The Newtown bee., 1896-05-22

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 METHODIST CHURCH NOTES E,1 b. I}..u.t:. ur, p,redjrg z elder, will pr,l,h m tu. M.:hadl-t eLUrch, Sandy Hook. u,N ~u.dav rtojuug. a'd hold the ii sr rsur,"|v cnofrrrr." Nllurda} evening.
 Eohorf porrhrr ujurrd ht4 rye in the oncr, E-t N,.t, Hnl haE been cbIjEd d to leave h hu-in, fur few days. On Monday hc vcut ,, bj- home at Middle field. where hjs frhrr, Rev F.. II. Dutch CT, w"s "gpoJurcd, lhJ+ -prjrE'
 Nrs Wmtun of /oar is vi-i,iug her daughter, MIs T. II. HMrkmon.
 Mrs George F Fowler of Springfield, Mass, a sister of Mrs Sarnh II. Smith of Bridgeport. ha~ bcrn stricken Wish apo plrxy, and k not expected to recover. John II. Blackmnn ha. hNugtrg on the hook in his ua. krt the quarters of a splendid steer, ~hich lippru the scales to the tune uf l~IO. Tommic CIrls n, MT RlackmAn's popular AssistDnt, made a gue-s on he animaI nf $500. It dressed about = pounds to tn" huudrrd, and the lusciou- spak- from this aIjwal will be served to Mir BMckuau'H Custonr cs on Saturday.
 The ledi.' pra, cr mrotng will he hald next Tur.duv at3 prn Nr. Graham. Mrs McUurn of l'ioLrrllrId t+ on the sick list.
 Both Father Fux aud Father smith were in Now Milford, Thur4daV, in at- tendance nt the 35fh anuivrrsarv Of St Nuvicr's Roman 'a;ha)lc church.
 Harry Orglrmau has been doing some yeoman service on the sidewalk in front of his futher's home at the Hook, this week, filling up the wNshCd IlSCcs and making nice even walF. lC i, hoped his good example in walk making will be infectious.
 Druggist x C. Bull haa been at work on his soda fouItain, this week. putting 1t in shape for the summer campaign, If itS cooling temperance drinks are sought after to qucnch thirst and the patronage of the saloons about town thereby lesscned it will be more than a public benefit.
 Have you tried Werner, Taylor & Cur ts ten and coffee. If not, do SO, they will do you good.
 While working on the iron grdeIs tC the bridge being built over the raceWaJ of the Mantle MilIs, at the Hook, one O. the men slipped from his perch anC tumbled into the raCeway. Az abou two and one.half feet of water was un der where he sGruck the only disCOmht ure was his unexpected bath.
 John Schumacher, at the Hook, ha been entertaining his father and broth CT from Newark, N. J. Mir and MT ~ hermon Lang have also been guests a the home of the genial barber.
 Miss Jennie Clark of Brooklyn ha been spending a few days at Taylor's Inc tel at the Hook, this week.
 Mrs Mary Eddy of Danbury has bee passing a few days in town, this week, guest of Mr and Mrs W. E. Sntien q Sandy Hook.
 Edward Peabody, the oculist, was 2 W. B SnlIen's store on May l5, lG, and 10. During his stay in town | stopped with Landlord Taylor.
 The work of making temporary roa' way beside Carmody's bridge has bee progressing this week, to be used wbi the bridge is being torn up and a ne iron bridge put in it's place. The n, roadway ia at the south of the bridE and ekittish horses may ODlGcb, put lL the best that cnnld he done.
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 Taylor & McGran now have their u dertakng office open In Fostcflice bloc at the Hook, and as in the past V promptly attend to all calls.
 St Mary's Social and Literary Club a planning for grand clam bake to given on Decoration day.
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 Wheeler Drew of Bridgeport pass the last two weeks with his son, Fra Drew of Hawleyvllle.
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 Mr and Mrs S. A. Blaekman enterta cd party of friends from Bridgep' over Sunday.
 Thomas Donovan of Springfield, Mas spent Sunday in Hawleyville.
 The family of A G. Baker return their pleasant Washington home, tl week, after passing few months in Ha leyvilie.
 A. Weaver of Danbury passed Sund In uawleyville.
 Many Newtown people have bfen vored with copies of The Clothing Jo