The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
" Meet me at tho crossing. angels. meet

Wm. A. Anthony. Esq. of Wooster. Mass,. Is the guest of Mir. Edgar F. Hsw- ley.
 Thursday evening W. c. Vile will h. stall the officers of James F. Moore Post. of Danbury.
 Mir. George E. Gardner, of New York. was the guest ot Mir. Beach Camp. ef last week,
 The Legislature convsnes to-day, and M essrs. Sanford and Mccarthy left yos- .erday on the noon train.
 Custer Post have received an invitation from wadham Post. of Waterbury. to visit them Thursday. Jan. 9th.
 Mrs. J. R. Smith and children made a short visit to Sandy Hook, last week, re- turning to Falls Village Thursday even Ing. -.
 The friends and members of the Con church will give Rev. J. F. Hoyt donation visit, Thursday evening. Jan. 18th.
 Mrs. Augusta Alles, of Wsstport. for merly & resident of this village. has been spending the holidays with old friends In Sancy Hsok.
 Capt. McCartan, who was the guest of his brother, Rev. Father McCartan. last w.ek. returned to hls home in New Haven last Saturday evening.
 Smith Mclean was presented with pair of mittens. which were found hang ing on the Christmas-tree of Trinity church Sunday school.
 F. $. BArtram. Esq. made flying visit home. yesterday, and returned on the evening train to New York. and from thsre he will visit Indianapolis, Ind.
 The dance at St. Patrick's Hall. New Years Eve. was not very largely patron iEed, but those present-about twenty five couple - enjoyed the dance very much.
 We send sample copies of the BEE, this week, 10 some of our old patrons. hoping that they will be pleased to renew their subscription. The price Is only sl.50. payable In advance.
 Mr. Thomas J. Cerbett, principal 0! the South Center District School, of Dan bury, was on a visit to his friends 1T town, enjoying week 8 vacation. He re turned to his duties Monday.
 
 Mrs. Grace Elkins, of Waterbury, for msrly of Sandy Hook. and sister of Will liam A. Sherman, disd at her homo il Waterbury on Wednesday, Dec. 2Sth, ant the funeral took place on Sunday after noon, Jan. 2d. Mrs. Isaac Beers returned home iron
 Bridgeport, last week Wednesday, afte an absence of nearly three weeks. w are glad to learn that her sisters are im
 proving. MT. Is~Ae Beers Is not yer
 well at present..
 The lecture of Hon. N. D. Wilbur wa
 well attended. and was in every way
 success. The hall was full, and the let
 turer handled his theme with skill. Gus
 ter Post is to be congratulated for pro
 vidlng so ra4s an intellectual entertain ment.
 The Hawieyyille post-ofiics was moved
 last Monday. to the residence of the pos'
 master. K. Miious. Miss Emma nilou
 will. for the accommodation of the put
 He, receive and stamp letters at tn
 Housatonic depot fo- those who are ls'
 for mailing at the office.
 Major Charles Dayton. of Sandy Hool has been elected mayor. The next succession is Eion Booth, Esq. MT. Da ton will fill the chair. Next year wh;
 the chair will lack In breadth will
 made mp in length; at least, Smith Glo
 ST thinks so. and he is in favor of sivir all the orators . chance. Eben Sherman was arrested by Deput Sheriff Glover and last Saturday brouy before Justice B1tts, charged with 8 saulting and firing a gun into the vi . dows of Mrs. Phebe Dennis. re iding Pale tine, on the nigh: of Dec. 8th. IT r accused was bound over to appear befo tho Superior Court, and in default " ' committed to jail.
 y The public installation of the officers Hiram Lodge took place last Wsdnssd ,. night. and despite the bad weather ths |. was full attendance and an excslle t time enjoyed by all present. After o installation ceremonies dance was fr, 7" ly indulged in. Music was furnished
 hall of Custer Post. Ths affair. in all features. was highly successful. ani ju :, ly appreciated by the guests of Hir, Lodge. who never do anything by halv v Miss Mary Peck, sister of the late M l. D. H. Belden, left town last week for y. home in Canaan. She took with hel r, dog that for years was the pet. not O II of Mrs. Bslden, but also of every one | ,e knew him. He was called Frank Beld le and seemed to know that in some way ,s was more favored than dogs usually . ss for he was very particular with whom ys associated. He had special liking pn professional men and town officers. es know that Frank is in good han le and when he shakes of the mol a. coil :" hs will have sympathetic tears on fall on the mound that shall hide be from view. Frank" is not Kent. a- dog; he is 6 yaller dog.s and Is now in ne happy precincts of Canaan.
 CoUnTNAY, CALDWELL & NoRTHnol " One of the leading law firms of the cit IT. that of Courtnay, Caldwell X Northi le. whose offices are In the front room
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