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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
Appeal Taken in the Parson.
age Case.

Monday we were shown q letter
'roh gentleman of unques: 10 ed
7eraci,y In keyser> TO friend in th S
place in witch tue former state d
that an appeal had teen taken from
The decision hv virtue or which the
Pa sonaee in Sonney> now occupied
by Rev. j. NJ. Pas coe, uf the NJ. Il.
Chnrc'\ u advertised To he 30 q on
the 30iE inst. Ibis decision gi, es
cDe.iif'h 10 tho VI. +. Church and
lour-tllths 20 the VI. r. Church South.
The letter says that he counsel OF
he NJ. +. Church have no idea OF
attempting 10 prevent the sale, Tut
simply expec: To secure deci ion
s"aruing their side n larger share of
the value Of the property, and thus
throw the defendants IN the COSTS.
As stated above, we have every rea-
son to believe that his is entirely
reliable
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
Death OF Mr.. KuykundaIl

We have but just learned of the
d a,h of Mr. Isaac KuykeRdaIl IT
MoundsviIIe, Vernon coun y, Mis-
souii, on the 10Th ul'., in The G8rh
year OF his age, aft L aptttrac od ILL.,
ness. MIR. X. was son OF the late
Nathaniel kuykendall, OF this cour.
", and spent a great ps-t of his life
In Hardy county. where he married
twice, his first wife being Miss vii.
lIsms, Of PattersoB's Creek, and his
last Miss Hannah Fox, Of Old Fielde,
who now survives him with four chill
dren. lie also leaves two brothers,
jams kuvkendaIl. Esq, of Moore
Geld. and II. c. Kuykendall, Of Vicks.
burg. Mississippi. MIR. K. WAS very
quiet unobtfusive man; tut was dill.
gent in business and was a man who
humbly vet faithfully followed his
Lord ard Masto' benr" the chutch
and the comu vi ity in which he lived
suffer keeEly by his dearn, wuIIe his
family are sotely borrowed. yet have
comfort in the hope of glorious re-
lion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
Not the Man.

Dir. CHARERs A. REED, OF this
P'oee' IL not the man referred TO i.
our asst issne as having been arrest
ed At Woodstock, Va, for obtsinipu
money from milliners OF that town
oy falsely representing hi .nself as an
agent OF New York notion house.
he nsme of that swindler, a. We
printed II, was given as CuALLEs II.
nEID. This notice 10 not published
Tor The Information of any Of our cit
'1ens. as no one here ever thought OF
connecting Mr.. Reeds identity " it'll
that OF the Woodstock rascal but for
tue enlightenment If some OF the
formers friends in Hardy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
AU0TsTA< March 8

AC0TsTA/ March 3.
Ki,ldeer school closed on Fri
day with usual exercises. Victory
scEoo! will cloae on Tuesday. The
celebrated Star cornet band will
be present. Philip Swisler is get.
tug out material for new barn
Jacob Smith ispreparing to put up
a new house and barn during the
summer. j Wesley Shanhol.ze,
has purchased II small farm in the
vicinity of Mt. Zion church. Mr.
John Savllle cut his leg below the
knee On Monday; he paid bu,
little attention to 1t at first but af.
ter some time found his boot near
~ iull of blood. Every etort 10
staunch the blood failed until Dr.
Shull was summoned. Mr.. Saw.
lille came hear bleeding to death
lie is still very weak. VIM. s.
Barrett Ia putting up a new store-
room at this place and expects to
90 into merchandising again in a
short time. Mr.. and Mrs. Keister
nave been ill for some DAYS. Rex.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09

