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The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06
Yearly Report of Newtown Academy

Primary Departments Writing 97. reading 9S.4, spelling s2.6, arithmetic 92.9, geography 93.7, drawing 94.
 Intermediate Department: Writing 9S. reading 90, spelling 74.2, arithmetic 74 l. geography 73.l, grammar 77.7
 Academic Department: Spelling 90.3, arithmetic 93.1, grammar 9l I, geography 9l.6, physical geography 95.6, physioi- ogy 95.3, natural philosophy 92.6, alge- bra 91.3, U. 5. History 92.6, book keep ing 9S.5, Latin 96.7, Greek 9S.9.
 Prospectus of terms for lSSS-S9: Fall term, September l77December 10; Win ter term, December 10-March 15; Spring term, March 25-June II. Vacations Christmas and New Years, December 22- January z; Spring, March 1925; sum- mer vacation begins June II.
 The primary department will be given particular attention. Home boarding under charge of the principal and wife, is offered, as the Blakslee homestead, ad- joining the Academy, has been obtained. For further particulars and terms, see future notifications. Apply to-[F. T. Shultz, principal.
 Summer address: No. r North Perry street, Titusville, Pa.
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BRooKFIELD.

Mrs Mary Mapes of Brooklyn has been guest of Mir and Mrs James Lee.
 Julius Blakeman is committee of East Iron Works district.
 P. J. McMahon will close his market ill the Iron Works and work at his old trade.
 MT Northrop's friends are glad to hear of his returning health and strength.
 Mir and Mrs Vroman entertained their mother, last week.
 s. Noble Foster of New York spent a few weeks on Long Meadow at the Eos ter farm. 1 Mr and Mrs Randall spent Sunday with friends. J. L. James has sold horse to Foster Brothers, to mate the sorrel got in New l Haven. l There is dissatisfaction at the distribu- tion of the additional school money Most probably the matter will be yenti- lated. Miss Henrietta Ruggles is home from l Shelton.
 John N. Hawley, while jumping iron an overturning load of hay, was so SC verely bruised as to confine him to the house for a few days.
 Miss Edith Griffen visits relatives il Bridgeport.
 Miss Todd of Ansonia is guest of Mis- Susie Whitcome. Friday, they will star for California to attend the nationa teachers convention i'll San Francisco.
 Mrs Ketton of Buffalo, wno has visite, her sister, Mrs Charles Williams, has re turned home.
 George and Amelia Northrop of Dal bury have been home. , Dwight N. Camp was elected schot committee at the Center. l Friends and relatives met with Mr an Mrs Henry D. Lake on the Fourth an had a social good time at a clam bake.
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HULL'S HILL.

Fred Warner of Bethel spent last week with his parents.
 Miss Lucy J. Muuson closed her school ill Washington, last week.
 Miss Nellie Pope closed her school here, Saturday.
 Erastus Burr has recently had his barn repaired; Amblers of Southbury did the work.
 Cyrus T. Gray of Nettletown has had his house shingled.
 MT and Mrs A. T. White spent Sunday with A. Purdy ill Stepney.
 Miss Hattie J. Stowe went to Bridge port, Saturday, to visit her sister.
 Simeon Knapp took trip to Bridge port, Monday, to spend the Fourth.
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BETHEL.

