The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-08-14

leaves. Fred seems too young to break
and we hope with kind nursing and
the physicians skill, we may soon hear
he is again on the road to recovery OF
lost strength and health.
Ill AT THE CARTER HOUSE.
The Carter House has been crowded
to its utmost capacity. Recent arriv-
ais include: Louis Talbot, Noble
Booth, William Watson, George f.
Clark, New Milford.
iii C. r. Jewett, R. c. Houston, Mrs
N. D. Whitton, J. H. Smith. w. D.
Davies, William L. Hommedeau, Frank
Ray, William F. Banks, Charles R.
Jewett, Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. Bidwell, Thomas
ton.
Mr. and Mrs John Trumbull, John T.
Trumbull, Jr., Mr. and Mrs NJ. 81 Glov-
er, Norwalk.
iii Mr. and Mrs J. Emory Stevens, Miss
Alice Stevens, Miss Elizabeth Stevens,
Mr. and Mrs H. S. Mcbride, Mr. and
Mrs H. w. Mather, South Norwalk.
David Levey, Mr. and Mrs E. w ELL
sens, Mr. and Mrs Richard 81. Reed,
Thomas H. Heath, New York.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin c. Dow, New
Haven.
II Henry McKeon, Brooklyn.
II Mr. and Mrs w. B. Stevens, Deep
River.
II Mr. and Mrs James Alden, Torring-
ton.
II Miss Mary Lente, Miss Gertrude
/
Miss G. T.Kerby, Litchfield.
N. NJ. Watson, Mrs N. M. Vain,
Miss Helen Bull, Miss NJ. e. Bull,
Kent.
Mr. and Mrs e. L. Blaisdell, Eleanor
F. Blaisdell, Grace D. Harris, Prof
Aaron G. Burhans, Brooklyn.
May E. Freeman, c. S. Miles, Bridge
port.
n Mr. and Mrs H. B. Slawson, South
Norwalk.
iii J. A. Carter, Geneva, o.
iii Mrs Ira Bout, Mrs Clara Dickinson,
Cleveland, o.
Earl Weed, Mrs J. Jarvis Hubbeli, J.
D. Lamb, Norwalk.
S. c. Tomlinson, Miss Huntington,
Woodbury..
Mr. and Mrs E. J. Emmons, Mildred
and Edwin Emmons, Sidney Clark,
Mr. and Mrs S. E. Soule, New Milford.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Shepard, Bethel
Mr. and Mrs 81. Strong, Mr. and Mrs
S. Spear, Elmer F. Carley, F. r EN-
mons, II. d. Warner, J. M. Emmons,
New York.
iii AT THE WILSON HOUSE.
The popular Wilson house is enjoy
Ing its most prosperous season in 10
u years. Mr. Wilson says he has turned
away fully 200 he was unable to accom-
modate. Among the arrivals, this sea-
he son, are:
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Hubbell, Mr. and
mt Mrs J. G. Loudon, Miss Loudon, Miss
as Gertrude Loudon, Mr. and Mrs Ezra
'ne Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth Brice, Annie
len E Shears, Emma Schenklar, Emma
all johnson, Mr. and Mrs Henry A. Kief.
Adellne c. Kief, Harry A. Kief, Mr.
i1 x and Mrs w. NJ. Gray, Henry McKeon,
cir James McKeage, Mr. and Mrs n. P.
Read, John L. Allen, Charles D. Nc
Allister, Brooklyn.
r. Mrs G. w. Wright, New Milford.
~ DR. D. C. Patterson, Miss Helen
10! Bloodgood, Miss Krehiel, e. A. Flana
ian gan, Miss Karrenbly, Mr. and Mrs E.
no D. Hicks, Will Hicks, Mrs A. e. Tay-
OF lor, Miss G. E. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs A. d.
me Grove, daughter and son, Elsie Jabu-
ry, Mrs n. Jabury, Elizabeth Harper,
10" Mr. and Mrs w. 81. Knapp, D. II. Val
nm entine, New York.
ice Miss Edith Won Boskerk, Boardman
ael- Wright, Plain6eld N. J.
Mr. and Mrs George Banks, Water
nc bury.
= is Mr. and Mrs w. K. Naples, Charles
en. A. Tucker, Winnifred q. Tucker,
had South Norwalk.
I h;e Isaac B. Prindle, Miss Louise Prin-
die, Mr. and Mrs L. c. Lyon, Mr. and
the Mrs F. C. Briggs, Mr. and Mrs C. e.
;, Barton, Mr. and Mrs r. o. Lewis, Jr..
= lie Mrs N. Eloise Bradley, Miss Edith
nh NJ. Robinson, Miss Margaret Robin
lme son, Miss Harriet Conklin, Miss Bessie
Conklin, Miss Frances e. Robinson
Bridgeport.
me Mrs Frank E. Witherspoon and son
Rochester. N. Y.
eat A. Gardner, Babylon, L. L.
ney H. Galpin, Cleveland, o.
the Mrs M. ]. Todd, Charlotte A. Todd,
ter, Buffalo, N. Y:
be Mr. and Mrs William E. Brown, H
tne P Warren, H. F. Seward, Mrs George
A. Maycock, Helen Maycock, HANNAH
,,o Maycock, Gertrude Duell, Ella d. Fla
11siv herty, New Haven.
its Augustus w. Dibble, South Nor
lon. walk.
10y George Limner, Bamberg, Germany
can George Beechman, Trenton. N.
A Mr. and Mrs Theodore B. J. Lins
ave Everett w. Lins, Port Richmond, N
Ong "
tion William T. Church, Newark, N ].
t,no Mr. and Mrs NJ. M. Carwin, Miss Cal
Sc win, Master Clifford Carwin, Mrs W
'ter- N. Chopin, Edna c. Chopin, Harry
Chopin, Mt Vernon.
Editor A. P. Smith of THE BEE va
entertained at dinner, Friday, by Re
mn Henry Epson.
All are glad to see Charlie King ono
more able to ride over the hills o
neu pleasant afternoons with his grani
why parent, Mrs S. c. Goodhue. of AFRO
Point.
,,ro Miss Grace Granniss WAS too ILL., la