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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

bsTaard J. wsfrrs. the champion
na'snr Sprinter. eSaayed 70 loser the
zle's record for three hundred yards.
b. By Harry Huschens. the English
evsessional. over a G,raigbtRway path
~ troi,lng track NJ Readsills. Boa
ss, Mass. recently. The track vas
sns condition. having been specially
fspaTsd. bg, strong sind was bios.
sg directly across II. which greatly
a'sfssFsd sith the work Of the Fupner.
~ nus; Be held responsible for hls
iaafs. Wefsra not reaching the goal
the lapse Of ~ f-sa. ksnningson.
s's,on amateur. lad a start Of thirty.
= yards and Was caught By wcfers
ess hundred and Nifty yards. but the
Z siad caused him 10 fsltcr al two
saefed and forty yards. and II was
fhasat tina, the record would not be
saaisd- John Graham. John Bowles
sa Psier Kelly took the time, weferu
= much disappointed because Of bis
aisrR. and As he returns 10 his studies
SeofEeioNn college this seek. II ID
9 iikely that he viii repeat the al.
mp. this year
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

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rw~ No Annpw ~ ssz ,ssHE af aazE ELS
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~ q prn1s 1Esner sez@sHw - 1llE apgsS-
As-1L E< ssm@~ EnDseaE g g neE
1esza e D~s1E - - 1a< 1rzx m.zm
{ sH<r saw N4sS @M<ie9 $50 banHs@n
zzansrDsgT s@S esgenzss rz@m- - Hzs
zlesg pseENzE 11szx ~ rze rag -
ssacsamg ssra@en 1asn szg Dls1aes 10
- gezEEe ss--1z
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02
pssmeas efsnss,

PITCHER aicaols. Of Boston, has not
MADE "A error ehfs season, lie has
taken part IN afty-two games.
Ice Regley Of ffs BaItImores, denies
tsaf Ne IL 20 be married. also that hs
d aaxgoas 10 play In New York.
Mike salligsn, the New York pitch
A., mas returned TO Boston, where he
viii practice law during the winter,
q, EaFts Wagner opfaes that Louis
wife and So. Louis would net profit
a sl006o0 win frst division teams,
George Retsgsr. the Milwsakee Pitch
sr, was married 10 Miss Kittie Jen-
ttn~, recently, st ~, Johns Cathedral,
Mlfwaakse,
Dahlen's suIklnsss and frequent re-
keglgon IL attributed f0 the fact that he
only draws 81 800 from the Chicago
Club,
Tom Lynch has entered upon tho da@
Ties of managing his thsster IN Con
nsetsest, He viii umpire again next
season,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

Fred schade. the crack Southern
rider. has retired for the season.
The big indoor track at Chicago is
a great winner. Crowds run from 5000
TO 10000,
The brooklyn Citizens" ten-mile
road race was won by J. y. Hutchinson,
Brooklyn, D. c. C3m. 1850 in 20 1875,
The N. C. u, OF England, Is consid-
ering the adyisability Of abolishing
nrofessional pacing In amateur racing,
Ray Mcdonald. the professional
rider. intends to spend the winter ~
California preparing for next seasons
spring circuit.
II Is proposed TO have indoor rae
ing twice week at the Chicago Coli
senm track, and II Is probable that q
colony Of racing men VIII locate ID
that vicinity
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02


eas Cpsg 90 no 90 a. vel az fzat pear,
b0H SSoas sspIsassf 1895, AfaaeaSogfs
aEa6s E@peg ~ sp4se ~ aag sssteaseAGs
~ eas @gstsasy> The safaFy I5ss was
Ma, sas fhSre sae q eBt, 4a6 ms
as9Ms considerable NJ, flames told
MS OE9g a e1sget ffase ae0 fkeg woald
0Nis $500 eIsHers and fass ~ . great
%@sf sog q e5ab VIII sgcis . salaFy Isst,
- ESg ~, Fss4 leeisg, fhse H. absurd,
GeH4sssg fSg6 ne On gs4g mat ke
Rs6 esaNG IA esSsesa 20 gsy al Fws-
sasg expenses, ssfssfss. Fsglfead fares
sES hSe8 bgfls sge8 ne ssd ~ me asa
s9Rs as6 40 SITTER fhas world ~ vefgef,
After ~skssz ne ststeweHt ~ ssougst
Ma team east 81 ~ aost saecessfag
sflD ~ tfls gasF, ssd hgs nome attend
aRs,e ess geS6 o. the aext kosae series,
Sc ms6s asSSe asSsSy, ~ Ssytklae,
fAsR bsss pear, slsA0Wzs NJ "a noe
take n 9ssts ~ ssek ~ ne easss,~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