William Mcdowell died, Monday, aged 70 years.
 B. F. Crouchley works for Dimon, the tinman.
 The mother of Mrs $. l.. Judson, S6 years old and blind, opened the wrong door, last Friday and fell to the bottom of the cellar stairs, breaking her arm near the wrist and hurting her otherwise. Dr Lyon was called and the arm was so bad ly broken that it could not be set.
 G. c. Durant and family occupy their cottage at Belle Island for the season.
 The lawn party on Durand's lawn was a fine affair. A railroad headlight was placed on the top of the hill and over 10S Chinese lanterns were hung about the | ground. The crowd of young people made it a pleasant sight. The proceeds of the evening were over $20. l Senior has II. E. Tomlinson's house on | Fleetwood avenue up and nearly cover ed; Mrs Beach's is ready for the masons. | Alfred Larson is building house for his brother on Hickolz avenue, Rooney of Danbury builder.
 l.. II. Bevans & Co. have their new boiler set.
 Fred Andrews started, Monday. for Maine to camp with those who went last week.
 Fourth of July week will be quiet one in the shops, as many propose to close up.
 Grassy Plain and the Center district are to lay q tax to. pay up their indebted ness. Committee of the Center district c. E. Senior, Samuel Kyle and D.. Y. IIubbell
 Eight members of the Congregational Sunday school joined the church, Sun day, on profession; one member was re- ceived by letter.
 Uncle Andrew Hickok and wife have returned Co Bethel from Brooklyn, where they have been with their daughter, Mrs H. F. Beebe, who is here with them Samuel Barnum of Sandy Hook, an olo friend of Mir Hicllok, is over 90 and, like the former, has q good daughter, Mr: Sniflen, to care for him in his old age. } English Bros have given up business and George IT. Cole is moving his new l business in there. It is reported that meat market will be opened in the room made vacant by Cole. Alfred Larson bought Wesley Horton' } house and lot and sold again to H. II Baird.
 . Rev II. l.. Slack has his father her again.
 The Republicans held rasificatio 1, meeting, Friday evening.
 Our postmaster now gets Sl200. l The Congregational Sunday school wi s picnic at Parlor Rock, Wednesday,, lltl
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soUTHBURY.

Patrick O'Brien, sick with consumpt- ion, has gone to the hospital.
 Fred Osborne has returned from New Haven.
 Dennis Riordan has sold his nice pair of bays to w. l.. Mitchell.
 Miss Lucy Bennett entertains friends from Winsted.
 The crossing near the station is to be closed and Charles Mallett will use it as q private passway.
 Mrs Homer Jones expects to start, next Tuesday, for Chicago.
 Patrick Lardner' has moved to the house formerly occupied by Mrs William Wheeler.
 Mrs E. Shelton has had her eyes ex- amined by a Hartford oculist.
 Herman Perry has been reelected committee of Bullet Hill district.
 The church of the Epiphany was open 5d for service on Sunday and it is pro- l posed to have the services continued un- der charge of a lay reader, during the l Summer. The hour of service, next Sun dey and hereafter, will be at 10 45 q n and p III.
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BERKSHIRE

$. Curtis & Sons shop has closed for two weeks.
 F. A. Mallory of Kent visited Charles Minor, this week.
 Jerry Troy and family are at Mrs Han nah Troy's.
 Miss M. Kenworthy will close her school at Bennet's Bridge, this week.
 Donald A. Warner and family spend the week at the seashore.
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Newtown's New Flag.

The new flag which floats in the Street is a present to the Democrats of the town bp Sheriff Clarkson. Before his election, he promised the banner town of the coun- ty, which should give him the largest relative majority, q flag and Newtown won the prize, q large flag 20X30 feet, which the Sheriff sent with this missive:
 NJ. J. Houlihan Dear Sir--I take grcatpleas- urc in presenting to the Democrats of your beautiful town on this, the 10th anniversary of our national independence, a United States Hug, in honor of your being the banner town of Democracy in Fairfield county. Under its folds, may the cause of true Democracy ever flourish. Your friend,-t Robert l.. Clarkson.
 Struttord, July l. 1858.
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SHILOH.

