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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09
NHIE RATLWAY.-Tickct Offices. 4Ol. 81
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yNHTE RATLWAY.-Tichet Offices. 4Oi. .l7
IL III and Broadway 1913 II EOwery. 1871 WestsL,
] battery PlJcc, IImDgis 8bi 25a Sucet ferries Nor.
York. 32l ana 335 igonsL. Bi)JAi{n, lC' E,osissY.
81 siontgomey-st, and Now St-tOn Jcrsy CITY. wher,
Tickets ParOr Sceping Can iescryaIons and orders
press trains leave 23ist minutes earF tan duo shown
hon Charnbrss' local trains % 10 minutes earlier.
NJ daily. Day EsIress. buffet drowingfoow caches
e Baasi9 az, Iu i sfp'Hs e''e"'S h'in'@'N'
10 80 a. m week day foawa,c Valley Express paror
G p NO. daily cogo and s. Iouis LlmItedS .cld
Pullman of day ana 9rst ,ieepng coaches 70 Bot,
falo, Niagara rails CIeyci,nd Cst5s'' Cincinnati aaf
0 D. H., daily Chicago Express Pgmln bu1et sleeping
coaches 70 Blnghanton OecgO. IlmTa, Rochester BuE
Ruinerford ana Passaie-i, 4H5, 6, 2. 7;5o 80
ss$ g: e d n 5s Is ns s9 g to % Hsa. ga
20 g Sun3aS 49, e &c. 10 e 90 ' H. y h Sa
Pstefscn@4 :45 6 / 20. 30. 10 80 H.; Y noon;
I7S $g$s@S $1@5 100 So 81? ' % 30 s. D. 10
IL night sundays 4 As, s :S0 10 soa ma y rosn;
~ b., 4 $1,000 q 49, g9 81 10 81 80 80 H.
NeTplss o ana a. T m 90 NSS 2o 30 20 80 *
80, 10 p. m. /; y night Sundays, a. N 30.
l. g. l. 80. s. 30 10. 10, 80, o. 10 ~ NJ
y night. Also 70 Ndgewooj, 30 a. n. . 20 y n ;
to suhsr3 $'$2 q n n; sudan ~ 1lgSs 40 ." 1919
Newburg and corrn%,-7 - a. n 20. T. 30 o.
100 s IND . a. m Il 70 ~ p n
Coshen@i As 80. .. 10 80 2 y. + 3o 30, 40.
9p Il. Sundays 40. 20. = % 30 m
Express trains from tho West arrive IN NevYork a.
7;CS II 80 2 e. Fi s9d 10 20 D. r. T. p FARMER
Gcn'l sup't General Passenger Agen.
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ONTARIO AND WESTERN
" y lr.... low. lL.m ...L.5 a. M..L .-l

NEW- YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY leave nom ieires ~ West i@d
Wet l2tst Z 80 a. IN. Jayst.. :35 a. M. for Mid
dlctown Elcnyie Fall burg. Monticello, Liberty Wal
ton Delhi Norwich, Utica. Rome, OueilI. Fulton OS
WecO. Buffalo Detroit Chicago
West 42d--t . 10 a. H.; Jay-st, 80 m, for
Waikiki Valley stations, Lakes NohoHk. Minnewaska.
Midllctown Fa>bCrg Liberty, White Lake.
West 42i,t, 10 y. M; Ja,-it, 90 p m. for
Waikiki Valley stations Lake Mohonk. MImewl sfa
Mldilctown OOluns yurg. Nj. Dae, Monticello, Falls
burg, Liberty. Whito Lake Roe kant.
West I2iSL. 80 y. Jay-st., 30 D. m. for
Campbell Han. MilllctOwn, BloOmiuSbuIg, Wurtsboro
EcuN lilc
Mlddletown Failsbug, Liberty. Walton Norwich oneida,
Oswcgu. Suspension Eiid.c, Detroit Chicago St Louis
Buffet slecpers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining Char Car
saturday hatholliny West 42lst. / 10 p. m Jay
s.. l 90 D. m, FOR Campbell Hall, Mildletown RuoIa
ngbuTg EllenN.e fullshurg, Monticello, Liberty, White
Lake. Livingston Manor, Walton, Delhi
Pullman Drawing Room seats and befths reserved
307 Broadway Time tables, tickets &c. az 2O7. BOZ
0ll. 1928 liIoadway 49, othaNc.. 1874 East l95thsL
964 West la5thst.. New York
J. G. ANDERSON. e. =. A.
Is Exchange Place. New. York
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Financial.
NOTICE TO WABASH B0NDHOLDERS