The zsove ls portrait Of Mr. w, c,
Temple 81 PItss6grs doaor of the
famous Temple Cop Mr. Temple IS q
deesdsd enthusiast IN base bali. and IN
the dark days Of the game IN his own
bs5IIe5ck went into his pocket 70 sus-
tain q esub fn PIusburg He was oncs
Drssdent os the Pftfsburg C5gb.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

SahaTet, whose picture Is priatee
herewith, was born IN Melbourne, Aus
tralia, March "a, 1878. She was fof
two years leading feature ~ the The,
alter Royal and Princess Tbester, IN
Australia, and IN 1891 she made Der
first American appearance al the Bald,
win Theater, san Francisco, Cal, With
the LiljDutians, where she was epgags
ed 20 do her speciality, While Manager
NJ, ". Leayitt was In San Francisco be
made her a tempting offer 10 come
East, and she Joined his Spider aud
fly Company, closing with him IN
Chicago. There she opened with Hen,
derson's Big Spectacular Company, re-
manning until her contract expired,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

tonian. u YVES 10 Boston that ahe was
educated. and Il WAS Az school noctta-
tons that she first showed her natunal
bent. one Of her first teachers WAS
Lewis B Monroe, one ~ the most
charming Of men aud possessing as q
teacher both magnetism and enthAsi-
asn. Hosts ~ isostouis men apT
women who were boys and girls in fhe
sixties and early seventies remember
him with affection to-day although
they saw him only occasionally. isis
rare visits and his instruction we've
among the brightest hours ~ EheiT
school days To Prof. Monroe. Nh9,
like so many Of the best beloved. was
gathered into the majority much toe
soon 80 his career. Miss caySap owed
much. She was only fourteen. and she
may possibly have been even younger
than that. when she went out into the
world 70 win Independents. neeiting.
She WAS az all events s,iil ~ school
and remained there several years after
sae bad won reputation az an eloeu-
zionist. n. NJ. Field offered 80 make
her. as soon as her school days were
over, q member ~ the histortc Muse
Gm company, then IN IFS prime. Bus
that was not TO be. Prof. Monroe had
always predicted that her ultimate fate
would be the theater ter second offer
came 10 her while she WAS visiting her
teacher az his summer hone tp Dublin,
N. ~. II was made her BY Steele Mac
kaye, then about 70 open the Madison
Square theater. She declined IL froo
timidjtg, u was something 0f q cola
eidence that she should have become
later the bright and shining Light ~
the LYoeun theater, New York, which
was Maekayeis next venture,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

&sgs t1teAer King "FeT the FAST
twS years 4 rave beeB ssadg5sg me
pfeehes, sG6 ! ksss SDFss 70 me con-
eb@sseR tkst sSees doesn't ewt 90 se6k
~ GgSEe 49, sEasT me old ra1e, &c
IL me mIE~sD ~ ne asfigsFy mat goes
to-day. Oct fSs bail ever the plate :
base Nc ~ bsss ~ handicap % a
pgtetssg lisa = bass 0s halls, The
speedy bstI - . good Thing, bat u
shesIaE't ~ a'se4 a. a speciality ~ aay
pitcher wss gstssleg Mercer r..
eeRtIy, : fssaf6 him ssd t,fsffsnstsss
~ tks kisg pitchers, noticed that
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

'ne above Ia portrait OF Geo. T.
a'lnss, whose captaIncy OF the De.
~ club contributed TO it's standing in
western League. Captain stallings
southerner by birth, having been
- at Augusta In 1867 lie has been
oase ball since 1886 and has won
Function In various organizations.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

p1assdsHS BaE Johnson ~ Gse WeN~
eFE JesGSe WIRES The sesaon % 1895
Fse - pr csae BssssF asaa fSSf Kan,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