FOR RENT-Two DWELLING Hon.
ses and Store Room. On Dvs,I,no
House 10 tue suburbs OF Romnsy
win three acres If meadow. q h..
D~siling House sni Store Room On
NAN street.. Apply to
II. g. HoUsER>
~. hou. ney. w. Va.
Miss Clara Porter, of RAWLINGS.
MI vas visiting Mr.. Hudson AID
MRS. Jonathan Harrison last veck
Married. Gear Sian.svilis, on IN. a,., NJ,
Sy Key Power, Mr. Rw S,vilIe and Mis-.
MIR: George flefYEer> 50 actively On.
gagged in this community for the
list sixmo tbs in the Loop-po;e bu
s'n'ss> LEFT on Wednesday to amend
a few weeks with his family in Penn
syvanin> their home
Mr u Crowder Homar, son of r, v
Henry Homan< was to have been
married Wenne.day to a Mis-, Will
son OF Maryland
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
To The Public.
OLDrOwN Nm !

OLDrowN, Nd, March 6.
AS .here was sucb "A great effor,
made by certain parties before the
Grand jury at Romney, Vest Va,
mt tue last Court to indict me Tor
selling whiskey illegally; Deem il
my duty to vindicate NY rights by
saying TO the Public. what business
or anything l do. is done IN a Ie.
gal aud lawful manner. What I
have made did not steal, cheat or
get Ill hypocrillcsl manner and
DEFY anyone TO say anything to the
contrary; therefore I am not a..
iin'd OF any enc indicting me. Ii
these people are feeling sore in
any way about what little whiskev
ship to Romney and vicinity TO
please inform me aud will send
them a remedy. What l have I
did not make by selling as some
think. l have never made il a
business OF advertising my liquors
or / could have sold mucn more
What / sell give tn, best and
purest that can l. had for the
rnoLey. ICharge no one for wha,
they don't get and keep no short
vessels "a many do. But do a
legitimate business throughout
Thanking my f lends and custo.
mers for past favors and hoping to
receive continuance of the came,
remain, Yorrs Respt'y,
JonN w. CARDER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
A NEW DEPARTURE.

The Singer M'fg Co. has jus.
placed on the market -Four ~ en-
tir-ly New. and different kinds Of
Sewing Machines, viz:
The ''Oscillating Shuttle" the "vi-
brating Shuttle No. - the '.Vibra.
ting Shuttle No. 2" aud the Auto.
matte Tension" (Single Tbread.) TO
be convinced Of tier wonderful I'm .
provements, call at their office in
keyser, Piedmont, Lonacon ing, Elk
Garden Oakland, Terra Alts, King
wood, Romney. MoorefieId. Peters.
burgh, Davis. or franklin, or on any
of :heir obliging Agents who will al
ways take great pride AMI pleasure
in showing up their many aedeeming
qualities.
More Agents wanted TO deliver
these very popular Machines. Call
on or address
X. h. YowELL.
@ neral Manager,
kgtser. W. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
County News

NORTH RIVER MILL Mar. s,
Mr.. Robert Saville and Miss
Belle Robertson were married last
week by Elder Power. Pueumo.
MIA is raging in the Pine Hills, two
aud three cases in some families.
Mr.. John Hook was badly hurt
while telling timber. Schools are
closing: the school at this place
closed last Friday. @. *.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
billions RUN, February 81

blLbONS NUN, February ~.
Our Falling Water school closed
yesterday with Il etrong attendance;
the day was beautiful and the live.
~ sports went off by spelling and
games Of bail &c it closed by diff.
ferent pieces being recited by
Messrs Dice Bennett j. T. Nc.
Alloy, +. l.. Oats, Jas. /. LHpton.
Then Mr.. s. Lee lIiett the tutor
gave 10 few appropriate words
his farewell address to lns pupils ask.
Ing them TO press forward. At
the close OF lis address Mr.. John
l.. Bond from near Winchester
gave the closing address in n
beautiful little speech and then the
audience was dismissed.
Our Society met last night az
usual oil debated the question:
Resolved: That the Indian Las a
greater right TO complain of the
treatment ofthe white man than
the African. The question was
warmly discussed on both sidca.
The Affirmative was Dice Bennett
j. G.. Lnpion John !. BoEd and
NJ j.. HEATH ole; the Negative WINS
represented Ivy II. w. Orndorii. !.
T. McAboy, J. +. Lewis and Lu;h.
or Kline. tie Hon. Judges were
John Kline. WIN Slonmker and
Lem Oglesbee. The affirmative
gained the victory. Society meet:
March 3. Epidemics of colds arc
raging inthis vicinity. SOCIETY.
Mr. W. y. Eaird returned Frida,
from a ten days trip to- Baltimore
Washington anil Frederick. lie re-,
ports having a good tine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09