The children of the Gray's Plain school gave an entertainment at the school house, June P. The programs singing, Our Happy school.
 'GrcctnR," Augusta Tongue. "Welcone," Freddie Botsford. "Pnpa'S Letter" lvn Downs. Tnbleau by I3 girls, "lhc Months" "Olcnndcr Slip" Ruby Downs. "Diseovery of the North Cape" Jessie Drew 'srhrce Little Grayes,n Blanche Nash. Fannie md Wilie,n Maggie Ryan. C Roses" Georgia Wiuton.
 singing, Put My Eittle Shoes Away, Clara Winton and Lthbic Chambers.
 "Mhitc Rose,a Josie Calvin.
 s'The Church Fair" Jessie Drew. "A Little speech" Emma Downs. Singing, s"fhe Bee"
 'sIIouse Keeping," Annie Calvin eWishing Co be n Lamb" dialogue by Annie Keane, Augusta Tongue, Agnes Ryan and sGood Morning." Ave little girls. ssWhat Love-" Annie keane. .Curfew Must Not Ring,'' Iva Downs. "kitty's Lesson,n dialogue:
 Miss irndcnce,p Jessie Drew
 sBetsIndn," Blanche Nash.
 "Kitty," Libbic Chambers.
 singing "Lighty Row"
 "Mirs Juncs Prospectus" Josie Calvin. "'rhe Ball. five little girls.
 stSenS0nA," four girls.
 ssWhen am n Woman" Dora Downs. singing ..Thc Family Bible," Clara winton. 'Jcrry's New Pnntnioons," Georgin Winton "rhe Bow" Mamie Rynn.
 "IIerc Stand,p Barney Donlon. sBaby's Umbrelln," Willie Ryan. My trandma," Bessie Bailey. .tsolden Keys" six little girls.
 "A trip to the MoOn," Lena Cromwell. allow Girls study" Ivn Downs and Libbie Chambers.
 lover the Way Agnes Ryan.
 "Comc, Come, Come, singing, Blanche Nasl l and I.ibbie Chambers.
 .sGood Bye,n Annie Ryan.
 singing, ''IIo, Ho, Vacation Days arc Here school closed on Friday and, as it was unpleasant, the picnic was held ill tho school room. A large table in the cen ter of the room was loaded with sand wiches, cakes, pie, oranges and con fectonery. The room was converted into charming restaurant. Miss Wheeler the teacher, was presented with q volum' of s'America Illustrated" She has prov ed a faithful and efficient teacher ant Is beloved by all her pupils. She ha been engaged for another year.
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The house which Mir F. l.. Ronalds is building on Ronalds Peak is to be q stone
 mansion ll0xt2 feet, with two wings toward the north each G6x20 feet. The house Is to be two stories high, with a flat roof and the wings are to enclose a courtyard, 60xGG feet, which is to be shut in on the north by the barn first built. Mir Ronalds builds from plans which he has evolved from his travels abroad and expects to have one of the wings and the main house up, this seas on. So soon as the artesian well furnish cs supply of water, which has been brought from Taunton lake in barrels, MT Larry says that he shall largely in- rcrease his force of masons and push the work along
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The Newtown Academy will, next year, be under the sole charge of F. 1T. Shultz, principal who has taken the management from the board of trustees and has secured the Blalkslee homestead, Ut the head of the Street and adjoining the Academy, thus aflorling excellent facilities for boarders and all who desire The comforts and care of home influences,
 ninbined with the quiet and unrivalled -siir and beauties of it's location. Refer ences, Rev G. NJ. Wilkins, rector of Trim ity church of Newtown RevJ. F. Hoyt, pastor of Congregational church, New town.
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SOUTH BRITAIN