II hase kt4oRR 40 least eNS e0asabHser
"a INSTANCES. writes Gl.aRaEe sDgss.
soS ARTISTS oomlng Sr9m AsaleFiaa. poe
aossng q aaip ~ very gpae51laF ssEf az
fan3laaF hytmoE, Nllg, as eae 0BHssfe
we're peoeiNaa ia Englane VIA q Ghsg
~ sistnust. bye ageo ~ aaa2e enesS
reputation. plhe 6gst eas Ebs elSfr
SotAepp. % 10yNse, BE- Ma IA Eesgeg
AN Ecnglis;b aet9r aud 40 EspgsaieaSsaas
but ne won bas spHs IN ARAe'fes, aRf
eane over ~ EpgiaR6 sitter . aoAg ~
aenae 10 Raa1e baglbapt snoeaas ~ o
dead GatiREe ~ ehe essgmaFkes ~ Jcrf
DundEeaFgss Fer a9ng asase as 6aS
neitheg. gEe fen 0omDlese9g Gae, TIE
critics 1ta aet faRahAse 0FeF fOgr
AAnetaean G,epsiRs: E9r fheg a@ylg
did not like aaAs play, snS hs6 nv sAae
plsck 70 say ehat E. a, SeslhanR 80
Dpndnearg weNlS carry de worst ElSg
ever wsStGen ~ ssooass The eAaseeF
WAS aaar1g e@psy, che pasg was sbegs
20 be wbthdfaep, when, seSSaggy ass
pgstesaousSg. the peaeth@R eaaAe, TEs
Lads AZ ehe E0yeFpspNDt Offices, Enasa
psageeers 10 ttese Gays, haS greaG
dead 70 % vida a.. DanSGessy WAS
handed fn9m Raeptb ~ Ee0stb, $40 ssSe
denly the AesDases aeter bsesae sdsr
aud made . E9rtNRe, ~ thse S9therR
wanted was advertisement W'heS n
cane the DsnSressy eEei<ameSt was
wtthout q psnslasj The ssEas kiR1 ~
thing happened Nhen Astem@s Wsfs
arrived IN EngisRa ~ teetSEe, Atsks
start bis peepjtsF form ~ fsR, Aees@ss
upfawjIiar, Was SRsppEeeast@s,"
KafhryR tSfAder has written o9Eal
sey called Loves " WsF9"
James Lewis WAS once eOplAstas ~
= company IN sbteh gobs Wilkes gsessh
was the leading man,
Anpie Ward Tiffany has beeR eR.
gagged 20 play Mrs Major 0osIisgEey
10 The Strange Adventures ~ Miss
Br0snv
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

{aa II u Nell hMONH tiat pfDtr05iVh-
,sclng was given It's start In Phila-
t.lphia, and local promoters have spent
" sums Of money and injured their
ksndlrg In the l.. A. W. by sticking
j, FOR cash prize racing. says Sporting
In
/, 4 also a well known fact that but
II Philadelphia opposition profession
.sslng aould have been done away
In after a couple Of years OF life.
|, many Representatives At the ma
|ssal assembly opposed Il and still do.
i said that the opposition Il grow
n aud that when the next assembly
ss,s eli the Philadeiphians heretofore
k,gasst 10 the stamping out Of rFofes-
Iaasllsm viii vote 10 do assay with
Is racing This state Of Affairs has
ia brought about b. the professional
3hsag men themselves. the majority
Y Ekom have refused 10 ride unless
sstsomfly paid for II. Many o. the
sal dealers who pay racing men hand
s1e salaries are also IN favor Of abol-
|hsag the professional class They
kmslo5 the wheeifnen 70 ride their
khssis Gi,h the understanding that
~. the dealers. have the privilege Of
tslsfing them Ia whatever races they
y o. Mos, Of the time. Shen the
kalsFE desire their riders 70 take part
! seSsaiS eyrnis. they End thar the
ksss have entered some little meet
a Oat-ot.ths.aay place. from which
Rsfy little Advertising 10 derived
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

