The Newtown bee., 1901-07-26
ARRIVALS AT WAYSIDE INN,

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 c. Patterson, Tonawanda, N. Y.
 Martin Thompson, F. A. Gaylord, Mrs $. Hazelton, Miss Gertrude Ha- zelton, Rev R. D. Gwilyn, Mrs S. W. Arnold, Miss Arnold, Miss Fanny Arnold, E. M. Arnold, Leo Zander, Rudolph H. Kissel, c. A. De Gersdorff, Dr and Mrs Henry Wallace, L. E. Browne, A. T. Kinney, c. B. Closter, K. w. Barlow, New York.
 A. F. Glassner, Meriden.
 Miss Rebecca D. Beach, Mrs D. P. Avery, Mrs J. H. Bronson, L. J. Man. delin, Mrs c. w. Pickett, New Haven Mrs J. M. Emerson, Miss Emerson, Ansonia.
 W. H. Whitehill, Newburgh, N. Y. w. B. Morse, Springfield, Mass.
 Frank w. Miner, New Rochelle, N Y.
 Mrs Charles w. McCord, Bridgeport. R. N. King, Dayton, O.
 A. L. Shipman, Hartford.
 George Barnes, Walter Barnes, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Rev F. A. Johnson, New Milford.
 MT and Mrs l. A. Powell, MT and M ITS R. A. Cowles, George B. Chatillon, Miss Nina Feitner, Miss G. Toffay, M. M. Tilden, Jr., Tally-ho party from MiZZen Top hotel.
 BOAT RAGING AT LAKE WARAMAUG. The first of a series of boat races took place at Lake Waramaug on Sat- urday and was witnessed by good crowd. The first race was won by Rob- ert Burr with the "kittie," M. D. Bryant with the "Dorrie' coming in second. Commodore Mead's boat, the "Nancy," accidentally fouled the ''Nancy," owned by H. s. Mygatt, and they withdrew from the race. At the time of the accident both boats were in the lead and sailing finely. There was also race between three steam in charge of H. E. kilbourne, won first place, followed by MT Bumstead with '"The Grace" and Nelson B. Mead with "The Cheerie.' Races are being arranged for Saturday of this week.
 IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
 The officers of Good Shepherd lodge, No. G5, l. 0. 0. F., for the ensuing term were installed Thursday evening, July Is, by D. D. c. M. James Sullivan, assisted by past grands of the lodge acting as grand officers. After the in stalling exercises refreshments were served. The officers installed were as follows: N. G., Myron Patchen; V. G.. James McEwan; recording secretary Charles D. Pulver; treasurer, Charles N. G., c. N. Lewis; warden, c. J. Put. lis; conductor, c. P. Camp: I. G., w o. Ward; o. G., E. A. Lathrop; R. s S., H. Donnelly; l.. s. S., J. E. .M ul lins; R. s. V. G., K. E. Rowe; l.. $. V G., A. B. Greer; chaplain, E. D. How land.
 Merchant Golden has added shot department to his rapidly growing business.
 Herbert Holton and daughter, Mis- May Holton, of Bridgeport, are visit ing Henry Garvey.
 MT and Mrs Andrew M. Booth ant MT and Mrs w. c. Beeman drove tt Washington Hollow, N. Y, on Friday returning on Saturday afternoon.
 The Rowe X Pulls Co. have dissolv ed partnership, and the business vii . be continued under the name of tn Frank E. Rowe Co.
 Mrs McMahon has come to take LII her residence with her daughter, Mr K. F. Hawley.
 Mrs Thomas of Derby is the guest o Mrs George H. Lines.
 pr DOlan of GaylOrdSville has equip , ped his favOrite horse with one of thos handmade harnesses that have mad Dealer Evitts' establishment so pol ular.
 One of those pleasing Sunday clan. |, bakeS, which delight the hearts of tn 600, was held on Sunday last on Starr Island. The high character of the CT