The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16
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stantial barn erected of gambled roof design.
 Mrs Frederick Bange of Brooklyn is guest at J. LeRoy Bucks.
 There was fierce scrap on Railroad street, near the freight depot, Satur- day evening, between two cOlored men. One vas arrested but afterward escaped.
 George Rocker of Danbury has been visiting at Will Beeman's.
 MT and Mrs c. F. Beardsley, of the Wayside Inn,. with son, Paul, and friends, passed Friday last at Lake
 Prof and Mrs De Mork of Bridgeport drove to New Milford on Saturday, calling on M. w. Hill. They proceed ed to B. P. Hills, where they were en- tertained over Sunday. Mrs Hill has improved very much as the result of Prof De Mork'S treatment. She now | walks about the house and yard, which she had not done previously for 14 years.
 Frank Evitts has :sold three dozen of the hats for horses, which are fad, this year, with horsemen. l Will Pomeroy of Long Mountain has two nice harnesses, bought of Dealer Evitts.
 E. A. Lathrop, "Hubie" Thomas right hand man, was on the sick list several days, last week.
 John G. Goldsmith, of the local office of the Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co.,, is passing his vacatian at New Britain and other places.
 Charles Sanford of Bridgeport was in town, Friday.
 George W. toomis of New Haven
 was in town, Friday.
 II Nro M fo,,~l ;,, n Ao-or garden near her house large and
 handsome Indian arrow head of con- siderable value. Mir Ryan has had it
 mounted as watch charm, which
 makes handsome piece of jewelry. W. R. Peck, superintendent of the
 paint and filler department of the
 Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co.,, is
 taking weeks vacation.
 Rev Dr George l.. Taylor will preach
 at the Methodist campmeeting at
 Pine Grove on Friday, August 23. accountant at w. G. Barton's dry
 goods establishment, is passing hel vacation with her mother at Wood.
 vile.
 At the Methodist church on Sunday
 morning last Rev Dr G. l.. Taylor gave an inspiring sermon on "The
 faith of Abraham,' and in the evening on '"The grandeur of man." MT and Mrs George Ackley are away
 for a few days vacation, passed at Paw lings and POughkeepsie, N. Y. MT and Mrs Will Fuller are visiting
 at Sherman Greens in Kent Hollow. Miss Walsh of Torrington is visiting
 at MT ParSell'S on Nicholas Square.
 on Monday for sOjOurn at WOOdmOnt Robert Irwin of St Paul. Minn., a one time editor of the New Milfort 9 Item, is making his annual visit il town.
 Miss Minnie Walden has moved iron High street into one of Mrs Charles c Smiths houses on Bennitt street. Mrs E. s. Andrews of Bridgeport ha!
 been in town, this week, the guest O. ! Henry s. Mygatt. 7 Mrs Tripp, clerk at w. G. Bar tons, was called to Chicago, Ill.,, thi
 week, by the sad intelligence that he
 father had been killed.
 Mrs Bierbohn of Brooklyn, who sam ,. so charmingly at the entertainment a !. Lake Waramaug on Friday evenin n last, was in town, last week, stoppin n at the New England house. Followin Q the concert by the band, with w. H ,. Perry, Jr., of Providence, R: l., sh !; gave an imprOmptu concert from tn p balcony of the New England hOus 2 which was greatly enjoyed by the larg f. crowd assembled.
 V Mrs Joseph La Hait and chlldre if passed last week with Messrs Danie if and James TObin on Skiff mountain. Q A party consisting of Mrs G. F. Pi1 ; ley, Misses Jule B. and Anna c. Dol O sey, J. P. Dorsey, MT Kinney and W . g Fl. Perry, Jr., drove to New Preston S last Friday night, and attended tn >' excellent vaudeville entertainment a
 Pavilion hall.
 A party consisting of Robert an Walter Campbell of Bridgeport, JOh V Magner and Percy Collins enjoye s, camp life at Green pond, last weel d They made an enthusiastic hunt afte is rattlers but never succeeded in eve ii seeing One