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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-21
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Hampd den VIII hold It's first market
Iday June 9th. Nj
AZ q q ant .tob acco league has been Or:
lganized az Edmore. sss;
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y n. n Hurlbut, Of Crazy has added
bath room to his barber shop. ;s;$SI
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w CaVersS has purchased the j.
IL. Church dence at Churchs Ferry.
Miss Lang. Of ! Morris township ii
teaching this term II; Il Overland town.
Eship. Is sj5I
baby girl was born to Mr.. and
| : Mrs. 2. Currier lat Edmore last
week.
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Us baby girl was born is MI. and
August KFsalliln1oWski At crary last
I$Week,
Il
Haaalm1pden merchants are planning
on having a rousing old Fourth 81 July
g 8 g 3. 2Ss
Ez.. starrkWeath her automo bilists complain
of ti1e road leading 8 70 thai city along
tne railroad. SIS
Rey. la e held l services eat the
Thomas q q. ls school house near starkwea-
f. Their last Sunday. n
2 NJ ts;' 2 t:S
sent Squire Hashns' at the Edmore:
Opera house this Friday evening. IL
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33J ack Gum, Of Churchs Ferry was
S. court g: which sets IN Fargo on the
25th 1.
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Mt. .i and Mrs. Klemmet Haeege, Of.
Grand Forks have been the guests OF
Rev: and Mrs. strandess at Churchs
Ferry
5s53 2 4. : s S5#
The Els's3 GRADUATE exercises Of the
Crary schools will be held III the opera
house lt q ct that: place on the evening Of
June 4 tt. 3s. N;
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The Crazy Pub lics g Cpl mon says that
there will be- more corn planted HI
that 1 vicinity this ear than for many
years past
: 81.
The excaVat for Henry Me q
mans fine new residence at Crary Is
finished and the masons have COM
menced work
2 2 I =
Elldmore is getting conside rably.
from ali Indications though that they
have a hummer f3.s553
The Crazy Opinion tells Of q large
SnOssa IN priylg nIIt5E from that ri ~ M
. gopher hunt one day last week and.
2bagging one n1,s gophe
Mr.. i. IS. Rohresr purchased three
quarter sections Of land near Ghurchss
Ing therefor $14, 900.
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III ~ iT,hna Man1vS AMI family 1eft
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-21

load of corn ana still another receiY-
ed All the potatoes he could use. III iss
said that III the above inst ances the
service was greatly improy we'd and u
better feeling esta blished between sthes
carriers and patrons. Denbigh Pro
moter.
4 n Mrs. Rutten Of Devils Lake.
isS visiting her son, Lou and her sis
ter, Mrs. Rubb III Crazy Public
Qpinio 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-21
yEWS,

| s: HIamp den VIII hold It's first market
day June 9TH.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

tied and other fast passenger trains
between seligman. Arizona. and Nee
dies. California.
This monster OF the railroad world
Is what is known as Mallet artcu'
lated compound. being in reality two
engines In one. II Is l05 feet long.
fifteen feet six inches high and
weighs 100000 pounds, Crude pc
troleum is used as fuel. and II Is es'
tima,ed that the 1000 gallons Of oil,
aud 1900 gallons of water, which
the tanks will hold. VIII carry
train 100 miles without a stop. even
on the mountain grades OF Western
Arizona.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

OF this community, and II is handl-
cap that must he annihilated at the
very first opportunity The city OF
La Junta can well afford to pay ten
cents per thousand gallons for pure
water supply. and consumers could
pay double that amount for pure
water supply and not suffer any
more hardship than other communE
ties. In the city OF Topeka consum-
ers pay forty-fiye cents per thousand
gallons. We have before us the re-
ceipt OF a prominent Santa Fe Off
cial for the month Of August, 1893.
issued by the Topeka Water Works
During the month he used 1887 gal
Ions. the cost Of which was Sso5.
This Is probably much larger
amount than the average family OF
that city uses. this receipt being Is
sued to c. A. Morse. the chief en-
gineer OF the Santa Fe The min
lmum water rate in Topeka is forty
cents per month
We hope the city fathers will in
yiie proposition from this com
pany. and after figuring out what a
supply could be furnished for to con
sumers. submi, the question TO a
vote Of the people. The added cost
to the consumers OF this city
will be considerably over ten cents
per thousand gallons. as the present
bond issue OF the water plant. amount
ing to $4,000. will have TO be taken
care Of by all means let US aseer-
tain the actual cost. for La Junta
needs and must have pure water
supply.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
Delay a. Sugar Factory.

