The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

y the young ladies of the Center. .'.....
 After being absent for few weeks visiting relatives, Hiram Barnum has re- turned to the American house. ~
 Mrs Charles Briggs spent last Friday in New Milford. .I-rt 15l.5,.5l -.s+,5 .g1
 Henry Hawley's family of Bridgeport have arrived at their summer residence
 Mrs Clark has been quite poorly, re- quiring the doctors care, ' assJs .
 Julius Blakeman has been home from his labors in Easton, gathering hay.
 Judge Griffin has been visited by his mother, who resides in Brooklyn, N.. Y,
 Mrs Lucy Thompson, Johnnie and Miss Carrie Howes were among those who spent the Fourth out of town. d.
 Mrs Edward Wildman was the guest of friends here, last Thursday. ttri
 The having season has arrived and work is rushing Tobacco is receiving it's full share of attention . Z, .ss. '15
 Dr H. E. Jones of New York spent Sunday with his parents. l5o#
 Miss Henrietta Ruggles spent Sunday with her parents. ri
 The Misses Sagendorf spent Tuesday in Bethel, the guest of friends. s=' sies
 Miss Susan Whitcome is home for the summer, from Hartford
 Mir and Mrs F. s. Curtis have visited friends in Stratford gzsg,, ,y.5ss,s4Hftr
 Dr George Hawley of Danbury was in town on Monday. ;l2 5fo-Faafa7 Z i47'
 Miss Belle Foster and brother of New Haven are guests of the Misses Foster, Miss Phoebe. Hoiley of Danbury and Mrs Harriet Butler of Skaneatles, N.Y., are visiting Mrs J. ". Skidmore., .7o3
 Miss Hattie Stevens of New I ork is visiting Miss Sarah Fairchild. .a.,. 2:fa
 Mrs Benjamin Griffin and daughter ! Florence have visited friends in Arthurs burg, N.Y. .aaala tad <. .2ata ~@'d r Robert Betaucourt and family of New York have visited Samuel Sherman. ! George Beardsley and wife of Bridge | port, who are summering in NeWtown were. guests of Judge Griffin on Sunday
 Merritt Beach S5 Son of New Milford are renovating the house recently bought by Harper Vrooman. It will bt occupied by L. Cooley. sHs,- -f..
 Miss Isabel Fayerweather, with friends from Danbury, spent Friday with Miss Emma Kellogg. i.ss4j 4 l1S gazf 6fDa M 5 1sODtIl CldIhe VlSlJtu lFiGDuS I'll Bridgeport over the Fourth. .s3 slsl Mrs c. D. H. Kellogg visited friends il Newtown, last week. . 4 F.S,;7.,..e. s.s.t3
 Frederick Lord and sister of New Hay CD were guests of Clark Jackson on the FourLh.8 az zieQ b1e .nr,5f#4sasgYg
 Henry Foster and family are at the old homestead in Long Meadow. d.ase
 One of the elm trees in front of the home of Mrs Horace Beers was struck by lightning on Saturday night, giving the family quite shock. 3 .s Miss Susie Whitcome is at home from Branford, where she has been visiting her brother.
 MT and Mrs Davidson and Miss Hat tie Stevens of Hempsted, l.. l., spent Sunday with relatives in town. .. K. <. Miss Emma Mapes of Brooklyn has been visiting her sister, Mrs F. H. Beers.
 Charles Peck, who has just purchased a ne W Deering reaper and binder, has be- gun cutting grain. He has over 50 acres already engaged. Col Warner is assist ing him. 3.
 E Miss Nina Jackson has been hired to teach Obtuse school for the coming year.
 w. J.. Beehler is the committee for East Iron Works school and is looking for a suitable teacher. KS
 F. K. HaWley is committee in the Whisconier district. i 4ssi