The Newtown bee., 1889-08-16
to extend the Eureka water to MT How ley's new house in Great Pasture.

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 W. J. Mallory of Alert Hose Co, No. 5, was delegate to the Firemen's conyen- tion at Hartford.
 Sidney Smith and wife of Brooklyn are guests of Miss Eliza Mallory.
 James Barnum of Dodgingtown has a number of city boarders.
 W. s. Wortman entertains friends from Gloyersville, N. Y., his former home.
 Frank Clark's band box shop is being roofed.
 E. c. Senior has placed gable on the roof of David Lyon's house.
 Mrs Travers presided acceptably at the organ at St Thomas, Sunday, as Miss Burr, the organist, is absent on her va cation.
 The family of $. $. Ambler are at Belle Island.
 A colored woman employed by Dr Hart was attacked by an apoplectic fit, Sunday night and was taken to the Dan bury hospital, Monday morning, by Undertaken Sandford. Mrs D. k. Van Riper and son, Mrs Dr May. Mrs Charles Bolles and son and Fred Richmond's son are at Fire Island. Rev G. F. Terrence has entertained his brother-in-law, Thomas Ferguson of Salem.
 E. c. Senior and wife and Miss Lottie Senior spent a couple of days,la week, in New York. A handsome crayon portrait of the late David T. Hubbell las just been completed by Hurlbert of New York city. It is d perfect likeness, life size and reflects credit upon the artist. The family of John Baird are at Belle Island.
 Miss Mary Edwards of Claymont, Delaware, is with E. c. Senior. l James Howley is to build handsome house in Great Pasture, next his present residence. The cellar is already com. menced and the house will be completed by Fall.
 William Reid is building cellar on his lot on High street, for new house ant q back wall is being put in between his house and that of Arthur Roberts. | G. c. Durant and family, Miss Ursul; Benedict, Mrs Dr Barber, Miss Lizzi, Barber are at Chautauqua. Misses Rene dict and Barber, who have completed tn, four years course, will graduate, thi year.
 George Keeler and wife of Norwall were at their old home in Bethel, las week.
 ,I Mrs Donnell, who has been seriousl : ill with typhoid fever, has not yet full, recovered. Mr Donnell is here from Il linois.
 Miss Minnie Davis of Bethel is with he uncle, George Davis of Georgetown GSouth Norwalk Sentinel. SOUTHVlLLE.
 Born, ill New Milford, August s, daughter to Mir and Mrs Horace A. Ale and granddaughter to John NJ. Ford. BRIDGEwATER. II Mrs E. H. Welton is under the doctor r care.
 Mrs Philo Hawley cares for Mrs Georg
 Smith.
 Mrs Fred Coffman is sick; her siste ; from Newtown is with her. Charles Sanford and family of Bridg 7 port occupy their old home in Bridgew' ter.
 Mrs L. E. Bailey's lecture, last weei
 drew fair audience. She was guest ! Dea George Bennitt. > Horace N. Sanford, whose health f, h the past two or three years has bee
 quite poor, is now confined to the hous
 Mir and Mrs Austin Gillette left, Ju 31, for Colorado, to visit their son.
 News came last week of the serious i 7 ness of H. D. Gillette, who moved fro . here, last May, to Denver, Colorado.
 LONG HILL A pleasant and we'll attended meetil
 of the ladies' society of Grace churs # was held with Miss Julia Hawley, Fl d day. No meetings had been held n some time, but it is hoped that they ms