The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
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Last week WeG;ucs lay Hall Jennings caught \ bass out ni Taunton pond wrlRll- ltg poupls and ounces. HnI ThmsdnY he caught another that turard the sntlus at pounds and II ounces. Can Sandy II k brat itf
 Mr.. fhos, KuL ers, Miss Elmt ra MuF. gan and Mr. Mrgdlum, who have beru Hating at Mr, iiughas'a, returned to the cI y fHlay mJfni E. Their departure wns regretted by nnuy friends who ou, las sol lhoir genial company,
 Ap'atf im belonging 10 Gum < Bark. hc.d-hIt mW utactUrers of launtun- roil lu last Wednesday letLiug about trn tIna uf onnl iHto lhe uce-wuy. Men Wrra quickly srt tu work tu clear away the dr- bris. and Thursday morning they cons meHerd work again. when the cnble-or chain h 1t which runs from the lower shtp and turrs tho machinery in the upper ont --hrnlsc iu two or three places, stopping the fuishrr5 from work uHll the damage could be repairei
 A cooulug wrty Saturday night in Taunton got ou the track of one Of the animals in Mr. Hughc4R curu-lind, and ran him into tho pond, where they lost him. John Cox, with two of MT James Coles boys, caught coon in r. Hughes corn that weighed 20 lbs, Satur- day Cyruu9. On the same night grcaicr part of tho ahlc-bodicd men living around thodupOt, with some trumadj juiuiug towns, turned out Dl WcsSc, determined to eAter- minatc these midnight curn-iic!d muruud- cr5hut ttn inlgo from tho smell next dAy1 lhpy We're completely skunkcd in every sense of the word.
 NTr Wm. Hlwlcy has been making some extensive repairs on his house this Sum- mer He la also going to move portion of the old house across the wood to be used for q horse shed and wagon house. Mr. Hawicy has added all of the latest improvements, and when finished 1t will make one tho most beautiful places in Hawlcyyillc.
 The carpenters are building q now vc- raEda tU the front of Mr. Glover lIawlcy' 's house, which will greatly improve the looks of the place. Mr. Booth Hawey h ts got the foundation laid, and is going to tu,ltt an addition to his house.
 Nr. Robert Miles picked some rasr- berries near the Ilouatonie R. R., between this place and NcwtoWn Monday, and say there is quite a number of green ones stll remaining on the bushes.
 Gilbert Johnson of Bethel has got a lack snake ab rut inches long, with a white stripe around it's neck, that was clught ill the cnginGroOm of $. A. Black mn X Co, $ factory one day last week.
 The R. R. signal looks much better since it has been newly covered
 He lives in Taunton and he went to sec her the other day, but as he ncarod the house his coula failed him, and he passed by ill hopes O. gct1iEg q smile of encouragement from the fuii one. He did not catch a glimpse of her, so he turned back with the detolminaatiOn of going in; but a small boy met him at the gate with the delightful intelligence that "they knew he was coming, and that sh0 wa hii away" He waited to hear no more, but started for home at pace that surprised all who saw him. H is not a pr )fane young man but we hell that on this oceaSi0n he made some very appropriate refiarks about that boy. In fact he co lsigned all ur1hina-and that one ill particular, to place popularly supposed to have heat beyond the measuring capacity of ordinary tsermom- eters. Try again H.; Faint heart never won fair lady" Go again when you are not expected, and we hope that you will have better success.
 The Sunday-school scholars of this place are going to have picnic this after noon in Taunton, and good time is an ticipated.
 The pay for the month of August at the Milk Factory was S2.O00 Jim.