Wreiehed men and wCmtn long condemn .
ed 10 suffer the fortunes Of dyspepsia are tll-
ed With new hope after a few doses Of Hos
letters stomach Bittefs This bidding hope
blossoms into the fruitlon OF certainty, 10 the
Biters IS persis;ed IN IL brings reprieve
10 all dyspeptics who SEEK It's lid. Flstu.
lence, beattbura. sinkiog NJ the pit of the
stomach between meals, the nervous ,remofs
and insomnia Of which chronic indigestion
is The parent, disappear With their hateful
progenitOr Most beue fcsnt Of stomachics J
who can wonder that IN so many instances IL
aw kens grateful eloquencs in those who,
benefited by ~, speak voluntarily In its be-
bali u requires grsphIc pm TO describe
the iofments OF DYSPEPSIA but 10 many Of The
testimonials received by the woprietofs q
the Biters, these are portrayed With viVid-
cruihmluess. Constipation, bfiiousoesa, muss
lulsr debility, malsrial levers and theum
ttsn are relieved by a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09

II. WuIirm., Ed. Of tbis vi.
hily makes excellent sausage aud
w" spareribs are so nice that u
makes one think az Other days and
hog killing times on the faro. By
inc way, Mr.. Williams lives on one
~ be pretties, farms on the South
Branch, and TO quote the words Of a
cry lady ~ home is = deIightWt
u'pce
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
Who Is Your Best Friend.

four stomach Of course Why2 Becauts
y DO IS out Of order YOU are one Of the most
miserable cTestUres living Give u fair,
honorable chance and see " N is not the
best friend son have "a the end. Don't
smoke In the morning. Don't drink 10 The
morning ~ you must smoke and dfiDk
vel until your stomach IL through With
breakfast You can drink more and smoke
more IN The eseni1g and IL will tell on you
iess " your food ierments aud does not
a'gesi right Ill you are troubled with
heartburn, Dizziness Of The head, coming
lp OF The TODD alter eating BtliOusness, To-
digestion, or any other trouble OF The siom-
arh, you had better use Green's August
mediate TtlJef
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
ENCER
FRIDAY, MARCH Q. 1893.

y.s ACHIEVEMENTS call the stteo
,;,o Of our readers to the following
The Attention.
Fresi A rs see
Wanted. Reliable Men
Notice TO Lien Holders
commissioners Notice.
Commissioner Notice
Public Ssle Of Valuable
Public Sale OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-07

r. S. MOORE. .Superinten> ent
ID UILDERs OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALL
ID its branches; Steamboat, Steamship, Land
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or Com
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built compl etc
with halls of wood, iron composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs Goa
Structed with reference to the trade in which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft OF water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinels
made after the most approved plans. Also, al l
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled Punched and Packed
for shipment, ready to be riVeted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIvETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipes made by this establishment, riv-
eted by hydraulic riYeting machinery, that
quality OF work being far superior to nand
Work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.i
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
cific Coast of the Heme Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. N. s. WILLIAMS. Honolulu
Room No. 3, upstairs, Spreckels' Block,
551mar12d&wtf Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
Tha Foundation of Nawtown

Is about 400O, and we would say Ut least one- half arc troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those coinplaints are, ac- corJing to statistics, more numerous than Otsl. CTS. We would advise all our readers not to neglect the opportunity to call on their drug
 gist and get bottle of Kemp's Balaam for the throat and lungs. Trial size free. Large bot
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
Seven and Eight

