The Newtown bee., 1909-10-15

Raymond Barton, son of w. G Barton, the popular dry goods mer chant, has entered Worcester Acade my for a course of study. i Harry Lee, the affabie young clerl in the employ of Duncan 6 Garfield passed Friday at the Danbury fair.
 It's good thing for this town tha our men have chance to wear sucl clothes as Hart, Schaffner & Mar, make. Duncan & Canneld are sell l ing lots or them.
 MT and Mrs James H Stuart O Sherman were guests, Monday, of MI and Mrs Daniel Canfeldd.
 Another sale on Queen" sewing machines reported by c. E. Riddi ford. The machine came in Satur day, and out Monday. Can't get 'en fast enough.
 MT and Mrs E. Roswell Hawley son and daughter, returned to theil home in Shelton, Monday night, aft CT @ few days passed with MT ant Mrs Vincent Sterling.
 Users of the Chase & Sanborn Putnam and Crest blends of coffee are satisfied lot of people. So says Grocer c. I. Leach.
 Dr J. c. Barker and family passed Sunday at their cottage at Green Pond.
 Quinces, onions, celery, etc., at the store of Uharles l. Leach.
 MT and Mrs Charles l. Leach were Danbury fair visitors on Thursday.
 Mrs Lester Warner and son, Lest CT, returned home on the steamer, Majestic" of the White Star Line, after a visit of some weeks at her old home at Croyden, near London.
 MT and Mrs David E. Breinig have moved into their handsome new bun- galow on the hill, near Treadwell avenue.
 Joseph Golden passed Tuesday and Wednesday in New York City.
 Mrs Charles Dodd has had her resi- dence handsomely painted. W. s, Wright did the work.
 F. R. Greene's residence is shin ing in a new dress of paint. w. s. Wright has d. ne the work.
 MT ana Mrs Eana Brenna of Kent passed Monday in town.
 W. N. Noble, w. J. Keller, Dr c. B. Blackman and Charles Duncan en- joyed a trip to the Danbury fair, Thursday, making the trip in H. D. Hines automobile.
 Miss Minnie R. Thickett, book keeper for the Nichols Underwear Corporation, passed Saturday and Sunday in Hartford, guests of Rev and Mrs Otis w. Barker.
 w. c. Beeman and family, who have been spending the summer at Lake dmaus, nave returned to their residence on Treadwell avenue.
 MT and Mrs I. W. Birdseye of Bridgeport are passing few days at the Wayside Inn.
 Miss Josephine Birdseye, daughter of MT and Mrs I. w. Birdseye, of Bridgeport, has entered lngleside for a course of study.
 Town Clerk and Mrs B. P. Briggs of Sherman have been passing a few days with MT anu Mrs Charles l. Leach.
 MT and Mrs Hubert Thomas were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Noble Thomas in RoxDury.
 MT and Mrs R. N. Thcmas passed Sunday in Roxbury, guests of MT and Mrs Harvey Thomas.
 Hunting shoes for the man who is outdoors in all sorts of weather. At Robertson's Shoe Store.
 Peabody, optometrist and scientific optician, will be at M. w. Hills jewelry store, New Milford, October % to 31.
 Along the Kennebec," New England play much in the same vein as "Way Down East and "The Old Homestead" will be presented at the New Milford Opera house, Thursday evening, Novembere II. The play takes it's title from the Kennebec River in the northern part of Maine, along the romantic and picturesque banks of which the action of the piece takes place. It is a complete