The Newtown bee., 1891-06-12
WHITE HILLS.

WHITE HILLS.
 Mrs Oliver Blackman has been quite sick with a complicated throat trouble and malarial fever, with Drs Shelton and Richardson in attendance. She is slowly gaining.
 Oscar Hubbell is able to ride out again. Mrs Lillie M. Wheeler, now at South Norwalk. is expected at Highland Lawn, July l, for two-months' visit.
 Mrs David Wheeler and daughter, Mrs George Botsford, returned, Saturday, from a weeks visit in Newark.
 Mrs w. w. Wheeler received nice Domestic sewing machine from her par ents.
 Garfield avenue has been put in fine or der by Byron Brownson and helpers.
 Master George Wright, the new comer at James Glovers, answers to the tune of 10 1-2 pounds.
 Miss Rebecca Birdseye, formerly of billS DldCC anu uUW Ol CIlClCOus lltlo bSSh in very poor health, but is better.
 Jarvy Williams suffers with heart
 Monday evening, June P, is the time appointed for the grand stereopticon en- tertanment in the church, given by Mir Bryant of Brooklyn.
 The first ripe strawberries for market were picked at Highland Lawn, June 6.
 Misses Mary and Emma Lessey of Bir- mingham visited here, Sunday.
 Boarders from New York are expected at Highland Lawn, July l.
 Miss Jane Mills will go to Bridgeport again soon, for treatment for her eyes.
 The Charles Burr place has been sold, through Mrs Girard, to friends in Brook lyn. They will take possession, this Summer.
 Rev Mir and Mrs E. J. Bosworth are pleased with their new field of labor in Kearney, Neb.
 Mortimer Hubbell has added to the comfort of his house by putting on blinds.
 Mrs David Wheeler entertained the sewing society of the Episcopal church, Huntington, Wednesday afternoon.
 A number in this place have cards to the Burritt-Hunt wedding in the M. E. church, Birmingham, June l7.
 MT and Mrs Richard Amber visited her mother, Mrs Stephen Beardsley, Sun day.
 Bennett French is rebuilding his barn ; Levi Rounds is doing the work.
 Oliver Blackman has put up large shed.
 NJ. Hubbell is the happy possessor ot a Holstein aud Devon calf weighing near ly 100 pounds at birth.
 Mrs Fannie Bray, aged S3 years, re- gently walked a mile-and spent the day with her cousins, Gould and Miss Anna Tomlinson.
 Miss Carrie Curtis has been guest o1 Mrs Warren c. Hubbell.
 Mir and Mrs Smith of York State have been guests of E. c. WiXom. Miss Susie Hubbell, Mrs Surridge, Ada Daines and Miss Abbott of Birmingham recently visited the Lower White Hills school. School closed, Friday, for the Summer holidays. Misses Fannie WiN om and Leila G. Surridge were happy re cipients of silver thimbles awarded then I by Miss Williams, teacher, prizes fo : scholarship during the school year. The, f are to be especially commended, as Nils Fannie was absent six weeks from schoO . owing to sickness in the family and Nils : Leila, who is the youngest little miss school, having just turned 10, was unabl - to attend for like period, on account C |. the inclement weather and grip. Maste ,- Roger Wheeler won the spelling prize ;- third class and Miss Minnie Daines r second class. Lena Surridge was at tf l. head in spelling the greatest number if times in her classes and was promoted r. a higher class duriug the year. 3, Eddie Goodman has pretty brood ], bantams.
 :. MT and Mrs James Glover have vel ,f fine son, born last Sunday.