers but by d large circle of friends as well. She was an agreeable pupil in the school for, years and never. spoke to, her classmates detriment, ever willing to draw over0their frailties the cloak of charity And 1t is no wonder that ,yeverybody had a good word for her l in lretnrp,7g Surely 7 those, words of ITsrlels wise seer can il fittinglyl, be spoken of the departed:}f" good name dis rather to be, chosen, than great riches, cand loving favor than fsilyer or, gold The memory ofohsr Eldear face will never be erased, from my mind. To lose by death such a girl at, the age of happiness as Mary [Lu9orf is . genuine misfortune to l,the community in which she lived. IiShe possessed ina marked degree attributes of character to which many daughters of the well-to-do parents in every community are strangers 1@' l5 Her deeds of nobleness and he1pfulness so often extended to those in whom she had confidence were not heralded 10 the world but fwere none the=less conspicuous in her everyday lite, especially to- those whom she knew best. She.was pa ttient with the lerring and seldom passed, judgment where others were all too quick to condemn. She was upright in. all her ways with ner friends, thoroughly progressive in her attitude toward matters of i'm provement and progress, The people loved her kind disposition, and hel loss, forever; from the social, and ma teria1 activities of the Purchase will .Bbe felt, for. a long time, to come. t am sure the world is better for. hel short journey through it. Goo T measures, character in merciful ten
 der charity. He judges every life ! by what that life was The departed has gene in her 18th year to be pres e1t before, the great. tripunaf,t but God has judged 'myriads who pro, fegsed far more but p.whe' lived fal ! less.Qa Tie funeral was largely .'at, ] tended " by friends and relatives al 1, o'clock on Monday, July 26, at the 1 readence of her parents e5leaEe' a father, mother and one brother t | mourn her loss and. the respect ant l affection of large circle of friends j The hereayed family have the warm I est sympathy of the commanity!lii il which she rlived-E$ 8z* s 2f.lrar iE rad Q hsanGt4g --0oI T II i8 TIT E YMiss4Augusta Stiles and Miss Anni 3El Stiles have been spending 8 few day
 at Watch Hill and Block Island. is
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-06

| llcsCemetery Rt Dgnbury,H fMrl Bar- srett is lsurvived Sby Ahls v wife Nand seyeFal children.
 1 Miss Olga Montrcse is victim of tho whooping cough 4G gytg 4ldn
 Mir and Mrs FreGerick s, Curtis gaye a very delightful reception at their home at the Center, last week Tuesday evening, from & to7I1,l in fhonor of their son, Gerald B. Curtis sant bride, which was largely 0at- Ltetded by their friends. Guests were tpresert from .sJDeruyS Newtown, fBpdgewater and Stratford. The evening will long remain in the emory of all as one of the most enjoyable, they ever spent. n,,crN IN There was . good 'balf game iSatur- day, on the diamond .ato the Iron tWbrks between the Brookfield team and the west Danbury. SN''N ,c 'Ffre~iawn~ ~party-en eaiawa-abeat Chsrlesss sstuartisa pleasant home, given by the Ladies Guild of St Pauls Ychiirch,s last week Wednesday even ing was largely attended E and en- bioyedJ by all The Guild netted a 1 goodiy amount. Ii7dj 4diliS'Y SIT l''
 Mr and Mrs Hoffman. of New York Hare guests of Mir and'.irs Fred Woods hat the from Works. Fl lsSGH satK
 r ,Nrs Edward AWarneri off Danbury was aguest, last week, of MT and Mrs FH. s. Lobdell on West Avenue. .s1se
 Mrs Stephen Barirum of Bedding fwas "a guest, last week, of aMf 9and Mrs Martin Wildman!9o slfH 9glGT i Mrs James Bateman left last week Wednesday fora twe--weeks stay with friends at her doldl home at
 Paul Montrose was a guest, last week, of MT and Mrs E! Montrose on West StfeeEG6J74 SEEN ,11tRq l6s I Mrs Herbert Lake is at the Dan- bury hospital where she has under gone a serious operation. She is now criticaly ill.
 Mrs Maria Mofeaouse, who has been making an extensive visit in t New York City with friends, has re- Il turned home.a O|- aT|h!1@
 | Mrs E. BulkleY of gNorwalk F. and Mrs Elizabeth Wilson fl ;ofg Danbury are, spending .a few weeks, here, h the I guests of MrGand MrsL. Il, Els Ellsfe4n- l bossg 6 b1R 84199d91o adJj yd 9f3UH
 MT and dd Mrs L.gC CourtmaIche and child ofa Waterbury are spending three weeks here, the guests ofa MI and Mrs Frank Drapeau on Long Meadow Hill. -
 I John T. Ward of Newark, N. j., is the guest this week s7f4Es of E Montrdse dfa r
 Mrs Gustafsoonrs of Hlckleberry .I Hill, who has been i'll and under Dl csA y Ryder iaafaiSs fiaffea is now gSatirniTpe Mr and Mrs, Charles M,n calkins i had a little son, Charles Eugene, ss- ar IriVe at their home on Tuesday, July s 13. .,,,.,,ton a,a4,,as4 ,,,.,. ,,..,r. ,.,,r ' 0 Major w HI Harrison is is quite esseri; Iously i'll at the home, Of MT ard Mrs
 J. w. Sagendorf.l. Dr. C. A Ryder is attending him ,Dr Brown was called t in, consultation, last Friday 1M
 - Miss Marie Gustafson, who' has
 been quite. ill for two weeks, is now gaining nicely. pr z. AZ Ryder at Itended her 'GhgHU1 Iefo stLtQ
 sMrs William Coarter and sonNo South NorwaIk, Miss Ada Sanlueis
 of New York and Miss Emma Trap Hpef and niece, Miss Helen Bfainaait Rof New Jersey have all been enjoy. ling stay with Mrs B. Griffin at tht
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-06

