The Newtown bee., 1905-06-23
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BEDDING.
NEWS WORTH NOTING.


 rived at her home on the Ridge for the summer, last week. Miss Janne cite Jones of New York is with her.
 MT and Mrs Curtis of New York are spending few weeks at the rectOry, with Rev and Mrs w. H. Jepson.
 Sullivan Brothers have been having a new floor laid to the veranda in front of their store and have also had other repairs made on their house. H. c. Nc Collum did the work.
 Mrs William De Bruycker has re- turned from stay of few days with friends in Brooklyn and New York.
 l.. O. Peck has purchased A. c. Mo Councils farm on Couch'S Hill. MT Nc Cornell will remain on the place until about August l, when he goes to Lanesbury, Mass, where he has ac- cepted call to preach.
 Parties from Rochester, N. Y., have been looking at land of John J. Rey- holds on Couch's Hill for the purpose of building a summer home.
 MT Hedding, the cattle man, with drove of about 100 head of cattle. stopped a few days, last week, with c, E MorehouSe.
 L. O. Peck is having cottage built just south of his south driveway for his coachman. H. c. Nc Collum has the contract for the cottage. Marshall Sanford is digging the cellar. Cornelius A. Keefe, who works for F. l.. Dunnell, has fine early garden He is now picking peas from the gar den and has new potatoes as big as hens eggs. All his vegetables are very forward.
 Daniel Sanford and family of BOs- ton are with Miss Belle Sanford for the summer.
 F. l.. Dunnell and family arrived at their pleasant home on the Ridge, last Friday, for the summer. Master John P. O'Keefe has returned from a visit with her aunt, Mrs M. Montgomery, in Brooklyn. Mrs B. P. Shaw has sold her house. hold goods and has gone to Massacbu- setts to spend few weeks with her daughter. Miss Belle Sanford has been having new stills put under her barn south of her house.
 Mrs j.. L. Glider has been making some improvements about her house. H. c. Nc Collum did the work. 1 The Fortnightly club met with Mrs 1 Wakeman, last week Wednesday eYens ing. It was voted to continue the meetings through the summer, hold ing them out of doors and enjoying tennis, croquet and other outdoor sports. A special committee was ap. pointed to have the meetings in charge.
 Mrs John A. Young and Mrs Henry J. Brown and family of New York are with MT and Mrs Henry Rupf for the summer.
 B. J. Miller, who has undergone an operation at one of the New York hos pitalS, is now gaining nicely. | A few of the members of the Fort nightly club enjoyed picnic at the Park, last week Thursday. l Mrs Charles JudSOn and Mrs Ernest JudSon of Danbury were guests, last Thursday, of MT and Mrs Daniel R. | Warner.
 MT Bowdy and family of New York are at Katherine Reads place for the summer months. !! at Putnam Park, last week Wednes- day.
 Mrs I. M. Treadwell and children of St Augustine, Fla, are spending the summer with George and Carrie Treadwell in Sanfordtown.
 J. B. Cornwall moves into his cot. tage for the summer, this week.
 Mrs Frank Abbott of Chicago is spending a few days at the Abbott homestead in the Center.
 MT and Mrs George w. Banks of Philadelphia, who have been spend ing a few days with MT Banks sister, left for Polan Springs, Me, and the Wambeek, Jefferson, N. H., in the White Mountains, where they will spend the summer.
 Mrs H. M. Wakeman is going to Berlin, Conn.,, this. week, to visit hel cousin, Charles Jarvis.
 Dr Smith is going to Amherst, Mass, Saturday. to meet his class in college at reunion. He will take a few days recreation after long spell of hard work.
 Bedding never had better roads. A few bad places. There are some places between Sanfordtown and Sulli- vans store that are more than bad.
 The Hull cemetery has been cleaned up, grass and bushes cut and put in l fine order.
 MT and Mrs G. w. Banks of Phila- delphia, and Mrs G. A. Sanford were guests at the Newtown Inn; Wednes- day.