W. Waterbury's man Jim my has gone to New York.
 Mrs Hepsey Peck has returned to shel- ton.
 Miss L. E. Lyon returned, Saturday. from q visit with Danbury and Wilton friends.
 Nearly every family in this vicinity have boarders from the railroad or steam saw mill and find ready market for farm produce.
 H. l.. Plumb and D. c. Wells, in trouble about dividing line, had the se- lectmen and Lawyer Staples called out.
 Piersou and Timmie Cummings of Bridgeport, Henry Seeley and son of Washington. Conn.,, were recent guests of $. E. Clark.
 Etta Clarke has returned to Orange
 Miss Bristol and brother of Derby are with F.. Stevens.
 T. Hubbell and son were at W. Black mans, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
HATTERToWN.

Miss Libbie Peck of Bethel has been guest of Mrs c. D. Stillson.
 Mrs Isaac Patchen is quite smart again. She has been for week with her broth CT, George Briscoe of Stepney.
 B. H. Peet moved back to his Hunting town home, Monday.
 Mrs J. B. Parmelee returned, Satur- day, from weeks sojourn with friends and relatives in Danbury. ~
 J. B. Parmelee has the incest vegetable and flower garden we have seen, this season. He has some rare and beautiful varieties of roses and geraniums that de light all lovers of flowers.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
BETHEL

Hobart Betts is home and families ill Bethel and vicinity, having chairs to be re-seated or repaired with cane or wood, or any upholstering to be done, will do we'll to call on him at the house of George A. Porter, foot of Hoyt's hill.
 Mir and Mrs Ferguson at Rev Mir Tor rence's are confined to the house; Mrs William X. Judd is sick with typhoid fe-7 yer.
 Thomas Lynch buried child, Tues day.
 Dr Hart is out, but is not strong; George \. Andrews is also better, but not yet able to work. H. H. Baird is confined to the house.
 Rev H. L. Slack was home, last week, I to attend two funerals and one wedding and is here yet, as there are so many sick.
 Alfred Larson has moved from Dan- bury into G. c. Durant's house on Center street to be near his work in the forming factory.
 The carpenter, John W. Banks, who has q number of houses under way here, is quite sick at his home in Danbury.
 A. H. Dimond has given his store house on Center street q coat of paint.
 D. T. Hubbell is working up the gas project; as it is good thing, he should succeed. Dr Thomas Seeley, not as strong al years ago, is with his sister, Miss H. H Seeley, at the old homestead. s. A. Fry has his new house ol r Hickok avenue raised; Andrew Fr. builder. The Eureka water has been put int i the Beecher place on Main street; als at Dr Barberss place on Maple avenue at Mrs E. T. Farnam's on Greenwoo
 avenue.
 Misses Hattie and May Hubbell of Ne1
 Haven are with their uncle, D. T. Hull
 bell.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
Why Baking Powders Are Best

Baking Powders properly compounded and containing pure cream of tartar are more convenient than yeast; and bread and pastry made with them are just as wholesome and far more palatable.
 We are in entire sympathy with the manufacturers of the Royal Baking Pow der, who commenced and are vigorously conducting the war against the use of adulterated baking powders.
 Before committing ourselves, however. we made tests of a sufficient number of baking powders to satisfy ourselves that the substitution of alum for cream of tar tar in their composition has not been over-estimated, while careful examina- tion of the Royal baking powder con l firms our belief that Dr Mott, the Gov lernment chemist, when he singled out and commended this powder for its whole someness did it wholly in the interests of the public
 We do not heeitate so say that the Roy al baking powder people deserve the gratitude of the community whom they are endeavoring to proteet. fHel1'l
 Journal IT Health.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
BRooKFIELD.