Twelve couples attended the Good Templars convention in Hotchkissville. Rev Otis Range lectured in the evening.
 MT and Mrs Range visited Mrs D. NJ. Mitchell, Mrs G. H. Garfield and other friends, last week.
 Mrs Merritt Wheeler of New Haven spent Sunday with Dea Mitchell.
 Glad 10 see Mir and Mrs George Mitch ell home again.
 Dr w. s. Miller of Worcester, Mass. visited c. LeRoy Mitchell, last week. Mrs George Beers of Danbury and sol
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The Fourth of July has stopped work on Ronalds Peak. The main house is built to the door sills and the cistern ill it's center, B feet long, II 1-2 feet wide and seven deep, is ready for it's stone arch. Work has also stopped at MT Scudder's quarry, where Mr William H. Williams keeps six men busy besides himself. Dynamite and black powder is used in breaking up the rock, which lies i'll oblique strata leaning to the east from four to six feet deep. They blast out from 4S to 90 loads a day.
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MT R. l.. Beckwith, who is at work with his son and Mir Sherman Crofutt drilling the artesian we'll on Ronalds Peak, is housed there, with his family. in n tent of Mr Ronalds's. once the pron- erty of the Prince of Wales. The tenn pest of Saturday night wrecked the tent, drenching the clothes and bedding of the inmates and driving them to the barn. The drill with which the well is bored is 7-S inches in diameter and is guarded by 3-inch gas pipe which is driven down as the drilling progresses. After 15 or Is feet are drilled, the hole is cleaned out and another section of pipe sunk. They drill about 30 feet a day.
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A. T. Nettleton of St. Paul, have spent few days with Mrs George Platt


 Irving $. Keeler and Will $. Mallett of New York came up to enjoy the 4th,
 Mir and Mrs 1T. P. Downs celebrated the day in Bridgeport.
 George Coburn is home from Hartford
 Our young people had q festival on the banks of the Housatonic near c. LeRoy Aitchell's.
 The Housatonic Valley pastoral union met with pr Maxwell of Danbury and were handsomely entertained. Officers elected: Moderator, Rev A. c. Pierce of BroolSfield; vice moderator, Rev Charles Symington of Litchfield; scribe, Rev $. M. keeler of South Britain.
 Sidney G. Hodge of New Haven is ill town and proposes to pursue his studies at Methodist college in Mt Union, 0.
 The council called to meet in South bury, last week Thursday, to ordain Rev David F. Pierce was postponed on ac- count of the small attendance.
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HALF WAY RIVER

F. N. Sheperd of New York city is guest of c. E. Bradley.
 B. A. Treat and family, D. Sweden and wife spent the Fourth with William A. Bradley.
 Mrs Plumb Gray cares for Mrs Alonzo Taylor, who is threatened with dysen- tery.
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DIAMOND HILL lREppINGl

Charles Bates and family of NorwallS are with Miss Lucy Bates.
 Dr Benedict and wife have returned from the West.
 Died, .d, Carrie A., daughter of Philo Berry, aged eight years.
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nIsTRIcT oF NEWToWN. ss. Probate Court


 Estate Of MRS. LUCY TAYLOR, late ot Newtown. in said district, deceased.
 Whereas, The administrator on said estate has made application to this Court for an or der authorizing and empowering him to sell all the real estate belonging to said estate, IS per application on file duly appears, there fore.
 OR1ERED--That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in said Newtown on the 7th day of July, 1888, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and that notice o1 the time and place of said hearing be given by publication, one week, in the Newt0wr BEE, a weekly newspaper printed in Fairfield county. Attest. WM.J. BEECHER, Judge.
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MIDDLEBURY.

On Wednesday of last week, A. IT.. Darlington of Derby, formerly of Naug- atuck, was married by Rev M. A. Nun son to Miss Mary, daughter of Eli Bron- son. The best wishes of the community go with them.
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THE PERcHERoN STALLION,