Last Saturday The Swink sugar fac.
tory closed down on account of q
shortage OF iccts. caused by bad
roads delaying delivery by the farm.
crs. The factory started up again
last Tuesday morning. the rtringency
having been relieved by the drying up
of the roads. Tn. Arkansas Valley
has not had such u siege Of mud and
bad roads In q score Of years such
as We have had during the last ten
days.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
Thanksgiving Permits to Wed.

Thanksgiving week permits to we'd
were issued during the past week
from the county clerks office as fol.
lows: willis woolery and Alta Rice.
both OF olncy Springs; c. A. Richard.
son. OF Denver. and Hazel Hubbard.
Of Swmk. e. A. Anderson and Mary
Sleigeiman. both OF Rocky Ford; j.
+. Bowman and Gladys Wood. both
OF Rocky Ford. c. II. Curtis. OF Den
yer. and Edith llammersmi,h. OF La
Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
Young Crowley Located.

Young Jack Crowley. son Of Sena-
tor Crowley. who disappeared from
Pueblo few weeks ago. and left a
note declaring that he Intended 10
drown himself In Lake Minnequa. has
been located. lie has been working
In a sugar factory IN Loycland under
an assumed name. and was recog-
nlzed on the streets OF that city by
a Rocky Ford man. Senator Crowley
has gone 10 Loyeland to induce his
son TO return home.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
holsRook CENTER.

Miss Laura Trostle, Of Ramona
Kan. Is visiting her brother. J. l.
Trostle. and family.
Mr. J. l.. Bennett and s1ns are
feeding $500 lambs this winter for
the spring market
Mr and Mrs. WIN Moore are re.
ioiclns over the arrival OF a very
young daughter In their home.
Mrs. BIggs. who has lJen the
guest Of Mrs I'd Gardner f1r a few
days. returned to Las Animas Friday.
John Rich. Of Cambridge. Neb.. who
came last week TO attend his broth.
ers funeral. returned to bis home
last Monday.
Nr and Mrs. Goff len Thursday
for wichita, Kan. to visit relatives
and their son. Harry. who Is attend.
Ink the Commercial School in that
city. Harry Reader and wife are TAX.
Ing care of the ranch during their
absence.
a small woman came to The home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Wines during
the cold weather last week. They
cared for her and dressed her In the
most approved style and have con
ciudcd TO keep her N she viii match
their other little daugh,cr.
During the past month Sir and Mrs
Graccy have been at their home In
La Junia with their daughter. Miss
Daisy. who was attending the Hixh
school when taken with a severe
seise Of typhoid fever. AZ the pres.
cnt time she is improving and hopes
are now entertained OF her rocovcry
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
Pure Water offer for Rocky Ford.

