The Newtown bee., 1880-07-21
LOCAL TIME TABLE
HoUsAToNIc RAILROAD.
LOCAL JoTTINcS.
Judge Boardslsy and family of Bridgeport. are Il

Misc Nellie A. Hartson of Manchester. \. H., i the guest of Hrs. wnl. Farchild of Taunton.
 Mir. IA. r. Glover of New Orleans, Ia arrived il town thiA morning. and will remain with hi father. N. B. Glover Esq., unil August lst.
 MT. James Haush has taken the blacksmith -shol recently vacated by Mir. sEeran and is prepared t attead to all orders for horso-shoeing.
 Owners of land are required by law to dest-o! Cana Ia thistles growing on their iand or on th highway near their lots, or pay seven dollars She
 Another hand-orgar ia town this Iaorning, ans the monotony of Newtown waH dispelied by sucf tunes as My drandfather's Clock" and the charm ing ''sweet Bye-and-Bye" being ground out at lively rate
 The law requires that dogs shall be registered anu collar with the Eame 0. the owner aad hnil Der worn around the neck. several dogs about town have no collrrs 1Ee fine is seven dollarS
 Mir. "A. P. Smith is giyng the residence of Mrs David Johnson coat of oil. whiea greatly in proves its appearance.
 Mir. George II. Browne of the Grard Central ant Lake View House, informs us that storm yisitcd IItohneld Tuesday. The rain fell iH tor rents and tho lightning severn. tree neat the jail was struck by l.ght'ins. the electric cur rent passing froIa the treo into the Jail, right"n ing the prisoners and slightly damaging tEe build ng.
 The katydids have arrived.
 The flies are putting in full time these days.
 Mir. Booth Hawley lost a COW valued at fifty dollars, ono day lust week.
 Miss Maud Lewis, after pleasant vis- 1t in the Glen returned Thursday.
 Mrs. J. B. Gillette Is visiting her sis ter, Mrs Francis Allen, at New Haven.
 Rev. Dr. Beardsley, of Bridgeport, was the guest of Dicks Hotel last week.
 We are having cool nights, but the thermometer thugs" the nineties during the day.
 Dr F. N. Bennett Is rapidly improving and will be able to be out before many days.
 Three happy fathers last week, MT. Michael Blake, Thomas Bradley, and George Perry.
 The fruit vender is around with green apples, and the Doctors smile as the boy crunches them down.
 Mir. Charles Gately, arrived nome from NOTcCSicI, OLtSo., hliN 10 AOSIN- ing the picture of health.
 It Is getting to be time fer people to go to the sea shore, and discover what the ''wild waves are saying"
 Col. l.. J. Wright, returned home from Poughquage las, Saturday, and returned Tuesday.
 Race-Costello US. Burk, on Hon 4atonc Z river. Prize, keg of lager. Durk car ried of the lager.
 Mir. Charles T. Shelton, of N. Y. city, relative of Dr. NJ. Judson, was in town visiting friends last week.
 Mir. Frank Perkins. who has been visit ing in Uxbridge, Mass, arrived home Thursday evening.
 Mir. Carlyle Hill purchased an addition nl strip of half an acre, adjoining his lot, of Mr. Booth Hawley, on Tuesday last.
 Good Templars nomination of officers at Granite Lodge. Friday evening. Mem- bers please take notice and be on hand. tree was cleft ir twain Tuesday morning, by lightning, near the resi- 
 tine.
 We understand that II. l.. Wheeler's father, of Ansonia, has been in declining health for the past six months, with very little prospect of recovery.
 Mir Edwin Tomlinson has purchased of A. B. Treat the saw mill property in Squantuck Mir. Treat is going vest Derby Trons0ipt
 Hon. Vim. MeDougal, of Ottawa, Ca, ' Ex-Prime Minister of the Canadian gov crnment, was the guest of the Grand Central Hotel. last Thursday.
 Eugene Bulkley has engaged with MT. clerk and bartender, and entered upon his duties last week. Rev. Father McCartan, visited at New Haven last week. the annual pastors gathering of tho Connecticut dioceses, md enjoyed his trip very mech.
 Last Sunday, n carriage containing the family of Mr. Garrigan, of Sandy Hook, broke down near the residence of Mir. Wm. Terrill. no one was injured MT. Samuel Dibble and family, Mir. r. n. Dlbble and family, and Mir. and Mrs. wm Freeman, of New Haven, attended the funeral of Mir. Isaac Lake, Sunday.
 very enjoyable hop was given at Sanford's Hall Saturday evening by the young people guests in town, Music was furnished by Peck's Quadrille Band. valuable horse belonging to Mir. Samuel Barnum was injured by now ing machine knife, on Monday, by backing upon the knives, cutting himself on the leg.
 The ice cream festival held i'll the basement of the Congregational church Thursday evening last, and continued Friday evening, was but moderately pat ronized.
 Mir. Abel r. Clark. and Misses Nellie I A. Judson, and Lulu Glover left Monday for Bridgeport, where .hey will be joined by friends. then will sojourn to Milford shore.for weeks recreation. N The carpenters of Sandy Hook are all N 50 busy that outside help has to be called in. Mr. Philo Smith, of Anscnia, has been in the place for the last two weeks, doing some work for old friends. K Mir. and Mrs. Edgar F. Hawley and INr. and Mrs. Charles r. Beardsley ldrove to Milford Point last Monday in search of health, the pure sea breeze and some clans