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The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Vespers and benediction, with special singing, will be held in St. Rose, Easter Sunday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Oranges very cheap at E. F. Hawleys. Bar rel Porto Ricos, sweet as Floridas, 25c dozen; good oranges 2oe; also choice Floridas.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

It is fact that E. F. Hawley has the largest and finest stock of shoes for the season in town. The goods and prices are right, too.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Messrs w. N. Northrop and Albert Turner arrived, Wednesday, with a cal of critic.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Jerry Lyon, whose work as land- scape gardener made him we'll known here, was killed by car of the Derby electric line, Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

E. F. Hawley will receive, next week, car of II. J. Bakers phosphate which will be sold at a discount at the depot.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Cannot Speak Too Highly of the Fertilizer
 II. J. Baker X Bro.: cannot speak too high ly of your potato fertilizer. Have used it for the last three years and find it a good invest ment.-[Thomas Mannehan, Jamaica South,
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Born, Wednesday, 7th, daughter to Mir William Ingram.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

MT and Mrs c. N. Brinsmade of Trum bull, also Mir H. M. Bolles of New Pres ton have been in town.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

It is rumored that Mir Rafierty of Bos ton will open barber shop in the Hook
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

The Yankee pulverizer with l6 inch steel discs, sold by L. B BBooth, is the perfection Of harrows.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Mir William Halpin, wife and family, also Messrs Edward Culhane and Pat rick Heating of Danbury, have visited here.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Choicest grass seed at l.. B. Booths and the customers bring in their bags at once when he tells them the price.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Ladies' prayer meeting, next Tuesday, with Mrs l.. B. Lake, in South Center.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

A lot of the celebrated puzzle "Pigs in Glow err just in at E. F. Hawley's, only l0c.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Seeing in the BEE that Mir Sniffen has re. ceived the appointment of postmaster at Sandy Hook, we, as former Sandy Hook men now in the employ of the New Jersey Cal Spring and Rubber Co.,, Jersey City, offercon- gratulations.-[A. E. Donnellan, E. M. Xii bride, R. T. Blake, Thomas McGran, Danie Lyons, Dennis McNerny, William Brown, Mi l chael Lyons.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Mir Charles Warner has been sick with erysipelas, but Dr Sites hopes to bring him out all right.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Mir and Mrs R. D. Smith have visited in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Mir A. ". Bassett has cleared away one of his huge brick forges and will put in n more compact portable forge.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

pr Sites is caring for MT John Hard who suffers with bronchitis.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

For choice garden seeds that will come up, go to E. F. Hawley's, as he has just received large stock from K. D. Hawley < Co.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

For all the best kinds of farming machinery and tools at reasonable prices go to l.. B. Booths.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Mir Charles Northrop is painting his house; Mir Burhans does the work.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

ssAunt Debby'' Tongue, well known to older residents, is very sick with pneu- :. nonia. She ls n years old and lives
 ith her slster, Mrs Hull of zoar.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Born, Sunday, daughter to MT Michae McNamara.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Bakers potato phosphate s1 75 hundred at l.. E. Booths.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Mir George E. Beers of Southport has visited his grandmother, Mrs D. B. Beers,
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Mrs Henry Sanford's house is being painted.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Messrs F. Scanlop and F. Mccarthy are recovering from pneumonia.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

There will be praise service in tn NJ. E. church, next Sunday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

The Evans smoothing harrow for which l. B. Booth is agent is equal to any sold
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

The Yankee side hill blow Look at them a l.. B. Booths.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Largest and finest line of latest styles in Spring dress goods from l0c to 50c yard is at E. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

Mrs Alexander Smith, who is S3 years of age, is quite feeble; pr Smith attends.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

The N. blow with iron beans Is 2 good blow, Price moderate at T.. B. Boofi,'s.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

a pon-STALLION SEASON, 1889. The EICCJ Standard stallion sgIawn Tall lk'sN No.
 s5H5, sired by Alcantaras record sa; he ny
 Georga Wilkas. aa. tue Eseatest sira that x ey- CT lived; dam Violetl1 by Ad ministratoiz x9 Y. sire of Catchfiy, q lH IA, Molfahola, 2 2l, and other fast ones. Town Talk will make the l season at the FaiT Grounds, " 00dbuly, Conn. l and Danbury fairs, taking hrstp premiums over ! all conapetitprs in lila clasS: For paEf1cnlars
 and descript1 resa 1 "A N 1Si.ls N.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

r5ARM FOR SALE-The late property of E Asa Winton French, situated in the north part of Tashua, Trumbull, containing about i4O acres of land, two dwelling houses, two barns and other out buildlngs; said farm to be sold in part or whole to suit purchasers
 Enquire of B. H. FRENCH, Stepney Depot,
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

yTTANTED.--A man to work 2 farm on
 w shares Must be practical farmer of good habits and have wife who is q good Cock who will board owner 0t the farm. h. ollire of LEWIS EDWARDS. Stepney, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

TNOR SALE-Fifty choice Building Lots in E Shelton, overlooking Riverview Park. Terms easy. Several Farms for sale, others to let Houses for sale or exchange. Parties having Farms for sale or to let can find GUS toners by sending description of them to SheIton Conn. F. O., Birmingham.
The Newtown bee., 1889-04-12

M HITE Flower Potatoes for sale, fine seed
 w stock, 65c per hushel, D. C, PECK. Mt Pleasant, NeWtoWn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
ger mn1tnerer.

