The Newtown bee., 1907-07-19
NEW HAVEN COUNTY
Quaker's s Farms.
PERSONAL CHAT.

G1sOO1Naa OA1A
 E. H. Hubbell has as guest his sis ter-in-law.
 The stork visited the home of James Tomlinson, June 21, and left fine boy
 E. H. Hubbell sold fine Jersey COW to Mrs Fannie Wheeler of White Hills.
 MT and Mrs George Bostwick, who have made their home with Mrs Mary Tomlinson for number of years, are
 Samuel Patterson has moved from c. B. Johnson's tenement to Monroe. raised and nearly covered. He is also to build a large barn for hay and grain. B. H. Davis and E. J. Woes ter are doing the carpenter work.
 Miss Myra Olsen is helping Mrs Ann Hull with her housework.
 MT and Mrs Olie Olsen are at Mrs Fannie B. Wheeler's on Good Hill for the present.
 Mrs Sarah E. Hubbell of Seymour spent few days here, last week, the guest of Mrs Hattie Hill and E. H. Hubbell.
 Mrs Charles Hawkins, who has been spending few days in South Britain with her son, T. L. Hawkins. has gone to Plymouth to spend a few days w ith her sister.
 Miss Edith Hinman is assisting Mrs Frank Dring in the care of her youn g children, who have the whooping cough.
 Deers are becoming very plentiful. As H. B. Brewer was riding along, he | saw fine doe on the hillside not far off. Three deer make c. A. Davis peach orchard their feeding ground and several have been seen on Pisgah and in the woods towards Southford.
 E. L. Hit and family of Saugatuck are the guests, this week, of Mrs Hat tie Hill at E. H. Hubbell's.
 Albert Yale was the guest, last week. of E. H. Hubbell.
 MT Challence and two granddaugh- ters of Waterbury have spent a few days here, the guests of Mir and Mrs R. J. Hawkins.
 Mrs G. w. Lovejoy of Bridgeport is spending few days here, the guest of F. c. Beardsley. Il While Burton J. Wooster was in Der. , by, last week Monday. his team was struck by an auto, quite badly damag ing the carriage and harness and in turing the horses quite a little. For : tunately MT Wooster was not in the car riage and so escaped injury. MT and Mrs Samuel Patterson hay,
 moved to East Village. where MT Pat terson has taken a position witt Charles Hanke.
 ,, E. Ii. Hubbeff IS erecting new car + riage house near his home:>s D MT and Mrs Hit and foui sorIs ( }, Saugatuck are visiting week wit :, Hubbell's. II Mrs R. z. Hawkins is entertainin her sister, and three nieces.
 Charles s. Reels. resident of tn ii place some 20 years ago. was caliln "a on old neighbors last week. 'o Isaac De Forest of Derby was rs guest at Mrs E. Crossman's and daugl y ter's, Mrs c. D. Place. last week.
 w. s. Bradley and wife of StevensC ,u visited her niece. Mrs w. G. TomliI 'e son, one day recently. r. Mrs R. z. Hawkins father of Wate a bury and niece visited her, last weel t. Clarence Smith of Patterson, N. Y if spent the Fourth with his sister al iO called on old neighbors and friends 'n MT Yale of Noroton was the gue
 of E. H. Hubbell, two days last wee K Misses May Laughlin and Annie T o. quist were home a part of last wee
 Terrence O'Neil is spending his V 'r cation at his home from Williston sen CT nary, Massachusetts. The coming ye
 will be his third and last at the sen oa nary.
 MT Nc Avoy and two sons of Wate n- bury are visiting his father-in-la
 M O'Neil, for few days. ty --