The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30
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4 few young Iaen from the LenoX Shear Co.'S factory enjoyed day fishing rn tho Housatonie river and captured a good mess of fish, One young man caught something he was not looking fog, a good duekinf, Had iL not been for his comrades there Is no telling where he might be now.
 Mrs ]. F. Hill of Brooklyn, N. Y., who purchased the place known as the parsonage, next to the mission at the Iron Works, of Mrs Emily flaw Icy. has moved there end taken pos sessien.
 William Ferry of obtuse is riding out behind stylish { stopper pur- chased of New Preston parties, last week.
 Paul Komlniek of Still River has moved orto thefarm ir ol tuse. whiel he purchased q few days ago of Charles Stuart.
 Y. c. Watson, who has been i'll with throat trouble. is now gaining slowly.
 Albert Curtis was a guest last Fri- day of MT and Mrs F. P. Elsenboss.
 Peter II. Fennell captured an er- mine in the river near his home re- gently. These animals are very rare in this locality. and 1t Is the first one MT Fennell has ever captured. The color is pure white and 1t Is q very me and beautiful fur.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Brownlee of Danbpry welcomed a little daughter at their home on Friday, April 3, Miss Estelle Montrose of this place is caring for the little stranger. W. J. Covill of Huckleberry Hill is the neppy grandfather,
 s. S. Todd has moved from E. Mon- trose's tenement house on Huckle- berry Hill % the Jerome Osborne place at the Junction.
 Miss Fannie Hat'h h has been entei- taining friends from Holmer, N. Y.
 Austin E. Smith was in South Kent on business, last week.
 Thomas Smith, who purchased the Gallagher place near Stony Hill and had his oarn ou,ned down, last win ter, has his new tarn completed on the site of the one burned and last Saturday evening gave social dance there.
 George B. Parker of Hawleyville, who has rented Mrs Giihert's farm in Obtuse, has moved there.
 MT and Mrs Charles Warner of Ob- tuse had a little daughter arrive at their home on Monday, April 19. Hiss Florence Burtzel of Southville is assisting in the care of the little stranger.
 The Bee representative Was kindly nntertained at dinner, last Friday, at the home of MT and Mrs c. s. Wil- liams in Obtuse.
 Benjamin Bazzell, who learned the manufacturing of pure extracts in all it's branches when young man, is LOW Id his spare time manufactur- ing them at his home at the Iron Works and keeps them for sale for all who wish, and you know when you buy them of him you are getting the pure article at the lowest cash price.
 Edgar H. Beers and w. H. Ferry were in New Preston on business, last week Thursday.
 Mrs Cox of New York, who pur- chased tract of land east of the Iron eWorks on the hill opposite the home of Thomas Gavaghan, is tc erect at once a handsome residence on the property. John W. Sasendorl has the contract for building the house. / Miss Grace Stopleberg has beer spending a few days at Brewsters N. r., with friends. F. B. Elsenboss is having an ad' dition built on to his shed back o1 his house for a summer kitchen. The Lenox Shear Co. s. factory was closed down, last Saturday, to honor the day of the funeral of Governor Lilley.
 St Paups Mission have the fool and sills under the Sunday schoo room laid in good shape and we understand they will soon be on the market to paint the building.