The Newtown bee., 1901-08-30
WOODBURY.
AT THE CURTIS HOUSE.

| The Curtis house, under the able management of l.. E. Curtis, is having an excellent season. Among those who registered at this popular hostelry during August were:
 Mrs G: Goodwin, Mrs George W. Conner, Miss A. B. Cairns, M. J. O'Cain, Miss Katharine Hill, Miss Helen I. Driggs, E. l.. Jennings, MT and Mrs c. M. De Mott, H. D. Carver, D. P. Fitzgerald and family, Miss Edith Woodruff, MT and Mrs B. N. Richardson, E. B. Patson, I. R. Bald win, George J. Jackway, J. Murphy, and Mrs Robert c. Barbour, Master H. c. Barbour, w. T. Oviatt, Alfred R. Burr, Frederick Gillmor, Water bury.
 Mrs G. B. Sherman, Pelham Manor, N Y.
 Mrs M. c. Barker, Pittsburgh, Pa.
 MT and Mrs H. M. Knapp, H. E. Bishop, MT and Mrs George B. Pierce, MT and Mrs J. Barri, M. s. Comstock, G. H. Brown, T. J. Cooney, Jason Can oeS M e. Ii hiSbagrgd iS5agg HvldEepPrt " H Priodle Ai son P. Smith, Newtown. w. F. Gisse, Madison, Wis. l c. M. Sears, Springfield, Mass. 1 c. A. Gray and lady, Naugatuck. Allen w. Bronson, MT and Mrs Penn berton and family and wards, Hart ford.
 Mrs w. Ferguson and ward, R. H. Smith, F. A. Smith, E. L. Sollis, H. p. Small, S. A. Whitaker, Boston, Mass.
 John A. Knickerbocker, Salem, N. Y. | Mrs John Simpson, BrocktOn, Mass.
 MT and Mrs John H. Sisco, Cleve- land, o.
 l w. Van Rensalear Brown, James French, Montreal
 James J. Mckay, MT and Mrs w. V. Downs, Derby.
 A. c. Friedel, Collinsville.
 Louis M. Hemminway, Watertown. | Amos c. Lake, Bethlehem. | R. l.. Jackson, the Misses Jackson, Middletown.
 Miss l. L. Heustis, Milwaukee, Wis.
 M. B. Barnes, L. B. Luddington, Carmel, N. Y.
 D. R. Crofutt, Woodbury. K. M. Porter, East Orange, N. J.
 s. T. Shelon, Providence, R. I.
 Paul N. Gage, Washington. l R. J. Orr, K. H. Thomas, Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Mrs G. Camp, Mrs Brown, Middle l bury.
 H. H. Brown, Southbury. H. V. Hatton, A. M. Finn, Mrs O.. H. Hubbard, Otto Koenig, Mr and Mrs George Brown, Jere Hull, D. J. Mo Carthy, William Stewart, New York
 MT and Mrs Wayland, Mrs K. H. Frederick King, James Conovan, Mrs F. L. Averill, G. Edwin Osborne, F. Botsford, Gilbert B. Rowe, New Ha- ven.
 DIR SACHS FINE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS. Everyone who drives by the fine residence of Dr w. H. Sage cannot help but admire the place, as situated on a knoll it shows of to the best advan- tage. But few know that the doctor has a park of his own creation, which city people would go wild over, and everyone who enjoys nature, admires. West of his house runs the POmper- aug river and along its banks for near ly half mile4Dr Sage has bought up the land. From the river's edge the banks rises to quite height. Along this side hill, which is covered with trees, Dr Sage has laid out three lines of walks, one at the rivers edge, one half way up the hill and one at the top. It is beautiful spot to visit on a warm day. At differentpoints the doc tor has placed settees, so that the wis itOr may enjoy the scene. He has placed two fine boats on the river and can enjoy ride on the river of three quarters of mile. The view along the river is very pretty and Dr Sage is to be congratulated on the pleasing re- suits of his labor in laying out the park. But one will not leave the premises without taking look over Dr Sage's