The Newtown bee., 1894-09-28
GUNNERY GOSSIP.

Clare Lee has returned to Yale.
 A football team has been organized with Pedro Sanchez as captain and Gregg Clarke as manager.
 The reception, last Friday evening was a very pleasant one and we'll attend ed. It was the first one of the season.
 William Wells of Yale is teaching mathematics and ancient languages, this year.
 There are six new boys this fall.
 Mrs Martha Gold will only be at the Town hall Sunday school during the re- mainder of this month. She was called to the city, last week, to the funeral of her cousin.
 Rev MT Nelson remained to Christian EndeavOr meeting at the Methodist church, last Sunday.
 The Lutherans have commenced fram- ing their new church.
 Mrs Annie M. Whittlesey of Danbury, and her daughter, Mrs Newcomb of Bos- ton, are guests of Mrs E. 0. Clark.
 Mir Townsend, superintendent of the condensed milk works at Brewsters, is spending few days with Robert Squires.
 Richard Meagher, who injured his foot two weeks ago, is at his work again in the dairy.
 While MT and Mrs H. D. Hine of New Milford were driving home from Wash ington on Sunday evening, in going down the hill east of E. w. Woodruff7s resi- dence, the strap that holds up the breech- ing of the harness gave away, letting the latter down under the horses heels, and the carriage against the horse. This caused him to give a spring which broke the cross piece of the shafts. MT Hine held him in so that he could not run away which caused him to kick, and after go- ing some dozen rods on the level ground Mrs Hine sprang out. MT Hine also jumped out and seized the horse by the bits. Help being near by the horse was soon released. Mrs Hine did not seem to be injured further than a nervous fright and shaking up in striking the ground.
 c. T. Woodruff has been sick with a grip cold and bronchial trouble, which has laid him by for more than week.
 c. A. Titus seems to be improving some.
 c. G. Fenn and Ellsworth W. FenL have signed contracts for the following jobs: The Swedish church, house fol John Carlson, and barn, 30x60 feet with basement for carriage rooms anC stable, and also rooms above for coach man, for W. B. Wadsworth. Work will begin on the church, this week.
 Miss Winnie Fenn is now in New Ha ven attending the Normal school. The honey crop of c. G. Fenn's amounts to HOO pounds of comb anG two hundred of extracted honey. A notable event in New Haven is the annual fall opening of millinery, cloaks capes and wraps of F. M. Brown & Go It will take place on Wednesday anG Thursday, October 3 and 4. This firm have an enviable reputation, nd this salt promises to draw thousands of people te their emporium.
 The republican caucus met at the hal on the Green, Monday evening. |
 1 Abiel Baldwin has some friends visit ing him from Aurora, III. l The stone work at the corner south O the iron bridge is great improvement for the road.
 The debating society formed at the EasEI street school promises to react mammoth proportions. Some of it's par ticipants may yet debate in the halls o Congress. They are soon to send chal lenge to the Calhoun street school liter ary society.
 Several of our city residences still re main open. Dr Holt and Mrs Heath re turned to the city, last week. | --------~~~---