The Newtown bee., 1909-10-15
The NewtoWn Bee Newtown, Friday, October lb, 1909,
New Preston
EVERYONE HAS THE DESIRE TO GO
 TO THE DAABuRY FAIR,

EVERYONE HAS THE DESIRE TO GO
 TO THE DAABuRY FAIR. Danbury fair drew the usual number from this village and vicinity, last week, The start in the morning was fine and smiling. The return was with tired head and body, but with satisfaction. The fair Of the year had again been visited and the fever passed and spent in at' l tendance once more The cay seems 10 Do passed for narratlng new inventions seen and great attractions added, Pers haps these have grown so common and numerous they do not seem worthy Of | mention, but there seems to be delight ] In being one Of the number who go, | races may be seen and recognized that [ one has not seen since last year and old ties are frightened and strengthened and continued thus. So every one who l has failen into the habit Tor years ln l going, has the desire possess them of 1 the week Of the DanbUry fair rolls around to go 0Ure m0le'
 Rev ?. W. Salt lelivoreed to his cDhs gregatlOn, last Sunday morning a strong sermon upon "AgnOstletsm," putting to shame and strong criticism all ado cates of sceptlclsm and doubt of the 1 existence of Supreme Being, Mr and Mrs Alex Black of Orange x, J., with friends, visited their cottage in Lake district over last Saturday hight being the guests while here of George Farmer who has become one of cur most popular landlords.
 J. E, Wilson and family have once more left our Lake and their hotel closed behind them and have opened their cot tage in New Milford for the winter.
 W. C. Beeman and wife closed their Lake cottage, last week, snd removed to New Milford.
 MT and Mrs II. S. Mygatt and Mr and Mrs BlakesIey again bade adieu to Lake Waramaug. last week
 Mrs J. II. Bumstead and Mrs J. BOwly rolled away il. automobiles from their cottages. last Sunday morning. for their homes in Jersey City, N. J., during the winter.
 II. W. Beeman with Frank Hallett and Fred Skif. are passing two weeks at Spectacle Lakes. East Kent, and also at' tempting to make hatchery of Edwin Beemans dam near that village.
 Col E. E. Johnson is nursing a disabled hand, which has caused him to keep his barber shop closed since october 2.
 Mir and Mrs c. G. Carlson, visited friends in Torrington, last Sunday. this month with relatives in New Haven.
 Mir Stuart and family concluded their stay at Mrs Hosford's home, last week, and have opened their newly repaired residence, formerly the Patterson place, cn New Preston Hill.
 Mrs Mary Carter visited in Warren over last Sunday. She may start for Cleveland, O., this week, where she in- tends to make her future home.
 Mr and Mrs Nelson Mercy are passing a few days in WaSsaic and Duchess County, N Y.
 Mrs Augusta Pease concluded her stay at Sherman Cogswells, last week, and returned to her home in New Britain.
 Myron E. Cable was obliged to absent himself from the, D. Burnham Co.'S store, two days of last week by illness.
 Mrs Anna Grannis is visiting relatives in Thomaston and Plymouth.
 Luther A. TyrrelI and John Griswold are painting C. M. Beach's house on south Street.
 Mrs Bessie Beeman and daughter re- turned from Bridgeport and New Haven last week
 Mrs H. G. Beardsley of Phelps, N. Yp ,rrived at her mothers, Mrs c. w. Bee mans, on South Street, On Thursday of last week and remained till Tuesday of the present week, when she took her journey homeward by way of Massa- chusetts. Her mother and sister Miss Lillian accompanied her as far as Pitts field Mass.
 Raymond Cogswell continues to sell fine quality of honey, fresh from the hive. He reports light yield this year.