The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-10-03
INTERESTING LIVE STOCK NOTES.

| INTERESTING LIVE STOCK NOTES.
George S. and B. G.. Humphrey have
bought 80 head of Angora goats of w.
o. Corning of Marketable. They will
be placed on the Humphrey place near
ROmfOrd.
Seth Couch has sold fine pair of
three-year-old steers to F. A. Curtis of
| Warren.
r. c. Mallory has secured likely
pair of three-year-Old steers of Seth
Couch Of Woodville.
We enjoyed another pleasant call
from Editor A. p. Smith of The BEE,
last Friday. Our sympathy is extend
ed to him most truly in the continued
illness of his wife and her necessary
absence from her pleasant home. May
these Affections which for the present
seem most grievous, work out for both
Mr. and Mrs Smith a far greater
amount Of comfort, .contentment and
success together in future, than we
can now imagine or wish. .
A son was born, last Saturday even
ing to DR. and Mrs L. w. Abbott at
Lakeside.
Mr. Bumstead of Jersey City, n. j.,
closed his cottage at Lakeside on Mon
day of this week and with his family
returned to their winter home.
We committed an error in last
weeks correspondence in announcing
the departure of Mr. and Mrs ID. G.
| Sanford from TokaCiCo r. ,v,c tbo;r
intention to return to Bridgeport but
Mrs Sanford was taken i'll with quinsy
sore throat and so serious was her af-
Fiction that Dr. Staub Of New Milford
was called and also her family physi
clan from Bridgeport. She is still
here, unable to be moved. She is con-
sidered better but still has bad
throat.
Mrs O. j. Winans. with Mr. and Mrs
William G. Bceman, will soon close
her cottage at Cheerie Point and
again open her house in New Milford
for the winter.
Hon G. p. Lyman and Frank S.
Brown were in New Haven, last week,
as delegates to the democratic state
convention.
Mrs +. J. HosfOrd attended Wanna
makers opening for dressmakers in
New York City, last Saturday.
Mrs Nelson Morey returned from
her stay at Bridgeport hospital on
Monday of last week.
Elm Shade Mill is now practically
closed. Henry Black, executor, fin
ished the sale of corn there. last week,
and no one yet has appeared who de-
SireS to lease the mill.
The family of T. G. Black expects to
close the house before winter and Mrs
Black will live with her daughters in
WatertOwn and Waterbury.
George S. Lyman is taking Il vaca-
tion from duty as clerk at Hon G. p.
Lyman's store, but may decide later
to return for the winter.
Miss Bertha Wright expects to go
this week, to Mt Vernon, N. Y, for
the winter.
Rev II. Epson passed part of last
week in Hartford.
Mrs Potter and daughter of Hunt
ington passed last week and over last |
Sunday at A. II. Bolles'.
The condition of Mrs II. O. Averill |
is reported as slightly improved from
the first part of last week
Mrs A. M. Morgan visited, last week,
in New Fairfield and Danbury.
Mrs James McIIan, with her son
and daughter moved, last week, from
her home on South street to n. B.
Mead's farmhouse at Lakeside. that
she may act as housckeeper for George
Farmer, who will continue to conduct
Mr. Mead'S farming interests through
the winter. Mrs MclIan thereby es-
capcS the expense of house rent, fuel
and enables her to retain Il home for
herself and youngest children.