The Newtown bee., 1893-01-20

EtdSOu WHY SouiG oilC ot GiiGih IS ucG " IT. ling to serve and relieve other older mem bers of the school that have borne the heat and burden for years.
 Robert Armstrong, who has been ia hunting" at Bethlehem, lost two valua- ble hounds.
 The meeting of the ladies sewing so- ciety at Mrs A. E Cornng's on Thurs day afternoon and evening of last week, was very we'll attended, notwithsta nding the weather. More gentlemen attended their wives to the supper table than have heretofore responded to the invitation to ''come to tea" The next meeting will be at II. 0. Averill's on Friday after noon of next week.
 Howard Hopkins condition remains about the same as last week. The fever has not as yet run it's course; therefore, if his strength continues, no crisis is ex- pected, until the turning point of the fever. Dr Marcy attends him twice dai- ly and Dr J. K. Bacon of New Milford made three professional calls upon him, last week.
 Charles Carter midwife came out from Terryville on Wednesday of last week, and are occupying their cottage at Lake side for short time.
 Quite a party were at the Lakeside house over Sunday, January 8, and left in different companies on Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday mornings of last week, for their homes.
 George w. Wright and family left their home here, with household goods, last week, for a winters stay near Mi Wright's work in New Milford.
 Mir and Mrs 1T. W. Brown and "Fill' left here on Wednesday of last week fol a weeks stay in Bridgeport. Mir Browl went in part 10 consult I noted oculis there concerning his eyesight. They in 1 tend to return ltere this week.
 Patrick Rouse was relieved of an olt horse, last Saturday evening, by tho hand of Humane Agent John Moore O this place.
 D. Burnham, John Mitchell, Thomas Renfrew, Jr., Mrs $. C. Goodhuc, A Pixley of this place and o. o. Sperry c. A. Tomlinson and J. NJ. Ford of Mar bledale, Mrs R. N. Cogswell and Herman Hoffman of Christian street, may be add ed to the number mentioned last week a having filled their ice houses from Lake Waramaug, since last writing. The ic' averages about a foot in thickness and il of the best quality.
 John Gum is general agent here fo the wholesale trade of Jenck's mealin' soap, which has just been put upon ths market and which will soon be found il most of the business places here. M Gum took orders for the same here, las week, from c. P. Lyman, D. Burnhan and E. H. Beardsley. The soap is high ly recommended for chapped hands ant for the complexion also, and being high ly perfumed, it is most desirable soal for the bath and toilet.
 H. o. Averill and wife passed las week entire in. Torrington in the inter ests of the grangers throughout thu state.
 Dea Seth N. Taylor arrived hom last Friday, from weeks, stay in Nev Haven.
 John Ludgate, Jr., accepted situa tion for a few weeks, last Saturday, il the tobacco sorting rooms of c. Schover ling, in New Milford and commenced work on Monday. MT Schoverling i still anxious for several more applicants
 Mrs w. H. Dongal arrived home agail from Ausona on Wednesday of las week.
 The cold weather Of last week froze ul the water works of E. E. Meeker's feet mill and it will be likely to remain so un til the next thaw.
 Rev Mir Moulbon preached in the Vii lage church, last Sabbath, to an inter ested audience.