The Newtown bee., 1893-06-16
Harness Maker Turreil. He is an old acquaintance in the family.

Harness Maker Iurreil- tie IS an old acquaintance in the family.
 Wilbur Mansfield has sold cows to 1 Charles Minor. He has more on sale. George E. Barnes, our butcher, has a horse laid up for few days with a sprained cord on one of her hind legs. Walter has put his own horse on to the meat cart.
 The cut worm has made his annual ap- pearance in the tobacco fields. He has been especially troublesome in the fields of D. L. Gillett and Henry Burritt. H. F. Burritt has put in two and one half acres of the Moore's Early Concord sweet corn, which is up and looking well. He will raise the seed for Everett P. Clark of Milford. David Gillett and Charles Sanford are also raising seed corn for MT Clark.
 Seth Warner has a bright posy bed on his garden plot that rivals any in town.
 Rev MT Hagarty of Woodbury has been a guest of his father, R. A. Hagar- ty, this week. Mir Hagarty has been re- pairing the small house south of his resi- dence.
 Mrs Burton Barnes, who has been guest at David Barnes, had the misfor- tune to walk into an open ditch about six feet deep, Monday evening, and re- ceived severe shaking up.
 II. H. Warner has his two-year-old Alley, Iona, in training under Frank G. Warner at Hartford. He expects to send his stallions to Hartford early in July.
 Mrs Ambrose H. Wilsey has been painting, papering and otherwise adding to the attractiveness of her home.
 Albert W. Baldwin of New Haven was with his father, s. T. Baldwin, the first of the week, and assisted him in the set ting out of his tobacco. He returned to New Haven, Tuesday night.
 A. NJ. TeitZ was in town, last week Thursday, looking over the water power at the Falls and is expected again, this week.
 Jay Tyrrell has recently put shingle mill in his works at the Falls and turned out over l., 1000 shingles in one day.
 Allie Hurlburt went to New Haven, the 10th, on his new wheel to visit friends. Quite warm day for that kind of exercise for new beginner.
 
 Chauncey Beers has bought 2S head of steers of Mallett 6 Couch for fattening purposes.
 The Texas horn fly has made it's ad- vent here in quite large quantities, so that they are very annoying to the cat tie and quite disadvantage to their growing. A remedy would bring a for tune to some one.
 Rev w. D. Humphrey attended the Episcopal convention in New Haven, this week.
 Mir and Mrs William Picket have son, born last Saturday morning.
 Mrs David Barnes and Mrs Andrew Sanford spent Sunday in Southbury.
 Rev W. D. Humphrey held service on ounudy evening at " D. OeWdFu anu will hold service at the same place on next Sunday evening.
 w. B. Seward entertained on last week, Theodore Tietz of Marlborough.
 c. w. Hodge took trip to New York for a few days, last week.
 It is rumored that our miller, Horace Hill, is about to leave us for mill in Torrington, he having already gone to secure house for his family.
 Tom Welch has vacated o. S. Tyrrell's house and rented honse in the Center.
 Fred Tyrrell has commenced excavat- ing for new house he is to be put up this fall, rear the Falls station.
 George Pierce is getting out the frame work for q considerable addition to his barns.