The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30
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TOWN AND PERsoNAI. NOTE,


 TOWN AND PERSONAL NOTES.
 James A, Mallett and Edward Judson have gone to Boston and vicinity, for two weeks outing.
 William Latin and sister, Mrs Carrie M. Beardsley, have returned home from a trip to the Adirondacks.
 E. r. Beardsley of Waterbury spent Sunday in town.
 Robert Howard Russell, the author, of New York, has been spending few days ID town.
 hall, Monday evening, September '.
 John Rhoades of New York, has been in town for few days.
 Miss Margaret Stratton of Wellesley college has visited friends in town.
 The town officials are enforcing the law against riding bicycles on the side walks. Five were gathered in, last Sun- day, and forfeited bonds of $10 each.
 Capt Wheeler's "Clytie," and Capt Goes Hero" started for race, last Saturday, but managed to run afoul of Capt Knights "Sharpeen off the Club House, damaging the "Clytie" so that she was unable to proceed, and the race was declared off.
 John McCurley was brought before Justice Peck, charged with being 8 tramp.
 The regular meeting of the Veterans association was held, Monday evening".
 Clifford Curtiss has visited friends in WOodmOnt.
 George A. Fairchild has been st Wal nut Grove for few days outing.
 Constable Stagg and family have re- turned from trip to Canada. John Peterkin and family, of Brooklyn, N. r., are spending few days at the Benjamin house, on their way home from summer sojourn at Pi5tsburg. Clinton < Holmes have their new stores about ready for occupancy.
 Our ancient weather prophets are prop hesying an extremely hard winter. Miss Emma Allen, who has been visit. ing her brother, on East Broadway, has l returned to her home at Yonkers. N. ' W. Il. Smith has gone to Lake George. Rev George w. Judson and wife have | returned to their home in Orange, Mass It is reported that several large sharks | have been seen near the mouth of the river within & tew days. Miss Ida Atwood, organist of Christ church, has gone to Massachusetts, for a short visit.
 J. Sanford Saltus and wife, are the guests of o. s. Hubbell. Miss Parmalee, of Walingford, who has been visiting the Rhoades family, or |
 Mrs and Miss Goodwin have returned from Pittsfeld, where they have beer during the month of August.
 MT and Mrs c. Jacobson gave theil daughter, Sophie, a birthday party 1 Saturday.
 Mrs E. J. Peck has been very i'll bu is reported decidedly better.
 D. c. Wood is reported to have crol of at least 1000 bushels of onIons. | Mr and Mrs Payne, of California, art visiting Mrs J. W. Dufour.
 Three new houses are being built a | haryey's Farms.
 R. W. Curtis read paper at the meet ing of Housatonic Grange, Saturday evening.
 Harry Thompson has gone to tn, White Mountains.
 J. k. Coe has gone to Boston.
 Sir Knight William Bristol accompani ed Hamilton Commandery, K. T., O Bridgeport. to Boston, to attend thu triennia1 eonclave.
 The Congregational Sunday school pic week, and had royal good time.
 Trolley parties are all the rage. ant one or more pass through town almos every day. i Mir and Mrs Kalbf1ieseh of Brooklyn who have spent the summer in town have returned to their home.
 Miss Minnie Strong has gone to New Canaan to spend few days. The fall term at the Union business col lege, Main and Congress streets, Bridge port, opens September ?. This school l provides more students with positions than all other schools in Bridgeport com olned. Write for new catalogue.