mutually satisfactory arrangement has been made
with the Defence Committee Of the Second Mortgage Bond
holders and tae Committees represented b. the uhdef'
signed.
Under this arrangement Dcence committee agree 70
withdraw all opposition the plan OF eoganzaton ana
their bonds arc to be received by the Central Trust Co.
without penalty.
That all bun1hodors may 10 upon m equaI ioo'lnR'
they arc now respectfully invited deposit their bonds In
the Trust Co. without penalty until further notice and the
penalties already pai will be returned
Foreclosure tls have acGdy been fled In tho Courts
on the First Mortgages and DEGREES Of sale Will be OBJ
"a ned as practicable. Meantime in view OF inc
very large majority Of bonds united in support OF the re-
organization e is hoped that outstanding bondhodefs VIII
accept the oGer made TO them
JAMES r. JOY.
Chairman Purchasing Comm teo
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE,
Chairman }Ondholders' Committee
New Y rlx City June 10. 1883
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

FOR RED nANKS EoNG BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE ASEriM y, fAEE OCEAN BEACH. SPRING
CoMNltNCiNG July l, lSss
TRAINS LEAVE NEMNoKk ROOT on LlnliHTY.
81. 90. Is, q 30 II 10 a M 30 - 30 3 30
East cNprcssl 200, 4 30 q 30 rs p M sundays
90 a. M. ami I 90 y. m.
FROM FOOT CoETLANDr AND DESBRoSsES SITS.
3:I0 dinited express except Red HANK 4 90 S:o0
90 p. m Sundays, rs, rs a. m 8 100 D. IN.
RUFUS DL0DGETT. J. H. WOOD, H. Y. BALDWIN,
supt CenPaA AgIPRR G.P.A.CkRN.J.
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7 rUIGN VALLEY RAILROAD.
rAssENGEE TnAINs leave too. Of Cortland. an!

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland, and
Desbrosses cts. as fellows:
i so ~ H. for CatasauQua and intermediate points
) a. H. for Geneva Lyons, Enira, Rochester Buffalo
aud West and principal local points Chair car TO
.lnlld.
| D. H. for Tunkhannock and intermediate POINTS. Chair
car to Tunkhaauock Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg. =, p...o. , r,,o,,, ,n,.,o,,,.
points. Char to J.. and Il. Junction.
40 D. H. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection to Rcacin. and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
Maucli Chunk ,-,,. c,... -,
H. N. for Geneva Lyons. Flmira, Rochester. But
fao and the West. Pullman slcC per t. Lyons
S.l5 D. IN. for Lauays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving az q. IA, p M and 3 AO p; m CON
meet Tor all points MahauOy aud IfazletOn coal ICgonA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
m. for Mauch Chunk, lia1leton and intermediate
5:I5 p m. FOR Copay and intermediate points
D. IN. for Geneva. Lyons Emlra, Rochester, But
ta!o aud the West. pullman sleeper q Lyons
General Eastern Office. 335 Broadway.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
v RIVE HAILROAD
GREAT FOUKGRACG TRUNK LINE
On ana alter jun - talns leave
GRAND lENIKAI NIAIION.