James McNeen, OF this city. sec
retary OF the Arkansas Valley Water
Supply and Power Company. made a
proposition to the city council of
Rocky Ford last Wednesday evening
offering to furnish that city with a
pure water supply from steele's Forks
AT the rate Of ten cents per 1000 gal
Ions.
II provides for the sale Of min
hmum OF eleven millions Of gallons of
water month to the city Of Rocky
Ford at ten cents thousand gallons,
which would cost monthly ii.lp0 The
water IL TO be taken from Steele
Forks and Little Horse creek in Lin
coin county which Is recognized as
the best and purest water in the
state It's source Is from the divide
near Palmer lake and It seeps through
sixty miles OF rock before bubhling
out In the big springs whore the
company plans 10 build Intakes. An
analysis OF the water shows that II
carries but 102 grains Of solids at
Steele Forks and 1876 grains at Little
Horse against 29.s grains at Stevenson
and Dyes ranch and iS4 grains at
Patrick's ranch. In addition TO this
the springs are 80 located that infec-
ton or contamination Is impossible
No matter how the country may set
tie or how much farming or develop
ment work may be done these springs
will remain pure.
The contract provides for the water
to be- delivered within eighteen
months. The question of giving
Rocky Ford tho exclusive right %
dispose of water within It's territory
was also brought up al the council
meeting and Mr McNeen agreed
that a clause should te inserted Civ
Ing the city the right TO sell water
exclusively within radius OF two
miles Of the city limits.
Mr. McNecn says that arrangements
for financing the proposition had been
completed. that surveys hai been
made by the best engineers In the
state and that as soon as the con.
tract was signed work would be
started.
As the Arkansas Valley Water sup
ply and Power Company is composed
mostly Of residents Of La Junia It
looks as though they should have
given their home town the first op.
portuuiiy Of securing this water sup
ply. II may be that Il Is their IN
tentlon TO do 30 later We hope So
A pure water supply Is about the
only thing that La Junta needs JUS,
now to make II one OF the best per-
manent abiding places anywhere on
earth. A pure water supply II must
have as final means OF salvation nj.
most at any cost. Our present water
supply IN serious handicap TO the
permanent growth and advancement,
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

The engine u designed for speed
a. well ~ to develop great power.
The five pairs Of driving wheels. each
seyenty-fiye inches In diameter are
worked In two sets. The rear three
pairs are driven BY high pressure cyl
inders. and the two forward pairs BY
low pressure cylinders.
This engine Ii the first one for
passenger service. built on Mailets
design. and the first to combine feed
water-heater. super-heater and reheat-
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

AZ Z O'Clock. q. m.. Low Mass, fol.
lowed b. bible class. Hymns By
o. Csci1h's choir. Sermon In Eng.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

10 n. m. High Mass. followed by
Sunday school Music by ST. Pat.
rick's choir. Sermon In English.
p. IN. Sunday school Ia Spanish.
1880 p. m. Rosary. instruction and
benediction OF the most blessed sac.
rament.
On Week days. mass mt 1880 n. m.
Everybody cordially welcome to all
these services.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
Local csrteocIst Of Talent.

Our reminiscent cartoon on the
first page Of part second Of this H.
sue II the work Of Tyson Woodruff.
and for younEstcr not yet out Of
his teens. Ne think shows consider.
able native talent. We expect to see
Tyson's name cmbiaxoncd ~ cartoon.
let on some Of the metropolitan jour
mails In the din distant future. and
not 70 far away either.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

er In the same machine. As q meas
ure Of comparison 1t may be stated
that this locomotive develops a trac-
ton power OF So. 900 pounds as against
traction power OF $4,000 pounds In
the most powerful passenger engines
ever built.
The development OF the American
locomotive is one OF the maryels OF
the age. Twenty years ago the mon
sters OF the rails were forty-eight
feet long, ten feet high and weighed
but 1850 pounds. These new noun
tain climbers OF the Santa Fe VIII
make the old time heavyweights look
like toys.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
Murder Near rimpa,.

Sheriff Potter was notified ycstcr'
day morning about 10 o'clock that q
Mexican had slashcd his wife 10 deat'
with = knife at Aver. a small station
near Timpas. Sheriff Potter Ief,
half an hour later In an automobile
Tor tho scene Of the crime aecompan.
led BY Mostly Lee. with George u.
Little ~ chauffeur. Particular ol
the crime or the name OF the nur.
dercr were not available up to the
hour os going 10 press.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

o. Pssrieks Catholic Church.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
Some More Local Items

