The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04

Hayden, New Haven.
 J. R. Judd, Kent.
 w. J. Tanner, George H. Hawley, B. s. Willett, D. F. Osborne, Frank Hallock, Bridgeport.
 L. Roman, J. c. Fayen, c. Hank, A. L. Jansen, Charles H. Seabrooke, James Lee, F. P. Lynch, B. A. Edgar, H. NJ. Ford, M. L. Cummings, New York.
 F. J. Hall, Hartford.
 H.C. Palmer, w. E. lIurlburt, Dan bury.
 F. Stafford, z. Read, Sanford's.
 K. H. Cole, Providence, R. I.
 -. Dr H. P. Mansfield, Georgetown.
 E. c. Warden, J. J. Cornell, w. V. Hyde, B. H. Brooks, F. c. Chariot, J. Levi, J. A. Davis Boston.
 G. P. Rice, New London.
 D. H. Carter, Derby.
 o. P. Wagor of One )nta, N. Y., who has been the guest for several weeks of MT and Mrs Henry Adams, returned home on Tuesday.
 Mir and Mrs Benjamin Drapeau were sadly afflicted, last week. in the death of their little daughter, Mary, with that dread disease, diphtheria The burial was private and on Thursday in charge of Undertaken Thomas.
 MT and Mrs Charles Walker are the happy parents of daughter, born on December 21.
 A. L. Chapin, the efficient baggage master at the station, was on the sick | list for several days. Frank Dalberg, the energetic har- ness maker employed by Frank Evitts, passed Sunday with New Haven | friends
 Henry Adams is out riding in a handsome new carriage, bought of Charles M. Beach. Work has been started on a new house on the South avenue extension for Henry Green, the contract being in the hands of Charles NJ. Beach. Paul Beardsley, who is in school at Cheshire, is passing the holidays with his parents, MT and Mrs c. F. Boards ley, at the Wayside Inn. Clarence Beardsley of New Haven, their oldest son, who has good position in New | Haven, was also at home over Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs Jerome B. Castle were in Bridgeport over Sunday, called thither by the death of Frederick Hurlburt. Mrs Castle is sister of Mrs Hurlburt.
 With his usual spirit of enterprise Frank Evitts has gotten out some very nice calendars, which he has generous ly distributed among his friends and patrons. THE BEE's representative was kindly remembered in the distri- button.
 Charles M. Beach has just completed a model barn for the occupancy of the horses of James Marsh and George R. Ackley in the rear of the houses occu- pied by these gentlemen. Here "Achamar" will make his headquar- ters with the expectation of ''doing up'' anything on the local track in the first year of the 10th century.
 Mrs J. II. Parsells was the fortunate person to receive the rocking horse having the guess most nearly correct on the number of beans in the jar in w. G. Barton's window. She guessed 537O while the correct number was 5399.
 | GAYLORDSVILLE AND VICINITY.
 Marvin Hubbell of New York was at A. H. Barlow's, Christmas.
 c. H. Soule, who is in New Haven being treated for rheumatism, is re- ported improving. 1 Miss Susie Hatch fell and sprained her ankle Christmas eve and is still unable to use it.
 There was Swedish service held at the home of Theodore Carlson on Fri day evening of last week. Miss Vida Jones has been visiting her brother, M. D. Jones. The Christmas tree of the Metho- dist Sunday school was very pleasant affair. The presents were selected by Mrs B. H. Austin and Mrs E. Hatch, who went to Bridgeport for them, and who deserve credit for the efficient manner in which they performed their work. There was a short musical pro- gram which was we'll rendered.
 Four men, who were driving team belonging to the hotel proprietor of Kent, ran into Hiram Kinneys wagon as he and his brother were returning from New Milford, one night last week, a short distance below this place. The men from Kent were thrown out and hurt somewhat and the horses ran. A mile or so below they met Frank Spaulding of Dover, I N. Y., and ran into him killing his horse and injuring him badly. At about the same time single team be- longing in Kent in which were two men became frightened at the cars be- tween here and Kent and ran throw. ing the men out. One of them was badly cut on the head, requiring the services of a doctor to sew it up. The horse ran to this place and ran into O. e~er &%S&SM0 I r1- IL