The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24

Leverett Castle and Leonard Boyson sspent last Saturday at Lake Waramaug and returned with large catch of fish.
 Miss.Olga Craven returned fromNew York, last Friday, and expects soon to move into her house at Roxbury Sta tion.
 . A large number from this place en- joyed the excursion to Steeplechase, Hast Wednesday.
 Miss Sarah D. Baldwin of Washing ton, D. C.. is ..9pending the summer with Mrs L. J. Pons.
 Post cards have been received from Dr L. J. Pons and Adelaide from Brus- sels, Amsterdam, Cologne and other places of interest. -...
 Aida Davenport has been re-engaged to the teach the district school in the Center.
 Benjamin Davenport and family of Bridgeport are at Noble Davenport's.
 At the Hurlbert House number of guests from New Haven are enter tained.
 Mir and Mrs lnsull and daughter from New Haven spent the weeks end at Burton Hodges.
 Mir and Mrs August Kruger are en- tertaining their grandchildren from New York. They have also been en- tertaining several other friends from New York City.
 Miss Emily Wieser of New Haven was guest. last week, of MT and Mrs Clayton B. Squires.
 Mrs F. B. Fuller of Barberton, O., has spent week here, the guest of MT and Mrs Eugene Ward.
 The Shepaug Fishing club, which has leased the river for several years, about Roxbury Falls, have given up the lease of the river and have also given up the lease of the house which they used for club house here. Amos lyrrell, who owned the house, has moved into it.
 John Charkey, who has lived in the upper part of Amos Tyrell's house at the Falls, will now occupy the whole house as MT Tyrrell has moved into the house which he owned and which has been used by the Fishing club for seve- ral years as their club house.
 Charles Daley of Danbury was a guest over Sunday of MT and Mrs Eugene Ward. The Congregational church was closed, last Sunday, and will also be closed. next Sunday. ..
 D. R. Clemmons of Brooklyn, N. Y, is spending his two weeks vacation here, the guest of MT and Mrs Eugene Ward.
 William A. Minor is having his barn thoroughly repaired. w. A. Barnes of Ansonia is doing the work.
 Miss M. E. Lambert of New Haven, w. A. Barnes and friend of Ansonia are spending a few weeks here with Mir and Mrs Wilbur A. Minor.
 Warren Mansfield of Woodbury had the misfortune, last Friday, to slip on the grass near the house of his grand mother, Mrs M. c. Addis, and fall, breaking his left arm at the wrist. His father took him to Woodbury and D. Allen set the arm, which is now doing nicely.
 :. 5. Smith spent Monday and Tues | d.y of this week in Hartford with | friends.
 Mrs John Fay of New Haven is a | guest of Mir and Mrs Bu4on Bradley. Mrs L. P. Palmer of Botsford Hill spent Saturday and Sunday in Danbury | and Norwalk with friends. Lightning struck Mark Bradley's | house and Burton Bradley's house in the hard shower, last Saturday. At Mark Bradley's house the only damage done was looking glass was broken and the telephone was burned out. At Burton Bradley's house few clap boards were torn off and the sink in the kitchen was broken to pieces and their telephone burned out. Fortunately at neither place TO one was shocked.
 L. D. Beck of New York, superin-