The Newtown bee., 1899-07-21
Hull, from Thuraday of last week till Monday of the present week.
GUESTS AT THE WILSON HOUSE.


 The Wilson house is enjoying pros- porous season. Among tue guests reg istered at this popular house Mics Harriet A. Goodyear Of Waterbury; Charles N. yhoate, H. D.. Oliphaut, Mrs Stephenson, MisssHawley. Miss Florence Jones, c. F. Jones, H. .. Ives, G.sS. Bryan, H. B. Knapp and wife, Thornton J. Belden and Miss Caroline Shehan of Bridgeport; Mrs Henry Wallace, child and maid, Mr and Mrs Cyrus Bostwick, Mr and Mrs c M. Gage, J. W. Bockes, Mir and Mrs Edgar Whitlock, MT and Mrs W. Leverich and son, Mrs Charles Bowman, P. H. Thomson, wife and son, Miss Peterson, and Mrs Pyrum of Brook lyn, N. r.; D. J. H. Senner, Mrs SeDner, Miss Senner, Misses Alma and Cora Sem ner, Herbert Heyn, Mrs Heyn, R. c. Barnum of New York City; Miss J. E. Peck, c. 4. Curtiss, Miss E. c. TomIin- son, H. s. Hitchcock of Woodbury; T. Soule and wife, J. H. Nettleton, wife and child, Mrs William Bostwick, Miss Bostwick, Mra H. k. Bostwick of New Milford John A. Boote, Charles Boote, Miss Mabel Bonte, Miss Edith Boote of Yonkers, N. Y.; Mir and Mrs H. L. Mahan, Masters John and Harold Mahan of Helmetta, N. J.. R. W. Coe and wife Of New Haver, K. M. Keeler and H. B. Mallory of Danbury; Mrs Margaret King and child, Mrs anu Miss Tagliabue of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 REV MIR PANGBURN CALLED TO THE VIL-
 LACE CHURCH.
 The result of the meeting of the EccIe- siastical society at the church parlors, last Saturday afternoon, was to vote that call be extended to Rev Mir Pangburn of New Haven to engage here in the work of the Gospel ministry for an in- definite time in future. Dissolution of the contract may occur by either party giving notice three months previous to the close of contract. We now wait with accepts the call.
 We regret to learn that considerable tobacco was injured in Kent Hollow by the hail storm of Wednesday of last week. Fortunately the hail did not come as far as this village.
 Mrs Thomas Black is at present visit ing relatives in Watertown and Water bury which now leaves Mir Black his own and only housekeeper.
 Hon H. 0. Averill of this town assum- ed the duties of cattle commissioner, for the coming two years, at Hartford, last Saturday, as per appointment of Gov Lounsbury.
 B. G. Humphry, over last Sunday, was confined to his home by illness. Mrs Campbell and three daughters and niece of Philadelphia are pleasantly To- cated at J. B. StiIlson's for the summer.
 Rev H. Q. Judd and family Of Long Island are again located at their summer home on Christian street.
 Ice cream parlors are again opened at K. J. Cables and B. J. Haynes in this village for the season.
 Mrs Feldstein's hotel, ,"Villa Lucerne, > l is we'll filled.
 John H. Lyman returned to his home at Jersey City, N. J., last Sunday even iEg.
 Rev Mr Light of New Haven occupied the pulpit here, Sunday morning. Or account of the showers of that day nc preaching service was held in the even ing and the morning rain gave nearly al good excuse for remaining st home.
 L. Bristol was confined to his bed 8 Mrs A. Feldstein's, the latter part of las week, by illness.
 Messrs Lane and Buher have taken $ contract to furnish Gwo cars of silic' from Pinnacle Mountain and Mir Buher William Smith and Albert Banner are en gagged upon the work.
 William c. Beeman, having recentil purchased 8 bus in New Milford, i now prepared with four or six horse rig to convey all picnic or excursion psrtie who desire the pleasure of ride and good time about the lake or elsewhere il this vicinity. The bus will accommodat 9 to 30 persons.
 Hon Nicholas Stauo of New Milford having bought the grass on Edward Gus tavesonss meadows at Ash Grove farm with force of 16 men gathered the ha there, on about 75 acres, the last fou days of last week, the quickest it fa ever been gathered there. The larges , stack was made there last week that ha ever been seen in Kent Hollow. Mir Richards of New Britain, 8 brothe of Mrs Frank Humphreys, is passing b vacation at Mir Humphreys cottage her