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
largest ana Eile7i Passenger station 90 America
IS a. M, Rochester EApress. drawing room ears %
a. N, SARATOGA LAKE George, and MoptrGa. SPECIAL
qis ss,s iIom and ia MonfSe s, 10 81 " 's'
d. IT, Adlfondac3 Mountains Lu.erne, No,h
Creek Schroon Lake, Blue Mountain Lake. &c. Drawing
room car TO saratoga 49, 49, $50 49,. %, p, ,-,,,- ,- ,
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively Of outs;
nhha1,s-cfI, r. bcSir sSy
FAN. &re ceye3ld' lndaaagol,, ana Iolslo sriVas a.
oDD 10 e ee2. m c caean EpF a1 1 S D t
Cnieico; d'aW,gtoom caIs to Cai.ilal-ul, I.OcLesi
ana III S 80 wa::cn NeYOrk ana Northern Expre
for saraloea. Lake George, Rutand Bennington NORTH
80 p m, saratoga and Uca special. With drawing
fo"H az Co..; 10 A' o ,,ti- on,v ~ '"
a Aeeommoaa'%n 5,, 70 Asany ana ana TOY Gsa,
norts ON Fitchburg r. T.
gas f f hg G8einSa and St p L0g' f.
Indianap5l st. Louis Detroit and Chicago with Sc ,.
Hs IS D. M Tor Clayton daily, including sunday; ror
cars to Clayton and Paul smiths Via tt.ca and r. w
1 M9n'Sesl and ce2sndofqo ISps.s qaly
and va Abans, also 70 syracuse ant CaAanIaigu dry
except Sgnda sS ar Nda ele nS Sh % q AP .
lyon Ha p MSuGt and 5o chaeauaay Raai ao o ~
aeFne North Greek Seh,2an LACE Ras Mountaa Ias
New. YSrk to fiaIsbgrs. coHne99eias July seepla;
50 Special sisSpcr; sifiSs' I9, ser 40 H.
BufaG SSS a A. n fas f lii K ' S dGaea springs
EGs,ee Bg99 a L6 6 GSG and cscasi
With Sleeping Sleeping cars to cananda.gua On
3aSsst Atropaaek Mountain Special FOR s'r1os
Ia Lax GeGGge ca2s 10 AanS ''aa' Lake.
sal, 81 and cs aGS S ara m PAD sa pg s3s q
II XXX lsa otlon Yorx s3s wa.bnsoo and 7s
Futon Gito s. ss BrooSyn and . ts WaasSars, '''
1s5 y Is a5y ssD q @s a s'R '
~ ~ e 49, cs,a ~ ,a SDNE.d
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
III DAY LINE STEAMERS

NETWORK $1,000. ~ ,.,.., h"""-' l.
DAILY except SundhyS)" -
Leave Droofyn F9ton,st, ny b. Anne@ so ~
New YORK West 'o2d.st Pier =. . :OQ
for ALBANY. landing az West Point NewDufg' rough
kcepsIe I;hinctcc.. Catskll and Hudson aoo . -
Returning leave Albany o "V ~ III
A fine BAND attached TO each toar
WEST POINT NEWBCRG and POCGHKEEPSlE,
with down day boat. ~, y - o..
RHINEBECK BY ferry with Ulster and Del. L. L. for
CATSKITL with special trains the Ca;skill NJ X II
HUDSON. with Boston and Albany H. H. Tor |"''
""' HLBANY. with N. Y. Central and H.. t. r. r. for
T-tlca NIAGARA FALLS. Buffalo, and the West, WIN
Boston and bany r. T. and FitchbuFe i X i9r H2s,en
And with SPECIAL TRAINS TO AND fKOM SARAIOGA
The New. York Transfer CO. VIII call for ana check
baggage from hotels and residences.
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTON'S, WEST
wi Point Cornwall. Newburg, New Hamburg. Milton
pou9hkeepslc Hyde Park. Kondout and Kingston livery
weekday az Vestryst 15, ana West 2zdst S;3O p IN
excepting Saturdays when She leaves one hour earlier
NORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester,
London, Norwich, Watch IIiIl and Block Island
River foot Of watts-st.. Gext pier above Dos
hrossesst Fcrry daily. Sundays excepted az 80 p m
This line has unequaled facilities or handling and dstri
utlng freight THROUGHOUT New England one steainer
each way daily, except SUNDAYS exclusively cr freight
Tickets and Rooms secured at 20 29l 337 397 95I
Broaaway 10 and IL Gresnwichst i5S Be AYE guo
IT. A. Pier 40 North River and on steamers
Nv G.. w BRA Y. Agent.
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EOR PUILADELpUIA
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, POBicNo GTH
An the SOUTH.