Mir and Mrs John G. Hawley of New Haven visit his father.
 Mrs John H. Barlow of Stamford was here, last week.
 Miss Wildman and brother Frank have visited friends in Massachusetts.
 Charles Parker of Danbury spent last week with his grandparents on Long Meadow.
 W. W. Towner from Saugatuck is guest at the Brookfield hotel.
 Mir and Mrs F. X. Bennett entertained friends from Danbury, last week.
 Samuel Sherman entertained the Sam uel Banks family from Bridgeport.
 Prof James of Ansonia is at the Amer iean house.
 Earl Stevens visited Cornwall, Sunday Henry Foster of New Haven spent Sunday with his family, who board il Long Meadow. Mrs c. E. Vroman is renovating hel house with paint. 1 Mrs Whitlock visits the Hamlin famil, in Long Meadow. Delegates to Republican State conyen tion: s. E. Hawley, Howard F. Mans field.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
DANBURY.


 Eli Goodsell, who drove the old Bethel stage, is trucking now.--Miss s. B. San ford has been with New Haven friends at the shore.
 Frank c. Sanford is now employed in a machine shop in Norwalk and con- mutes every day.
 Felix Gallagher, who was run over by the street cars two weeks ago, is dead. The coroner has had an investigation. No one appeared to be blamed.
 Elisha Z. Ellis of Danbury, Prohibit ionist. has been put in nomination for Congress for this (Fourth) district.
 Father Nihil's parishioners gave him good send off on his vacation. to the tune of over 5000.
 Good Luck is not d bad name for Il place in New Jersey, where Rev MT Crossley of the Uniyersalist church goes for vacation, according to the News. gregational church goes to Massachu- setts. F.. E. Hartwell and family are at Narragansett Pier. Edgar A. and T'heo I Benedict and families and friends have been taking in fresh air at Asbury Park. Rev J. H. Hubbell, a former pastor of the First church, has been vacating il Danbury, guest of B. c. Lynes. Re, John Pegg, former pastor of the Metho- dist church, has spent short time here and preached in the Methodist church Sunday.
 Mrs Mary Hugan took Rough-on-rat' and nearly took her life. The wife O R. c. Sniffins took laudanum, which prov ed fatal, last week.
 Mrs Julia A. Joyce, formerly widow O Thomas Scales, died, 11th, 6 years old She left husband, the seventh. Mar, A., infant daughter of Thomas Ryan died on the 11th and was buried at Red ding.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
WOLF PITS.

Miss Lydia Hoyt has bought of George Sherman a new house on Clifton street, DanburV.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
wooDBURY.

Misses Edith and Clara Woodruff of Waterbury visit William Cothren.
 Lightning struck tree onJudge East mans farm near Scuppo. Four cows be longing to George Smith were killed by q bolt at Hooppole Hill. The lightning struck in b or 20 places at ''Iightning's Playground, so called, in the eastern part of the town. The oldest inhabitants say that no thunder cloud passes that To- cality without relieving itself of one or more bolts. From an observation of Il years. the writer believes the statement true.
 Miss Harriett F.. Judson has returned from duties as teacher at the Hampton school. Virginia.
 The child of N. NJ. Strong is sick with measles.
 A full dress hop was given at the Par ker house by boarders and friends. Mrs Cothren has several plants of the night blooming cereus. Seeing that one of them would open seven buds in full bloom, that evening, she lent it to Mrs Chapman to adorn her parlor and fill it with fragrance. Cams orchestra fur nished the music and all report an enjoy able time.
 The brother of the pastor of the North church visits him and preached for him, August ,.
 Miss Lottie Miner visits friends in the northwest part of the county.
 Mrs Martha Warner, the famous home baker of Prospect street. uses barrel of flour a week.
 Mrs Frank D. Thomas, who has been seriously i'll. is better. Miss Addie wisegarver was seriously scalded, last week.
 Miss Webster of Brooklyn and Carlton, son of D. C. Peck of Bridgeport. have visited o. E. Outright Mrs Joseph Gee, daughter of Charles NJ. Mansfield, died in Watertown and was buried in Woodbury, August 6.
 The young ladies have organized two ball hines, the Dandys and the Dudes. We rather approve the move in the way of exercise, at least. More pure air and more active out door exercise would inn prove the health, forms and beauty of our young ladies. The w. c. T. U- met at Mrs H. N. l Smiths, last week.
 Prof Mason has removed his household r goods to Woonsocket. He proposes to study medicine. Cereno l.. Stones grandfather ordered
 his coffin years before he died and used.
 sometimes, to lie down in it to s.see how it would seem.'' But this was not quite
 so eccentric as the methods of another
 Southbury man of high standing, a or SC
 years ago. This man ordered his coffin Y had his grave dug and the coffin lowered
 into it. On an appointed day, he got in
 to his coffin and a crowd of neighbor; gathered around to hear that eccentric
 travelling preacher, Lorenzo Dow. deliver IT funeral address. When Dow began ts k praise him he said. ssStop, sir. you arr
 lying."
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
wESTPoRT.

