The Newtown bee., 1909-10-15
TOWN ELECTION.

TOWN ELECTION.
 At the annual town e,'ti0n on Monday, Anspst I, 'hr following officers were elected: Selectmen. AL belt E Mallclt. Reuben NJ. Warner and W. E. Kinney town clerk, Bur ton E. CanGeld' town treasurer, James A. Orr; collector, E. R. Woost- CT; assessors, RelLen J. Keeler, w.. w. Melton, Amos Northrcp; board of relief, E. R. W0or,er and William Marsh; road agent, w. B. Kinney; town school cOl mittee, w. w. Well ton, E. R. Wooster. l.. G. Northrop, II. W. Treat, ;. P. Treat and II. C.. Sanford.
 MISS PITCHER-MR WILLIAMS.
 rhere was a very pretty home we'd ding at the home of Mr and Mrs James B. Pitche" on Tuesday after noon, September 2S, at o'clock, when their daughter, Miss Bulah Pitcher, and Charles Williams were united in Marriage, Rev G. D. Pone oflicis ting. A reception immediately followed tPe rer.mony. MT and Mrs Williams enjoyed a wedding trip up through the Berkshire Hills and sinre their return are making their home here with Mrs Williams par ents, MT and Mrs James B. Pitcher.
 Reuben M. .'arner has been harvesting a fine lig crop of potatoes, this fall, with q new Boss potato digger, which has given fine satis- faction. MT Warner has had yield of 250 bushe.s to the acre.
 Postmaster C. N. Hatch spent last week Thursday in New York City,
 Mrs Jennie Travis and Herbert Bro@ of this place were united in marriage ir New Milford on Thurs day, October ', and left at once for their wedding trip. They have the best wishes of all their friends in this plare and will return to Bridge water after the wedding trip to make their home "H" the present.
 George P. Orr is very happy, this fall, over a very fine potato and coru crop. Mir Orr is one of the hustin& farmers of our town and is to be congratulated On his fine suc- cess, this year.
 John Randall has moved his horse barn, which stood just north of his house and close to the doard, little further north and several rods back in the lot, and ras nearly doubled the size of the barn with an addition on the east side and has had the barn all thol oughly reps fred and the interior all remodeled. Walter Howes did the work for him. The change greatly improves the looks of MT Randall's place.
 l4iran, Pitcher is spending a few weeks here with his son, James B. Pitcher.
 The Bee mal was very pleasantly at dinner, last Friday, at tue home of MT and Mrs John Ran dall.
 R. G. Randall of Shelton spent several days here, last week, the guest of MT and Mrs John Randall. While here he hagged fine lot of game.
 The house occupied by H. A. Gil bert is being newly painted. Myron Disbrow and Edward Garfield are do- ing the work.
 H. A. Hill is having his house with d new coat of paint. Frank Wyckoff is doing the work.
 John Wolf, a landscape gardener from the Elm City Nursery Co, Of New Haven, has been laying out new driveways, flower beds and a large new fine flower garden about Charles Sanforu's handsome summer residence at the center. When the Nursery Co. have their work all con- pleted it will greatly add to the ap- pearance of MT Sanford's home.
 Mrs Alvira Warner has had a pres sure water tank placed in the cellar of her house for supplying her whole house with water, and has piped the water to supply the tank from a spring about 2OOO feet north of her 1CusE.
 Nj: Welton, the mason from Wood bury, is now putting on the walls at Postmaster c. N. Hatch's fine new residence.
 MT Hatch's steam saw mill, which has been located for several months on Edwin Carlson's land near the new bridge, was moved to Brookfield, last week.
 Charles Green has been piping running water to his house and barn:
 MT and Mrs E. H. Smith closed their summer home at the center, ast week, and ret rned to their New York home.