The Newtown bee., 1890-06-27
WOODBURY.

Rev MT Freeman of California, brother to Nova Scotia to visit the place of his birth and friends of his early years.
 The Woodbury lawyers were busy, last week, in the courts, closing out cases be- fore the long Summer vacation. Charles $. Brown against Cortland Cole was tried before the district court of Waterbury on law points, Cothren for plaintiff, Warner for defendant. Cothren's appeal from commissioners was tried before the Su- perior court at Winsted, Cothren for himself, Warner for appellee. William W. Scutt's appeal from commissioners was tried at the same time, Cothren for appellant and Warner for the appellee.
 Mr and Mrs D. c. Porter are at their Summer home by the sea.
 Mrs II. D. Curtiss and daughter are in the West.
 Mrs w. E. Wells has returned from New Haven.
 MES EANCL III o1 odShSouf AtAiSh'i HOG NiS- ited Woodbury relatives.
 Mrs Paulison of West Hartford, daugh- ter of Rev R. G. Williams, former pas tor of the First church, has visited Miss Fannie J. Curtiss. pr Smith of New York is in attend ance at Dr l.. Y. ketcham's office during his absence on his bridal tour. He was married, last week Tuesday, l7th, to Miss Sophia Horton of New Haven. They will visit the Adirondaeks and oth- CT Summer resorts. The were married at the residence of the brides uncle.
 Mrs Henry Lambert intends to take up her residence soon in the Clark Bacon house.
 Miss Sarah A. Warwick of this town will be married to Charles A. Bates of Lyme, Wednesday, June B, p m, at the Episcopal church. Rev J. A. Freeman of the First church attended The Congregational conference at New Haven, last week. F. r. Hitchcock has rented for three years the tin shop, formerly owned by D. H. Sherman, to E. B. Allen & Co. of Ltchfield, possession to be given July l.
 Mrs Jane Tyrrell, who resided on the eastern hills, arose at her usual hour, Monday, 18th, and made preparation for breakfast, when she was taken suddenly l i'll an,i fell back. She was assisted to the sofa and medical attendance procur- ed, but she died at ? o'clock. worthy woman has gone to her rest.
 ssUncle Ben" Sherman began having June 9. He says this is the earliest hay l ing he has known in some 70 years. Mrs Charles C. Mitchell has returned to Connecticut. Her husband will return in the Fall.
 Miss Lizzie Dean has been in Wood bury.
 I NIr and Mrs F. B. Judson have return ed to their Waterbury home. I George P. Crane has returned iron Vermont.
 I Zalmon s. Mallory is sick with diseas' of the heart.
 Mrs Ransom Nichols of Thomastol visited here; also Ms James B.Wooste of Watertown. 1. The important and interesting case Q l. Charles Lounsbury against Dime Say , iDgs bank and others has been de
 cided in favor of the plaintiff, in the Su I preme Court of Errors. It involved tn !, entire earnings of Mir Lounsbury's If time Cothren, Doolittle and Bonnet
 for the plaintiff and J. ". Wooster an Terry for defendant. !. Ernest Porter caught four-and-ss-ha
 pound pickerel at Quassapaug. 7 Misses MilIie Shelton and Helen Shov enjoy the beauties of the Catskili mouf < tains.
 < Mrs 4. E. Stone has been in Hartfor c and New Britain. C. M. Harvey has lost horse and ha ' COW break it's leg. {, There is an Indian samp mortar on ' rock in Frederick Itinton's pasture.