Mir and Mrs Ezekiel Eaton of Danbury have visited Mrs Cornelius Kemper.
 The funeral of Mrs Betsey Davidson took place, last Friday.
 Miss Jessie NJ. Keeler, our popular postmistress, spends two weeks in Brook lyn, N. Y.
 The Pioneer hook and ladder company picnicEed in Evergreen grove.
 Joseph Enis, while on the Sound, Mon- day, was knocked overheard by the boom and drowned. For the first time in 12 years, the West porter will not be published, this week The editor, J. $. Jones, represents the Connecticut State fireman's association at it's convention at Minneapolis.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
SOUTHPORT.

Mrs Mary Ann Brush is at w. J. Oat- mans.
 Mrs Charles Woodward and Mrs Will bur visited Miss Lillie Post at Bennett's Bridge, last Friday.
 Miss Nellie Pope has gone to Union City to work in c. H. Smiths store.
 Leonard Nichols has been home from Bethany.
 MT and Mrs George Oatman were at the Milford Point house. over Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs George N. Wakelee of Wa terbury are here on weeks vacation.
 Dr and Mrs Wooster will commence housekeeping in Seymour, next week.
 The many friends of Miss Libbie Pope will be pleased to know that she is gain ing as rapidly as can be expected.
 John o'Neil is night operator at the station in place of Horace Beecher.
 Mrs Plumb Gray is with her daughter I Mrs T. K. Wheeler.
 Miss Mary Tappan, who has visited he uncle, c. P. Tappan, has returned t Brooklyn. Duncan c. Smith of the Curtiss theat rical troupe is home for a month.
 The Good Templars meet now onl, once in two weeks and on Thursday in stead of Saturday. Miss Hernia Bassett is home iron Hartford for few weeks.
 Mrs Nellie Strong suffers from sprain ed ankles, caused by jumping from : fence.
 Bertie Wilmot, who has spent a weel with his grandfather, has returned to hi home ill Waterbury.
 Bucks Hill is becoming a noted Sum mer resort for New York people.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
EAST VILLAGE.

Rev Arthur Smith, wife and daughter of Naugat1ck have been II q ". Water~
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
HULL'S HILL.

Mrs John Bristol of Naugatuck was home, last week.
 Charlie Bristol has visited Edson Nal lory.
 Mrs Henry Murphy has returned to Bridgeport.
 Rev Mir Coburn of South Britain is ex- pected to preach at the house of Mrs Jane Munson, Tuesday evening, 21st.
 The boys of South Britain and Hull's Hill played ball, last Friday, near D. M. Mitchells; the Britain boys came out ahead
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
PLATTsvILLE.

A party of l2 gentlemen from this place and Greenfield Hill are to camp out for about week at Pine Creek.
 Win Futile is still demolishing the rocks with dynamite.
 Mir and Mrs k. E. Rice and F. w. Batchelder of West Stratford, Miss Agnes Peabody of Bridgeport and X. c. Acker were guests of Mir and Mrs L. N. Reynolds, Sunday.