The Newtown bee., 1880-11-10
Mir. c. T, Booth has just purchased a

Dr' NllcoASoH haS d Boou ialnlIy morse for sale. See advertisement.
 MT. Jerome Platt. of Dodgingtown, has had an addition built to his barn.
 Mir. H. Proctor, of Cincinnati, was in town last week. the guest of his father, Sheriff A. Sanford.
 Mir. R. F. Hall. who was engaged on the Fairfield county history, Is at present rusticating at Branford, Ontario.
 Mrs. D R. Stevens has had her wagon repaired and painted at E. N. Hallocks factory and 1t looks as good as new.
 Rev. G. Morris Wilkins, of New York, occul jed the pulpit of Trinity church morning and afternoon of last Sunday.
 Mrs. Dr. k. N. Betts, Sr., of Woodbury, has been visiting her son. Dr. Betts, Jr. She returned home the first of the week.
 Mir, Albert Turner is having large barn built in rear of his residence, on Main street. MT. Stiles Smith is doing the carpenter work.
 Mir Merritt Hill entered upon his duties as clerk, in Sanford < Hawley's store, last week. and is gaining many friends by his polite attention.
 Miss Mary E. Beers, of Mil, Hill, left, last Wednesday,, for Waterbury, where she will remain two weeks, visiting her sl ster, Mrs. s. N. Beers.
 Mir. L. B. Crare, who purchased the house and farm formerly owned by John Gay deceased, is doing a rushing busi- ness at his new cider mill.
 Rev. c. s. Dikeman, of Sandy Hook, and Rev. James Taylor, of East Village, Monroe, attended the Methodist Ministe- rial association at Bethel, last Monday and Tuesday.
 The nursery firm of R. G. Chase & Co.,, of Geneva, N. Y, will be represented 1 here for Il fow days longer by their agent A. D. MLcLaEerty, who will Le glad to fur nish people Tn this locality anything in their line, for Spring. as they sell for Spring setting only.
 Rev. C. [. Upsun commenced series of meetings in the Congregational church, last Sunday. Mir. Upson was very sue cessful in his work at Daubury and Bethel several months ago. He will re- main here several day5 and services will be held every afternoon and evening dur 1 ing this week, except Saturday.
 In our notice week before last, relating t) the Conneciicm Repu5!icGn, of So. Nor walk, we accidentally gave the name of the editor and publisher to be Foote. We should have said the editor was named r. S. Lyon. Will 4. Tolles is the city editor, and judging from his well-filled colamns, he is a live man.
 We present this week the advertise ment of w Gland Hoyt, muaic dealer of Danbury. MT. Hoyt is a thorough musi- clan, having taught music for number of years, and his experience and knowledge will he of advantage to those wishing to purchase musical instruments. Call when in Daubury and examine his stock.
 We stated last week that MT. M. c. Hawley, tho Republican candidate, for representative, received a very tlattering vote. Since then we have seen the fig ures received by all the candidates. viz. William I. Sanford, SIS; Patrick McCar- thy, 425; NJ. c. Ha~ley 336. The aver age of Republican votes polled were 263. MT. Hawley therefore led his ticket by | 73 votes.
 w. & Hook cnbury of the Derby Tran script had the misfortune to break one oi his legs, Monday night of last week, al the Derby railroad crossing, while partic ipating in a parade. MT. Hockenbury was riding in wagon from which fire works were being discharged, and was told that q train was approaching, ant aearing a whistle, he jumped from the wagon, the wheels of which passed ovel his leg, breaking both bones.
 The marriage of Miss Addie Supp|ee 0 this place, and Major c. T. Greene, o Rhode Island, was performed in tn Episcopal church, Danbury, Thursday 26th ult.. II a. m. The relatives onl, were invited. The happy couple started for Rhode Island. and thence they vii visit Washington, Annapolis and otho places on their tour. The bride receives a number of valuable presents and tn good wishes of all.--Brookfeld Cor. Dan burg Neaes.
 Died in Sandy Hook. Wednesday nigh last, Mrs. Zilpha A. Beecher, &ged Fl yrs < sister of 2aimon s. Peek, Esq, and moth | CT of Mir. Henry F. Beeeher. The funel , al took place Saturday afternoon fror = St. Johns church, Rev. H. l.. Myrick coi 3 ducting the services. The pall-beare1
 were Curtis Bostwick, Ezra Patch. Shit
 P. Glover, John l.. Sanford H. L. Vince remains of this Iamenied lady were il " tered in the Berkshire cemetery. e The Congregational church of Trun ' bull will celebrate their 150th annive
 sary, on Thursday Nov. 18th. Seryict
 begins at Il o'clock, a. m., with publ : worship, including historical discours Y by the pastor of the church. At noon y collation. and social reunion for coup ' of hours in the church parlors; at o'clock public service again. includin ' addresses from clergymen and other
 The Housatonic railroad company hs < kindly arranged to accommodate trav e both ways in the running Of it's trains. 't Bicycle riding is getting to be rather y dangerous exercise, and a not very pa l. ing one for owners of easily-frightent