The Newtown bee., 1901-08-23

MT and Mrs John Pepper of Bridge port are spending the week with M iss Fenn.
 A little daughter came to gladden. the home of MT and Mrs Garwood Mer- win, August II.
 s. R. Hendricks went to Pennsylva- mia for few days, this week.
 D. K. Colepaugh of Sandy Hook and William Colepaugh of Roxbury Station were in town, Monday, the guests of their brother, John A. Colepaugh.
 Night Watchman King of the New York and New Haven round house has been on the sick list.
 MT and Mrs Andrew M. Booth ex- pect to return, next Monday, from their
 Turney SOule has bought the tObac- co crop of Minott HartWell at 15c. He has also bought the crop of Leslie Randall in Washington.
 The framework for the two cottages of Seymour Johnson are now up and and the work is being rushed by Fore man Henry Adams of c. M. Beach's staff.
 c. P. Bentley and Miss Bentley were callers at "The Fab,," and at Horace Aliens on Sunday.
 M lSS Nclllc MulCdIly IS FlSlUlIS friends in New York City.
 Wilbur Osborne and family returned on Saturday from their sojourn at Lake Waramaug and on Wednesday he resumed his position with c. M Beach. MT Osborne has had some large stories to tell about the fish he didn't catch at Lake Waramaug.
 Messrs Fletcher and Boyd of the Gazette force, laid down their sticks" and hied themselves away for fishing excursion on Monday How many fish markets they passed by on .their way home RumOr saith not.
 Thomas Hinton, the affable and ca pablo superintendent of the Danbury bury, passed Sunday in town, the guest of his brother-in-law, John w. Hoyt.
 MT and Mrs Frank Evitts enjoyed a drive to Lake Waramaug on Sunday, stopping at Thomas Bray's popular hOstelry, the Lakeside Inn.
 Mrs Close and son, MT and Mrs Hos ford and Bert Franklin of Greater New York, who have been enjoying a sojourn at the Baldwin house, have re- turned to the city.
 William Schoverling has been on the sick list for few days, suffering from a stomach trouble.
 MT and Mrs Harry Ives and MT and Mrs Percy have been passing few days at Spectacle lake.
 Miss Etta Chamberlain of New York is visiting at Charles B. Camps.
 T. J. Mulcahy has just received nice invoice of carriages and wagons, and is prepared to give the public some bargains.
 MT and Mrs V. P. Staub returned on Thursday last from an enjoyable trip to the Pan-A merican exposition and Toronto.
 A new roof is being placed on the grand stand at Conetia Park. T. Soule & Go. are doing the work.
 Eighteen people took dinner, Sun day, at Thomas Bray's new hotel, Lake side Inn, at Lake Waramaug, on Sun day.
 Dr Barker and family left on Mon- day for sOjourn at Walnut Beach, Milford.
 dealer, is having good run on fine harnesses. His sales in a couple of days include arubber-trimmedh harness for Fred Starr, pair of fine light double harnesses for Vincent Sterling, a rubber-trimmed harness for Myron Thomas, a light driving harness for 'Hattie L.,' owned by Myron Hop- kins, light harness for S. N. Daniels of Newtown and one for Howard Rob- erts of Bridgewater. He is also ma king to order a nice harness for Mer- chant w. G. Barton.
 Messrs Hubert Thomas and Philo A. Northrop attended the races in Water bury on Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Mrs LaWtOn Tenant and Miss Lulu Tenant of Bridgeport are the guests of Mrs E. J. Sturges.
 Walter Fem, of Kinney & Co.'S force, has returned after two weeks vacation.
 Frank A. Warner, Jr., left, Saturday, for two weeks cation, accompanied by Mrs Warner.
 Word was received here, Saturday morning, that Charles T., oldest son of Mnrrnn pn1uop ho1 h0nr Li11o1 h,,