The Newtown bee., 1880-08-25
Local Jottings.

Ats " " ~~'> = - 'ASfe wy SeN'.f ~ ~N--1 MT. Henry & Gibson. Of New York, is In town, visiting friends in Sandy Hook.
 Mrs. Emily A. Bennett will reopen her school on Tuesday, Aug. 3lst.
 Remember the grand reunion, which takes place next Saturday.
 Fr,d. Johnson, assistant P NJ. Is taking weeks vacation.
 Rev. J. P. Hoyt attended the camp meeting at Pine Grove, Tuesday
 Mrs. Susan Glover was in town last week, calisag Spon her friends.
 Mir. H. Durant Cheever, of N. r., is visiting In the Glen.
 Miss Eva Hammond loft town on Mon- day for n weeks visit to New York.
 Miss Jessie P. Mitchell. or tho Glen, who has beeu visiting friends In New Ha- ven, returned home Friday. Mrs. Ed. Taylor and Mrs L. o. Homer returned home from Milford Saturday evening. MT. and Mrs D. $. Hammond are regis tered at the Summit House, White Mountains, N. II. MT. and Mrs. Daniel Camp, with their daughter Oracle. are visiting Mir. Kellogg of the Bassett House, Birmingham.
 Mrs. Geo. woffenden, after pleasant i.s n.;l hn ra- turned home Monday evening, much inn proved in health.
 Miss Fannie Hollendcr, of N. Y, who has boon visiting Miss Mary c Woffen- den, tho past week, returned Monday.
 Rev. H. l.. Myrick preached his intro ductory sermon last Sunday in St Johns church, Sandy Hook.
 Mir and Mrs. w. W. Perkins, also Mir. and Mrs. William Ackley, left on Monday Tor week of recreation at the seaside.
 Mrs. II. l.. Wheeler and her daughter, Mrs. Emily A. Bennett, will attend the Pine Grove camp meeting, this week, at Canaan.
 Mir snd Mrs. Elias Sanford. the aged couple who havo been very sick, are at present slowly improving
 Miss Alice T. PIatt has returned to Bridgeport after spending few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Bennett Blaekman.
 MT. Latlson B. Lake favored us with a sample Of his extracted honey, which is certainly very nice.
 Taxpayers will rad the notice of the collector Ia this issue, and note the changes of dates that have been made.
 The Rubber Company have been re- pairing their lower dam the past week, and have run their engino night and day. Mir. and Mrs. c. C.. Corson and Miss Elizabeth Shepard. of New York, are the guests of Mir. A. B. Prindle.
 Nr. H. T. Nichols and wife and Mir. and Mrs. John Judson went to Milford Point, Mondnv 4~ ~4-- ---~ ''s-S''.
 Miss NJ. II. Duurloo, of Elizabeth, N, J., and Miss Nellie Partric, of Norwalk are guests at Appiedon Farm.
 Thomas Linnen was confined to his bed Tuesday. When Tom goes to bed in the day time he Is sure to be sick We are in hopes he will be out again soon-
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Fairman, with their daughter. Miss Annie, start for Chi cago tomorrow, where thcy will make their home.
 The guests of Dicks Hotel went to Taunton to-day to enjoy clam bake but unfortunately storm cut short their good time.
 Mir. James Blakslec, Mir. Charles Blaks- lee. and their families. returned from Saratoga with the Misses Glover last Saturday.
 Rev. Henry Fitch and wife, of New Ha- ven. arrived Tuesday. and will remain one week, the guests of their son-in-law, Daniel G. Beers. Esq, of Mile Hill.
 A correspondent asks us q question Why don't the road-workers remove the eobble-stones from the roads ?"
 Mir. wm. Botsford started for Nebraska on Tuesday, accompanied by his daught- er-in-iaw. Mrs. II. B. Botsford and her two children.
 Mithra Lodge. Knights of Pythias, of Bridgeport will give grand excursion Sept. 18th. The rates on the cars from Danbury to Bridgeport, round trip, Is only s1.
 Mrs. Poster. of Chicago, daughter of the late Cyrcnus Beers, and her two chill dren. arc visiting friends in this vicinity, and arc at present the guests of Isaac Beers Esq.
 Mir. A. Hollander and Mir. Wm. A. Braun. merchants of Danbury, were the guests of George woffenden, Esq, last Sunday. The Gle. has many attractions.
 Two fine milch COWS. belonging to Mir Norman B. Glover, were killed by light ming this noon, in tho lot west of Mir. Vim. Platt's residence.
 A splendid boquct was presented to gentleman in the lower pert of Palestine by member of the Beach" party, last Friday. Doubtless he will take the hint, and net accor dingly.
 Miss Pock requests that every member of Alpha Temple. No. 1. both juvenile and honorary. will meet her at Good Templar Hall. next Sunday, at fivc p. m., as there is matter Of importance to come before them.
 N. l.. Wheeler. Esq, and his grandson, Henry F. Tucker, left for Ocean Grove, N. J., on Monday morning. They will at tend the great camp meeting now in pro-