The Newtown bee., 1903-09-11
day and Labor day.

->1'''' ->A- ->A HE NE" iIt>"L ~ U c. B. Abbott, Rev T. J. Lee, New ark. N. J.
 A. A. C. Becker, Philadelphia, Pa N. P. Flames, Miss K. l.. McN Nulty, Jersey City, N. J.
 T. w. Lloyd, II. Redtield, c. A. D.. Ford. George Losere, T. l. keeley, N. F. Phelan, T. P. Lynch, l.. $. Welton, James w. Mott, w. J. Kelly, Miss E. M. Hoffman, Arthur ". Butler, MT and Mrs M. B. Fuller, Stanley Dorvall, J. w. Mott, J. A. Clark, c. F. Dewey, New York. E. $. Roberts, East Canaan. Mir and Mrs James AldiS, Torring- | ton.
 Irwin w. Sanford, Lakeville. II. F. Landon, Donald T. Warner, Salisbury. c. s. Smith, Kent. George M. Woodruff, Litchfeld. w. l.. Durgy, H. E. Hurlburt and child, Danbury. Dr J. c. Barker, F. NJ. Williams, H. | L. Randall, E. J. Emmons, C. H. | Booth. F. E. Soule, H. s. Mygatt, Miss Ethel Randall, New Milford. H. A. Johnson, Chicago, Ill.
 F. E. Toquet, w. s. Morton, Miss R. Morton, Miss l.. Morton, Bulls Bridge
 L. D. Combs, J. E. Woodbridge, Al. bany, N. Y.
 E. w. Russell, Stamford.
 Miss Clark and niece, F. J. Hall, R | A. Whitfield, H. l.. Hayden, New Ha ven.
 V. II. Kincaid, R. w. Burritt, Ed win G. Parrott> E. s. Willett, MT ane Mrs Lewis D. Christie, MT and Mrs J M. Hayes, Bridgeport.
 F. s. Stimson, B. G. Stacey, k. w Merrill, Henry w. Gray, Jr., Boston Mass.
 E. Peabody, St Louis, Mo.
 F. B. Briggs, Davis Mix, c. M. Judd Hartford.
 Mrs E. L. Engles, Nellie E. Gustaf son, Washington.
 s. H. Johnson, Newburgh, N. Y.
 E. D. Mead, Greenwich.
 c. w. Beeman, Johnstown, N. Y.
 Mrs P. Stallknecht, Irene F. Stalk necht, Leroy c. Stallknecht, Brook lyn, N. Y. BOAT RACE AT LAKE WARAMAUG.
 There was an interesting boat rac at Lake Waramaug, Monday, the boat contesting being 'The Nancy" H. s Mygatt; "The Loyal" Nelson B. Mead "The Lena," G. M. Breinig. The rac was won by 1.-The Nancy"
 Mrs E. J. Calvin is recovering iron an attack of bronchitis.
 Louis Welton and De Watt Pepper Jr., of New York, were in town owe Labor day. | George Hawley was home from Nev Haven: Sunday and Labor day.
 Duncan Dodd came up on his whee from Derby to spend Sunday and La Dor day in town. c. A. Trowbridge of New York pass ed Sunday at M. w. Hills.
 Rev William Ross, who preached a the Methodist church, Sunday. was en tertained by MT and Mrs c. A. Way MT Ross was pastor of this church il 1S62-3.
 George Dean of West Cornwall Ina been passing few days with his sister Mrs F. B. Starr
 J. Butler Merwin killed another raj tlesnake on his farm, last week, meas uring over five feet in length.
 Miss Charlotte Robertson of Bridge port is the guest of her niece. Miss Ar ma Robertson.
 H. s. Wheaton of Milford has take a position in the livery stable of w. Beeman.i
 l. c. Heritage passed Labor day i Danbury, visiting Lake Kenosia. Mrs Philip Jones of Huntington visiting her brother-in-law, Sergean c. T. Nicholson.
 Miss Edith Lathrop is visiting i Bridgeport.
 Herbert, the infant son of Mir an Mrs Edward Teator, died on Saturday The funeral took place on Sunday, Re j. F. Plumb ot1icia ting.
 Mrs George Pulver has returne from a visit in New York.
 Mrs Joseph Palmer passed Monda in New Haven with her sister, Mrs Mo Namara.
 Mrs k. A. Lathrop returned on Sat urday from month s visit in AnSonia Seymour and New Haven.
 James w. Goldsmith passed Sunda i, and Monday in Litchtield.
 George T. Soule is spending a weel in New York.
 C. A. Hayes and family drove to Lax, Waramaug, Monday. Charles PlanZ, Mrs Garfield, Ms Cantield and Miss Osborne of Danburl aD joVp6 q carriavn 6rivo tO R111)',