The Newtown bee., 1908-06-26

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 hue having been dead for l5 years or more, It is safe to state that Mrs Good hue idolized him as her only grandson and nothing in her power to grant was withheld from him for his comfort, health and happiness. As his condi- ton for years has been frail, she has travelled extensively with him, besides consulting the best physicians and specialists possible. She has fer years placed great confidence in the skill of k. A. Marcy, M. D., our former phy- siean here, and has made him most flat tering offers to be his physician more constant and exclusive. MT King being thus heir to ample wealth and priyi-
 leges. had all to live for if health could have been his portion, but for years ex- citement great or surprises almost amounting to shocks have all possible bt en kept from hlm. In 1906 his physi- cal system became so strained in get ting an auto form New York City to Arrowpoint too early with season, and
 he did not walk again in over a year, but so much better did he seem last summer and fall, that he and all his friends hoped for him new lease of life and in some respects then his en- durance seemed exceptionally good. In February of the present year he was joined in wedlock at Philadelphia to Miss Brinley and an extended bridal tour enjoyed. When they arrived back from the Sunny South they settled. in their new home at Arrowpoint, conf dently expecting 10 make that their home for years, and his plans later at- tests to that fact. In four months she is a widow and all that was earthly of Charles Goodhue King is buried from her sight. Where was daily activity and planning and happiness is now gloom and most sad bereavement. Mrs Kings parents arrived from Phil adelphia on Friday evening to comfort their daughter all they could. As Mrs S. c. Goodhue's age has advanc ed to near the four score mark, she remained in her New York City home before coming here till the present week. All hearts who knew them, reach out in ten der sympathy towards those bereaved while feeling themselves that they have lost friend and one who would have
 been most favorably known here in
 many ways during the years to come if his life could have been spared on earth.
 Rev J. E. Herman gave his congre- gation here, last Sunday morning, an instructive sermon as to the early care and nurture cf children's minds, which result so soon after in permanent char acter. During the sermon he paid a most beautiful tribute to mother, es- pecially his mother.
 Most of the cottages on the north and east sides of Lake Waramaug are now occupied by their respective owners, and about all are seen the true marks of neatness, taste and order. Whittier, Boley, Bumstead, N. B. Mead, Clark and J. Leroy Randall, A. Schoverer and Bonynge have all arrived with their families, making all realize it is again the good old summer time" The weather also during the past week has been strongly indicative of the same fact.
 Deer is seriously troubling Thomas Moore's garden and he feels that he has cultivated drills and beds of early vegetables only to have them destroyed by night marauders. Three or more of the above mentioned animals have been seen back of E. Granniss' home in close proximity to the garden.
 Where there has been none for years, there bid fair to be in this village and nearby vicinity this summer profusion of ice cream resorts. Three have re- centy started within stone's throw of each other in this village and prospects seem fair for another within a mile above this place on the border of the Lake. All that have commenced re- port thus far fourishing trade.
 We regret to state that by a misstep while at work as painter on Loomar- wick hotel, last week, Edward Hull a fall which disfgured his face and came near binding the only eye he can see clearly from, as he fell )n or against a wooden horse he was carrying on the ground when he fell. Dr Stevens applied his needle and plas- sers and so improved him that he was up and at it again before the end of the week. He is smarter now at about four score than some boys at 14.
 H. W. Beeman is now shipping and delivering thousands of small mouth black bass each week to different points in other states. The Fish commission CTS of Connecticut sent their represent ative here, last week, who removed L2,000 of the small fish to be put into different streams and lakes of this state.
 Miss Evelyn Borger cut her foot bad y near home, last Friday evening, that Ihe will stop walking for week at | east. as per Dr Stevens orders after closing the cut with stitches.
 MT and Mrs Ezra D. Douglass passed last Saturday evening and over ast Sunday in Sandy Hook and Derby. |
 c. N. Beardsley was at his home here again from Bridgeport over last Sun- lay.
 Miss Grace Phillis concluded her stay 1t E. H. Beardsley's on Thursday of ast week and returned to her mother md brothers in Greater New York. l
 Repairs were completed at D. Burn ,am's store by New Milford carpen- CTS, last Saturday, and Tyrrell and McHan are now applying coat of ,aint to the exterior of the building.
 Miss lila Hoffman was again at her ,Ome on Christian street over 1o,t