The Newtown bee., 1909-06-25
The NeWtoWn Bee.
NewtOwn, Friday, June 25, 1909,
New Preston
NEWS OF THE WEEK,

Robert kirK arrived last week at ArroWp0int Farm at Lakeside, this time to stay through the season for the sake of Mrs s. C. Goodhue, with whose family he has now been c0n- nected for more than 25 years in business matters.
 William c. Beeman has again opened his summer residence at Lake N aramaug and also started his liy- cry barn with & good showing of horses and carriages and commenced his usual traue about Lakeside. He has already rented several single horses and pairs for the summer
 Mr and Mrs Harry Rainhard opened their summer cottage, last week, for the summer.
 The family of Thomas Rainhard are again located at the Parsonage on New Preston Hill. MT Rainhard as usual comes up on the earliest Saturday afternoon train each week.
 Charles Skitf i' at present engaged at stone work for Miss P. M. Pome- roy on New Preston Hill.
 H. G. Stevens, M. D., removed his last week, from the build ing which has been used as a doctors office since E. R. Pendleton, M. D., erected the same, to his residence oll Lake Street, which he believes will be more convenient for him, but to the regret Of those who have thought of his office in the direct center of the village, near to stores and post office, since he came here.
 MT anu Mrs Edward Rydell have this weeA removed their household effects from Mrs Rydell's mothers place on Hill Street, where they have resided since marriage, to Major w.. house on Lake Street, lately vacated by John Pentine, and fo! merly known as the Rufus Smith residence.
 William Cables has moved into the south part of Frederick Johnson's tenement, formerly occupied by T.. Martin.
 Mrs F. S. Brown again felt able to ride over to B. G. Humphreys on Mcnday of this week, there to re- main with her daughter LOT a short time.
 MT Bent, who has purchased the Patterson place on New Preston Hill, has rented what is known as the Sarah Brown cottage in this village. He and his family will occupy it as ] residence till his summer home is ready on New Preston Hill, which will yet take a few weeks on the part ol the masons, plumbers, carpenters and painters.
 Mrs L. M. Sperry went on Monday of this week to New Haven, to visit friends there for a short time.
 The Congregational church last Sunday morning, listened to a very cheerful sermon upon Cheerful 1ess," by Rev MT Salt. His Sunday syeaing discourse described quite 'ul'y some funny fathers he had known, rendering a sermon most in- structive to all parents present.
 Miss Doremus, a former nurse of Mrs Nelson Mercy in Bridgeport hospital, passed the first part of last week with MT and Mrs Mercy here.
 John Griswold nas this week moved into the north part of the F. Bolles house on South Street. The place in this village occupied by him during the past three years will soon pc demolished by the road improve nent going on here.
 Mrs William c. Futile (formerly Miss Mary Lyman,) passed last Sat lrday and Sunday here, calling on a few of her former acquaintances, and leaving her brother, George Ly- man, on Sunday, for her home in South Woodbury.
 A. H. Bolles felt obliged, last week, to have his favorite dog put out of existence, which had been a family pet for a few years. The dog by infrmity had become partially helpless and was accordingly in- tered in proper box and grave by MT Bolles, which showed his ten derness of nature towards such a family treasure.
 Mrs Emme C., widow of the late James McCan, moved her household effects, last week, from Lester Har- vey's at Romford to John Collins house on Station road, where she will live in the future. She intends to pass most of her time this sum- mer in visiting her friends, relatives and children in this and adjoining states.
 E. E. Meeker is repairing his barns connected with his farm and making to erect silo little later in the season.
 Miss Cynthia M, Knapp was re- ported as on the sick list at her Christian Street nome, last week.
 With the closing of this month, Charles Gilbert concludes his service ,is mail carrier for D. 5. Grannis and D. Morehouse of Marketable con- mences his term of service for four years in the same capacity, except that MT Warehouse is the proprietor or lessee of the route to and from New Milford. On the same date D. E. Granniss commences his term of service as carrier on the route to anC from New Preston railroad station, twice daily, which William Mercy has faithfully done for the past four years. Truly some changes occur, even in New Preston.
 Miss Evelyn Lyman returned to her home here, last Friday evening, from Mt Vernon, O., where she has
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