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The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15


Rev Joel Ives preached the concluding
sermon at the fellowship meeting in the
Park street church, Bridgeport.-Capt
Eugene Morehouse has been confined to
the house.-Mr and Mrs Saltus of New
York are with Mrs Saltus's father, o. s.
Hubbell.-Mr Hughes has a consignment
of Scotch granite direct from Aberdeen.
1t is for Brookfield parties.--Miss Lille,
daughter of Stiles Judson, died suddenly
at the home of her father, Saturday
morning, aged % years.--Mr Talmage
will build new house on Wharf street,
s. II. Bunee contractor.-The Hook and
Ladder Co. enjoyed a clam chowder, FRI
day eyening.-W. F. Smith, John Hard
and G.. w. Lampson returned from Mon
treal, Friday, where they report cold
weather and good time.-Five new
members received into the Methodist
church, Sunday Wilcoxson has
completed the census OF the school child
rem; an Increase of 4S over last year
Johnson's brook has been damned Tor
new Ice pond.--Maple drum corps con-
tinue rehearsals through the Winter
Edgar Osborn receives oranges from ms
Florida groves. William Snyder OF
Bridgeport is in charge of one of them,
this Winter and ships the fruit.-An APP
preparation of $4,000 has been
made by the Legislature for a new Child
ren's Home. Since this home has been
established, it has proved good thing,
but the house they occupy Is too small GO
accommodate all sent here. Many of ouI
people hope it will be permanently estab-
iished In town.-T. e. Peck is overhaul
ing his dyeing works preparatory TO an
enlargement of business. =" Lauk' Fryol
is the happy father of bouncing baby
girl.--Jack Powell has recovered from
his severe illness.-H. p. Stage is again
at business, He Is warmly welcomed at
the meetings of the stove club.-The liv
er club held one OF their regular meet
ings, last week, with full attendance
-Elbert HuhbelI has secured a photo OF
the hermit of Success hill and his won
dsrful cave.--The Cupheags expect x
excel all former efforts at their annual
ball on the 14th Mrs Carrie Dunnins
|. Banks, assisted by other talent, gave an
entertainment In Town Hall, Monday
evening. 1t was worthy Of cr0wdet
house. Only Ia in the audience.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
A pETui.K-

Miss Daisy Grammar spent Sunday
in Southport.-Mrs S. j. Grammar and
daughter, Miss Hattie, have visited
friends in Redding and Bethel.-D. b.
Gould & Sons new ice house is at last
completed and filied.--Mrs Moses Ogden
died, Tuesday morning. of heart disease
after long and severe illness.-Mrs d.
b. Gould and niece, Miss Nettie Jennings,
visited Mrs Murrain, last week.-A tea
party was given by Miss Stella Ray
mopd FRIDAY
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
cRyErrrELp HILL.

Fred Sherwood caught fox, last
week.-Frank Sherwood, town poor
master. Is cartiDg lumber for his new
horse barn.---A pleasant party danced
10 Sansone's music at William wilson's,
Wednesday evening.
Miss Murrayss teams are oaFtipg hay
from the Widow Nichols place. Joseph
Ludington and wife have returned to
New York. Margaret Lyon has re-
turned TO Bethel after two months abb
scnce.--Miss Murray lost a COW, last
week The barn on the Sally Banks
place. owned by Frank Banks. Ia to be
repaired immediately. Frank Brown -
cartiDg coal for j. W. Briggs.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

sent from his regular duty during the
month, in order to give his attention to
the building fund. The BEE cut and
description of last week were highly
priced by Bridgeport readers.-Mrs Van
YORK, for many years proprietor of a
fancy store on Main street, offers stock
and store for rent.-The funeral of Ma
mic Lyon, bright little girl living on
Stiilman street, was attended by MEM
bers of the Juvenile Temple, Wednes-
day.-The death of Mrs Earl Beardsley,
daughter of Joel Farist, is a sad event
for her many friends.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
BERKSHIRE

Miss Sadie Williams of South Britain
visits C. f. Minor, this week.-R. j Ken
worthy of New York was at Il. Ken
worthy's, Sunday.-B. r. +. G. met with
Miss Helen Beers, Tuesday night. Will
liam Hard and Miss Sadie Minor captur--
ed the first prizes and w. f. Hooper and
Mrs G. E. Minor the BOBBY.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
uarrrpTnwN

Mrs Harmon Parmelee, an old lady
over so, fell and injured her hip, last
week. She was searching for the light,
which had gone out, when she caught
her foot and fell.-Mrs Charles Benedict
has been quite sick with malaria.-Mrs
Grandson Parmelee, sick nearly all Win
ter, is somewhat better, but not yet able
to pO ont
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

Andrew Perry remains very feebIe.-
Mrs "A. M. Woodruff entertained Misses
Mabel Osborne and Carrie Jndsoq ~
Southford, last week. Miss ilibpie kug-
cies Of shelton has visited Biiss Grace
Tulford. "A. w. Guthrieis quite poorly,
sufieriaQ from his old complaint. II
Charles Hine has bis new saw mill IN
working order The p65g cable has been
put IN place at the oil well apd work has
begun again,
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
LONG HILL (HUNTINCToN).