NEWYOHK, PHILADELPHIA NORFOLK T. T.
Train leaves foot OF Coruandt and pes6rosses IS
daily ) 60 p Tickets ami sleeping bcItls secured
q! any Ticket once Of the iennsyl sania Railroad Co.
IL. ". DUNE, Sugt T. COOKE q. Il. T. 4.
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Cedcncro.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied no charge. TEACH
~. FRS registered 90 cents for pcsa9e vacancies
always on hand form for stamp. r. f. AVERY Ameri
can School Bureau . West lith-s.. ". Y
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors, GovcrncsseS
&c. 20 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.
TUTORS goyorcssc> and visiting professors Of music,
i art languages: circulars schools supplied parents
MIRIAM COYRICRE, 81 East lIth-st, between 4thave.
and BIOl1way
yyroMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Oor
~ sexes supplies professors teachers governesses
musicians rorsckeepers companions &c. colleges.
and families also booikeepers stcnographcrS ana
MRS A. D. CULVER 800 shave. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09

The Village OF Mount Vernon situated upon tho New.
YORK IIqriforl and NeWliavcn Railroad aud upon the
Harlem railroad l3 miles - minutes travel nom Grand
Central Depot with 80 trains each way daily, has pop
uaiiCu ulout 10 900 people and has 10 bonded IN.
1rbelncss. 10 has public works, gas and electric
light hl $, railroad gNa,k aid Is grow n rapidly.
By The bonds be sold for less than par and
Sccruel Interest
Dated June - 1888.
By order II Village Board ~ Trustees
ID. Qua kINBUSU,
JAS. ii. JENKINS. village President
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THE SEANEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS
- and 20 Nall-st.
VNHE FRI STEE~ have ordered that interest
be raid 10 deposition. entitled thereto. under the bv
and in accordance with the savings bank laws, FOR
the 81 months ending SOth ultim0, d follows:
On accounts exceeding one houant Dollars al the
ratc Of -FOUR PER CENT per anuun.
Ian than one Thousand Dollars but ~.
exceeding Three Thousand Dollars at the rate OF THREE
PER CT NJ per ahnum. D,
On accounts larger than Three Thousand Dollars and
which were oponci pror the Limitation Of deposits by
statute nf the rate Di TWO PER CENT per annunl pay
able on and after MONDAY, ION Instant
WILLIAM {. STU nGES President
HENRY J.. MARSHALL Cashier
New York. July =,
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Buslncss Chances

nRTG STORE in Georgia doing 4 large cash
~ business; terms easy Address RARE CHANCE,
frrl but.H gtes
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5apin9s Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,
u no lls WEST 23D-ST.. NETWORK.
President, GEORGE G. WALDO. ,
JAMES c. GijIICh EDWARD l.. MEREIFIELD
Nlcc- Presidents.
HENRY KONG, Secretary.
NORVIN GREEN ANZI s. DODD.
IGTIN DICE SOT. LEVI NJ. BATES.
EDW AID J.. METRIFlELD, MICHAEL p. BitESLIN,
WILLIAM j. EODNF. JAMES &. GULiCk.
JGgIN G. Gi'IItK. FREIrK Il. LAWSON.
ROBERT DI MAE y J.. AstiMAN,
J. H. BItI.-LIN. t,llsov f'sc, JOIN III KS v.
JAMES C. MATTHEWS. EobLEt {; BEOMN.o,.
HENRY EpNi', WILL M d.. g Nft.tSON,
iIT.%rY SToEM GEORGE. c. WALDO
Interest has been declared IN1hi" on AMI after July
lG az the rate Of ID PEE GENT Ter annuin
Deposits made or before July 10 VIII cav interest
from
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SOME NEW NOVELS.