Lc Petit Due (Little Dukel, No. 4I67, will make his second season Ut the barn of s. L. Thomas, Trumbull, Ct, Daniels Farm dis trict- Terms S20; $5 at time of service, the balance when proved with foal No business done on Sunday.
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Taunton has chosen Mir J. B. Fairchild committee, Mir H. B. Camp clerk and voted to hire Miss Mainwaring again, if she can be hired at the old figures.
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Miss A. M. M. Carter of New York, who was pleasant Summer guest at MT k. l.. Johnson's, last year, is at Bar Har- Dor, Maine, this season.
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MT l. B. Goodsell has improved the comfort of his pleasant home at Nor gan's Four Corners by raising up the south l., adding a bay window and paint ing the house. Mr John B. Parmelee carpenter, Mir Edward Bevans painter.
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St Rose drum corps, in spite of Bridgeport's attractions, had q fine time on the Fourth and kept open to catch the custom of some of the eXcursionsts when they dragged home at 12 30 m.
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The main frame of the I. B. Harris mansion has been raised on one of the most substantial and neatest foundations in town. The main house, 45x32 feet, will face toward the east, on which side there will be bay window and porch There will be a square bay window on the north side and an addition 17x25 feet on the southeast corner. It will be one of the neatest and most substantial houses in town.
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MT John l.. Hughes recently brought up five Polanders from New York, one each for Messrs J. Botsford, A. w. and William Fairchild, s. B. and l.. F. Camp.
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MT J. F. Madigan has secured Il license to sell wines and liquors Ut 6s3 Main street, Bridgeport.
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Mrs c. F. Duncombe and Julia are 1t Cobleskill, N. r.; Mrs Lucy Beers, her mother, will visit friends in Bridgeport and elsewhere.
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At Dicks, Mine Host Leonard has wei comed Mir II. II. Howe and wife, MI William A. Bryce, wife, child and nurse MT K. S. Southwick, wife, three children and nurse from New York and Mir and Mrs c. C. Corson of New York.
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Mrs David B. Northrop of Palestine has recently sfingled her barn and MT 1T. E. Northrop has shingled part of his barn.
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Mrs E. Shultz, daughter and two granddaughters, who have been with Prof Shultz, have returned to Bethlehem, Penn.
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NICHOLS.

Oracle Nichols visits in Bridgeport.
 Mir and Mrs John Huferagle of Ad- ams, Mass, are visiting E. s. Fairchild.
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Meeting for rehearsal of the Old Folks concert at Prof Charles $. Platt's, We'd nesday evening, llth, at 7 30.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

MT George w. Stuart will give the Burr place on Mt. Pleasant, Mr Weaver's purchase, a new roof and other repairs.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

The march of the Betts brigade pre- sented decidedly military appearance in the Hook on the Fourth.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Mrs Andrew J. Peck and daughter took possession of the murdered mans home, Monday, relieving the three weeks vigil of MT c. G. Blakeman.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Mrs Cornelius Lacey of Palestine has been with her daughter in Brookfield.
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|. Palestine failed to turn out at it's school
 meeting and has left the choice of com nhttee and clerk with the School Board
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Mrs Leonard Kendall has been under lr Barber's care.
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Gen D. N. Couch and wife of Norwalk nave been at the Grand Central.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Gilbert Bros. recently raised up the l. of MT Peter Behn's house in Dodging- town.
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Miss Grace Blakeman has closed her studies at the Bethel high school and is with Mrs D. B. Northrop. She and Miss Jennie Baldwin of Elmwood took part in the closing exercises.
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Prof F. Y. Shultz and wife are seeking Summer comfort at Titusville, Penn.
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Mir William T. Bronson, one of the class of IA who graduated at the Dan- bury high school, this year, is son of pr William II. Bronson, formerly of Pales- tine.
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BRIDGEWATER. Died, June 26, Isaac Babbitt, 57.