5ssssD lsasfi rtiss 5sDggszf 5esory Er 91a4-
ding zssa sssie5 slE zssses ~ ne @sEs
1sey- T5Es famous bssezJssD nzseslafs
ssae sssBezgz1sp nosIs8sBmisssa asom me
assst nlss IL I'D assg Es9,w a9w msea
DsDssEasG flse J2sesssalana had ms6e ia
flsle &Ensssesn nssIg1sG game He ex-
1lsssls1 20 4s 9s1sszRe gha1 TIE sss>
esss ~ ffss gfssp 6e1s1as5 sDsn me
1lsssBg qualities ~ ne visiting team.
sse szse sBs1yss>f % Jszsa fbs extent
ssssr Tie game szs 11age1 IN the eolo-
aiss. Ess wse sssafe1 eflzs tie cesms
we're 1stssne % = asE>esass article 81
5assaSsaL ssIf essss rseT could bold gaesr
6ssn M SssS company. Should ne e5los
ais3 bessn dessde On . Visit Dfr spzs~
ding asH promises n 51s sspDory and
zssassaues IN arranging . sebeauls o.
ssaneas Bss rssggIeezsoH o. me course.
sss esseBdssf % agn IN Australia DUR
ing 5lS oosie ssostnd me world wo1ld
zsss<s ~ Is5ssImhsap On hlfnl % aid me
scheme 4 schedule comprising BE-
tsSeefp saszF ss1d any zzmes hss been
DsszIsE 68t5lne5 5sp ~ WI rspTlre fur
eEie7s consideration besors Its final CON-
1lessos1 Games VII g. plsged between
me Je.1ssrais5e sid tie teams o. me
Tsfs5sssB Iess5es. rs ss5Ifson 90 whlsh
fsse snflDodesHs WI VISIT nsHg csues
~ me Bs4ted 3tasss sBd Csussss, eaey
purpose being % DgaE ssssns1 me best
representative slnss Manager Hus-
9D@s All hspe charge o. me- visiting
pssfss ~ waon ~ VIII bring zbous
e-sessfE~ They WI sssI from sasssz1is
nsTs February. sfd hope % esssh San
Franchises esFsg IT, G1s1, Their tour
Eslb fa<s % ne sysIns sid SIMMER.
tisse assses bssng 80 sFrsHesd mar tasy
sfIl Jespe ses h0FHe lsse ia 0csoberS
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02
THEATRICAL LETTER.
NOTES AND COMMENTS ABOUT
CURRENT EVENTS.


MOTHER of New
Works successful
&C tresses WAS
launched as a star
at Palmers theater
the other might.
Georgia Cayxan
made her first APP
pearance in that
position. when for
the FIRST time in
this country the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

2 4. Bacon proved the winner OF
hrst OF his series OF match races
~ Harry Anstead. which. came of at
= Rochdale lEnf.) Athletic club
1ounds the other day. Anstead made
y pace up to the last half lap OF the
arap track, but could not get away
S@ Bacon. who ran at his heels,
'n,h himself, and after entering up
me last half lap made his effort.
nVh carried him quickly past An
~, despite the latfer's game effort.
I'm gaining about fifty yards In one
anured and ffty. and. although easing
on the stretch, winning BY the for.
!. distance. in 2Om. % ABS. Tho
r IN was heavy at the start. and was
INV .e worse by terrific rain storm
aat burst at the close Of the third
N. ,arenching the runners. The bet
~ tho start was TO on Bacon.
urge W. Atkinson was the referee.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02
EFNERAL SPORTING.
L.scrlLANEouS NOTES OF
epoRTs AND PASTiMEs.
amateurs and i'rof@ssisnais Keep
go. Lively In bicycling Circles
s.,,aro's Expert Biiiiardist Trials OF
4. Australian Football Umpire.