AT ROME AND IN WAR, ls53-lsS1. by ALEXANDER
VERESTClIAClN. Translated by ISABEL +.
nATCOOD. l2mo, PIP SCI. Thomas y.
CrnNrrl q
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Gtenmbndis
PEOPLES LINE.
A LBANY BOATS.

A TRANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n Steamers DREW and DEAE E1CHMoND l EsyS
tSnndtys excepteD Leave Brooklyn Annex at b L. VI.
Making direct connection. at Albany for all points East
and West also with 100 A. ~, 5pecini INpres3 iof
Saratoga Lake George, Lake Placid saranac Lake ram
Smiths and an points nClth arriving same aay.
rclets ami baggage caeccd destination. Freight re-
ceiyc1 until the hour OF departure ----------
A TROY BOATS, lighted throughout by
"A electric lights connrct with spH"1 cHpis. trans Tor
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, PAUL SMITHS; hAkI:
PLACID, all Adrondack ana olhe, points On I'hAW nlsn
SARATOGA or CITY Of TROY ieaye Pier a. n H..
.l..I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09

THE HESIDUAEY LEGATEE by f. J. STIMSON
LIMO I'D. 49, Charles scrbucrS sons.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-21
STRATroRD.

At the M. +. church, Sunday, Rev Mr.
Livingston discoursed on church hospi-
tality. His hearers pronounce it the best
sermon he has given them since he took
charge.
The first of the Winter series of socials
of the Endeavor society connected with
the M. f. church was held on Thursday
evening at the home of Mr. Rowell on Up.
per Main street; a pleasant time is re.
ported.
Chicken thieves cleaned the houses OF
Mrs S. l.. Booth and Postmaster Boards
ley, last week.
The temperance society propose tt
give series of free lectures on popular
subjects.
Emory Judson has added foreign anG
domestic fruits to his baking business.
Co. X will give their annual ball OF
the evening of January II. They are
working hard to eclipse former efforts
and, no doubt, will succeed.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-21
BEDDING.

Rev N. L. Porter held service at c.. FL
Woodruff's, last week; much interest was
manifested.
Thomas Bassett plucked boquet OF
pansies in his garden for the Zoe supper
Miss Molly Hawley returned, Satur-
day, from visit to her aunt, Mrs Osborn
at Birmingham. She had a successful
operation performed on her eye by DR.
Wilson Of Bridgeport.
Mr. Cleaveland Of Sharon called on his
friend, venerable Jedediah HaWley.
Aaron Treadwell contemplates a trim
to Florida with Rev Il. Beach.
Miss Matte Platt is at S. B. Osborn,s,
Rev N. J.. Porter is making improve
ments around the parsonage. He is an
energetic worker, not only in the pulpit,
but outside of it.
The church will be trimmed for Christ
mas. A clergyman from out of town has
been secured for Christmas.
Miss Helen Bennett, youngest daugh-
ter OF the late Burr Bennett, died, Sun
day, a victim Of consumption.
Ms III. s. Shaw entertained Mrs Dr.
Wakeman's Sunday school class, Satur-
day. They are making box of clothing
for Five Points.
Miss Kitty Shaw has returned from
three Meeks with her uncle, j. M. Park
hurst Of Bridgeport.
Married, last week Wednesday, Will
liam II. Hazen and Miss Nettie Lee.
The assessors and board OF relief will
meet at the Town House, Saturday, 22d,
to abate poll taxes.
Wake Bradley has gone to Canada af-
ter cattle.
]. N. Nickerson is candidate for mes
senger of the Legislature.
Mrs George Hoyt OF Wolf Pits has sold
her place to her daughter, Mrs Brown Of
New York.
Illness brought Miss Martha Sanford
home from Hudson.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-21
The Annual Meeting

