The Newtown bee., 1893-05-26
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and therefore brother of the late Mrs William Hopkins at Lakeside.
 Three days last week Miss Agnes Burr, oldest daughter of John Y. Burr of Brooklyn. N. twas directing necessary work to be done about her fathers cot tage at Lakeside previous to the arrival of the family here on June :.
 Mir and Mrs E. A. Hayes passed last Sabbath with Mir Hayes brother (who lately married in Iarwintonl at New Haven.
 Mir Griffin, who has this year taken the k. R. Beeman farm to work, seems to be among the most thorough and indus trious farmers of Lake district. His well titled fields and promptness in sow ing the seed, as well as productiveness of his dairy, points him out as worthy of esteem and imitation as d farmer. To Mir Becman, who has hbOred for more than 90 years on the soil, earnestly striv- ing to get all possible out of it, it must
 
 summer and see his mantel of industry resting on as worthy and willing should CTS as Mir Griffin possesses and we sincerely hope for Mir Beeman that his last years, and many may they be, will prove his best in comfort and prosperity.
 Isaac Smith, with his wife and son, passed last week entire, with Mir and Mrs Smiths son-in-law, William G. Peet in GaylordsvIle.
 All the horses reported ill last week. are improving.
 G. W. Faber of New York City did not favorably negotiate with F. L. Sherman for the rental of the sherman house, as might have been inferred by former article in TIE BEE, but the Faber family are expected as guests at the Wilson house about June Ij.
 Alonzo Pixley is now prepared with good clean rooms, excellent cooks and satisfactory stable accommodation for horses, for all guest, transient or other wise. Mir PiXley ranks well as a most accommodating and pleasant landlord and trade has gradually increased since he and his wife with efficient force of help took the house in charge. Mr PiXley is always ready, when possible in proper and legal season, to join any par ty of fishermen or the lake, willing to show them the most available, and what has been fruitful locations, to anchor for the different breeds of the tinny tribe found in the lake. He very much enjoys day angling in the different brooks of this near vicinity for trout which has proved quite successful, this spring There is not day that MT Pixley is idle, but always ready in his vacation to min- ister satisfactorily to the wants of his guests in any and every possible manner.
 Col k. Johnson has broke ground and had the foundation laid for barn near his residence at Lakeside to be erected during the summer.
 Painters were busy the last week at Loomarwick and expect to be this week also.
 Mrs Lucy Jones has decided not to rent her cottage, this summer, but will keep few city boarders instead. Mrs Jones is most highly spoken of by all who found boarding place there last season.
 | Ernest Black left New Preston, last week, expecting to find a situation in | West Cheshire, ,Ct., for the summer. We were sorry to lose him as he has been one of our most active young men in church and village during the past year. Maj Walter Burnham has been driving for two weeks bright young horse he purchased in Watertown. Mrs Horace McCan passed two days, last week, with her mother in Kent Hol- low.
 D. Burnham is having coat ofrubber paint applied to his horse barn, ice house, etc. Williaw H. Dougal and Frank Hal lock of Marbledale are doing the work. Charles and Artes Thomas of New Milford were Tn the village and attended church here, last Sunday. George Kinney is enjoying one or more of "Job's Comforters.'' Being about one of his ankles, they somewhat slack en his walk.
 Messrs Russell and Perkins of Terry vile were at c. Carter's and H. w. Browns, last Sunday. Daniel s. Beardsley is once more, after month of confinement indoors, able to walk out short distance on most pleas ant days.
 Mrs E. Hulrs condition remains about the same as for several weeks it has been.
 J. B. Stillson is now having weekly, fresh strawberries of as fine quality as he can procure.
 Maj Walter Burnham brought home