Mrs Emily Shelton has been with Mrs
William Beard.-Edmund and Lizzie
Wilkinson returned to New York and
ridgeport.-Erastus Bennett and Will
liam Beard fill their ice house with ice
about six inches thick.--Garfield SHE
will return to Mrs Amos Wheeler's, Fri
day. His father is dangerously i'll in
Chaltnn
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
woOnBuRY,

w. Linton, S. P. Jepson, w. Roberts,
A. E. Strong, G. w. Jepson are COM
mittee for the sixth annual ball of Court
Benevolent, A. o. F., at Town Hall, Goth.
Prof j. III. Morrow will prompt and the
Mechanics orchestra furnish music.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
STONY HILL.

Mrs o. b. Plumb and son of Trumbuil
have been guests of S. J. Sherman.---Mrs
r. N. Hawley has visited her sister, Mrs
Charles Sherman.-W r.. Clark made a
trip to New Haven, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

Miss Florence Lake, Messrs Henry
Derlam and Charles Hurlbutt were re-
ceived into the Methodist church, Sun
day evening.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
HUNTINGTON.

Mrs w. F. Upton has returned to
Shelton and has taken Miss Ethel
Beardsley with her.-David III. Bassett
and wife have left town for Handler, for
mer home of the bride.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

Rev J. r. Hoyt ofiiciated at the funer-
al of Mr. Charles Hamburger's little
child, Susie, Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY is, 1889.
ADDITIONAL sEwrowN NEWS.

Usual lOc supper at the Congrega-
tional lecture rooms, next week Thurs
day evening.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

William f. Waller had the misfortune
to stick pitchfork into his foot, but is
now able to be about again.-Mrs David
Wakeley has not been so well for few
DAYS.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15
HALF WAY RIVER.

hA4E " ~ nAs -
John Hartnett is home.-Miss Hattie
Bradley visits New Haven friends; Miss
Ella Bradley attended wedding In Or
ange, Thursday evening.
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interested People .

Advertising a patent medicine in the pecu-
Balsan, for Coughs and Colds, does 1t is in
deed wonderful. He authorizes all druggists
TO give those who call for 1t a sample DotIle
free that they may try it before purchasing.
The large bottles are SOC and 81. We GER
tainly would advise a trial. 1t may save You
from consumption.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

The Sandy Hook school closed, We'd
nesday, because OF the funeral of Mr
William McDermott.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

Mr. L.. G.. Plumb of Bridgeport was
here, Wednesday, to sell Mr. CHI. Gay a
Herring safe.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

Judge w. J. Beecher attended the
meeting of the probate judges of the
State at Room 20, Capitol building,
Hartford, Wednesday,
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

Messrs Frank Mitchell and John III.
Costello have gathered ice from the
Rubber pond.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-15

81 have used Ayers pills for the past 80
years and am satisfied should not be alive
to-day If it had not been for them They cur
ed me of dyspepsia when al1 other remedies
failed.n-1T. p. Bonner, Chester, Pa Ayers
pills are sold by all druggists.
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SAN MARCOS, TEXAS.

incidents Of tho night preceding my H.
ness, and 10 listen to ON explanation Of
my remarkable experience"
"Ah! then there was an explanation,
after oil II was an halluclnation elm
ply brain fever in an inoipient statey'
"Not at ALL" said Do Wolf. my
friends followed my footsteps through
the snow, found the broken tomb, and,
well-yes. captured tho ghost"
"Ah, the ghostl"
eyes. 1t happened that tho man who
had died had twin brother who was q
deaf mute and harmlessly insane. He
had wandered away from his home, and
but for kindly hands who found and res
cued him would no doubt have become
veritable ghost ON that oventful night" I"
"And tho young lady in the blue
dress2'
"De Wolf ran his fingers through his
white hair and laughed.
care you acquainted with Miss Clara
wrightY'
"Clara Wright My own cousin, and
sho spent last winter In Gilsum. see It
oil now. She wrote mo only last week
that she had just become engaged. And
you are the manw she added, with sud.
den fash Of inspiration.
~ believe am," replied Do Wolf.
bowling; land ] can assure you, madam,
that am not insensible Of the HONOR
Fletcher Reede In Harper's baxar.
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CHURCH, Es.

