The Newtown bee., 1879-04-08
Lr,vr~ sogra yo2wuH FOR pAxmuY.
Local JOttingS,

See sanford X Hawley'7 change of advertisement.
 Tn" Academy closes it's present term Fridny, of next week.
 -Tno-e receiving d mlrIlcI copy will ohiigc Us by romitting.
 Miss Jennie L. Curiss is home from school in New Haven on vacation.
 Miss NJ. l.. Juuson, of Huntingdon, l- the guest of Miss Mary C. Morgan.
 Mrs Orrin B. Smith, of Bethel, is the guest of Mr EirI9rv Glover ot Hanover.
 Chew JacGson'4 bo7, Sweet Navy To- burco.
 Mir. Wm. J. Dick has but recently recovered from a severe attack ot sick ness
 MT. Silas Fairchild and wife have been sick about two weeks, but are getting better.
 Prof. Charles PIatt was married In Bridgeport, March 3lst, to Miss Ingraham, by Rev Sylvester Clark.
 Miss Nellie Mitchell has been home from school the past W sck on a vacation. She returned 10 Waterbury, Monday.
 A variety of weather was granted the inhabitants in this section Thursday. Sunshine clouds, rain and snow.
 Where are we now? We are a gin S uch weather. Cold enough to freeze n fellow solid.
 Several communications that were intended for this issue have been crowded Ou,. but will appear next week.
 Mir. Edgar Burr Is In Woodbury. having made ln puujlupmnut u.itI ~ J. Wheeler, boot and shoe dealer.
 Mir Edward Morgan has been taking a vacation of one week. Ti-lLing his mother, Mrs. II. Morgan.
 pr. G. F. Brown has located his office in the house of MT. 5. w. SOmers. See his cad in this issue.
 Owing to the absence of several mem hers of tho NeWtOWu Library A7aoCILLlon there wus no meeting Tuesday evening lt5t
 Lydia, infant daughtor of 3Ir Charles and Mrs Phcue Hinman, Of DodsIngtown died ednesday, April 2d, aged i months and two days.
 -Mr. John Farrell, of Lands End, is preparing to enlarge his house. Mir LeCirlnd Fairchild will do the carpenter work.
 Mir. Abel Stillson has Buff Cochin which laid all egg measuring l-4 inches one way and 3-4 inches the other. The hen Is not for sale.
 Fifty Per Cent Saved by using Higgins German Laundry Soap because 1t is pure. Ask. your grocer for it. and give 1t q trial
 We take pleasure in calling attention to the advertisement of Mir. Charles Cartwright, boot and shoe dealer of Bridgeport.
 Cattle in large quantities arrive ev- cry week Ut the catcle yard of Dick Hotel. Persons wishing to purchase should call at the Hotel.
 Rev. F. W. Barnett will close his labors us Assistant Minister in this par ish with the Easter services, next Sun day, in St. Johns Chapel.
 Mir. and Mir Thos. E. Scales bld adicu to their friends in the Glen and left last Wednesday, for Danbury, where he Is now Ut work.
 Rev. James Taylor preached in the Reformed Church, Brookield last Sun day iLnd the Sunday before. Rev. Mir. Taylor attended Conference yesterday Ill New Haven.
 Miss Mary c. Woffenden, who has been home rtlsticating for her health the past month returned to Danbury, Satur- day, much improved. She will resume her school duties.
 -Workmen are at work digging the cellar for MT. Anthony Gallagher's new house. The site is on the newly cleared up wood land north of his fathers house, on Glen Ave.
 The April number of DeD,orea's aIonth- iy MogdSiRe, Is u ch srning one. and like nl of the publications of this celebrated publisher, contains excellent reading matter.
 MT D. NJ. Reynolds was quite sick last week. but recovered sufficiently to move into Sandy Hook, some of his fur niture. Mir. R. will move for few days into the house of Mir. Geo. w. Stuart.
 Judge c. H. Briscoe and lady were in town last Wednes lay, visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Briscoe, and sister who is sick. They also visited Hon. Geo. w. Bradley, of Zoar.
 MT. George Banks has been making some improvements in the BEE office. An oflice TO m has been added, which will giv.s more room for the Bees to work in.
 The beautiful lines, Spring is Com ing, {" is from the well-knOwn pen Of Miss Mary C. MorgaI. who ut this writing IS visiting her brother, P. N. Morgan, Esq, of Bridgeport.
 -Trayeling has not improved and in