The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

beacn cl0aes ner second year or service here as teacher. All her pupils have seemed to advance steadily and satisfac- torialy in their studies and nearly all the parents have been truly grateful to her for the efforts she has plainly and ardu- ously made for the advancement of her pupils. Miss Mary Coggswell, during this her first term of service here az teacher of the primary department, has given excellent satisfaction to pupils and parents and has manifested the true clements of character and discipline which go to make up good teacher.
 IMPROVEMENTS AT LAKESIDE.
 Much work has been done by William 0. Beemsn about the Ives cottage, for merly H. s. Mygatt's.
 Loomarwick is always improving, and this spring has been no exception to the general rule, under the supervision of the host and hostess, MT and Mrs F. s. Brown.
 The cottage in process of erection for Green Brothers at Lakeside will be near ly completed this waek. The owners ex- pect to occupy the same by July l. POsTOFFICE TO BE MOVED TO PAVILION
 HALL.
 It is rumored that our postoffice will Ao {te tion to the basement of Pavilion hall and our postmaster has intimated that in the same basement he will conduct during the summer an ice cream parlor and soda fountain. It has also been reported that MT Pollock of Marketable will take charge Of the postoffice as clerk from July l.
 The theme of Rev MT Becker's sermon, last Sunday morning, was "The Mind or Will of God"
 James Osborn, Jr., and brother, Seth, are kept quite busy in this vicinity as painters and paper hangers. Sherman Cogswell's strawberry beds are again yielding generous supply oi fruit for which he finds quick sale at R H. ArmstroDg's market. Measrs Whitney and Lathrop of New Milford, by their musical ability, aroused quite company ofIthe villages popula' ! tion at J. E. Granniss' livery barn. Sat urday evening.
 Your correspondent is glad to state that the cottages of H. L. Randall and G. M. Breinig at Lakeaide are now oc cupied by their owners. F. s. Brown made a trip to New YorE City and back on Wednesday of last week.
 Howard c. Hopkins was in New YorE on Saturday.
 B. e. Morgan continues te improve slowly in health.
 G. B. Rowland closed his term of Ser vices for Hon c. F. Lyman, last week and William McHan is now occupying the same station which MT Rowland left
 News reached here on Friday of lasI week of the death of MT and Mrs George Braman's youngest child, boy of nine months, at his home in Torrington. He was grandson of Mir and Mrs K. K Meeker of this community. Mrs Emily Wedge is at present visit ing her daughter, Mrs Arden Tanner, ir Warren.
 Misses Ida and Gertrude Burr came from Brooklyn on Thursday of last weeh and opened for the season their Lakeside cottage. Their father, Hon J. T. Burr with his companion, MT Baxter, came or Thursday evening. MT Burr has been ir serious ill health but is convalescirg and it is hoped the invigoratlng air of these hills will the more quickly restore to him his usual strength and activity.
 Mrs A. E. Corning came home from Litchfield on Wednesday morning o1 this week, this time to remain, as Mrs Marvin Todd, late of Morris, whom she had attended, during the winter, was buried in Bethlehem on Monday previ. ous.
 Mrs Carlos Jennings of Washington is performing the duties of nurse to Maj Walter Burnham of this village, whose recovery is still very slow.
 MT and Mrs Frank W. Bolande, MT and Mrs David Wooster of Bridgeport and Mrs John Beach of Long Hill were guests of Mir and Mrs E. H. Beardsley over last Sunday.
 MT Chase, professional piano tuner of Bridgeport, passed two days of last week in this place and vicinity as connected with his profession.
 Norman, youngest son of Hon and Mrs 0. P. Lyman, is st prese mt confined to his home with stomach trouble, causing him much pain and the parents little anxiety.
 R. c. Whittlesey passed two days of last week in Winssed.
 On Wednesday afternoon of last week at F. K. Meeker's took place the marrI- age of Miss Emily, daughter of MT and Mrs k. B. Meeker, and Walter, youngest A. WOOD wers, for One or Two Horses