The Newtown bee., 1894-01-19
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Ih0maS O'Hara Is SICK WlbH Lue grip. His daughter, Mrs Richard Meagher, is quite feeble yet.
 Mrs Robert Black, at last reports, was on the gain.
 The Echo Farm Co.,, commenced housing ice, Tuesday.
 Ice was cut last week on Kilborn's dam, 15 inches in thickness.
 Edward Call has rented his new build- ing, opposite May Kingman's, to some out of town party.
 John Dohlstrom and his wife arrived h ,me, Monday night, after a two weeks visit in Bridgeport.
 Ezra B,ebe, who has been visiting at his daughters, Mrs James Lofiand's, left here, Tuesday, for Cleveland, Ohio, -ac- companied by his son, Elmer.
 Mrs l.. M. Logan and son, Clifford, are spending some time with her parents in Bloomfield.
 Our builder, George Mobiles, is about to erect tenement house on the land be- longing to Horace Warner, southeast of the Green.
 H. E. Bradley, has excavated cellar preparatory to building a horse barn just east of his residence.
 Mrs E. N. Beach is very feeble, and Miss Edith Beach is suffering from the grip. Miss Edith Smith takes her place for the present at Calhoun street school.
 Rev Dr Spencer returned on Friday from a brief visit to the city.
 s. Ford Seeley and wife spent some time in New York the past week, the guest of Dr. Ford.
 A. C. Titus delivered car load of po- tatoes in New Haven, last Wednesday
 Edson E. eeley made a flying trip to Bridgeport and New Haven, last Friday.
 C. $. Engles has been laid by with the grip for a few days.
 Dr 0. Brown has also been obliged to devote his undivided attention to a per sonal visitation of the same disease.
 Mrs Robert Black is slowly improving, but at present writing is not able to leave her bed.
 ". c. Brinsmade is contemplating erecting a residence on "rhe Syndicate" east of the Green.
 It is reported that Orestes Hickox will occupy the place known as the Pond place, the coming year.
 James Brazie and wife have returned from their trip South, and arrived just in time for MT Brazie to appraise the damage by fire on Frank Stoughtons cattle, which he insured not long since.
 NIr and Mrs H. H. Warehouse went to New York, last week, to consult emi- nent urgical aid in reference to having an operation performed upon Mrs. More house for the removal of a cancer. The surgeons say it is too late and fear that death might result from the effect.
 Daniel N. Garfield went to New Mill ford last week Tuesday, to stay with his daughter, Mrs. F. Kinney.
 Those who were named as being sick, last week, are doing better, but there are others taking their places.
 Manley O'Hara, who went to Florida sometime since, did not receive much benefit, and has gone on to Denver, Col. It is reported that his brother, Lawyer O'Hara of Bridgeport, has gone with him.
 Miss Nellie Bunnell has had another cupping operation performed for the re- moval of water around the heart, and her situation is very critical.
 Arthur c. Titus carried his tobacco crop to Soule's warehouse in New Mill ford, on Monday, to have it assorted. There were quite nnmber of the weed growers who attended the meeting in New Milford, Saturday, to discuss the outlook for retaining the $2 tariff on 1 Sumatra tobacco.
 Selectman Kilborn represents Rising 1 Sun lodge at the session of the grand | lodge at Hartford, this week.
 The quartet of Washington grange, who sang by request at the meeting of the state grange at Hartford, last week, received words of praise on every side. | c. c. Ford and wife and Louis A. Ma son of this place and Watson Frisbie of Woodbury, spent last week in Hartford, in attendance upon the state grange. While there they stayed with R. w. Ford, formerly of Washington. MT. and Mrs. Ford were glad to see their old time friends and entertained them hand somely. Ford's boarding house on Cap itol avenue is popular one and they have at present fifty or more regular boarders.