The Newtown bee., 1896-09-11

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 THE SCHOOL arII. RINGS.
 Miss Th odvrt ~kidmo5" has returned ,o her du-irs d. teacher ill the Moody .vhool ac Northhe'd aod Wies Lucy as,- lcpd,rr as pupil; also Mis- Louise flaw ley of HawI"yviuc goes 4s pupil. Jc- -.ph Ioc has gone to Worcester acad- c,uy ard Herbert Kellogg to Cheshire academy.
 i rlAy sAttT ROAD ls SAFE.
 The aaCty road ia now open for tray- a ,aa is proving uI its friends expected ,ct,. P,o!l, 4r, no mere obliged to go p~ouud one or two mi.r+ 10 avoid the ? sngors If thc c-ossirgs ar .h, annoy a.cc of loog draye from trains. . E.. k @m1.1 ,9d ioaa.d Neclc, have Ir.s, comr.ocrd pp;ocpg the buildings of Yrs Andrew Northrop, in E"ztu'y. ] Mj@- ou.i" Whfrcomc was 70 u~forlu. n.t,a- to break her left wrt.t in btcy- >., ridlug.
 ! INV. Crc.n spent Sunday with Mr Id Mr. F. V. sni'h. UrJ F. ~u.tH, hca}sh onlear of The c.eo spent Monday fuuixattng the s,A.olhou.cs in town, thj' bejog now l0.ayg;y necessary rv,Hlrcmyot of lev. ' Tlc strong flames of sulphur were ba~d- .s suni,i ient to cleanse a4d render L.,b,- aoIa come of lh4 older e-hoo'bou-as \ .tch gre nothing more than homes Of. ms and m.cc, and A. 5u.h the odors u.lch pcrmcato the whole building are such th4t the mothers of many of our clfldrpn. who gre obliged to spend six h,urs Of the day, would stay there DO c. ger tImn thcy were obliged to.
 CD. II. Kellogg and Miss Julia u.vlry attended the dedication of the .qai4s cottage ot stocrs, on Wednesday.
 The -rDertmyr, by tn, advi,e of their counsel. have appealed the Wiouifrcd Hall case to a higher court. The family of Rev F, E. whitrome are spending week at St Paul's roytory, Nr wmtcome preaching on Sunday.
 Paul Jones has been spending a 0cef with his parents.
 Miss Grace Hawcs of Bridgeport. i> visiting Miss Matte Griffin.
 The three daughters of Dennis Allen, now of Middlobury, have returned to cheir home after three weeks visit with friends in Brookfold and Danbury
 Frank Wudman and his employer, MT Dean of Danbury, drove to LitchfoId on Sunday last and report being very much pleased with the place.
 Ray, son of W. F. Wndman, is sick and under the care of Dr Griswold.
 A daughter of Martin Myers, while vsitirg her sisters at L. J. sturdevant's, slipped on the cellar stars, making her quite lame.
 Miss EstelIe T'idman has returned home after a two weeks stay in New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs George Jones have enter tained their son, Paul Jones, of New York, during a short vacation.
 Miss Anna Church, after spending a few weeks with her parents here, has re- turned to TorriDgton.
 It is understood that John ThOrnhill will teach the school at the Center the coming season.
 Prof Curtis will open his school the l7th of this month.
 Mrs Lucy Thompson and son has vls- tied Mrs George Ferriss in New MIL ford.
 Miss Flora Howes has spent few weeks pleasantly with relatives in Dan- bury.
 Rev MT Whitcome has returned from bis vacation much improved in health.
 Charles Bennett of Long Meadow Hill Las been so unfortunata as to lose twt rice yearliDg heifers, supposed to have been poisoned.
 Mrs onda Osoifrs brother, who haI been so dangerously i'll, ia somewhat i'm proved.
 MT and Mrs Jesse |. James, with ti1ei household efFscta, moved to Botsford tn t fore part of the week where they hay ? purchased farm. Their many friend regret their departure.
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