The Newtown bee., 1894-07-13
NEW PRESTON
AT THE LOOMARWICK.

The delightfully."- situated Loomarwick is, as usual. filled with guests. Among the permanent guests for the season are MT and Mrs H. Harney and family of New York; Mir and Mrs J. A. Culbert and family, Brooklyn; Misses Elizabeth | and Anna Culbert, Brooklyn; J. H. 1 Franklin, superintendent of the New York Central, and family; MT and Mrs 1 c. W. Plyer, New York; Mir and Mrs Alexander Caldwell, New York; pr J. H. Mahaney, professor in Trinity col 1 lege, and wife; Mir and Mrs John A. Balester, New York; MT and Mrs Jack son Burr and family, Brooklyn; MT and Mrs Charles Miller and family, Brook lyn; Rev Archibald McCullah, Jr., Brooklyn; Frederick Eagle, Miss Eagle, Brooklyn; G. c. Plyer, New York Burton Harris, Philadelphia. | Robert Kirk again arrived with Mrs s.
 c. Goodhue's horses, last week, at Ar
 row Point, but has gone back to her
 farm at Staten Island, this week, to
 bring more for the season here.
 Mir Dougherty and family of New
 Jersey, after a three years absence, are
 again at George c. Hopkins for the
 summer.
 Frank Marvin is at present driver on
 M. G. Taylor's mail stage daily, to and from New Milford.
 Daniel G. Marshall and helper of Tor
 rington are fast erecting new horse
 barn for John Burr, near Greyrock cot
 tage, Lakeside.
 Postmaster H. w. Brown was confined
 to his home at Lakeside by illness, Sun day.
 John H. Lyman left here, last Sunday for Kent, where he will visit his sister Mrs B. Pratt, for week or longer, be fore returning to his mercantile duties , in New York City.
 = Mir and Mrs J. H. Marcy and Mr. Cuwles of Litchfeld visited at Mrs Isaac <. Browns, July 1.
 MT and Mrs c. W. Pickett of New Ha ven were at Mrs L. M. Sperry's, July Q Mrs Edward Hull and her granddaugh h - ter, May Judson, went to Bethel, las . Saturday. Mrs Hull is expected back f this week, with her grandson, Harolt 1 Judson.
 ! Although Chicago dressed beef is re c ported scarce article, J. B. Stillson' l. market has showed no diminuation il l quantity and variety of meats. M |. Stillson, with his most excellent helper '' Robert Armstrong, knows just wher ' the best native stock can be found ant s their facilities are such that they can a j. any time fill the large market with tn
 choicest of meats at most popular prices e Thomas c. Black still sells large quan a titles of grain to those who know wher - the best quality is found at lowest prices 0 Walter Kinney of Meriden was in thi place, last week.
 f. Rev H. Upson and wife returned o IF Tuesday evening of last week, from e two weeks visiting tour. d Dr Barrows and family of Hartfor
 are visiting at John s. Gunn's. e Mrs Remus Cogswell, last Saturda h evening, presented her husband with o son and daughter, which increased tn
 number of her children from three [ n five.
 IS Henry K. Warner is now engaged thre l. nights of each week in attending Charle
 c. Lennon, in place of J. E. Wheaton !. MT and Mrs Anson Wedge of Danbur k were at James McHan's over July 4. ,,' F. F. Bolles is receiving goodl
 amount of orders for fine monuments !. work at his marble shop here and wit his efficient helper, John Ludgate, :, performing as fine work as will be foun :, in any part of the state, l. MT and Mrs w. 0. Futile of Wood l. bury were at George s. Lyman's, ove t Thursday night of last week. Rev MT Lewis exchanged pulpit > with Rev Mr Vaughan of Roxbury, las Sunday morning, and Communion SCI e vice was held at the church here afte the morning sermon.