The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17
passing some months with Mr. and Mrs
T. G. Wedge, returned to her home at
Guilford ON Monday.
NEW PRESTON.
AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH

Rev Mr. Dunning of Harvard College
again occupied the pulpit here, Last Sum
day, morning and evening. The theme
of the mornings discourse was, 'sOur
Vision; that of the evening, ''God's
Requirements" Mr. Dunning has thus
repeatedly made a good impression on
the church going neople here.
Our sympathy is extended to A. P.
Smith of THE BEE In his loss from the
desk, and also the still further loss OF the
counsel and cooperation of bis brother,
A. +. Smith. The ways of Providence
truly are mysterious, but from out this
gloom and anxiety and perplexity may
there arise some good manifestation of
Gods wisdom and Judgment with the
children Of men, and if 1t be His will,
may this stricken brother be still spared
to much longer life and usefulness.
H. B. Tucker, at Arrow Point, lie fitting
himself out with new corps of work
men on Mrs s. G. Goodhue's farm, for the
coming season.
Mr. aud Mrs M. G. Taylor have leased
for few months the residence of Mrs
HUM, near Mr. Taylor's present home,
and Mr. and Mrs Taylor will there COM
fortably abide till their new house, just
below this place, is ready for occupancy.
Several fine young c0ws, one horse,
three pigs, wagons and farming utensils
still remain uns6ld at Mrs n. Beeman's
late home at Lakeside. William c. Bee
man is the agent.
The condition of Mrs Isaac Smith has
slightly improved aince last writing Mr.
Smith is again able to walk about his
home.
E. r. Bet man, Jr., of Minneapolis,
Mimi, came to New Milford on Tuesday
If last week for p brief stay, and visited
| hi brother, William G. Beeman of this
place, during Wednes day. His father
nassed two nights with him in New Mil.
ford snd on Thu, sdsy afternoon he tool
the train for his western home.
Horace McCan was confined to his
home most of last week with a serious
cod.
Mrs F. j. Hosford came home from
Terryville on Wednesday evening of las
week, i'll, and at present writing is unde
| D. Denslow's care.
Mrs L. M. Sperry is at present visiting
her daughter, Mrs j B. Wilson, and fam
lily in New Haven.
L 1. Baldwin and George jerks o
TorriDgton enjoyed fishing on Lake War
amaug the two last days of last weel
and on Saturday we're favored with fin
luck in the shape of bass, pickerel, etc
While here they were the guests of E. j
Cable.
Mrs E. Hull left, last Friday, 70
a few days visit with her daughter
Mrs Eli Judsou, in Bethel.
Mrs L. A. Tyrrell ia at present on th
sick list.
Dea George S. Humphrey was confine
to his home, last week, with the grip.
J. B. Stillsoa is still busily employe
in buyirg all live stock possible for Clir
ton Judson of Watertown.
Frederick Hoffman is still pegging a
the soles which come to him for repairs
He can also make as fine a boot or sho
as can be found outside the city.
Mrs D. E. Beeman was confined to be
home, last week, with the pIevailin
| grip. Miss Hattie Peck, at the sam
place, is convalescing.
George Richards, of the New York an
= Albany line of steamboats,, was til
guest of Herman Hoffman and famil
over last Sunday. George is a mos
manly appearing gentleman, and brigt
future seems to be before him. We wis
him the highest success.
The infant child Of the late MI
Charles Dance of Woodville district
being cared for by Mrs Alanson Peet {
New Preston Hill, and 1t will there ri
ceive the most kind attention from on
who has always been sincere lover {
children and who has had many like thiI
placed In her hands for certain time {
care for.