We have ready an attractive GUIDE BOOK of | the Wanamaker Store. It is interesting protusey H.
 usrated, and almost like visit to this largest store
 in New York; Itwill be mailed to you FREE uppp7
 request to Section R, John Wanamaker New York.
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-06
The WANAMAKER Hr Mail Order Service Is
Quick, Satisfactory, Dependable

our hsnapoa Mail Order Service is one of lntes and best organized enterprises in the country The policies which govern he rigy observed this service Nearby and distant Of immediate at tenton, aIaaus and hsw srchabSesf thshgHest qultN
 As Wanamaer prices The same advantageous purchasing that enables us to invite comparison in style and quality New York City great saving prices to our distant Mail Order customers frequently sufficient to cover freight and express charges many times over though most of these prepay
 Another advantage of this admirable service is the careful attention given the selection of each article ordered Experts the highest ability every of goods bring intelligence fine training and long experience to bear their choice for They you faithfully they waited upon you in person.
 you want information about particular goods than our catalogues oe write the Correspondence Advisory Bureau of our Mail Order Service Specialists will consider your questions and give you hints about fashions furnishings and various kinds of merchandise the thing you want is anywhere IS at VANAMAKERS New York Write to about it.
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-06

mon school for boys at Gill, Mass, August 27.
 Mrs Agusta Townsend and grand SOD flfa guests nf Mrs George Wright,
 Miss Blanehme Woodward is visit ring in bridgeport, '-''--''-''''''--'--''
 Miss Marjorie Terrill of [, Bridge port has returned home efter aEyisit of a few days with MT and Mrs A J. Woodward i5uaUk rlBbl14 'I0TWHs
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TFH W- TF5NWTTTT -0 NUTTTI -I .I '. WTT YMissAugusta Stiles and Miss Anna Stiles have been spending g few days
 at Watch Hill and Block Island. i9t
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-06
 Tuck" it is hard work and no, let upIdEiqaTS

