The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22

AAs EICdSbY VI
Mary <, Sanford, teacher of music.
The Ulcers of the corporation were
Henry Beers, president; Henry B. Glov-
er, secretary; Theophilus Nichols,
Charles Clark, Samuel B. Peck and Hen
ry B. Glover, trustees. Following is a
list of the students:
David Banks, Newtown.
David B. Barnum,
Booth G. Beers,
Daniel G. Beers,
George Beers,
Isaac Beach BeerF,
Julius A. Beera,
Silas n. Beers,
Benjamin G. Benedict,
George B. Blakeslee,
George A. Bradley,
John Huntington Brewster, "
George Bulkley,
Daniel Theodore Booth, New Milford.
Edward B. Burroughs, Trumbun.
George B. Camp, Newtown.
Hobart B. Camp,
Frederic Chambers,
George Clark,
David Curtis,
Lemuel Beach Clark, Danbury.
Frederic Lacey Curtis3, Bridgeport.
F. Mortimer Fairchild, Newtown.
Daniel B. Fairman,
Henry j. Glover,
Martin V. B. Glover, "
William Henry Glover, "
Andrew W. Gray, Jr., {"
Edison N. Hawley,
William G. Hard, "
Nathan Harrison, North Branford.
Elmer B. Hawley, Hawleyville.
William G. HaWley,
William B. Hurd, Jersey City, n. J.
D. Jackson Lake, Newtown.
Walter Baldwin Lake, %
Frederic 81. Lyon, Redding Ridge.
Charles S. Middlebrook, Bridgeport.
Franklin Middlebrook, Sandy Hook.
George Arthur Mott, Bridgeport.
Joseph o. Munson, Sandy Hook.
Henry Nichols, Newtown.
Albert W. Peck, ="
Edward B. Peck, "
Henry S. Peck, "
Nelson j. Peck, "
George B. Peck, Sandy Hook.
William Arthur Porter, Bridgeport.
Elias F. Sanford, Sandy Hook.
Edward NJ. Sherman, Newtown.
Edwin NJ. Sherman, "
Philo B Sherman,
Norris Sherman, Sandy Hook.
Eugene r. Silliman, Bridgeport.
Robert E. Skidmore, Newtown.
Charles E. Smith,
Frederick B. Terrell, -
Augustus Warner,
James Wheeler, d"
John B. Wheeler,
Franklin W. Tucker, Sandy Hook.
John HeLry Woolsev, Bridgeport.
Jane Banks, Newtown.
Sarah E. Beecher, Sandy Hook.
Ann s. Beers, Newtown.
Charlotte B. Beers,
Harriette B. Blackman,
Julia Esther Blackman.
| Alosia S. Botsford,
Emma J. Burroughs,
Jane Eliza Camp,
Lydia j. Camp,
Elizabeth Clarke,
Juliet Curtis,
Martha Dikeman,
Catherine e. Fairchild,
Della Fairchild,
Lucy A. Fairchild,
| Susan A. Fairchild,
| Harriet T. Fairchild, Bethel.
Mary Jane Foote, Hobart, n. 7.
Betsey Glover, Newtown'
Mary S. Glover,
II Esther A. Hawiey, Hawleyvilie
Mary L, Judson, Newtown
Harriet MI. Lake, Sandy HOOK
Ellen Jane Malice,
wilelmenia B. Norman, Bridgeport
Sarah M. Prindle, Newtown
Augusta Sanford,
Mary Jane Sherman,
Mary Caroline Skidmore,
IL The editors of the Academicisn in 1S5
Z were Frederic Chambers, Hobart B
D Camp, Jane E. Camp and Ann S. Beer:
The contributors to this number were
Elizabeth Clarke, Catherine E. Fairchilt
Jane Eliza Camp, Mary Jane Foot'
9 Charlotte B. Beers, Lucy A. Fairchils
Sarah NJ. Prindle, Esther A. Hawle.
Ann s. Beers, Emma j. Burroughs, ID
vid B. Barnum, Silas N. Beers. Josep
10. Mupson, Martin v. B. Glover, WI
liam G. Hawley, Daniel b. Fsirma
IS Daniel G. Beers, George B. Peck, WI
liam G.. Hard. The names of Freder
L. Curtiss, Elias T. Lombard and A.
:, gustus Warner appeared as correspon'
:. ents. On another page we find this q
scription of the town written in 1858:
Newtown was incorporated into
town in the year 170S. The avera
length of the town from northwest
southeast, is about eight miles, and {
average breadth about six miles. 1t
bounded on the northwest by Brookfie
on the northeast and east by Southbu
(from which it is separated by the Ho'
=, atomic river), on the southwest by Nd
I roe, and on the west by Danbury q
Redding. The street is broad q
level, descends to the south, and is ne
Ily half mile In extent. The borough
! mostly built on this street. It conta