The Newtown bee., 1890-07-18
WESTON.

Miss Libbie Godfrey was with her sis ter-in-law in Danbury, last week.
 Edgar B. Perry and sister returned, Monday, from visit in Tarrytown, NY.
 F. Hart, the blacksmith, has recovered from sunstroke which he suffered, last week.
 Miss Edna St John is in Sag Harbor, L. l.
 Fred, son of Andrew Smith of this place, lately of Norwalk, visited his fa- ther, last week. MT Smith has since left for Iowa, where he intends to make his future home.
 Charles Oliver of New York visits Charles Jarvis at the residence of his grandfather. s
 Miss Louise Jarvis, with her little niece and nephew, returned home for the Summer from Brooklyn. Saturday.
 Charles Franklin of Jersey City visits his grandfather, Lyman Bradley.
 The sociable, last Friday evening, in the former military hall was largely at joyable time. Music was furnished by Shipman and Taylor of Wilton.
 Miss Annie Fitch visited Miss Carrie Morehouse, last week.
 On returning from Norwalk, Saturday. Mrs Cyrus Mead, feeling fatigued, took what she supposed Il swallow of wine from bottle on her pantry shelf. Stand ing near it was similar bottle contain ing strong spirits of ammonia, which she took by mistake. She suffered intensely for two days, but is now out of danger. Her daughter is quite ill in Bridgeport.
 David Bennett, who was quite i'll, last week, is better.
 Miss Eva Williams of Norwalk visits her grandparents, Mir and Mrs w. Will. | Hams.
 Charles Hotchkiss of South Britain is at Columbus Bulkley's. Master Clarence Middlebrook of Will ton visits his grandmother, Mrs Edwin l Beers.
 l III fares the criminal when so indepen. dent and fearless an editor as Maplss o1 the Honr sits to dispense justice. Oliver W. Perry, brought up on three counts for cruelty to his stock, came before Ed l itor Naples as justice of the peace ane was fined $40 and costs, with 10 days il jail. The corrupting influence of ths Consolidated's millions has not destroyed the faithful Elijahs in our Israel yet. I At the school meeting in the Forge dis trict, II. B. Wheeler was appointed com mittee.
 i Quite number in this place hav bought the Deering moving machine this year, and speak highly of it. I A birthday party was given John Gu lick, Monday. As John plunged tn knife into the birthday cake, he foun,
 that it was not what it seemed. It wa tin pan covered with frosting.
 Mr Scoficld of California was in town
 Friday, with relatives from Norwali } They called on Mrs and Miss Hill, wh ' came from California some three year Il ago.
 Dea N. B. Johnson and others entere
 complaint against Oliver Perry for usin
 his horses and disturbing the peace b , getting load of charcoal on Sunday He was sent to jail for 10 days and fine , about $40. Perry is u hard workin
 man, minds his own business, has wit f and six children to support, most C
 whom have been sick with scarlet fevel
 leaving large doctors bill to pay. Tn horses were killed by the humane socis
 ty, Saturday. No one wishes to uphol 5 Perry for work on Sunday, but it is har
 for his family. He had just paid fin : of about the same amount for driyin
 those horses into Norwalk. His childre
 have the sympathy of some of the , neighbors. This should be warning I
 those who work on Sunday, for the
 turn may come next.
 5. 5. Carver is com,nittee ip Midd
 district.