OF the Union Agricultural society was
held in Trumbull's Town Hall, Tuesday
After directors meeting, George w
knight was chosen president pro tenn
Receipts for the year had exceeded ex.
penditures by $9l So and the debt OF
1885 76 had been reduced to $3.50. w.
Ii. COan Of Trumbull was chosen presi.
dent, Col Selah G. Brakeman of Hunting
ton vice president, Joseph Tomlinson OF
Huntington secretary, Frank L. Wheeler
of Trumbull assistant secretary, d. S.
Clark of Huntington treasurer. Direct
ors: Monroe, s. b. Wales, s. M. Clarke,
A. Sinclair, Jr; Huntington, L. j. Shell
ton, George w. Knight, s. L. Palmer
Trumbull, Irwin S. Coan, Warren e.
Plumb, Sherwood M. Brinsmade. Much
talk and many suggestions were called
forth by the proposition to introduce
something new into the fair program,
next year. 1t was finally decided to be
governed by circumstances. The next
meeting will be held on the fair grounds.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-21
NICHOLS.

Miss Carrie Smith has gone to Bridge
port and Miss Emily Quick helps Mrs
c. G. Perry.
Elliot Latin is cutting 100 cords OF
wood for the House Wood Co.
The M. +. church will hold it's annual
Xmas tree and supper, 25th.
Birdsey Curtis butchered a porker
weighing nearly 500 pounds.
The new telephone line has IL wires
from Shelton to Bridgeport and 81 part
of the way.
d. L. Corger and family spend the
Winter in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-21
HUNTINGTON.

No Christmas Eve service in st. Paul's
but hearty service, Christmas morning
A good musical program has been pre-
pared.
Rev Mr. Park was in New York, Sunday
and his pulpit was filled by Mr. Pease, Z
Yale student.
Miss Jessie Smith has opened a fancy
store in her fathers house near the vince
shop. She advertises to do painting.
drawing, etc.
The temperance division elected off
GERS, Tuesday evening; no meeting until
Tuesday evening, January l.
The Prohibition club and w. G. L. U.
will hold regular meetings in Temper
ance hall after the holidays and the week
of prayer.
The annoyances that several citizens
have been subject to for the last two
months are becoming serious and there
is talk Of a vigilance committee.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-21
Mrs Curtis Wood spends the Winter
with her daughter, Mrs Levi Banks. Her
daughter, Miss Hattie, is in Norwalk.
LONG HILL.

LONG HILL.
The little son of F. J. Squinobalis still
weak.
Herbert Fathers of Ansonia was a
Sunday guest here.
Two thousand copies Of the Messenger,
published in the interest of the M. E
fair, were issued. The BEE is grateful
for cosy corner.
The new fence at Grace church is fin
ished and painted.
F. j. Squinobal is constantly searching
the country for miles around in search of
new milch cows, fat cattle, etc. Last
week, he was in Southbury, Newtown,
New Milford and has been over almost
the same route, this week.
Rev Mr. Boylston announced, Sunday,
that the services of all who wished to as
sist in decorating the church would be
gratefully received. 1t is not probable
that any elaborate observation of the day
will be made.
A pleasant surprise was given Rev G,
w. Boylston, Tuesday night. The sur
prise had been set for Monday night, MI
Boylston's birthday, but the storm pre-
vented. All present enjoyed the occa-
sion greatly.
An excellent display was made at the
M. f. fair in Good Templars' hall, Tues
day and Wednesday nights and a gener-
GUS sum was cleared. Over $50 was
cleared, Tuesday evening and about $6C
| on the Messenger, SO that the organ will
probably be heard in the church before
long. A hot supper was served in the
lower room from to 10, with ice cream
as dessert, while smiling young ladies
sold fancy, domestic, useful and orna-
mental articles, books, confectionery,
and thousand and one articles. Among
attendants at different booths were Mrs
Frank Sherman, Mrs d. S. French
Misses Jennie Shelton, Emma Sage, Eva
Knapp and a number of assistants. II
was grand success.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-21
EASToN.

