The Newtown bee., 1879-08-06
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. Mrs. Amos Hard, of Berkshire, Is quite ill.
 Miss Cora c. Morehouse. died in Sandy Hook, July 30th.
 Mrs. Edwin G. Terrill of Brookfield, Is the guest of Mrs. Chas. Skidmore
 MT. Charles Northrop presented us with some fine bough apples.
 Chester Hard is on flying visit home We were pleased to meet with him.
 MT. I. Percy Blackman is off on a vacation to the TAimble Islands.
 MT. John Carley who has been i'll so long, is rapidly regaining his health.
 D. c. Gateley, Eso., has recently purchased a team of English bay horses Mrs. Homer A. Peck and daughters, of Ansonia, are the guests of G. C. Peck. Esq.
 George and Frankie Baker, of Brook lyn, are in town, visiting Mrs. l.. A. Dke- man.
 Some Masons from Birmingham visited their friends at Sandy Hook, on Sunday.
 Judge Charles Frisco was In town last week, visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Briscoe.
 E. W. Wilson is building an addition 10 the house of James McMahon on Wal nut tree hill.
 MT. Edwin Clark, wife and son, of Brooklyn, are in town, and will remain several weeks.
 Sale of round trip tickets from New town 10 Saratoga, good for season 1879, can be had for S9.GO.
 Mir John Mills, of New York, paid flying visit to town Tuesday, anal stopped with. .Wm. H. Hoy. Esq.
 Mrs. Richards and son. Harrie, of New York city, are the guests of MT. D. c. Gatcly, in the Glen.
 Mir. Vim. J. Dick was taken quite ill, Tuesday, but is getting along nicely un- der the care of Dr. JudsOn.
 Miss Josie L. Harris, of New York, and Miss May L. Read, of Bridgeport, are guests of Dicks Hotel.
 We regret to learn that Mir. Samuel C. Glover is quite sick with bilious cholic Dr. F. N. Bennett attends him.
 Mir. John Warner, of New Haven, aI. rived in town OH Wednesday, and was the guest of his brother, Judge c. c. Warner. We understand that Mir James NJ. Blackman and family. will take two weeks vacation visiting the shore.
 Andrew Nichols is laying the cellar wall to the addition to be made to the barn of Mr. John L. Hughes
 Mir. and Mrs. Bennett Blackman re- turned from their western trip, Wednes- day evening.
 MT. Wm. A. Beers and wife, Mr. Jos Lyon and family, of New Haven, are the guests of John B. Wheeler, Esq
 Mir Granville Latin showed at our office, August 9th, a stalk of corn which measured thirteen feet. Who can beat 1t?
 Mrs. A. D. Terrill and daughter, of S Dikeman on Mount Pleasant.
 They say that MT. W. s. Hooper and F. \. Hallack are putting up q job on Mir. Geo. Bradley. Look out for them, George.
 MT. Wm. II. Hoy lost bell from his milk wagon several days ago. which he will thank the finde. for returning to him immediately.
 pr. ". c. Vile had a horse taken very sick last Sunday but under skillful management of Mir. Mills Congo he is im- proving.
 Willie Clark, the young gardener at knocked out of him by a dose of poisoned ivy. The doctor has been there too.
 Mir. Charles Dayton has resumed his duties as nj 5ht watchman at the rubber factory, after several weeks absence on account of sickness.
 MT. John Gay, Mr. George Wakeley. Mir. Thomas Farrall and MT. Charles Able have had additions to their families iast week. Where is Sheriff Sanford?
 Rev. Mr. Nellie of the South Church, Bridgeport, will pre- 'ch ill the Congrega- tional Church next Sabbath by exchange with Rev. J. P. Hoyt.
 The attention of our readers are called to tho advertisement of AIr. Chas r. Ridge, who is the agent for the Porta- ble Fly and Mosquito Canopy. Try one. Mr. Botsford Peet got his hand caught in q button lathe in Curtis Sons factory, Berkshire, last Thursday, and came near losing thumb. Dr. Vile rendered the necessary surgical aid.