 The warm weather is about the best time O the year to have all the old teeth and roots fextracted. Drs Rector x Uhle the Alban, dentists 3ss Main street, Bridgeport, guaran tee perfectly painless operation by the use of yitalized air, of the best and mos harmless anasthetics. pr Rector is a gradu ate of Philadelphia and has given vitaliz ed air for the last six years and he under stands it perfectly Dr Uhle has had an office practice of 10 years with some of the bes dentists in the profession, therefore the pub lie is assured of the very best of workman ship in every branch of dentistry and Ut very moderate prices. Give them a call s.,--- Ladies in want of fine millinery in trimmed aud untrimmed domestic and imported styles will find them at half cost at Mrs George Dunhams, 437 Main street, Bridgeport. See ad F.. F. Hawley is selling the Walter A. Wood moving machine for $50; also the Wood hay rake for $24 and sections for Buckeye ano Wood machines.
 Mr H. s. Nichols has ice cream at his house every evening, except sunday.
 Read what l.. N. Mallett of Tashua has te say about New Warrior mowers. The claim that they are the best machines made seems to be well substantiated.
 Look at the bargains i'll ladies' handker chiefs for 5 and 6c at F. F. Hawley's
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 D. G. Beers < Co. have on hand one two seat duplex spring business or runabout wag on, one Comfort wagon,o spindle buggy, all new, which they will sell very low. They are also prepared to furnish any other vehicles i'll the market at short notice and at prices that will defy competition.
 Special bargains in gents Summer scarfs for and l0c; also a large line of 25c scarfs il hobby styles at E. F. Hawleys.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Miss l.. B. Robinson has visited hei sister, Mrs John G. Gay.
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Mrs ". M. Butcher, who has been sick is some better.
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HATTERTowN.

Mrs OrviIle Booth has visited her daughter, Mrs Stiles Belfield of south bury.
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Mir Morgan and family of New Haven are guests of Mrs Addic Nichols.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

The ladies' prayer meeting will be held next Tuesday ut 3 P m at the Meth odist parsonage.
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The BEE is indebted to the Keller Piano Co for copy. of Bridgeport's fine his torical souvenir.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Miss Lillie Fairman and Arthur Day spent the Fourth with Bridgeport's null titude.
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MT Andrew Nichols has a little boy sick and under Dr E. NJ. Smiths care.
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nISTRICT OF VIEWPOINTS ,ss Probate Court, / June 2S 1888.
 Estate of JAMES C. IVES, an assigning debtor of Newtown, in said district.
 The Trustee having exhibited his trustee account with said estate to this Court for al- 1owance, it is
 ORDERED-That the 9th day of July, 1888, at ? o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate Office in Newtown, be, and the same is assign ed for Il hearing on the allowance of said trustee account, with said estate, and this court directs the trustee to cite all persons interested therein, to appear at said time and place,by publishing this order ill some newspaper having circulation in said district and by posting copy on the pub- lie sign post in the town of Newtown, where the deceased last dwelt. Attest,
 WILLIAM J. BEECHER, Judge.
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Mir Walter Ruflles has been laid up with a badly swollen and painful ankle.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Mrs Louise C'rouchley and her daugh- ter, Miss Sarah, are at MT John Stevens's.
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r The services in the Methodist churcl Sunday,were of great interest.
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Hill house.
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MT Charles c. Peck bought two work horses in New Haven, last week and now has F horses at Highlawn, including two that he is pasturing.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Mrs k. s. Chevis has been at the Alp pledore home.
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Mir Jerome Fairchild of Newark has visited his brother, MT 4. w. Fairchild.
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Mrs Anna Mead of Danbury spent Sun. day with her father, Mir D. Gregory.
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nISTRICT OFNEWTOWN, ss Probate Court
 1J June %, 1888.
 Estate of MARGARET MADIGAN, late of
 Newtown. in said district deceased.
 The Administrator having exhibited his ad-
 ministration account with said estate to this Court for allowance, it is ORDERED-That the 7th day of July, 1888, at o'clock, afternoon, at the Probate Office in Newtown, be, and the same is assigned for hearing on the allowance of said administra- ton account with said Estate and this Court directs the Administrator to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order in some news paper having circulation in said District l in the Town of Newtown, where the deceas- ed last dwelt. Attest | WM J. BEECHER Judge.
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Read what l.. N. Mallett of Tashua has t. say about New Warrior mowers. The clain that they are the best machines made seem to be well substantiated.
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HopEWELL.

George sherman x Co. have made re- pairs on Mrs John Doran's barn.
 A. IT. Ferry, committed, has again hired Miss Jennie Mcdonald as teacher.