URiNG the past
few weeks several
rumors have been
started In philadel-
phia concerning the
future OF cycle rae
Ing. and the latest
going the rounds
is that after this
year professional
bicycle racing will
be a thing OF the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

''omotor Race In France.
INN, nirty-eight automotors, OF which
ina s.sx were petroleum machines,
|lar,.sso were driven by steam, which
bsr'ss u IN q race on September "a, from
~ 70 Marseilles and back, dis
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

- MfE-
sxEe - rHs &sx5
rissu Grizzlies
su zna MR. g.
g &1asins SD .
zfezlsss 80 FIJI
ss D1za stg
gsssiss - 5ssnzM
1gsS 80 &zmsSEsn
8azsslsI sessu 90
ms e9rsFg ssu
Ne Tie Ea1D1~
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mir and Mrs I. P. Blackman and daugh. ter have just returned from s pleasant srip- They took the Old Colony train from Bridgeport to Philadelphis, where they stayed over night. The next morn ing they went via the Pennsylvania road over the Afeghanies to Pittsburg, arriv- ing in Chicago the next morning. They then went via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul to Madison, Mis-, where they spent few days with friends. On the way home they took the Grand Trunk route through Canada to Montreal, then down the Vermont Central to Springfield. They were gone two weeks, and on the whole trip did not have any stormy weather until they arrived In Connecti- cut.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Arthur s. Hawley, for some time head clerk for E. F. Hawley, has resigned his position and will enter the employ of E. H. Ingersoll & Bros., New York City. His brother, Clarence Hawley, has just taken position with the same firm. Mr Hawley's departure from Newtown will be sincerely regretted. AS president of the Library association, member Of the Mems club and other organizations, his influence in public and social affairs has been helpful. Mir Hawley will carry with him the best wishes of wide circle of friends for his success in his new po- sition.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
Local Affairs.
THE sULTAH's EMPIRE AS sEEH By AH EYE.
 WITNESS,

Rev Henry s. Barnum has lived for the past 30 years in Turkey. Twenty years he was missionary worker at Van, liar. poot and other places; for the last 10 years he has been stationed at Constanti. nople, editing paper in the Arabic isn- guage whose title, translated, would be ''The Good News Bringer.n When, there fore, Mir Barnum speaks about Turkey, he speaks from experience. .zFor years he has been right in the thick of affairs, watching developments, seeing storm clouds gather, knowing the Inside of things which we Americans get, at best, third or fourth hand. It will be mat ter of much interest to learn that New town people will have the chance to hear MT Barnum tell about Turkey and the present situation there. He will speak both at the morning and the evening ser vice in the Congregational church, Sun- day. August %. All are cordially invit- ed to hear hin.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Town Clerk and Mrs Frank Wright are passing the week in Ridgefeld. Should any anxious candidates for matrimonial honors present themselves at Mr Wright's old haunts st THE BEE office for the cense prescribed by the state, they may be disappointed. However, he is expect ed to return with the close of the week, snd might be reached by telegraph if the case was pressing. There are 8 number of our young friends In town who will be seeking the town clerk soon, unless Eall signs fall.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
How,s THrsf

any case or Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cafarrh Cure.
 FL. CHENEY A CO, Toledo, O.
 Nc. the undersigned have known F. ]. Cheney tor the last IS yearss and believe him perfectly honorable In ssn business txAnsae. lions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their girm# West Tru@x. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo Q. Wa1ding, Kinnan $ Marvin, Wholesale Dyug- gasts. Toledo. o.
 Halls Cazarxh Cure fs taken internally. act ing directly upon the blood and mncous sur- aces Of the system. TessEmoniRls sent ffrea. Price 75c. DOT bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mir and Mrs Frank Bartlett, with MT Bartlett's mother from Brooklyn, are st Joseph Morgan's on Codflah Hill; also Mss. Rachel Bergarniny from New York. Miss Teresa Bergarniny, who has been there the past month, has returned to her New York home.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
NUMBER 34.

dred c. Jordan and Miss Holt of New Haven have been enjoying Eewtown life, stopping with MT and Mrs A. !. Wilson in Palestine. Miss Jordan Is an adept with the artists' brush, having executed some fine work In water eolors while here.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Henry Peck and son Elliott from New Haven have been visiting relatives near Botsford. Eugene and Tracy Peck re- turned with them to their home to-spend few days st sightseeing in the city.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

The Congregational church and Sum- day school will have their annual picnic at Putnam Park on September l. It is expected that conveysnces will be pro vided for those who have no means of reaching the park.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Henry J. Crofutt has moved his family from Horace Northrop's house to Henry Hills house In Bethel. Stephen W.
 Somerss who makes headquarters with Mir erofutt, had slight shock, ,last week. ! pr Hart attended him,
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

