The Newtown bee., 1894-08-10

S his head and shoulders, rendering him insensible for a little while. He was carried into his house not far of and, though suffering severe pain for awhile, is now, Tuesday, doing as well as could be expected.
 Mrs Bronson, who has been quite sick, is improving in health.
 Mir and Mrs c. A. Titus spent last Thursday and Friday in Woodbury with Sherman Richmond and his mother, formerly old neighbors.
 The missionary society met, this week Wednesday, with Mrs Sherman Wood- ruff.
 William Bartlett Brinsmade, son of John c. Brinsmade, died very suddenly on Wednesday eve eniDg after short, but severe illness. The funeral was private Rev Mir Turner was at P. G. Seeley's over Sunday.
 George Garrison from Litchfield spent a few days with his friend, Russell Clark, last week.
 Henry Foulois is erecting new barn. There was very entertaining musica le at A. D. Woodruff7s Monday evening. An auctioneer from Waterbury has been sel ling Yankee notions for few evenings past.
 John Ryden and daughter, Alma, went to Stamford, last week, to attend the funeral of cousin.
 Rev MT Breckinridge has been in town for few days.
 Henry Slocum and D. N. Knowles are building barn for Henry Woodruff at New Preston Depot.
 Wilbur Osborne and wife of New Mill friends.
 MT Chapman, wife and child of Derby, have been spending several days at Will bur Kilbourne's.
 Mrs William Harris of Litchtield has been visiting few days with Mrs Henry Frisbe.
 MT Jackson, an organist from Norwalk and who has been staying with Dr Spen- cer for week, 0 fficiated at the organ in St Johns church, Sunday ,and also at the Town hall, Sunday evening.
 The Congregational choir was very ab- ly assisted by the Misses Corbett, Sum- day. One sang beautiful solo.
 Dea Charles Hickox lost a valuable watch and chain, Monday.
 The Bronson Brothers gave party to 1 of their young friends, Tuesday after noon. Everyone seemed to enjoy them selves and especially the delicious ice cream.
 Miss Carrie Taylor of sharon has been staying on Church hill with her friend, Miss Annie Gibson. for a short vacation
 The entertainment, s.The Dream oi Fair Women and HRuth's Romance,' ,' which was postponed last week will be presented this week Friday evening. Ii is for the benefit of the library.
 The great gala day for Mains show and menageries in New Milford on Mon day drew large number of families t' see the wonderful performances O | trained animals, human and quadrupedal which he exhibits. Probably the littl' ones as we'll as some older found tn, truth of the wise mans saying, s'tha the eye is not satisfied with seeing ant | hearing,'' and that tired minds an, muscles soon find limit of endurance | Rev MT Carter gave an excellent dis course, last Sunday, upon Paul's words "Howbeit, that is first which is natural then that which is spiriIualn the natura signifying the animal man, then the de velopment of the divine man, the soul. Dogs got into the sheep of 0. H. Ma son, last week, but were frightened ava before they did any damage. l Harry Armstrong of New Haven hs been spending the summer at the hom, stead of c. H. Mason. Mr Armstrong father, sister and brother arrive, tn week, for stay.
 A. A. Titus and l.. E. Randall now flu nish cream to that enterprising creamer man, MT Ford of Marketable. Robe Seabnry ia to furnish cream to him als MT Titus has shipped milk to New Yoi for several years.
 Contractor George Noble has been q ing quite an extensive job On the barr of Roadmaster Garrison at Roxbnry St tion on the Futile place. The barns ha been practically built over and put in N I condition, the way Mr Garrison | lieyes in having things. Wednesday evening, August 15, the will be an entertainment, fair and supp given by the Swedish Lutheran churc fl A number of pastors of the Luther church will be present. The cleric quartette of the Hartford district V sing and an enjoyable time generally
 expected. A cordial invitation is exter ed to all.
 BANTAM. Mrs Clemmons has returned from |