Mrs. r. s. Todd has returned home
from an extended visit with relatives
In Kansas City. No.
Robert Phares. Of Grand junction.
was the Thanksgiving day guest OF
his brother. Bert PhAres.
Floyd Roberts. for some time past
night clerk at the postoffice. went
to work on his day job yesterday
morning.
Misses Cornelia Seeley and Gladys
CARRIER were the Thanksgiving day
guests Of Miss Maud Woodward. Of
Colorado Springs.
Miss Bertha Miller. who Is en-
ployed as a teacher In the Fowler
schools, came down to spend Thanks
giving with the home folks, c. p.
Miller and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mayhem came
down from Denver Thursday night
and remained over to participate in
the opening Of the Mayhem House
Furnishing Company's big store to-
day.
The girls OF the senior and sopho-
more classes played very interest
ing game OF basket ball at the La
Junta Skating Rink on Thanksgiving
evening. the seniors winning by a
score OF 8 to I.
Henry Bomgardner was first to re-
port the mls-spelled word In the the
alter program for The Soul Kiss
and received free ticket TO Too
Many Wives" which appeared at the
La Junta Theatcr last night
The seniors and sophomores lined
up against the freshmen. Juniors and
two members of the faculty on the
gridiron at Pastime Park on the az
ternoOn Of Thanksgiving day. the for
mer winning by score OF 10 TO 6.
Frank vanGundy. an old-time news
papcrman Of Rocky Ford and Fowler.
who Is now in the employ OF the La
mar Register, was In town on Thanks
giving day visiting old-time friends.
He was on his way to Pueblo 10 get
rid Of some OF his surplus coin.
All Of the local WeIls-Fargo en-
ployecs had turkey for THANKSGIVING
In accordance with their usual Gus
tom the company presented each man
who had been In the service for six
months with a gobbler. About forty
turkeys we're distributed among local
employees.
Inquisitlye people who PROFOUND
the query. What is SO rare as a
day In Juneg" are respectfully re-
ferred to the Thanksgiving day trand
that the weather clerk handed TO
the people Of La Junta and It's i'm
mediate vicinity last Thursday That
was day of days that would be
hard 10 beat In any mans country.
An alarm OF fire last sunday morn
ing was occasioncd by a blaze In the
Bon Ton restaurant. and gave Tony
Likes an opportunity to make his
first fire run. There was nothing
doing when the fire wagon arrived
the ineipient holocaust having been
ertlnguished. 1t was caused by an
explosion OF a gasoline burner under
coffee urn. About s. worth OF dam
age was done
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
AT the Churches Tomorrow
Presbyterian Church.

Sabbath school at 9:f5 q. IN.
Preaching service at IL a m. Sub
ject. III the Lord Will"
Christian Endcavor meeting at 80
p. N.
Sermon at 1880 p. IN. Subject OF
discourse. The Elder Son"
~
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday school at s:45 .. IN. Geo
L. Hess. superintendent
Al II q m. Miss Anna Burgess will
speak In the interest Of McCicllAnd
Orphanaxe.
Epworth League meeting at ESQ
Interest and attendance Is rapidly In.
crcasing.
Sermon by pastor at 1880 y. M.
Prayer meeting at 1880 .. IA. Wed
nesdsy.
NO'Oss'VS Vs~OysSVsoV SVoSSVs
Carson street. between id and 9Th.
sabbath school At 10 =. m.
Preaching 1t II .. IN. Subject.
The Superiority Of Jesus Christ ~
High Priest"
Christian Endcavor At e:30 .. m.
Preaching 1t 7.30 p. M. Subject.
The Transfiguration."
You are earnestly invited to our
services.
o. PstrIek's Catholic Church.
AZ Z o'clock. 4 m. Low Mass, fol.
lowed b bible class. Hymns By
q Csc1h's choir. Sermon In Eng.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
4 RAILROAD MAMMorH.
New Santa Fs Locomotive, Weighing
10000 Pounds, Intended for Fast
Passenger Trains.

