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The Newtown bee., 1877-12-06
THE NEWTOWN LIBRARY.

We wish to call attention to this most worthy enterprise, and if possible awaken an interest for it's preservation. and place ihe.stabiity of it beyond question. appears to be the indifference of our citizens to he subject It cannot be pos sibe that any one could wilfully ignore the claims of the founders of this library and their noble efforts to establish that which proves to be, if sustained, bless ing to any town and mark of intelligence of its citizens The society is in need of funds, to purchase hooks, and will hold meeting next Tuesday evening" for the purpose of elecling officers, aod 10 devise means to keep the institution alive. An earnest appeal is here made 10 all who feel interested in the library, to make contributions either of books or money.
 Many of our citizens are abundantly able, to contribute, and ought to feel 1t a duty to aid in some way to keep the library established. There are quite d number in town, who, by their acts have shown that they arc willing to do their part, and if few more were to do as much as they have done it would greatly encourage the officers and members of the association. We hope that this ap peal will reach many who will come for ward next Tuesday and give substan- dial aid.
The Newtown bee., 1877-12-06
A SURPRISE.

Friday night last party of young la dies and gentleman were invited to the house of Mr. Geo W. Stuart, for the purpose of giving Mir. Levi c. Morris a surprise. The invitations were accepted but there was slight hitch in the pro- gramme, owing to the fact that no one had arranged the plan for getting Levi 10 the house, without creating suspicion. Mir. Edgar F. Hawley came to the rescue and got Levi interested in party, and at the same time prepared some pack ages Levi hurried to the barbers for 5 shave, from there to his room, and came out again dressed in his nsslest style Edgar trolled his victim along, until the appointed hour, and then said to Levi that he guessed the party up the street had been postponed A look of disap- pointment gathered on Lewis brow, see ing which, Edgar thought it to be a good time to play that little game, and as Le vi turned to go to his room to change his clothing Edgar hailed him with the an nouncement that there were some pack ages that Mrs Stuart wished taken to her house, and that he would like to have him lake them down immediately Levi grabbed the packagrs. and started for Mr. Stuart's, and was ushered right into the parlor, in which were seated 8 score of ladies and gentlemen, who greeted him in manner that surprised him into bashfulness that made him wish that there was an opening in the floor so that he might escape Tha carpet prevented an exit, and he declined trip through Brussels, preferring to go as other trsv, clers did Levi having recovered his as- tonishment saw the trick that had been played upon him, and is nursing his wrath against Edgar, and shakes his head at the editor. Levi might as well own up that he has been thoroughly surprised and give his friends the credit of a happy 'cial evening. Daring the evening 8 gentleman and lady disguised as tramps knocked at the door, and scared several ont of a full years growth. o, that Ed
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The Newtown bee., 1877-12-06
Qhs Bss.
 Thursday Dee. sth, 1871. 0f1lce in Sanford d HawIeys Store.
THANKSGIVING.

The day was observed with less spirit than usual. owing To the disngreeable cold rain that fell. Services where held In the churches in Sandy Hook ,.and at the Episcopal and Catholic church, in the forenoon. but the attendance was not large. Dr Marble preached an excel. lent sermon, and 1t should have been heard by All of hls congregation.
 There were several familiar faces in town. visiting their friends, and few went out of town to make merry. With ourselves. the day WIS frightened by the kind rememberances of Mrs. Henry Sanford and the Misses Florence s. and Mamie Glover, wh have our sincerest thanks for presents of a substantial character.
 We have word to say to that friend who intended to send us q turkey, but did not, thinking that everybody else would. What in the world would we have done with three thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine turkeys on hand for one meal? They did not come. The next time don't get scared about what other people intend to do but do your part. That same kind of reasoning of the 3399 persons lost us q turkey A false report WAS stared about our having turkey, by neighbor hanging up a turkey in tree back of our house, and killed it. Those who saw 1t said, "the editor is going to eat turkey" But we know better.
The Newtown bee., 1877-12-06
RAILROAD NOTES.

We see by recent report that the earnings of the Shepaug K. R. for the pasl year, that is from Sept. 30th, 1876 to Sept. 30ih of the present year, were SD 079 49, and expenditures for operat- ting the road, renewal of ties, iron, new masonry, &c were $37,04091,
 All of the directors were reelected. H. W. Buel has been reelected President H. R. Colt, Vice President Wm Deming Secretary Henry Colt, Treasurer.
 c. H. Platt, Esq, was re-appointed Superintendent c. M. Allen, Master Mechanic and Supervisor of road De witt c. Garrison, Road Master.
The Newtown bee., 1877-12-06
LOCAL JOTTTEGS.

Don't fail to note the change in time table, on the Shepaug R. K,
 A drain las been cut by Mir. Philo Nichols. to let the water off, that gath CTS in front of his house. Good.
 The Housatonic R. E. Company has had several passenger cars repaired and newly painted. They are very handsome.
 The mail agents on the Houeatonic R. R. have 6onned their uniforms, which are very handsome.
 Pure Gum Rubber Boots $3 and S. g at Sanford & Hasleys.
 Mir Barney O'Harra has had a new barn built. The firm of James Vader- burg & Co, of Danbury, did the work
 hr. H. E. Couch and lsdy,o Danbury visited their friends at Bennett's Bridge and South Britain, Thanksgiving day.
 Mir. Morris Cohn, merchant tailor, of Danbury. was married 10 Miss Fanny Harris, Wednesday, Nov. 18th.
 MT. Wm. Fairchild, of Taunton. pick ed mess of peas, and had them for his Thanksgiving dinner Who can beat it?
 The friends and parishioners of Rev. J. P. Hoyt will make him their annual donation visit next week Thursday, the 18th inst, at the parsonage
 Nice Oysters, ID the shell. constan tly on hand, at Sanford & Hawleys.
 A weekly newspaper has been started in Bridgewster, Conn. We cannot judge of it's merits by it's first issue. Ne wish the publisher and editor success.
 Prof. Sedgwick lectures tonight, on the religions of the World.in the Congre- gational church. Subject the Jewish and Christian religions.