The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
Long HILL.
Manager Harris has made almost daily
visits at Parlor Rock. He says that
everything is ready for the ice, but thst
is late.

NILES ~AiiAic hcasAaS VI NC"eo"n ~
employed at postmaster Halls. Mrs
Hall is slightly better.
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james =. Iyrren and family OF bridge
port were guests Oh ar "a ana alIs Sonn
iyrfeh anu f among .he onristlnas g1ts
mas an e'1sns gnu "aoon' iioih oa'l'es
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Miss Jennie Z. Shelton has visited
friends in East Bridgeport.
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feet long.
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day, to obtain a pair of Devon oxen
which he had purchased Of j. NJ. Black
OF WATERFOWL. They took hrst premium
at the Mater1own, Me ta ana DanDury
what he has been looking for.
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itea mrs 9ranSiie panning and mrs
George Hadley OF Bridgeport.
SUNDAYS services at GRACE church
were unusually interesting All the
chants were set to new music and spec
iai feature was an ma. anthem sung as SOTO
ev sang the solo with Miss Rena rrousev
| in the duet. The organ sounded even
better than ;nsuaI since Mr. Howard look
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in stratford
ST.. DAYTON has nearly finished the
hennery for d. Mahoney.
John 5. Hill, painter at Coan's, has
been in Fonda, n. Y, with his family.
Mrs Charles Radcliffe OBLIGATED at the
organ in the M. f. church, Sunday.
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f. A. Henaghan and family spent
Christmas with Dominick Mcclure, Hunt
ington.
Work on the patent underwear is so
brisk at Tonsey,s that the shop has been
crowded to its fullest capacity and two
more knitting machines have been order
ed. When they are set nm. there will be
work for Is or 20 more hands. In the
opi"g' L business increases as !" PROM
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haociihe shop Is rushed Win WORK.
Mrs Lucy Nichols has returned from
visit in Daniels Farm and Bridgeport.
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DIR }. w. Dawson of Huntington has
given up his office here. Sorry to lose
him.
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exnects TO move ar once. His son-;n.,av
G. r. unmack who. with his family has
j, boarded here before, was to come this
week. They viii Manufacture mems
;nmners and overalls and viii has readv
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E Anvil Many hone tb.t ,be.y nav suc.
= coed in leasing the Hadiey factorv and
r give Long Hiii another boom. We horpe
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7 A' - peos ruioius o.is''nAs
/ presents cohsistea oi spienoid goio
watch.
John w. Tyrrelrs l3-months old mig
: weighed 456 pounds.
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+ Friday evening, when the SUNDAY school
r festival and Christmas tree was held.
!. The church MA nratt;,y ,,acorated ses.
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: Gel ana enoir ana Demg drapeo over the
memorial windows = ;, In letters OF
= sls,u sreen, Were piaceu over ,ne ion'
/. corners and upon window lodges. The
Christmas music was prettiiy rendered
and the tree looked brilliant and inyit-
ing. aio's anu hyiihs were ln.erspers-
e cd WIN .he evening service ana tne rec
tors address Although suffering with
severe cold, Miss Medora Beach sang
the anthem, II came upon the Midnlsht
the gifts had been distributed, It was