The largest. heaviest and most
Dowerful passenger engine ever built
has Just been completed. At the Bald
vim Locomotive Works In Philadel'
phiz. and delivered to the Santa Fe.
for use In hauling the California Lin
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frank Bouton visited his parents, MT and Mrs Floyd Bouton, recently.
 J. V. Began is spending a few days in New Milford.
 Mrs John Davis is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
 Miss Jennie Olmstead of Norwalk was the guest of her sister, Mrs Charles Stanley, over Sunday.
 Through the kindness of Mrs Ed win Gilbert, Mrs Absalom Nash, who is S2 years of age, took her first automobile ride on Wednesday. Mrs Nash was taken to Ridgefield where she spent a few hours with hel daughter, Mrs Albert Avery, and then Mrs Gilbert's auto called fol her and took her home.
 Miss Marie Bouton of WestporI is visiting her grandparents, Mir ant Mrs Floyd Bouton.
 Mill Derringer and mother of Nor walk spent the Fourth with Mrs F M. Benjamin.
 Mir and Mrs Alex Shelton art visiting friends in Worcester.
 Miss Laura Bennett has been il at her home for a few days.
 Mrs John Ferris entertained Mir
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16

Bridgeport. After their wedding trip MT and Mrs Ferry will reside in Bridgeport, where MT Ferry has position. ....*.
 A. H. Senior, the contractor and builder, was in New York City on business, last. week Thursday.
 The P. T. Barnum memorial fountain was greatly improved by being newly bronzed, last week. George w. Roe did the work, giving his services, and the merchants of Bethel paid for the material. The fountain now is an ornament to any village, especially when it is all lit up at night with the electric lights.
 Herbert B. and Wilbur W. Bene- dict of Highland avenue, are camp ing out at Fairfield Beach for a month.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
Eliza Wood over the Fourth.

Eliza Wood over the Fourth.
 Roswell Bouton, formerly of Dan bury, has moved into the house with his niece, Mrs Stephen Harr,s
 Miss Esther Anderson, who has been i'll with pneumonia, is able to be out.
 Arthur Anderson of Bridgeport spent the Fourth with his mother.
 Jane Garfield entertained guests from Norwalk over the Fourth.
 Miss Florence Mills is taking the place of Miss Alice Stocking in Burr Mills store.
 The.ball game, Friday, between the George town team and team from Little Boston re- suited in score of IT to 9 in favor of the Georgetown boys, who appeared for the first time in their new uniforms.
 Henry Hoffman, who lived in the O'Donell place in Little Boston, has moved into the Banks place in the same district. MT and Mrs Clarence Burr, who occupied the Banks place. has moved to Danbury. t
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16

Swamp. MT Scofield has inspected and given permission for building dam for Commodore Walter Lutt- gen on fis Sunset Hill property. F. G. Boas, who is building the reser- voir dam, has the contract for this work also. The dam is to be built for holding back the water in an artificial lake which is tc he laid cut east of Commodore Luttgen's resi- dence, and it is said the lake will cover some 45 acres of land.
 Mrs Sarah Sanford is critically ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs c. F. Benedict, on Highland avenue. James H. Pagan, the monument man, erected this week in the Gen. ter cemetery in Bethel, a handsome Quincy granite monument for the late Levi Drew.
 Earl Banks of Main Street spent the Fourth in Bethlehem with his brother, Joseph Banks. .... :.
 John Lawlor of High Street spent a few days, last week, at Coney Is- land and New York City, and had a very enjoyable time.
 George Perkins and family spent a few days, last week, at Conpo Beach in the Frye cottage.
 John and James A. Read are hay. ing a large addition built on theil house on Beaver Street.
 Howard A. Judd has sold the lanC formerly occupied by the Judd Hat factory on Center Street to RoberI N. White.
 Mir and Mrs David H. Taylor o1 Chestnut Street, attended the funer al of relative in Newtown, one da, last week.
 Byron Ferry, son of MT and MT. Granville c. Ferry of Division street and Miss Alice Peterson O Brookfield were united in marriag, on Wednesday evening, June 30, il
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
The NeWtoWn Bee. Newtown, Friday, July 2S, 1909.
New Preston
FINE SEASON AT THE LOOMARWICK

