The Newtown bee., 1898-07-15
kROOBFTELD.
TOWN AND Personal JOTTINGs.

Mrs John A. Peck and son have gone
to their summer cottage in the Adj
rcndack's for months soj0ucn.
Hon and Mrs Allen W.Psige Of Bridge
port. have recently visited Mr. Paige's
aunt, Mrs Charles Osborne.
Mrs John Sennott recently caught
two pound eel off the stone bridge.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Rerodict and MI
and Mrs Tho odorc Percdi~t oa7a been
guests Of Mr. ami Mr. Charles B:redict-
Miss Kate O'Donneu IA about again,
a1ter an operation f4r Appendicitis.
Thomas D>lxcr and Maurice O'Dcn.
nsn have !aunchnd new boat, "rhe
Dewey" on Still Rty=r pond.
Mr. Frank Kirby AID son Of N3w-o an
were guests, last week, Of her brother,
Flank Higgins.
Mas ter Daniel Mcnamara is spending
TIE Tacation with his auut, Mira Bar2oo,
q Toy, N. y.
TowYs Clerk Beehler he $ registers &, up
e d.te, an even hundred dog, and
probably sl;ere are but & fc@ Left,
Mr. and Mr. W. f. Wndman Of Water
bury, Mr. ind Mrs Frank Warner of Nevr
MAf0ra, MIR AID HGrs Clark Peck ami
h By Of BawIeyviHe, and William E.
('ogb:u = &c the Fourth with Mr. and
Ms Ge>rgC CJIbin.
Mis- Jennette Morris, g. sister of Mrs
Charles Cummings, has been granted
teachers certificate.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Brown have been
entertaining cousin of Mrs Blown from
| New jersey.
Charles Smith is getting the hay on
the place Of Miss Susie A. Giddings.
Merchant w. j. Beehler generously
treated the children Of the Iron Works
with ice cream on the Fourth, and many
! of the Older people as we'll.
Mr. and Mrs John Bateman passed
Sunday and the Fourth with F. A. Ben
nett in Danbury.
Mrs M. E. Warner is entertaining her
sisters, Mrs Bennett and Mrs j. N. KEEL
logg of M,ddletown, N. Y.
Miss Mary Hurley and Miss Katharine
Culbane Of New York have visited their
aunt, Mrs Mary Meaney.
Mrs Herbert Boughton and family of
Brooklyn, are boarding at W. W.
| Chapin's for the summer.
Mrs S. Meyer is boarding at John
Thiede's for the summer, hoping that
Erookf1eld air may benefit her health.
Henry 7. HawleY of Bridgeport is
getting his place in readiness for the oc-
cupancy of his family and is looking
after the haying on the place.
Mrs Alonzo Hoyt is entertaining her
mother, Mrs s. Cooley, of Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Meaney of Bridge
port have visited Mrs Meaney and Mrs
James Kane.
Miss Kittie O'Hare entertained friend
from Pittsfield over the Fourth.
Misses J. ". and Florence Sagendorf
passed last week with their uncle, W. 81.
Williams, Of New Rochelle, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs John G. Hawley of Hart
! ford have recently visited Mrs E. Haw.
| ley.
Mr. and Mrs j. Ives of Bridgeport have
visited their cousin, Charles Briggs. Mr.
Briggs is in his Goth year and is as epry
as many of the young men, being able to
bitch up his own horse and drive about
as he desires.
Mrs J. E. Morris and daughter of Dan
bury have visited Mrs Charles B. Cum
mings. The latter has been under the
doctors care, but is now improving in
health.
Mr. and Mrs Niles Hendrickson attend
ed the funeral of the late Mrs Meagher
of Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs John Sepnott entertained
recently his brother, Mr. and Mrs Sen
mott of New York.
Jehn J. Northrop of Newtown was in
town, last week, looking after teachers
for another year.
John Bonai, an Italian, was on the Ill
fated French steamer, and is reported
among the lost.
4 Mrs Caroline P. Judd of Bethel is the
guest of L. Dunnipg.
4 Mrs Andrew Northrop of Roxbury
spent Sunday with Mrs Charlds @. Will
liams.
4 MIR and Mrs Reuben Pierce of Danbury