The Newtown bee., 1901-08-09
is caring for them. Dr Gordon is the attending physician.
THEHOTELS.

THE HOTELS.
 AN ENJOYABLE WHIST PARTY.
 An enjoyable whist party was given at the Inn on Wednesday night under the direction of Mrs J. B. Foster. The ladies' first prize was won by Miss Laura Mitchell; the ladies' second prize, Miss Clara Driggs; gentlemen's first prize, Wallace Mitcbell; gentle mems second prize, w. A. Leonard; ladies' consolation prizes, Miss Rosa line Laughter and Miss Lamb. Miss Rosaline M. Laughner, Marjorie D. F. Pierce, Bridgeport.
 F. E. Chaplain. Miss E. s. Chaplain, Roger A. Townsend, Mrs J. P Earle, New Haven.
 L. B. Seymour, Hartford.
 J. E. Barnes, Millerton, N. Y.
 Mrs Armstrong, Marguerite Armstrong, Mrs Isham, Mrs Magee, Donald Washhurne, burne, Miss Catharine Dewitt New York: Rev and Mrs Goldsborough and Miss Colds borough: Monroe.
 GRAND CENTRAL.
 MT and Mrs w. E. Weld. Nellie I. Dorman. George 0. Bali, James B. Martin, New Haven Arthur S. Brown, Franklin Farrell, Jr., An R. A. Clark, Hawleyville
 G. A. Roberts. Brooklyn.
 c. H. Galway and family. New York. Lena F. Barry, Katharine J: Barry, Lfzzie M Terry Ferry and i child, Bridgeport CHM ~ " ''
 A. T. Nettleton and Herbert Flans- burgh had contest at bowling, Tues day, the score standing 173 to 163 in favor of MT Flansburgh.
 A progressive euchre party will be held at the Inn on Saturday evening.
 w. A. Leonard has received a letter from A. F. Clarke written from the Imperial hotel Cork, Ireland.
 Rev and Mrs Goldsborough and daughter of Monroe were at the Inn, yesterday.
 Rev. and Mrs H. D. Cone and Miss Barbourof Bridgeport, who have been at the Inn for three weeks, returned to the city on Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs D. c. Sanford, with To- comobile, rode up froml Bridgeport, Wednesday, and stopped at the Inn over night.
 Dr J. w. Gordon is out with a new carriage, bought of A. M. BriscOe & Son.
 John Kelly of Hanover is quite poor ly.
 Michael Bradley of Hanover is again ailing, requiring the attendance of Dr Gordon.
 Barber Colepaugh of Sandy Hook passed Thursday and Friday last at Falls Village, bringing home hand some string of bass.
 Mrs 'Sandell returned home Tues day evening. from five days sOjOurn Haven. MT Sandell also passed Sun day and Monday there.
 Miss Jennie BriscOe has been quite seriously ill but is now cOnvalescing. Mrs A. M Briscoe, her mother, has also been prostrated but is getting about again.
 Miss Clara Driggs of Brooklyn is vis- iting at Mrs J. H. Warmers.
 George Repka of Passaic, N. J., pass ed Sunday with his sister at Sandy Hook.
 Horsemen will want to get their teams in good shape for the fall fairs, and Taylor, Curtis & Co. say they are pecially in the harness line.
 Among those from the Park City who passed Sunday in Newtown were Messrs James McMahon, John and Mi chael Keane, Michael and John Fin nell, Henry Costello, John Blake, John Leavey, John F. Donohue, John Don- ohue, Arthur Corbett and Joseph Day ton.
 The Day Brothers of Danbury are again at L. c. MOTHS to put on the finishing coat of plaster. They are rushed with business, having seven houses ahead of them to plaster and other contracts in view.
 Miss E. P. Botsford gave party in honor of her friend, Miss Kirkland, Friday after afternoen: Invited guests Grace, of Easton, Miss Gertrude Rene. dict and friend, Miss Weed, of Bridge. port, Miss Gertrude Botsford, Miss Maude Ives, Philo T. PlatU and John Beers.
 For the Royal Worcester straight. front corsets the ladies are invited tl call at the store of Taylor, Curtis & Go.
 Miss Lillie Fairman, stenOgraphel the Plumb Hardware Co.,, is passing g vacation of two weeks in NewtOwn anG vicinity.
 Inspector of R. E. D. Routes Caml of Bridgeport was in town on Saturday last.
 at E. M. Botsford's, include w. L Barber of Milford, Misses Bertha an6 Hazel Ferry of Bridgeport, MT and Mrs Mallett Sanford and daughter Clara, of Easton, Miss Marion Kirt land of Deep River, Prof H. w. Greene and Miss Aarup of Brooktield, R. s. H Lane of Providence, R. I. At E. R. Botsford's are MT and MT George Mills, the Misses Quinn ant Sadie Brophy of Bridgeport. For COca-Cola and other refreshing drinks call at the drug store of s. c Bull & Go.
 Letters remain at the Sandy HOOl postoftice, uncalled for, addressed t. Billy Chass, w. B. Kidder and MT 1 Paul Stevens.
 Miss Helen Drew of Ansonia is en toying sojourn at Taylor's hotel.
 John Farrell of Shelton was in tow on Tuesday.
 Postmaster Sniffen, worthy an esteemed member of Custer post, G. A