The Newtown bee., 1888-05-11
BEDDING.

St. James Guild of Danbury gave testimonial entertainment for Christ church, last Friday night, in Whitehead's hall, consisting of a musical program and recitations, closing with a side split ting farce. ''Ihe Boston Dip" The re- ceipts were about S25. Many thanks; come again.
 The decorators from New York are putting the finishing touches on the church will be ready for consecration.
 II. B. Rumsey and $. B. Osborne are on the jury in Danbury. Owing to the failure of the hat shop in ] New Milford, Will Banks is at home and out of a job. He will try farming for a while and endeavor to get q little more color in his cheeks.
 Two years ago, May s. the apple trees were in bloom.
 In many places where there were heavy snow banks, the grass is brown and sere.
 P. E. Cheney preached and held quar- terly conference at the NJ. E.. church, Sunday.
 The Creamery building is well under way and will be ready to commence operations about June l. It is to be hop ed that all who own two cows or more will patroniZe this new enterprise. It is the last chance and. if our farmers fail to improve this opportunity, they deserve no sympathy in their complaints that farming does not pay. With our splen- did grazing country, excelled by none i'll the county, there is no reason why Glow CT Farm Creamery should not prove a grand success. Messrs Sanford X Ran dall deserve encouragement for staying l at home and endeayoring to start a sue , cessful business here, instead of going off to the city as so many of our young men are doing.
 ; J. E. Miller writes from Highgate : Vt, that he will arrive on Thursday morning, 10th, with fine lot of COWS , and oxen, l9 cows extra milllers. Tom Bassett is on visit to his brother ? Charles in New Haven.
 The members of Evergreen lodge ar, f requested to be on hand, Monday even ing, as business of the utmost importanc, 2 will be brought up. Delegates to tn,
 quarterly convention to be held in Nor 2 walk on the 18th: J. k. Hill, Ebert San p ford, Miss Emma Barnum and Jame : Walsh.
 Miss Ella Ryan is very low with con sumption and not expected to live man, days.
 s Will Sanford is full of business, show : ing that d young man can find plenty t I do even in Bedding, if he will only SC l, himself about it..
 t Glad to see the BEE creeping up t > 1900. Hope it will soon be 2000. Moth 1. ing succeeds like success. ' Officers of Evergreen lodge for the CT '- suing quarter: c. T., G. B. Tucker: V # T., Mrs Etta Tucker; secretary. Ev + Whitehead; F. S., k. P. Shaw; T., e s. Osborne; C., William H. Hill; NJ s Emory Sanford: G., Daniel Lyon: s
 Marshal Sanford.
 We are looking forward to two inte
 esting events in the near future, the r s. opening of Christ church and the ded
 cation of the Putnam monument. 'd D. s. Sanford, principal of Stamfol
 high school, recently elected to the san :, position in New Haven, at the earne
 entreaty of the Stamford school boar
 has consented to remain. His salary h S. been raised to $2100 and he has the prol
 ise of new building in the near fltul
 Mrs Eli Lyon, well known to the 0 ly residents of Bedding, died recently ce her home in Michigan. Our fish warden, George Sherma
 wishes all fishermen to keep away frt re the streams stocked with trout, und II. penalty of the law.