The Newtown bee., 1879-01-28
Bethel.

Bethel.
 Mir. Theodore Conklin has improved, and is able to be up.
 Mrs. Minnie Booth of Monroe was the guest of George M. Cole. Esq. last week.
 A surprise party from Long Hill gave Mfr. William Daley q call last Tuesday night, and had q jolly time.
 George Baird. sports with the subtle humps. and so does Corporal Judd. They are all praying for give back.
 Mir. s. s. Dunning Is sick. "Old Shoe. ," has got tho humps bad. Ask Archie Evans what Is the matter with "Old Shoe and note how he tells it and you will get paid for the trouble.
 large sleigh party went to Danbu1y one evening last week, composed of the Kyle, Evans and McGregor families Their destination was Mill Plain. to see Mr. and Mrs. Barber. very nice time was enjoyed by all.
 Mir. A. Decker went to Bergen Heights, N. J.. last Friday. to see his mother who is quite sick. It Is rumored that Mir. Decker expects to move back to New Jer- sey to live. Should this prove true. tie Citizens Band of Grassy Plain will lose a valuable member.
 number of friends of MT. Abraham J him visit last Friday evening. to help him celebrate his birthday. Mr. Hoyt has passed his three score years and ten. Wednesday night the Bethel Cornet Band went to the residence of MT. Theo- dore Carter of Long, Hill accompanied by l several friends. Goodsell took them over | in sleigh drawn by four horses. A SUD- | per was served and music from the band made the visit interesting and entertain. | ing. Considerable fun was had on the re. | turn trip.
 Last Friday morning Thomas Ferry went to a stab in which horse belong l ing to Mir. c. E. Fairchild was kept and found the stable door open and the horse I gone. Every body believed that the horse had been stolen except little Mise Abbie Fairchild. who donning her hat ani shawl went on a tour of inspection and found the horse in the yard of NIT. Geo. H. Hickok on Chestnut street, Abbie led the horse back to the stable trlumphantly. 1 Extract from the Hartford Post, Jan. 8 I Bethel.--WILLIAMH H. HUDSON was born in Monroe. June 9. 1925. and was educated in the common and select schools. H.. was n member of tho House in 1856. and has held the offices of Selectman. mem. Der of the Board of Relief. and School. visitor. At present he Is Register Q, Births and member of the Board of Re lief. Mir. Jutlson Is opposed to tho con. tract system in the Stnte Prisons. He is a natter by occupation. and in politics is a Republican.
 To the above we add that Mir. Judsoi is representative man In every particu. 1, inr. and always fills with credit any posi-. ton to which he may he called to All. H.
 has been President and Secretary of tbs Bethel Hut Finishers Society and has
 hccn several times sent by them to theil National Convention. He Is citizei
 that Bethel may well feel proud of. Ll~t Wadncsday morning II plcasin; social event occurred af the residence O
 Mir. B. I. Foster In Grassy Plain. Int
 occasion of tha marriage of Miss Mar, Eliza, second daughter to Mr. Eniiti
 Beers. Rev. E. c. Pattisnn performed tf,
 ceremony in the pFesence of the near rp iatives and friends of the bride and grpnn, 4 Tho bride and groom were haudsomel richly shaded green silk. After the mar l riage ceremony, which ncaslrr.,d It | 4 o'clock q. m. tables were set md dinno
 served to which all sist down and enjoye, heartily. there buing m abundance 0
 every thing to tempt end satisfy the appe 'I tite of tho wedding guAets After the fe past the bffd6 and groom prepared for i Ghort yi6it 10 Washington. D. C,; pr Gorn 1 0th0r city. provided thu Neatbek W&s n0 < {oo e6vof8 fo tfnxel fn, Thry took tAe |o' '6Ic6k b, m ty6iu, bearing Wita th6Ea n | TT " l5lE V Mi3h~6 III thciF xi6la{Ie l1f