The Newtown bee., 1905-10-27

Rev A. H. Post gave us an excellen
 discourse from his pulpit here, las
 Sunday morning, upon "A Godlik aSpirit," living so as to meet the az
 probation of Our Creator, and havin ? governed in all things in accordanc with His divine will. He thereb, ]showed by fashioning our life in thi manner, the greatest amount of tru learthly happiness will be experienced E. H. TARBOX TO LEAVE ARROW POINT | The writer regrets to state that E. H. Tarbox at Arrow Point farm in tends to complete his service with Mrs s. c. Goodhue about November l farm in Vermont. MT Tarbox has made many friends in this vicinity during the past years stay, who will sincerely regret his departure. His friends hope it is for his benefit that he returns to his native state again. Mrs GOOdhue intends to close her sum mer residence soon after November l.
 Another departure from Lakeside is Thomas Bray and family, who think it to be far better for MT Bray to pass Milford. It closes the best and only all the year round hotel we have had here in years, and Lake Waramaug will be very much more deserted dur ing the winter season by their ah- l Sence. The writer sincerely hopes MT Bray's condition will so improve in the coming weeks that he will de- eide as soon as practicable to return l where he has made such a popular re- 1 sort.
 MT and Mrs H. Ives of Bridgeport I were seen here, last Sunday, with their auto.
 A. G. Caskey came down from the Lake, one morning last week, with a bass he had caught, which tipped a scale at four and one-half pounds. The same afternoon he was fortunate in catching two fine pickerel.
 J. B. Wilson and family have closed their hotel here this week, and re- opened their residence in New Milford for the winter.
 Mrs H. E. Warner has been obliged to deplete the varieties in her flower garden, which has for this year spoil ed the beauty of it. Bulbs and roots will be stored safely away, preparatory to another flower garden next year, even excelling that of this year, which has been by far the lhandsomest flower garden here.
 William Smith and family passed last week at William Peet's in Gay louisville.
 Leman Bradshaw, after serving faithfully for IS months as driver of J. E. Granniss' stage daily in New Mill ford, is taking this week as we'll de- ed on Monday to visit relatives in Pennsylvania. H. B. Warner is his substitute on the stage.
 Mrs Nelson Mercy returned, last Saturday, to her home here from two weeks visit to relatives in Wassa- ic, N. Y., and Gaylordsville.
 Mrs Mary Carter returned from Ter ryville to her home here on Tuesday evening of last week, for two weeks stay.
 is most critical, with little hopes of her recovery. Her two sisters are with her and will remain as long as necessary.
 B. J. Haynes is, this week, rebuild ing the chimney of Mrs Minerva Cogs- wells residence.
 R. Fl. Armstrong, for the first time in year, was absent from his market here from last Friday until Tuesday of this week. Ned Lyman has recently effected change in his general store room by
 
 part of the room and making it more convenient and spacious for his pa trons in passing through the room while making their purchases. MT and Mrs 0. Hatch of Boston, with other friends are passing a few days again with MT and Mrs J. B. Stillson, while MT Hatch bags the partridge and quail.
 A large bull dog was seen, Saturday evening, in Prime Wright's pig pen. He injured three pigs for Wright. After being driven away from there, he proceeded to William Murphy's pen, near by, where he injured another pig and then came back to Wright's again where Prime was then ready for him and dispatched him quickly to ''dog paradise" The dog was a stranger to all who saw him.
 Seth Couch is reported to be gaining in strength from his long illness.
 Miss Evelyn Morgan has gone to Danbury to attend during the winter Stillman'S Business college.