George A. Lakes family, with Charles K. and Richard IBlakeman, picnicked as Greens sMllls, last Saturday, and dug clams with Coley Fields, Adelbert Hub
 bell, Frank Garfield, VIII Candee and Wallace Davis of Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

I. Dewitt Weed and family, who have been passing week with the family of Frederick .Northrop, returned to New Haven on Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mr and Mrs Henri Leur of Danbur Y are the happy parents of & l2-pound daughter, born on Sunday. Mrs Leuri is the daughter of Joseph Stuart.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Turney French and wife have moved their household goods and settled in hi, old home in Huntingtown.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

J. l.. Hughes is making Improvements on his pleasant Taunton home. John Elliott is doing the carpenter work and k. O. Piatt furnishes the lumber.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs F. B. Hubbell and son of West port are passing few weeks with rel atives in town. Mir Hubbel was in town for Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs Harriet Hswley and Mrs William Hurd and son of Bridgeport are being entertained by Mir and Mrs Robert Clarke. -4,
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs Thomas Farrell, who has been quite sick, we are glad to report is able to get around again.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mir and Mrs R. A. Lake and son of Danbnry, and gentleman from Jersey City, N. J., were entertained at J. R. Smiths, Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Friends of Frank Coger will be pleased to hear of his success in securing so good 8 position as he has st the present time In a wholesale meat market in New York City,:
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Lyman Whitehead of Goldfish Hill has IT summer boarders, including the Eekert, Strang, Jacques, Barclay and Allen families fron Brooklyn. NJ
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

MT and Mrs Louis Burr of New York were kuests over Sunday of Mr and Mrs Oscar Dikeman.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mir and Mrs Frank Drew and son, John Drew of Hawieyvirle, have return ed from a months sojourn st Lake War amaug.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mir and Mrs c. M. Sloane left, last Tuesday, for two weeks' vacation in New Hampshire.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Miss Edna Squires, sccompan led by her brother-in-law, John Mcdonald, has gone to Colorado Springs.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

The Rubber Co. has received & nice elevator order for belting, which will make business lively for s while.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Owen Meehan has returned to his po-
 sition on the New England road after 6 furlough Of & month.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Miss Julia Duncembe goes to Norwalk on Saturday to pass s week with the family Of Arthur Osborne.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Miss A. s. wixon of Norwalk who has been visiting friends about Hawleyville, returned home on Thursday last.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Ernest Hawiey spent week with rela. tives and friends, In Merryall, New NH. ford, recently.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

MT and Mrs A. B. Fancher are Isnioy- ing their vacation at the shore, and other points of interest.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs Charles A. Lake entertained her sister, Mrs Marsh of MerrysH, New MI. ford, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Miss Emma Mattagstt has visited her sister, Miss Bertha Mattagatt, in New town.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
DR. R S. TODD.

Graduate of the American Veterinary col lege, New York City, will be at the Grand Central Hotel. el.eyery Monday whore he will be prepared to either castrat0 or spay or per 1oa m any operations pertaining to the SCI receive prompt attention Rf reasonable rates Telephone New England House, New Milford
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs Elliott Peck, ST., has been quite under the weather.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Little Miss Ada Knapp has been spend ing some time with friends in Danbury
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs K. B. Griffin of New York has been the guest of Postmaster and Mrs Duncombe.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Jerome Nichols had his organ tuned last week, by F. E. Gilbert.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs Charles Bassett and family from New Haven are visiting at ". c. Gil- bert's.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Ernest Haw.ey is assisting st A. B. Fancher's for few weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs Charles s. Plstr Is Yisiting st Adams, Msss.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs Bert Wildman has visited wit friends in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

John ". Webb passed Sunday in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Willis N. Hawley of storrs, Is spend ing his vacation st home. J-c
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Charles Lake and Charles Peck speni few days in Bridgeport, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs Jordan and daughter, Miss Nn-
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Mrs K. H. Mitchell Is vlsIting hrsLau ra Curtis on Curtis Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

James Barnum Of Dodgingtown has & house full of Brooklyn boarders.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

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