Charles Wheeler and G. s. Garfield,
commissioners on the estate Of Gather
inc P. Seeley, deceased, Of Easton, held
hearing in the city court room, Satur-
day. Claims to the amount of $2500
were presented by Judge ID. B. Lock
wood, VIII. Williams of Birmingham
and others. The administrator of the
estate is Joseph w. Johnson.- Bridge
port Farmer.
The commissioners had hearing on
the layout of the new road in the Mar
rows, last Friday, but adjourned for a
week to give the Bridgeport Hydraulic
Co. time to see whether they will appeal
from the benefits Of 5000 which they are
assessed.
Mrs Josiah Mallett, who owns the
Umpawaug hill property in Redding, re-
ported sold in the last BEE, says that
the property has not been Opposed of,
but is still for sale.
Cards are out for the tin wedding of
Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Wakeman, Christ
mas night.
Mr. and Mrs William Ward recently Wis
tied Mrs Lewis Edwards; Miss Eliza Os-
borne of Stepney Depot Mrs p .E. Knapp
Miss Florence Burr Miss N. M. Thorpe.
Isaac Bassett of Bethel is at M. H.
Thorpe's.
Miss Fannie Wheeler is sick.
Thomas Fulford spent Sunday in
Bridgeport.
A h,,,y hn1o = q, IN. y,
was burned to the ground, Tuesday night.
Cause of the fire unknown.
Mrs John Adams has gone to Bridge
port to spend the Winter.
Mrs Walker Bates spent two weeks
with friends in Westport.
Baldwin Beach has at last found a wife
in Bridgeport, Miss Mary Robson.
Officers of the Humane society have
been in town looking after neglected ami
mails.
Program of the Academy's Christmas
entertainment, Wednesday evening, 10Th
Song, "The Alpine Horn,a School
Recitation, Amt Tabtha," Mary Foster.
Recitation, Liberty Triumphant" G. III
Grammar.
frey, Fannie Gregory, Allie Foster, Rober1
Scholley, w. v. Patterson.
Song, s'The Village SCHOOL, Mary Foster.
Recitation, "The Keeping of the Bridge
Vesta Fanton.
Recitation, Miss Edith HelpsThings Along
| Rilla Turney
Song, "Memory's Dream
/ Recitation, "The Water-hill,. Fannie Seeley
Duet, "The Pilot Brave" Mary Foster, Allie
| Foster.
| Reading, Robert schoIley
Song, "The Little Fisher Maid" Allie Foster
Dialogue, "The Canvassing Agent Emily
Roberts, Anna Booth, G. Abbott, II. Leonard
l.. shelton.
Music March, Lottie Parrack
Recitation, "Was Lost and Found" Agnes
| Kent.
Recitation, "The Station Masters story
| Emily Roberts.
Song, "Good Night School.
Christmas service at Christ church
10 30 a IN.
MrsLavinia Bradley has been in Bridge
port.
| Miss Nellie Edwards has gone t,
Bridgeport for the holidays.
Mrs George Kachele was taken severe
ly sick.
Edward Hawkins is home for the Win
ter.
Mrs Charles Gilbert is home from Red
ding.
The teacher and scholars of the yellow
school house will keep Xmas With a tree
this week Friday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-21
LYONS PLAIN.

Mrs j. A. Smith has visited her sister
Mrs d. B. Provost, at Elisabeth, N. j.
Party at the residence of Charles Hall
Wednesday evening, 10th.
Mrs Il. w. Treadwell has returned
from Wilton.
The last meeting of Mrs Tomlinson's
society was held at Charles Johnson's
81 collected, which is to 60 toward
stairway to the basement of the
church.
A. B. Sherwood has built a wood
house.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-21
ASPETUCK.

Isaac Bedient and James Smith have
been arrested for robbing the store of
William B. Gregory of Cranberry Plain.
Goods found in the possession of Bedient
have been identified by Mr. Gregory.
Bedient has been in prison twice, his last
term expiring about year ago.
Charles J. Hyatt has left valuable
horse at S. N. Osborn's TO be sold.
Miss Hattie j. Grammar visits her sis
ter, Miss Jennie of Redding.