The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

hotel tie will have the assistance o1 professional talent, including David
 Mics, lately with one of Charles Froh-
 mans companies in'rhe Masqueraders, ''
 also Miss Anita Hcndrie of Frohman's
 "CharIcy's Aunt" company Anton
 Heirdcl, who WAS heard SO tavoraby
 here, recently, is expected to assist.
 They will present the one-act comedy,
 ''Jach'4 uncle," played last season by
 Robert uinaird, and a onc-art play en-
 titled .NclIow Roses"
 Business Manager Charles C. Overton,
 of the Kings County Journal, and two
 daughters, Misses Snllio and Florence,
 are at Dicks hotel for d brief sojourn. Editor Ovcrton attended the Newtown
 Academy in Isis under the principalehip of Rev Mir kecler, and was a pupil with
 John B. Wheeler and others. MT Over ton has not visited Newtown since he left aa pupil. He sees great improvement
 in tn" way property is kept up in the
 Street, but dcpl0res the dymg condition oI the fine old clms. The Kings County
 Journal has circulation of lIOO, going largely in the suburbs of Brooklyn, Mr nvprton was welcomed visitor at TIE hrN office, He is a deacon in a Congrc- &atjoAaJ church where he Iiycs, the super a''ndr"t of the sunday school and actively interested in religious work.
 Miss Ruth Bradley of Boston is a guest of her sister, Mrs <. C. Bull, at Sandy Hook.
 Miss Jennic Eri~coe of sandy Hook is entertaining her friend, Miss Florence Al'is of Walliogford for d few days.
 Albert Raiser of Naugatuck visited Ncwtown frjcnde, this week.
 John Finnoll and Patrick Madigan, who have been at work at Jersey City, are at their homes here for two weeks soiourn.
 The children in the Street have reason to bless Wesley F. Hayes for his thought fulnoss. On Tuesday and Wednesday he @haprroncd two pfcuirs for them at Taun- ton fake. They all could not go in one party, so he gave up two days. His big wagon was brought into use, and how those youngsters did scream with de- light,
 Mrs F. l.. Beard returned to Cambridge n Monday, after visit with her father, P, II. allldmore, Miss Amy Beard of 'ambridge ard Miss Maude Skidmore of Bridgeport are now guests of their grand athcr.
 The Ladies' Whist Club encountered heir first stormy weather, last Friday, July 2I, when they were entertained by Mrs Julia A. Juds2n. Nevertheless the ull number were present and those who cnt substitutes did not do so on account 'f the storm. When the count was taken ,Irs Hitch proved the winner of the af- crnoon with a score Of IS.
 
 Among those who are summering at he home Of William Hawley in Hawley- ,ilIe are the families of Samuel Hoffman, dr Hosenbaum and Mr Hineman, all of New York
 Miss Bessie l.. Beers returned Wednes- lay from a six-wecks' stay in the White Mountains at Bethlehem, N. II,
 The ahopmates of James scanlon very ,indIy remembered him with purse to lelp him out on his long continued ill., less.
 The children of the Congregational sunday school will keep August II in T hind. That is the day when the people if the Congregational church are to meet in their annual summer out i ng and picnic by the side of Taunton t lake. All are Invited, of course, the I parents, and everybody who is in any ' way connected with this church. They l .lways have good time, and that is ( eason why it does not take much urg- [ ng to get most people to go. Games, ,oats, music, and the contents of the big are only suggestions of ( what is to be there.
 Mrs Helen L. Cowles of New Haven, 4 vas a guest at P. H. Skidmore's over i sunday. Mrs Cowles is deeply interest ( d in religious work among the. seamen. '
 Harry Orgelman went fishing with his .un in the Mantle Mills pond, recently, nd captured carp that weighed eight mp one.half pounds. He presented Jus ( ice Davtnn with ina fl sh vyhn vrnuavvo