The Newtown bee., 1901-08-30

Il burn, George Corliss, William Gremsi Miss Alice Caruth, H. Chapman, al of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss Burke o MiddletOwn, Arthur Kane of Nev York.
 Miss Franklin and Miss Louis Franklin have been spending the sum mer with their sister, Mrs Peterson.
 George w. Hall, Falls Village.
 F. H. Sanford, c. B. Bennett, F. w Robinson, WI. Tanner, John E Phelan, Bridgeport.
 K. H. Barnes, J. NickerSOn, G. K Flockbart, B. Kelley, Danbury.
 John Raw, Dr c. H. Ball, w. H Chever, J. s. Alexander, F. w. Gay lord, Boston, Mass.
 L. L. Richards, Hartford.
 Thomas Shropp, Frank Shropp
 R: J. Roach, H. G. Shell, Buffalo N. Y.
 Howard Palmer, Union Hifls, N. Y
 F. Stanley Bacon, Middletown.
 R. Erwin, D. Soules, H. LeRoy Ran Milford.
 P. H. Underwood, Orange.
 A. w. Twiss, Miss Helen s. Twiss Bethel.
 Frederick Chambers, E. M. Richard son. Waterbury.
 H. P. AverilI, H. o. Averill, R. w Squires, Washington.
 George M. Olmstead, Harry s O'Neill, New York.
 w. D. Niver, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 H. L. Hayden, New Haven.
 Edwin Hurlburt, Great Burlington Mass.
 J. B. Homan, Scranton, Pa.
 G. Madison, Norwalk.
 H. E. Britton, Miss R. Roberts Kent.
 GAYLORDsVILLEAN AND VICINITY.
 Mrs B. H. and Miss Edith Roys and Miss Emily Bailey are spending va. cation at Belmar, N. J.
 Rev D. H. Roys is visiting friends in Canaan and along the line of the Housatonic, and also spending a few days at Pine Grove Camp meeting.
 Mrs c. H. Soule and Mrs Arthur rented cottage and who were there during the week from this place were Mrs E. Newton, MI and Mrs John Newton, George New. ton and family, Mrs Curtis Hall, Mrs w. J. Buckingham and George karch- er
 MT and Mrs Walter Seaman and daughter, Helen, of Hyde Park, N. Y., have been visiting at Paine & Under hills.
 There was no service in the church on last Sunday as the pastor is taking his vacation.
 Miss Helen Disbrow, daughter o1 Gen W. E. Disbrow of Bridgeport, who has been visiting at Mrs H. s. DiSbrow'S, has returned home.
 A large party, including some from this place and from Bridgeport, have been camping at Hatch Pond, the past week.
 WENT TO CAMPMEETING AND ENJOYED
 THE ONE HUNDRED MINUTE SER
 MON.
 Among those who passed Sunday at Pine Grove campmeeting, Canaan were: Daniel Marshall, e us Taylor, liar ry Palmer, w. B. Bull, MT Williams and c. D. Pulver. Some of the party thought it advisable to stop of at Falls Village (Mr Palmer among the number), to visit their cousins, anG Harry says he wishes he could attend campmeeting again, next Sunday. MI Williams greatly enjoyed the morning sermon, as it was so short.
 IMPROVEMENTS IN PROSPECT.
 Vincent Sterling is expecting tt have an addition of some 30 feet bull on to the large tobacco warehouse O Sutter Brothers.
 A new barn is being erected at Lake Waramaug for c. K. Schoverling, wh, later expects to erect residence. T Soule & Go. have the contract.
 T. Soule & Co. are doing some addi tional work for MT Bishop on his nev cottage at Lake Waramaug, building a wooden stairway from the road up t. his cottage, some 300 feet.
 RIVER DISTRICT.
 Miss Polly Northrop of the villag was a pleasant caller at Metichiwal farm, last Monday.
 Mrs B. H. Northrop and children Miss Polly and Master Gerald, ar keeping house for Mrs T. M. Stac] while she is away with her husban, on his vacation visiting relatives.
 Mrs S. B. Melins and Mrs Franl Pulver, who have been visiting thei sister-in-law, have left there, MT Melins going to COpake for a week. visit with her parents before her re turn home to Brooklyn and Mrs Pulve to her home in Milford.
 Some unknown person or person completely severed the tail of Charle Bells COW some time during Sunda last.
 CHESTNUT LAND.
 Miss Mary Dayton is spending time at Lawrence Garfield s. Born, August IS, son to MT an Mrs Walter Darley.
 Miss Clara Anderson is staying witt her sister in New Milfoad.
 Mrs Bennett Peck and son, Howard and Miss Fannie Pierce were guests c Mrs Lawrence Camp, Tuesday. Lawrence Camp and daughter CT joyed day fishing at Lake Waramaue last week.
 Miss Alice Lathrop returned on Nor day, after week spent with Bridge port relatives. E. B. Wheeler of Warren was i town on Monday with his handsom | chestnut colt, which was much aC mired.
 The entries for the races at the Ne, Milford fair close on Monday next Hubert Thomas expects to secure | handsome list of entries.
 c. M. Hedding of New York stat sold out drove of 87 head of cattl here, last week. He expects to retur with another load about New Milfor fair time. 1 Countu Comniccinnar Gaorno N