The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20
HUMMINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Sanford & Hawley have a change of advertisement in this issue.
 Mrs. G. F. Warner, of New Haven, Is the guest of Mir. Charles Skidmore.
 Mrs. D. G. Beers IS visiting friends in New Haven. She will be absent q few weeks.
 Rev. J. P. Hoyt delivered two fine dis courses last Sunday on Faith" and Prayer"
 Mrs. N. E. Marble and her sister, Mrs. Ames of Massachusetts. visited New York last week.
 Rev. R. c. Booth, of Brooklyn, N. Y, in town last week. tho gsest of his sister, Mrs. A. W. Peck.
 Dicks Hotel has been thoroughly cleaned and improvements made for the entertain ment of guests.
 Mrs. s. N. Beers has hired the house the Street owned by MT. E. Starr and will take possession June l.
 MT. George B. Fairchild will thank any one who returns his oyercoat, which he left at the Pond meadow.
 A. W. Orgelman, of Sandy Hook, has & very neat sign his harness It painted by George K. Couch
 Mir. Patrick Harrigan has purchased the house belonging to Mrs. t. Peck and is making many improvements.
 It gives us great pleasure to note the active interest taken in the letters from the Pacific by our many readers. Mir. Henry Sanford has had all of his fences repaired around his house. George Banks and Bronson BuIkley did the work
 Fifty Per. Cent Saved by using Higgins German Laundry Soap because it is pure. Ask your grocer for it and give it trial.
 Mir. Elon Booth superintended the moving of MT. James Corbett's barn. Mir. B. is doing the work on the Smith P. Glover building.
 Rev. Francis W. Barnett has accepted call to the rectorship of St. Matthew's Church. Wilton, Conn. He will begin his work in that parish Sunday. June l.
 You are disagreeable when you keep coughing and disturbing others. Dr. A. J. Flaggs Cough and Lung Syrup will permanently cure you.
 MT. A. P. Smith is at work painting Mir. Charles Beers house on Mile Hill; and Mir. Perkins has painted the interior Of Smith P. Glover's house Sandy Hook.
 MARRIED. 6, at the residence of the brides father. Perkins French Esq, by the Rev. D. F. Perry, Herman II. Peck, of Newtown, to Miss Emma J. French, of Easton. E. W. Wilson has repaired the two houses belonging to Mrs. E. Peck by laying new roofs, When the painters do their work the build ings will be quite ornamental to Sandy Hook.
 MT. Archibald Kyle, who has the repu- tation of being rst-class horse-shoer and black smith, has taken the shop the head of the street. formerly used by Mr. Sheran and is ready for work Make your money go as far as possible. Buy where you get the best goods for the least
 
 seasonable goods at L. B. Booth's before purchas. ing.
 Dr. W. c. Vile, Charles Rininsland, w. B. snifin. of Custer Post, and BITE representa- | tye visited South Britain, Friday evening, tor further particulars. Sec South Britain correspon- 6ence.
 l We regret to say that Mrs. Clifford, daughter of Mrs Castle, is quite sick. Her health has been failing for many months. Dr. Monroe Judson attends her. Her many friends sincerely hope tor her nasty return to health.
 A tenement house belonging to the estate of Jerome Dotsford, Palestine was destroyed by fire Thursday morning. It had been occupied l by Mrs. A. Lewis up to the day previous to the Are the origin of which is unknown. l A little girl was punished by her mother for some misdemcancr. When the correct