The Newtown bee., 1901-09-06
The NeWtOWn Bee
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LlTcHFIELD COUNTY.
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January 1, 1882,
 Last week,
BRIDGEWATER.


 | Rev F. w. Raymond returned, last week, after a months absence. He began his years work here with very appropriate sermon from the last clause of Luke 22-27: "I am among you as he that serveth."
 Rev J. o. Jones, of Bound Brook, N J., who has been spending few weeks in town, left Saturday, for Boston where he was to preach last Sunday. LOCALS OF INTEREST. Mrs Sallie Sanford who has been the guest of friends out of town, returned home on Saturday.
 Mrs l.. K. Curtiss and Mrs J. K. Ba. con of New Milford were calling on friends in town, one day this week.
 G. E. Randall of New York passed Sunday in town, the guest of his broth CT, E. c. Randall.
 Mrs Henry Gillett is the guest of friends out of town, this week.
 Miss Jennie Wellwood, who has teen the guest of Mrs K. J. Wellwood for the past two weeks, has returned to her home in Jersey sCity. Mrs Charles COmstock and child and Miss Sarah Jones of Brooktield spent Tuesday with friends in town.
 Miss Anna Howes of Waterbury and Miss Fannie Howes of Brewsters, N. Y., have been. the guests of Mrs E. c Randall, the past week.
 Mrs Hattie Reeves and daughter of New York are the guests of friends in town.
 Miss Daisy Hill returned from Wood mont on Saturday evening of this week.
 A large party of young people from this town went to "5teep Rock" for picnic, Monday, September 2.
 A party of young people from the village attended corn roast at Henry c. Sanford's, last week Friday evening"
 MT and Mrs Clark Wheeler enter tained company of friends, last Sat- nrday evening.
 Miss Lizzie Bayette has returned from visit to her sister, Mrs Howard Peck of Long Hill.
 Mrs Charlotte Livingston is in New Milford with her daughter, Mrs Wal ter Peck.
 MT and Mrs William Marsh spent last week in Buffalo.
 Rev J. O. Jones left for Boston, last week Saturday.
 MT and Mrs c. N. Hatch left, Satur- day, for an extended trip, including Buffalo and the exposition.
 Mrs L. s. Weeks and sons and MT and Mrs Clark Wheeler and family left for their homes in Bridgeport, last Tuesday, and Dr and Mrs Wilcox and daughter for Mt Vernon on Wednes- day.
 Dr G. H. Wright from New Milford, acting health officer, was in town Monday.
 Rev MT Raymond has returned from his vacation and people were glad to see him in his pulpit again, Sunday.
 c. B. Thompsons factory is open again after two weeks vacation.
 Mrs George Sturdevant and children of Danbury, who have been spending the summer at her fathers, have re- turned home.
 Mrs Goodrich and little son, who have been boarding at Mrs Henry Beers, have returned to their home in New Haven. Dr King, of New Milford, has been in town several times recently, on pro- fessional visits. Mrs Henry Burr, of Plymouth, has been visiting her cousins, Mrs Elmer Frost and Mrs Andrew Young. Master Allie Hine, of New.Milford, has been With his grand-parentS, MT and Mrs Albert Rrazee. George Frost, of New York, has had a two weeks vacation, part of which he spent at the Pan American Exposi- tiOn, the remainder with his parents, MT and Mrs Elmer Frost. Miss Gertrude Kasson and niece have been with Miss Kasson's sister, Mrs Dora Sanford. Mrs Bennett Peck s son Howard and friend, visited friends in New Milford, one day this week. Miss Pencil, who has spent a week in New York, has returned to MT Kane's. Miss May Camp. of New Milford, vis- ited friends in town last Friday.