The Newtown bee., 1896-09-25


 to him is no small privilege, and his visit here will be long remembered.
 Following the Bible lecture came cheery, informing and attractive address from Charles D. Hine of New Britain on "Education by the Free Public Library" The free library question is being venti lated here now and will doubtless assume more defnate stage than this. A GRAND RE UNION AT THE SEA SHORE MT and Mrs Gilbert Williams of Water town, MT and Mrs Gilbert W illiamg of Roxbury Falls, MT and Mrs William Lockwood of Sandy Hook, Mir and Mrs Allanson Atwood of Watertown and Mrs Frank Smith of Towantic, with their families, spent 10 days at RusselI's grove in the cottage of Henry c. Mitchell, re- turning from their pleasant vacation on Monday, the l4Ch. Each one voted to repeat the family vacation again next September. Bathing, fishing and dig ging clans was the order of the day and cooked in every style.
 F. A. TYRRELL APPOINTED POSTMASTER
 AT ORToN.
 Fred Tyrrell has been appointed post master at Roxbury Falls, having changed the name to Orton. All the neighbors hope he will keep it for many a year, as it was very badly needed. He has bought the boxes and full equipment of Gilbert Williams, who resigned a short while ago on account of other duties.
 Mower Brothers have taken down their large horse barn and are to put it up again on the place occupied by I. M. Booth. Egbert Bradley is doing the work.
 A slight misunderstanding has arisen between our esteemed friends, c. Wien deveg and Charles HartwelI of Judd's Bridge, and it is to be decided by the courts at some future day.
 Miss Sarah Beardsleylspent a few days, last week, with friends out of town.
 There is to be a sociable at Mrs Henry Bronson's, September 30.
 The Methodist Society held pleasant sociable at Mrs A. Wilsey's, last week.
 Mrs F. E. Wetmore is entertaining her brother, Nelson G, Wickham and wife, from New Durham, NJ.
 The Center schoolhouse has been much improved in appearance by a new coat of paint. Clara Garrison is now able to be out of doors.
 F. Edward Wetmore and his uncle, visited his cousin, John Mallette in Bridgewater, last Sunday.
 Their is some talk of raising funds for B free public library. It would undoubt- edly be appreciated by all, especially by he young people.
 Charles W. Hodge spent Sunday out 1f town.
 The mission service at TyrreI's hal was well attended, Sunday evening.
 Joseph Elwell, who resided in Rox- bury in his youthful days, and after wards in New Haven, few years, but 1ow located in Florida, is visiting his mother, Mrs Hiram Elweu.
 Miss Jennie Trowbridge has returned aome from three months visit with friends in Waterbury and Seymour. Mrs Charles Robinson of Waterbury las been the guest of Mrs Henry Trow- bridge for the past week, returning home 'n Sunday with her husband, who drove 'Ver Saturday night.
 Carriage Maker Trowbridge entertain- d friends from Waterbury, the past week.. John Morris is out with three-horse cam, having secured from Woodbury aIuable addition. P. H. Squire and wife of New Milford ook advantage of the beautiful Sunday zeather and drove over to Roxbury and 1ade Mir squire's brother, c. T. Squire, ! uite visit. They find him still unable 1; ? use his arm but his general health is 2 ttle improved. George Barnes on Sunday entertained :