The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-10-21

The condition of NJ. G. Tavlor at Lake
side, last week, was not so favorable for
ultimate recovery, still there is hope on
the part of his friends, that be will,
In the Congregational church here.
last Sunday morning, your correspon-
dent noticed Noble Strong of Warren.
Thomas Martin and his entire family
visited, last Sunday, in South Dover, n.
Y.
The condition of Ms C. N. Beeman at
Lakeside still remains almost unchanged
since former writing.
Edward Gustaveson is employiT g car
penters from this village and other
WOrkmen at his place at Ash Grove in
improving about his house and finishing
the Interior Of another cottage on the
premises for rental a. other year. He is
considering the wisdom of erecting three
or four more cottages there for summt r
use and rental, being assured that if
erected they can be filled with city
guests.
Catching of eels during the windy
nights of last week seemed to be the il
dustry of few here, especially during
the latter part of the week.
Daniel NJ. Tompkins is the happy pos
SCISSOR Of horse which he and bis fami-
Iy are using on pleasant days.
Road work seemed to come to an end
here for the seasor. last Saturday, by
osder If Salectmau Sperry.
MIR 9nd Mrs Fl. w. Brown are contem-
plating the closing of their hotel at
Lakeside and removing TO this village
for the winter.
Col E. johnson has close d his cottage
at Lakeside and removed his family TO
the north part of his house in this viii
lage, occupied by I. Martin and family.
David Kenney took delegation from
the w. G. It. U. of this place to Torring-
ton, last week, to attend the state con-
ventiOn there. A most enjoyable time is
reported by all who went.
A. G. Caskey returned to his family
here on Wednesday evening of last week
and is now seen daily with his CUR g,
searching for game of all kinds.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Judson drove up from
their home IN Bethel, Sunday, to E..
Hull's in this village where they remain
ed during the first part of the present
week.
Miss Myrtle Perkins of Tetryville Wis
tied at b. W. Browns all Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs L. G. Black received word.
last week, from their son, Ernest, at
Washington Depot, that he had sold his
stock and fixtures and good will in the
barber shop there to Wilbur Kilborp who
Ernest during the winter, except it is ex-
pected that Col johnson of this place
will be employed there part of each
week, Just as much of the time as he can
be spared from his shop and otner work
mere. 1t is expected that for his health
Mr. Black will soon 60 to Pine Bluff, S.
c., and his younger brother, Henry, will
accompany him.
Geo-ge S. Lyman has recently taken
his vacation as clerk in Hon G. T. Ly-
mans store, and during the time he Wis
| tied relatives in NeWGoWn and New ORR
city.
Among the best farmers is Frederick
Hoffman, whose crops are nearly all
gathered and his fall work seemingly
very nearly finished, so if anyone desires
a first-class boot or shoe made or repair
ed in the very best manner he can by his
thrift and unceasing industry attend &c
his former trade during much of the
open for business and his farm and build
ipgs denote good, practical, thorough
farmer. His work also in his shoe room
has for many years spoke Tor Itself II
style and service.
| Mrs G. e. Lennon is once more able
to ride to this village and visit her daugh
ter, Mrs A. G. Caskey.
| Miss Florence Beeman of Lakeside ii
| successfully teaching the fall term IL
the Christian street district.
| George Tompkins suddenly changed
his location, Last Saturday, from L. G
Blacks to w. & r. Cogswell's, where h.
is now busily engaged in farm work.
Mrs T. A. Maltby of New Haven ha
been passing few days with Dea ant
Mrs Seth Taylor.