The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

George Clinghan and Miss Clarice Clinghan returned to their respective du- ties, last Saturday.
 Seeley Perry has been shingling a house for Miss Julia Turney.
 Isaac Wells has been building 8 kiln for Zalmon Purdy and is now building a silo for H. w. Edwards.
 Arthur Curtiss is spending few days at Block Island.
 Miss Gill of Brooklyn is visiting Mrs Charles Nichols.
 Mrs William Craft is suffering with malaria. Her mother, Mrs Lucinda Johnson, is caring for her.
 Miss Edith Mathewson of Providence, L. l., is the guest of Mrs James Lord.
 Frederick Beach of Trumbull lost a valuable horse here, last Sunday.
 Harry Miller of New Jersey is spend ing short time at I. W. Wells.'
 Mrs Lewis Edwards has visited in Bridgeport the past week.
 Miss Linda Thorpe and Mrs Charles Milton and children of Bridgeport are visiting at M. H. Thorpe's.
 Mrs Eliza Richmond of Woodbury has visited at W. F. Selleck's.
 MT and Mrs Bates of Bethel spent Sunday at F. M. Canfield's. Miss Edith returned with them after a weeks visit.
 George Hayes has sold COW to Percy Ryan.
 Clark Kee1er seems doubly afflicted at the present time, besides being not able to walk without crutches, he has to take his sleep in chair, having not been in bed in more than week.
 Master Lonnie Nichols is visiting his uncle, Edwards Beardsley.
 Misses Annie and Helen Conway of New Haven have been boarding at Will, liam Candee's.
 Little Louie Sims, while playing ip the field, came in contact with a nest of hornets and was badly stung about the head before help arrived.
 Charles Hawley, during friendly wrestle broke window with his fore head, leaving quite gash.
 picnic party composed of the Sun day schools and parishioners of Christ church, Tashua, and Christ church, Eas- ton, will spend the day, next Tuesday, the 27th, at Pleasure Beach. Others who may wish to join them are invited.
 Miss Helen Seeley, in honor of her lit tie guest, Miss Florence Hull of Ansonia, gave o'clock tea to the little girls and boys of the village.
 Miss Edith Mathewson of Providence, R, l., is the guest of Mrs James Lord. Miss Mathewson is in the junior year at Brown University.
 Mrs William Johnson of Monroe is caring for her daughter, Mrs William Craft, who has been quite sick.
 Mrs Albert Hull and daughter of An sonia are guests of Miss Emily Seeley.
 Miss Maud Beach, who has been en- tertained at Miss May Osborn's, is at Mrs 0. McEwen Beardsley's, at Stevenson.
 Mrs William Blackman and daughter and Mrs Homer Toucey of Danbury are guests of Mrs Levi Blackmsn.
 Mrs Sylvia Brown of Hartford is guest of her sister, Mrs Stephen Hayes.
 Presiding Elder Beach will preach in the Methodist church, Sunday next, at 1 o'clock and hold quarterly conference after service. Dr Beach is very inter- esting speaker.
 The Beach Brothers of Trumbull, on their return from drive to Newtown on Sunday, late in the afternoon, and upon reaching this village found their horse to be quite sick and after removing the har- ness took the horse to Moses Hull's barn to care for him, but all efforts on their part were unsuccessful, the horse dying in less than an hour.
 Miss Carrie M. Hull has visited Miss Lillian Lewis of Monroe.
 5. O. Nichols and E. o. Osborne are in Danhury, guests of Harry Nichols.
 B. Hawley &5 Co.,, at their great auc- tion sale, next Tuesday, will give the people grand chance to buy some most desirable household goods at very low prices. When they say tno reserve'' they mean it, and the goods are grand lot, but they were bought right and away they go, going, gone to the lucky man.
 Miss Mamie White of Bridgeport is guest of Miss Corning.
 Mir and Mrs Frederick Osborn of Brewster, N. r., were guests of Zalmon PurdY.