The Newtown bee., 1878-09-19
not mado nny nomInnLIons ns rot.

moi made any nominations ns yet,
 Henry r, powna Eil, our Postmaster
 and . member of tin firm, of Dawnes < H Mitchell, our enterprl ilng merchants, I was m lr1ied lu the Gingre n Ional I Church Sept. llth, by tho Rev. <. ]. lI Bryant, 10 Miss Nanrle C. Hoyt daughter of Deacon George Hoyt, of the firm of \ Bradley, Hoyt 4 Co, If this pluce, fheT Jeff the samd day on their bridal trip and expect to be gone about three weeks. II Dea, N. il. Mitchell has some enrs of
 corn on exhibition at the ruaL-oflre,
 which measures l3 inches in length and
 l-2 Inches in circumference.
 II Geo. II. Wells has associated with him II Emery Roswell sIr. Roswell will at. \ tend to tie boot and shoe business, and
 NIT, Wells will nttund to bis grocery and fl pcddllng business By this arrangement l there will be some OnD In the store and l shoo shop all the lime, and as most poo- 1 Die here know Mir. Roswell la Il good
 workman and cun make any thing from | Dst-elasS calf-skln boot and fine ladies shoes down to soleing eow-hide in good shape Downes & Mitchell seem to have the inside track on the flour question, as they buy their flour direct from the mills. They are selling tine best pastry Hour for ~u'ibi htllNiltAi. bDUu lhillly lbl 9ptAlh ordinary flour which makes good sweet bread for S5. Most people cun not sec how they do it, bat the fact Is they han- ale SO much, and buy direct for cash and are satisfied with very small commis- sion all of which their customers seem to appreciate.
 Mir. Elijah Mitchell has found in his barn diary of n meanderlng tramp which he says he would be glad to send to the VIEWPOINT BEE if you could make any use of 1t.
 When Il man dresses himself in dis guise and is perambulating around the streets looking after crime, or criminals, or some other secret act and finds him self watched, does he expect to be be- lieved after he has changed his clothes and comes upon thOso who have been watching him and says he has been sick and abed all the evening! Guess not; that won't work. The Milk Improve mont Society look to close to their stock for that.
 Mr. John Coleman of Bridgewater came near having q very serious accident here last Saturday. His horse became frightened at something us ho Wls COn- ing up Maiden lane and gave sideways spring, which took the shafts from the wagon and drew Mr. Coleman over the dash board. Mir Coleman held to the horse until the rcns broke, when the horse dartcd up the street towards Flat hill. After the horse was caught it was found he had not done much damage be- sides breaking the shafts, which Wnship & Worden repaired at short notice.
 We ar5 1, SC wi h four or five fish peddlcr5, but Tor some unaccOttntabiG reason probably the fares) they all failed to put in an appearance one wGcE. A ! lady had some friends calling on her and she was in a fix to know just what to get nice for dinner and had just told her bet | tcl-half to kill the roster Out to be sure and not get the futl-blOOdei Plymtutn i Rock when she heard noise which | ell; I Iel her. Securing pan she rushed out the door to get some fish and oysters. | Her ha st4 was so great sine made H mi5- step and c1me near dis eating her boIcS. 1 After her husband had carried her into | the house she said, "husband dear, you can cook the fish and oysters and be sure and role the fish in flour and do it up brown, etc" Stop your noise Y replied | the husband I will go for the old rooster. | That noise you heard was not a fish horn; it was our band practicinS new piece. Her only reply was, Well, that's a shame"
 Bennett r. Stiles, Esq, lost q valuable horse from it's pasture last Tuesday night | and he fears il Was stolen, aa he cali get no trace of it.