MISUNDERSTANDING at the Methodist Church
every Sabbath at II q. m. and 7-30 p. IN. Rev. J
D. Scott, Pastor. Sunday School At $50 a. m
Dr.J u. conbs. Superintendent Teachers meet meet.
Mems meeting, Tuesday, 7.30 p. M. Prsyerneet.
isg, Wednesday, 1:so p. m. Service for the Ladies'
Friday, 1 p. M. Wonisn's Aid Society, Thursday
.Ip. m. Womsn's Missionary Soeie'y, the First
Friday in the month. 4 p. m. Singing. Sunday
N&.3o pm.
BAPTIsT.-Preachiug at the Baptist Church
every SUNDAY. Rev. ". d. Beverley, Pastor
sunday School at $50 .. M. Young mems prayer
meeting Tuesday night. Congregational prayer
Meeting Wednesday night.
observation-disclosures 2nd aud 4th Sunday,
essh month. No regular pastor At present. Sunday
School every Sabbath 1t $50 am. PRAYER Meet.
Ing every Thursday ct 1880 p. m. All are invited
10 attend.
cHRIsTlAN.-N No regular pastor at present
suuday School 81 am. \ cordial invitation er-
tended to all.
PROTESTANT TEPIsC0PAL.--Rev J. Albreath,
Pastor. Services the Tad and 4th sundsys In each
month. Sunday school every Sunday.
CATH0ILO,-ssrviees tth Sunday IN each month
ksT. Father Smith Pastor.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-11

The question o! calling an extra session OF
the legislature continues TO he talked of in
Virginia. II is believed the state democratic
committee, which has been called 10 meet in
Richmond on Thursday, Will discuss tie su'
ject at length and urge Gov. Lee to call an
extra session if grounds to justify such action
can be found. Mr. Barbour. who a few
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it is hoped Gov. Lee may experience SINH
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The House committee on invalid pensions
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News Items

On "Wednesday evening Mrs. Shaw, the
whistler. made first appearance before Wash
ington audience. Those who were fortunate
enough to hear her enjoyed a rare treat.
A battle between cattle men and sheep men
at Bonita, Graham county, Arizona, is report
ed, in which five sheep herders were killed
and one cattle man wounded.
Mr.. Stilson Hutchins has sold the morning
Post to Mr.. Frank Hatton and Hon. Beriah
wilkins, and the evening Post will resume
the name of the Critic. With Mr. Hallet Kill
bourn again at the helm.
J. II. Brigham, worthy master of the Ma
tional Grange, is in Washington and stopping
at the National Hotel. Col. Brigham ist here
TO look after legislation before Congress which
affects the interests of the agricultural classes
The entire Republican Congressional dele.
CATION from Ohio called upon Maj. Mckinley,
at the Ebbitt House, Monday evening, and as
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lively support his candidacy for the Speaker
ship. The delegation express great confidence
In the Majors election
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national meeting at Washington this week
and adopted series of resolutions protesting
against the schedule of duties prepared OH the
pending Senate amenden. TO the Tariff bill
The citizens Of San Miguel county, New
Mexico, in mass meeting assembled, Deem
Der -, ISIS, adopted resolutions asking Con-
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States. They Were presented to the Senate
Monday by President pro tem Ingalls,.
The funeral of the late Vim. NJ. Gait, the
well-known Washingtonian, took place Mon
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Vermont avenue. The spacious rooms were
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institutions and enterprises with which the
deceased was connected were represented by
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TAX SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED. Trustee. duly ap-
l. pointed to complete tie collection at taxes
remaining unsolicited by John G.. Hall de-
ceased, late Collector OF State and County
Taxes for Prince Georges Comfy. will sell
at public sale + the l'ishes. hi ll-r for cash.
al the Court House door. ~ II. IOWA of Up
per Marlboro OH
TUESDAY. the 9Th Day of Feb, 1889
at l. 30 o'clock, +. Nj,
ALL THOSE THREE TRACTS OR PAR
GELS OF LAND in Bowie District of Prince
Georges County, Mi, assessed in The name
Of Joshua I. Clark, Sr. Tha Isl TRACT cali
ed and known rs "Pelch's Purchase. con- aims
4 ACRES, more or less. AMI adioin, tn.
Bowie Lots and the lands If g.. W Clark. :
the End TRACT contains = ACRES more or
less, called Cedar HILL and al .in> tie
lands of John I. Clark and Bernard .au-is.
and lis directly on the lin. of the L; " +.
Il. r.: The 3rd TRACT. called pat at tie
dar Hill, contains 8-and-a-haif ACHES
more or less, and adiuns the lands 81 : ,iuer-
willie CLANCY, Samuel GAY. and n'hrr.--'o sal
sly the following State aad Count lakes. to
wit.