The Newtown bee., 1895-04-26

matIeT OI town nall nere, GnlS year If all will do what they can, may it not be reality and success this coming summer?
 James Feeney commenced work for sherman Cogswell for the season, last week. Wherever James has previously worked he has invariably given satisfac. tion.
 The Literary society held their bi- monthly meeting with Mrs Edward Hull on Monday afternoon of last week. The subject for the meeting was Nathaniel Hawthorne.''
 Mrs 0. J. Winans, by the skill of E. 5. Holcomb, has enjoyed from her gar den hot bed the earliest lettuce, radishes, spinach, etc., of anyone in this vicinity. MT and Mrs Remus Cogswell were called suddenly to part with their only toy Ca twin) by death early on Tuesday morning of last week; cause of death, pneumonia, age of child, nine months, the twins being their youngest children. The funeral was attended at MT Cogs- wells on Wednesday afternoon, Rev MT Upson officiating
 Frank c. Sperry and bride of Orange, Ct., were at MT Sperry's grandfather's s John s. Gum, in this place from Tues day till Friday of last week.
 Frank $. Humphrey of Redfield, South Dak., gave his parents here, MT and Mrs G. $. Humphrey, surprise. early last week, by his appearance at their dc or. He will remain here for short time to greet his relatives and old time friends.
 We are informed that Mrs s. c. Good. hue, who is seen for several weeks here each summer at her residence at Arrow Point, Lakeside, sailed for Europe from New York City on April IF, expecting to pass most of her time till July in the south of France.
 Charles Buher was in New York City the first three days of last week. 4sh l
 MT and Mrs J. B. Wilson passed the latter part of last week in Bridgeport and New Haven.
 Some interior painting is being done by Edward Hull and L. A. Tyrrell at Loomarwick Inn at Lakeside. s
 H. W. Beeman still continues in i'll health. -5.5 .Ef j*--5
 Miss Emily Tyrrell's condition is more feeble than it has been for some weeks previous.
 Maj Walter Burnham is remodelling and thoroughly repairing the barn op- posite his cottage on Lake street, which was recently purchased by him. of the D. Jacus estate. ..,..
 J. D. Cramsey recovers quite slowly from his late bronchial trouble.
 Dea Dayton Burnham, with his first clerk, Myron E. Cable, passed three days of last week in New York City on busi- ness connected with spring selections of goods for MT Burnham's store here. We are glad our friend Cable had the privi- lege and we hope to him benefit of ab- senting himself from his post of duty here, for even so short time. where he he has been so faithful for many years.
 Mrs J. A. Glover is again convalescipg.
 Mrs J. B. Sharpe was added to the sick list here, last week, by chill and subsequent weakness.
 Mrs G. B. Rowland suffered from an attack of the grip, last week.
 Robert c. Whittlesey passed Wednes- day night of last week at the home of his brother, Rev Nathan Whittlesey in New Haven.
 Alfred Cable is again able to walk to the store and post office from his resi- dence on pleasant days.
 William c. Hopkins will soon have one of the most convenient residences and one most imposing in appearance about Lake Waramaug for home, except possibly his father, whose house is situ ated on slightly higher ground and which he soon intends to raise up still higher, several feet. making it large three story house with all the modern improvements possible. We can only wish that many others about this place and Lake Waramaug had MT Hopkins ambition and the necessary means to carry out their desires.