FINE SEASON AT THE LOOMARWICK l The Loomarwlck is enjoying fint business and already has large number of guests. The enlargement of the front piazza and the improvement of the rooms and hall gives general satisfaction. The table service is fine and the season bids i fair to be the best iu the history of the LoOmarwick. Recent arrivals at the LoOmarwick include:
 John w. Greene, Mir and Mrs George Allen, MT and Mrs, Van Hammel, John lzat, Charlotte A. Ulrich, K. M. Mont gomery, Jr., Florence c. Burke, Brooklyn
 MT and Mrs J. s. Adams, Jersey City.
 E. J. Dolon, Florence O'Brien, J. B Moore, Bessie Woods, New Milford.
 MT and Mrs David Cowles, George B Cowles, Woodbury. '
 o. S. Cowles, Waterbury.
 l.. H. Nettleton, MT and Mrs E. A. Flan- agan, Mrs s. D. Brown, E. L. Brown, New York. E
 H. Spaford, c. P. Carter, Glastonbury
 w. L. Thomas, J. M. Langay, F. w Moore, w. R. Wright, R. L. Strobel, Camp Columbia.
 George Christian, Freeport
 MT and Mrs Frank M. Wells, Miss Bessie Meyers, New Rochelle.
 Mrs c. R. Smith, Miss E. L. Wergand Miss Mabel Richter, Walter c. Major Brooklyn.
 MT and Mrs H. P. Fairchild, Frank H Ward, New Haven.
 Edward Keon, Mrs R. E. Math, F. N Goldsmith, Mrs Helen Foren, MT and Mrs James R. Gleason, MT and Mrs T. D. Coch rane, MT and Mrs E. Hahne, New York. e. Newton, L. J. Wadhams, Clarence Rowe, c. H. Newton, Torrington.
 MT and Mrs w. Sloane Inglis, Mis- Inglis, Miss Evelyn s. Inglis, Master JohI Inglis, New Rochelle. l& I Allison P. Smith, Newtown.
 F. s. Brown, New Preston.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
AT THE WILSON HOUSE.

Alma V. Clausen, Waldemar Van B. Clausen, MT and Mrs Frederick Cushman Doris Cushman, Thomas s. Clark, Mir and Mrs Eugene Hahne, New York.
 Jessie B. Brown, MT and Mrs J. Carlisle Landon, MT and Mrs Charles w. Hubbell, MT and Mrs Arthur J. Murphy, Mrs w. C. Bigelow, Lester B. Bigelow, Brooklyn.
 May s. Clark, Washington, D. C.
 Turney Soule, MT and Mrs J. H. Nettle- ton, Miss Mary s. Beardsley, Miss 0phelia Beardsley, New Milford.
 c. E. Paddock, Bridgeport.
 Allison P. Smith, Newtown.
 J. M. Kraft, M. w; Machol, New Haven, MT and Mrs J. c. Lou don, MT and Mrs Hubbell, Brooklyn. |"
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
LAKE WARAMAUG NOTES.

John K. Whittier of Lowell. Mass. and Rev and Mrs Charles Whittier of Bangor, Me-, have been guests at the pleasant cottage of MT and Mrs c. T. Whittier.
 MT and M sJ. L. Harvey of Jersey City, Mrs Daniel Bowy.
 Col and Mrs J. Hollis Wells and son, MT and Mrs Richmond Jones and Johnson Jones Of Jersey City have been guests of MT aud Mrs Daniel Bowly and Mr and Mrs J. H. Bumstead.
 Austin Boyd of Princeton, N J.. has been the guest of MT and Mrs J. H Bumstead.
 Robert Carey. Raymond Smith of Bergen Point, N. J., and H. Lancaster Scott of Jersey City, N. have been guests at the ht spitable home of MT and Mrs J. H. Bumstead.
 Through the courtesy of MT and Mrs Daniel Bowey Editor Smith of The Bee was taken across the lake, Friday evening, in their fast motor boat and landed at the dock of his stopping place, the Wilson House.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
Frank Favereau,
 Bedding Ridge, Conn.

Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon repair ing and General Blacksmithing. Full stock of Neverslip horseshoes onhand. Sizes to fit all horses. --t