The Newtown bee., 1896-07-24
LitchficId County Jews.
WATERFOWL.

NOTES FROM ST JOHNS iIURCH The ceremony of blessju the Mt St ! James cemetery will takplacc Sunday. July 2G, Ut p. m. }shop Tierney
 officiating. The NcrYEev T. A. Mul-
 cahy, V. G., will prcav the sermon. If
 ia intended to invite ie town officials
 and some of the pria@al citizens to be present.
 Wednesday cvr1z. July 22, Rev
 Father O'N,n, wL Conducted mission
 horo some time aA> zAv1 a lecture in St
 Johns church.
 Commencing "m last Sunday there
 will be nn hiy' mass ur vesper~ in St
 Johns cmuch rri' September. A sElIol En rECJLAE ACCIpFNT.
 Arthur W.Icr, formerly employed by l tho Russell Brothers, butchers in Oak
 vile. met .th a serious accident few
 days ago hte washing out the meat
 v4.gou. ! slipped Qnd caught his right
 arm brr the elbow on meat hook
 which ,t the main artery. He was cauyht such way that he could not
 ~rl.4.rhjmsclf His whole weight came ron inc arm. His screams soon hroult assistance and I)r ~chuclhc was va., who dressed the wound.
 Ys Lyman Sporry has been sick with r.Iumatory rheumatism. 1 Mrs Henry locson hpd a runaway one lay, la-t week, winch might have been lcrjous. Nr~ Incean hilchod up her ,rother's ho~-c and in doing so failed to sestcu the girt. She had just got into in" wagon when the horse started on -un Mrs Iueson ptdlod on thr lines un- ] 3uc nf 5hcm broke, Then iu pulling ,u rlr turr ,Lr hof- .u~urd l0 one side g the wagon and throwing her ut. She va~ considerably shaken but tIt seriously hurt, Her bIothcr-in.law, William HosknYs. u.d not come off 30 asy. Ill., caught the horse and rode him 'omc bareback. Since then Mir Hos sings has been wondering whether he i. ,oing to be a cripple for life,
 Roy Robert Pcgrum started, lastSatur. lay, for the s"a shore. He expects to be gone two weeks. In the meantime his ,larc will be filled by Rev Walter V. ;ay, former Baptist minister.
 l.. 0 FrasicE of Mt Vernon, \. Y, md Prof Drummer of .Adclbert college, IevcIaud, O., were the guests of Mir one day, last week. They ode from New Haven on their wheels. topping over night with Mir MarrgratT ,Hd left the next morning for the White Mountains by way of Ijtchtield and the }erkshirc Hills.
 Jack Downcy lost one of his horses, ast week. The animal got loose in the ,arn and getting at the oat bin he evi. lcntiy atc more than was good for him ls hc died the next day. The loss of this horse is serious one to MT DowncY as lis horses is his only means of support.
 The annual reunion of the Connecticut 'avalry association will take place in he Town hail. Watortowu, Wednesday, August g.,
 First th, eim brclc, then the army Nnrm! What next: A fair sample of N hot those worms can do may be seen on ! piece of oa.s belonging to Charles Warner, on Cutler avenue. We should nope tnnt these pests have not come to .tay.
 X string of G2 f-h, the result of two hours fishing on smiths pond is the re- ,ord of Hubert Bassctt and E. W. Bun. nell.
 H. Nj. Upson, who nas been conGoed to the house with typhoid fever, Is re- ported slowly improving.
 Miss Bessie Cook has been engaged to teach the fifth room in Center district school, in place of Miss Minor resigned
 Mrs John Bryant ard daughter have gone to Simsbury for few days.
 Charles Nj, Main, late in the employ of W. J. Munson, has moved into the house >AuLA LII Y Q b' di JlGC s'
 l.. Mclean Buckingham and his broth CT, Charles, have returned from their trip to Cape Cod,
 A watch was picked up on one of cur sidewalks the other day by Georgie Zeidlcr. The adjourned meeting of the district school, was held in the south room, last Saturday evening, E. B. Lock- wood in the chair. The committee ap- pointed to look into the matter of fixing up the basement for inc play room for the children, presented estimates of the cost of laying different kinds of flooring. Very few voters of the district were pre- sent and it was voted to buy the whole matter on the table indefinitly.
 Miss Flora Benson of Boston, ard Mrs W. k. Butcher of Sherman are tha guests of MT and Mrs Edwin Fitch.