J 1While3JoeoJ oJefersm swasd ] an en- thusiastic fisherman, Mr. Cleveland and Charley Jefferson were inveter-. ate fishermen. The hailstorm re- 'ferred to came lip suddenly one. day while We were in Che middle of. Peters pends , We put for shorsA and. were soon being pelted with big
 haflstones, while Y the boats were gradually Hlling with ice water. Joe
 Jefferson and I climbed a hill and aried our clothes in the kitchen of "a raaneighboringa afarm house; but the
 President and Charley Jefferson, after cthe worst ! had passed, went sback Ito. work1with the conviction thatfis was just the time the fish awoaldsshite.usa~pretty soon another
 storm came up and drove them to shore, and up the hill q for shelter, soaked, but laughing like boys on "a tlark.. MT Cleveland was immoderate lin [only4 two hingsIF this desk work
 and his fishing. Over and over he
 sat up till near morning at his desk bin the White House; and he was
 always eager to begin fishing and
 never appeared to be quite willing
 to stop. Often when, we would be
 out all day fishing for bottomfsh
 and bluefish, he would plead, after
 we started for home, for Zone more .turn'' that he Knew, like naughty Eboy9 would make us late fer dinner;
 and Capt Ky derdwould put the Allie about, sourolAlines out iagain1t for "fsherman's luck. ',l Once when ithe
 surface of d Cape Cod h lake reflected
 uncomfortably the eanoonday sun,iJoe Jefferson and I pulled to shore and lstretcheds ourselves restfully in the
 cool shade of the trees Then
 Jefferson looking off to where his
 son and the ex-President of the
 United States were at their patient
 lahors in the boiling heat, quietly fremarked: wen, itss5usky sf6f JUS that you and I can do somethlng De-
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bells Bethle 9GgT0G
NOTHING LIKE CALIFORNEA, MI
 STILLSON THINKS.

David J. Stillson, who went to Redlands, Cal, eight years ago from Ansonia, is nowawith Mrs Stillson visiting Mrs Stillson's brother, Laurenl StiDson of S@ood Creek. Mir Stillson was B years a resident of Ansonia, ford25 years in the employ of the sAnsonis Lumber Co. agHe says the only regret he has is that he did not go toCalifornia 10 years ago. Redlands, his home, is now city of 11,00O people, and Mir Stillson says it's climate is the finest to be found in the world. 10 They are now build ing a new Masonic temple in Red lands, to the building of which MT Stillson had the pleasure of contri- outing. MT Stillson is a member of Washington lodge, No, S2,, F. & A. M., of Ansonia,E and of Mt9Vernon chapter, No. 27. When MT and Mrs E. l.. Johnson of Newtown were in Redlands a few years ago Mir Still son had the pressure of entertaining them at his home. He aiso~h had a pleasant acqpain tance with Bishop Johnson when the latter was "a 9Asi- dent of Redlandss Mir and Mrs ,Still- son expect to remain eihHtbe Ast about two months. hsIf hns ilss syg 4EfE Ey9 a7e vadT
 Mrs Isachson of New ,Haven is the guest of MT and Mrs C! W. La&so1i psi Miss Gladys Humphrey ofs tWest hHavenoisithe guest of Miss iAs M. Daniels at her pleasant cottage in Bethlehem.
 Walter, Lake. will enter Mt Her ,GlIHDH sg .I
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The NewtoWn Bee
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6rooxiield.
EF TH WILLIAM BARRETT.

William Barrettsa onecofg the old est men in town passed away ht'his home on Tuesday, July 6, aged 90 yegs C,The liuheraf was from his late home onA Thursday morning, July s. The burial was in the Catho. lIcs scemetery 'at DgpburyN Mrl Bar .rett is slsurviyed9by Ahis v @iEe Wand seyeral children.
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-06

.Freala Ssl rover ClaEeland::s ,I.ecord E of Friendship" inthe August Gen.
 tsry, -fT(1
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-06

I Thomas Lee will take a trip to Ireland ard will be absent till Onte- Der, .,z<$A \ / se5as,a ' fMERnd Mrs Howard Wilson Aof ,Danhury,t were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Lg H 'gElsenboss. A
 "A NnHrahers of children from Brook I field and Hawleyvillee enjoyed a very pleasant picnic on the lawn about Benjanain SmitNs horne@irN 0btuse, last week Thursday sfternoon> Games were enjoyed during the <afsernoon after which ,>fefreshmenss" were served.
 oscar Palmerand two sons, Oscar and Charles, and Lieut. James D | Sinclair of Heboken, N. J., have re. turned home after a weeks stay il Obtuse with MT and Mrs William Parker.
 # Mrs Nianie Morgan of thesgIroI Works is to visit Ire1and .eap ettins to remain abroad until October. m
 aZA Ga I Eeg2a F asbmE
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