The Newtown bee., 1889-01-18


day evening. Bishop Vincent is an in b
speaker and his words have
magical spell which enchains attention. Al
S. Jennings Sc Son, who have been on
the Arson Hawley farm for some time, g
have bought the place owned by George Il
and Ee l1und Thompson and will take b
posses a,March 10. The place consists u
Of II res and buildings. George e
Thorn ,,eoas reserved his house and an 7
acre = ,a,hnt both brothers expect to
take ohareof the, Gideon Thompson
farm whiciey own. Seth and George
are he ri.men in the right place and
the euccevhich they deserve will I'M
dog bteiollow.
,etishop yincent's sermon in the
Fa irf avenue NJ. f. church, Sunday,
&c seas pledged to pay for recent re-
pi ,irsthe church.
,ers lust received from c. +. Petite,
= of Bath, s. c., say that he is well
pleased with his situation and intends to
semain Bath is a small place, with few
Inhabitants and the paper mill in which
ne is foreman is the principal business OF
the town.
John II. McElroy of Griffin & McEl-
roy is to wed Miss Mamie E. STANLEY OF
New Haven, 23d.
/, Wedding of Miss Julia, daugh-
| | ter of Mrs William c. Whitehouse and
Frederick J. Banks, paying teller at the
CITY national bank at st. Johns, We'd
Inesday, 23d, 6 p m.
81 Nathaniel S. Wordin, long associated
ell with Bridgeport's active life, died of apo
l. lplexy. last week, n years of age. lie
ID attended Easton Academy when it was
he kept by Rev Nathaniel Freeman and
in leaves two sons and two daughters.-A
ne handsome old metal Paris clock graces
as President Morgan's quarters at the Dir
ur rectors, room of the City national bank
ut II. l.. Phillips has sold his grocery
business, corner East Washingtonavenu'
and East Main street, to A. j. Whittie
nd sey.
Jesse Sands has closed his Sterling res
" taurant, which was not financial sue
cess.
II. Mrs Josiah Baylies died at 80 Stat
stleet, Monday. She was old and mel
.n tally intirm and it had become necessar
tbe to place her property out OF her reach.
James Callaghan and Frank Johnso
Zee were injured at the Aluminium factory o
Housatonic avenue, last week. CALI
chan broke his fight ankle and Johnso
Ga was squeezed between two iron girder
T.. STUNT. who has passed the thr
score wears and ten, is soon to take
trip to Europe with his son, who is
ee'- Boston merchant. He will remain abro'
az about four months.
HAYES s. Belts, the newsdealers, W
ins' occupy the old restaurant ofJesse Sant
ome 365 Main: w. r. Palmer has bought
VIII grocery and bakery of Orion Bros,
CIV Main.
rem Died, 18th, Lucy Curtiss, daughter
Curtiss Thompson, 10; 14th, Mrs Josl
. ,.no Baylies, a.
cam Amol Burger expects to move from
house owned by j. NJ. Beach to \
-, Hills place ON North Main street, nc
Spring.
John NJ. Beach continues TO impro
- though not able to be out.
ded. Some time ago, the BEE annount
rmy, that George f. Conner would not
build his house, corner of Main q
Goodsell streets, partially destroyed
2 fire, last October, because the Paral
- road had obtained an injunction.
!, - Conpor says that the road has chang
its layout and will not interfere with
property, on which French fiat will
built.
~, Charles n. Ruggles of the Excels
- stables is the proud and happy father
! "a 10-pound boy.
Glasses in bookkeeping, arfthmt
and penmanship have been formed
lting
Mrs Mary E., wife of A. L. Whit
,,,.+h died suddenly, Wednesday, of heart +
ure. She was 50 years old.
The Zeal Estate Record says that
Armstrong contemplates new foun'
on Maple street.