The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14
Local Jotiings.

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 Miss Mary E. Beers is at present visit
 ing friends in Brooklyn, N, Y.
 Board of Relief meets to day, at thu
 usual place.
 | Enos Benham, of Woodbury is offering ready-made clothing at cost. | Nathan Chatfield is at present visiting friends in Wolcottville, and will bs ab sent several days. The Alert Fire Company, of Bethel, will giys Ball tomorrow evening, in Fishers Hall,
 MT. George Stanley, of Ohio, arrived in town Saturday. and was the guest of the Misses Glover. Miss Ida Gilbert, of Bethel, has again entered upon her studies in the Newtown Academy.
 MT, William J, Dick and daughter, Miss Ella, started for Washington, D. C., on Monday, to remain a few weeks.
 A sociable will be given at the resi- dence of Mir Daniel G, Beers, Mile Hill, this evening,
 Major c, T. Greene and family left town Tuesday, for visit to New York city.
 Governor Redstone's horse, old Pomp, went into Sandy Hook and came home muzzled.
 MT. Michael Keenan, of Hawleyville, has recently finished building a very sub stantial barn.
 Hawley < Dodd, the millers of South Centre district, have an advertisement in this issue, which tells it's own story.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Peck celebrated the fifth snniversary of their marriage, Tuesday. A number of friends were present. s.,l
 The sociable held at the residence of #, !. Johnson, Esq, last Thursday eve ming, was well attended and very en- joyable affair.
 In last weeks issue the note placed at the bottom of our Brookield letter. should have been placed following the letter from Nevada, Gal.
 
 A dog belonging to Mr, Mccarthy, | residing near the depot, was shot by some one and seriously wounded. We have not been able to know for what cause,
 Miss Mary Frank Peck returned home this week, from Bridgeport, where she has been visiting friends for several days past
 Mir. zalmon Peck, P. M, has had new blinds put upon his house, which is good improvement. Lille Hill is look ng up
 Mr. ". ". Betts, of Woodbury, has consented to receive subscriptions for his paper, and will receipt for the same. Subscription price only $1OO year Services were held in the Catholic hurch last Monday morning and prayers ffered for the repose of the soul of the eceased Pope, Plus K.
 The managers of the Hawleyyille Sun. ay-school have taken ont of the Sunday chool treasury money sufficient to pur- hase very fine melodepn for the Use f the school. We shall miss our friend Rowell, who , 'aves for Woodbury this week, for the 1 urpose of doing business in that town. | 'e hope that he will have a successful : enture, i E. c, Betts. of Bridgeport, took a pho graph of us, and judges pronounce it i. very correct picture of the original. MT. :, etls' place of business is No. S56 Main [ l.. and his reputation as drst-class .tist is well established, We have received copy of a very ! 'icy paper, called the South Norwalk i, saad, edited and published by c. V. rnold. It is very nice appearing ? rect, and one that it's fearless editor 2 ay justly pride himself ss being boss ! I. Mrs. Geo. ". Stuart, of Newtown, ac- 'mpanied by her friend Mrs. Judd. alked from Hewtown to Bethel, and ac- ,mplished the feat in two hours, which, the condition of the roads, as done in good time. Mrs. Stuart | sited her friend Mrs. Chapman, and 2 turned home by rail on Saturday. C Be sure and read the advertisement of . e Lecture 10 be given in Sanford's ,, all, Saturday night. Mr. A. P. Bur c ink will be present, and give one of a s splendid entertainments, consisting u Humorous and Dramatic Reading and ' ' srsonsiions. When you have read the Ii Iyeriisement make up your mind to go e d hear Mr. Burbank. and you viii 8