The Newtown bee., 1879-04-15
Local Joltings.
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 Excuse our delay this week.
 Can any one give Gs the History oi Bagburn Hill iu Monroe?
 MT. Bennett Blackman has q card In this issue.
 MT. George NJ. Judd Is home for q few days vacation.
 Mrs. Wm. B. Prindlc left town last week, to visit friends in New York City.
 Mir. w. II. Clark has taken Dan Halls place In the service of Dr. Vile.
 Don't forget to register your dog be- fOro the first of next month.
 There is some talk of an addition be- Ing built to the Glen Rubber Factory.
 .- Mrs. Geo. W. Clark and son Harry of Mouruc are visiting AIr. and Mrs. Wm. II. Hoy.
 Mrs. Geo. II. Browne, of the Grand Central Hotel, Is on visit to New York for few days.
 Services will be hold in St. Johns Chapel, next Sunday afternoon, ut o'clock.
 The music by the Curtis Cornet Band of Woodbury was very much liked by all WHO neaFu lI'
 MT. Henry Mitchell had son pre- .sented him on Wednesday evening, weigh ing eight pounds.
 Mrs Sarah M. Beers is spending week or two In Hartford, the guest of her mother Mrs. James Nichols.
 There is rumor that we are going to have a hall in Sandy Hook. There is fnnnnv In if fnr I.lD aver StnrtG f.
 MT. Edward Taylor Is under the care of Dr. Brown and hopes are entertained that he will soon be about again.
 Mrs Jas. A. Wilson has been quite ill for the past two weeks, but is rapidly Improving.
 There was q very large congregation at St. Johns, Church, Sandy Hook to hear Rev. Mir. Barnett's farewell.
 pr. W. c. Vile will attend the annual meeting of the Fairfield Co. Medical Society, to be held ut South Norwalk, April 10th.
 MT Charles Morehouse and Mir. Jno. F Gillette, tho carpenters, are making Il much needed improvement tn the Grand Central Hotel. ..r....
 MT. Patrick Croty who was so ser iously injured about six weeks ago re- turod to tho Rubber Shop to work last Monday.
 Miss Katie T. Gaffncy Is in New York for the past two weeks attending the Spring opening, and will return home next Monday.
 Miss Mary F. Peck has been spend- ing two weeks In Hartford County, and is now In New Haven County in the interest of the juveniles.
 MT Ed Wilson commenced the blacksmith shop for Geo. Wakely, Mon day. As soon as that Is finished he com meaces u carriage house for MT. Sum- mers.
 The Ladies' Sewing Circle of St. Johns Chapel, will meet next Thursday after noon ut o'clock, mt the house of Mir. Jas. M. Blachman.
 -Velocipede exercise was freely if- tlulped in last week by several young men chief of whom were Messrs. Taylor Bots- ford, Hnwley, Gately and Haskell.
 Mir. Hosea Northrop cut his foot bad ly while splitting wood; he was attended by a physician, who sewed the wound up, and he Is now doing well.
 MT. Willie H. Fairchild, who has beeu n tcaeher in the Bryant & Stratton College of Manchester N. H., is home on vacation.
 MT. George E. Blakslee Is suffering considerably from rheumatism and can- not navigate very well without the aid of a cane.
 Fathers Lawlor and Byrnes, of Dan- bury, were In town Wednesday, last, vis- itlng Father McCarten.
 Mrs. Dr. R. N. Betts, Sr., and Mrs. F. c. Lemons, of Woodbury, are the guest of Dr. k. N. Belts, Jr.
 -Dr. Betts has changed the location of his office in Brookiield, from over osborne's store to the room over H. G. Beers store.
 Seectman Sanford gives personal attention to the Improvement of the road, which is being worked in Sandy Hook. Rev. Mir. Dykeman, has been appointed by Elder Charles Fletcher, as pnstor to the Sandy Hook Methodist Church. He has nlso to supply South- ville and Taunton. He preached in San- dy Hook last Sundy evening.
 MT. Geo. II. Fenner, of Bethel, whose advertisement is In another column, Will run wagon every week, on Iucsdays and Fridays and will have for sale Oysters, Fish, Vegetables Fruits, Bread 6c. Look out for the Bethel Fish Market Wagon
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