The Newtown bee., 1908-09-25
The NeWtoWn Bee
 Newtown. Friday. September g, 1908,
New Preston.

ARRIVALS AT THE Lo0MARWICK.
 George s. Andes, Mrs George s. An, des. Hugh White Andes, c. s. Borling- anie, MT and Mrs A. G. Honan, Mast. CTS Richard and l.. Honap, F. B. Cord on, D. l.. Brown, Ruby 1. Peck, Her moine E. Gray, MT and Mrs Washing tn Dickenson. Miss Dickenson, Mrs il. s. Jones, J. Arthur Feseper, P. J. 0'Brien, New York.
 Henry Roquet. Newark, N. J.
 c. H. Newton, Mrs (. II. Newton, Torrington.
 C. r. Davenport, Brooklyn.
 MT and Mrs John ?. Elton, Water bury.
 Myron Hopkins has recently taken a pleasure trip to Gettysburg and its historic battle field.
 Mrs Hess, who has occupied a tent at Lakeside near H. l.. Felt's land, since June, closed her stay there, last Saturday, and returned to her New York City home.
 MT and Mrs Whittier closed their Lakeside cottage for the season, this week.
 Christopher Byrne, who has been i'll for weeks at B. S Morgan's, died there, last Friday, aged 80 years, and was buried here on Saturday afternoon. MT Byrne was favorably known for years at Mrs s. c. Goodhue's as gar dener and later has been a faithful em- ploye at several other gardens and lawns about Lake Waramaug. He was faithful to his vocation to the day he was stricken with nephritis. He was faithfully attended at MT Morgan's and the services of George McCan was obtained as special nurse for him. Dr Stevens attended him daily and no re- gret can be felt by any one interested for negligence towards him after he was unable to take care of himself. It was found that he had sufficient funds laid by for this emergency aft CT he was stricken, and his friend, Robert Kirk, was chosen to hold the same till his decease, which he did. An administrator, B. s. Morgan, was appointed on Saturday by Judge H. o. Averill, who will pay all his bills and collect if any. Then the residue of his estate, after all expenses are paid will go to his daughter Gnvali0 in New Jersey and his son, now residing in Bridgeport.
 John Pentin has engaged his services in a bakery in Danbury, where he formerly worked, and has commenced work there this week. His store here continues open in charge of his efficient and faithful clerk, Lester Ferris, who has most agreeably pleased all who has patronized the store this summer.
 Mrs F. J. Hosford arrived home on Saturday from her weeks tri p to New York City.
 A new blacksmith, Clark by name, from Torrington has been installed here in Beardsley's blacksmith shop, well recommended for all work in his line.
 Mai w. Burnham has been confined to his home for two weeks by the effect experienced from an accidental fall ir the basement or cellar of his residence. F. Raymond Beardsley of Bridge. port came up on last Sundays train, accompanied by his friend, G. L. Mer- cadante of New York City. They re, turned to Bridgeport on the Sunday evening train.
 Miss Lillian Jones or Bridgeport was guest at E. H. Beardsley's from Sat urday till Wednesday of the present week.
 MT and Mrs Edward Hull passed Monday and Friday of last week in New Milford.
 Sherman Cogswell, this year, carries off the palm tor aboundance of pota- toes to the acre. On less than two acres he dug 389- bushels.
 Henry Warmers foot does not i'm prove as hoped for or desired The swelling now extends up his limb to his knee.
 H. H. Hoffman has recently improved his milkhouse by inserting a cement vat and he has also built up flight of stone steps to his hennery, an ornament to the building anc premises as well as convenience to all who use the same. He has also fitted up convenience for bringing water inside his cattle barn. Thus in several ways he has greatly modernized or made his stock barns models of convenience and comfort to those who attend the animals as well as for the creatures themselves.