- Der 0olaarbeiter Wm. Gbane
trurbe In betruntenem 3uiianbe BON Der
nialen mod unbetannter Qanb segen.
iber ben, Ralotahlod an ber 4. Strabe
nieoerssi6Iasen uno feines Taiden=
buGes. ipeldeS $50 entbielt> beraubt.
Der unslidlihe periAieo alsbalo naf
ieiner ne6erbrinsuns in oas 0oipitaI.
= 8u San Dine, 8 Naeilen bon
Spno bu Sac, Mis.. tnurbe BET 12idbr.
Wm. 6amiltpn unb Der 7idbr. Tranf
Yea berbatet, bon benen ~erlferer
tiralt1 fsinem 8ater $50 ffabl uno
Snrhbrannte, I'm auf Abenteuer aus.
3useben.
- Ser gountpihasmeiiter beri@tet.
baB bic ginnabmen ieiner Office In benz
am 20. Sebrnar 1889 enbei ben Sabre
50, IA. 1904, eesen 2,907, 759 81
i'm lebten Sabre, Die Nuseaben So, 49,.
1913 Is, gesen 2,s87,529 33 int Dor:
bersebenoen Sabre, betrueen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

@rfSfuns tes &dt4fels in Dor. Ir.:
(Nthtia finsefantt BON Marie Rorebtp,
Seasta, =. 9. 9ertrarc, 9ome.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
9euti@e &atbolii@e nuteri1iibunss;
@eleli9aft BON Miuueiota.

Ser utderseihrete beradridttst bier,
init, ooB ote balbidbrise Merchandising
Der Sirectpren ber DeutIden &atbol!=
l@eu untet itusunss: @eiell@aFt an
Dicn t a 8, l 6. 4priI18e9
III 81. Saul ~fattfinben tpirb.
Die bon ben Deutiden 3aibDlilder
nuterltusun5s : 8sreinen bes Staates
Minneiota erpdbIten Directpren tperoei
oaber erludt, iid at bieiem Tag Nad:
mIttass 2 ubr geF. in Der 8ereinsbaIs
einsufinben.
Die 8oritdnoe bon neu praaniiirtsn
Deuti@en &at6olilden llntsr1usunes.
8sreineu tueroen oufseiuroert, rcr oer
Direeiorens8 sriammIung lire anmelo,
ungen nebft Contribution an ben Inter
3ei6neten einsulenoen.
So mare 81 tplniden, baB fid bic
Directcren sae!reia bel Der Merchandising
cir finosn.
Sobw .. 0vooe. SEC.
81. Baul. 2. 4priI 1889.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

S & d6us 1a OF ksasny. IS IN t fdHSGksrHrE
Special Term, March Is, 1888.
In the Matter of the Estate of John H. THE
kamp, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Henry
Thiekamp OF said County. representing, among
other things, that said John II. Thiekamp late
OF said County, on the I'd day of September AID.
1887. at Saint Paul, in said County, died inte.t-
ate. that on the 2Sth day OF March 1888 letters of
administration upon said estate were duly issued
to Wilhelmina Thiekamp, the widow OF said de-
ceased, that said Wilhelmina 1hiekamp depar-
ted this life on the 18th day of Decem Der 1883,
without having fully administered said estate
and that said estate Is now without an admins
traitor, that said petitioner is the brother of said
John Ii Thiekamp, deceased, and praying that
Letters of administration debonis non be 70 him
or some other suitable person issued thereon.
1t is ordered, that sale petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Friday the 18th
day of April A. D.. 1883. at ten O. clock A. N
atthe Probate Court Room in Saint Paul, in said
County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons
interested, by publishing a copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, on Wednesday OF each week, in the
Der Wanderer'. a weekly newspaper printed and
published at Saint Paul, in said County.
Il. S. By the Court.
SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate.
ATTEST: FRANK ROBERT JR.. clerk
JACOB MANNER, Attorney.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

A8- auen aeH. Nti,tbcsIanse. aus tatbpIijda Der.
eiren tpiro an porlieser5er Stele anaeulelene Seritds
t1tl9ung su tbeil iueroei.
- 4att. Geie1lens0eretn Ct.
Ban1 I. @m @snntussA benb fusb Rte
feterliGe Gtnfabrnna res boAw. p. Mlfreb
Mtaper, 0. S. b., 9ilfsprteiter an Der 90 :
$ STRIDE, als @eretnsS@rdfes fat,
ca Der nunmebrtse Gbren-Yrdies, boGw.
prior 2. 8;rnarb. o. S. B., aneerweittser
8rebsr Nrteit6laifen wsssn i9 senOtbtat
iab, fe,n Mmt ais 9rdles nteoer3uleger.
Gtne Mn1praAe ne5 8iretns. Seniors erwi
herte Der neue Brdles auf's bersti6fe
Mu6 9err @s. Mtti6 SEN, Gbrenmitstteb
bss @eretns, ertob ftt III ether Mnreee. In
wet1er err III trsa fsfsm 3afammenbalten
ermurterte mub her neu aufblubenben
3atb. @%sfsaenpsretne frdfttses Ma&sen
urb @ebstbsn piini9te.
- aatB. GefeIlensgereta ct.
Baul II, auf Dobton's Bluff. @elssents
LIB bes Mpbnunas sgersages bes @eihdItss
fnbrsrs pom .gB.', 9rn. 9. Nurt, mad
SIo.St. Saul, lberret6ts gen. @eretn fsi;
mem auslbsttsnbea Wlteltebe oes G6ub:
oorfanoes eine iebr fG0ae fiterne Doie
nit folserber Wtomuna: u. |. G%brsnmits
8tteb 8. Wurft, bsr &. @eieqenYstein Dap
toms BLUFF. 1889. E.
- Gelegaten BON AZ {. @eretnen
Me 10 gort's btsIteG bteier Sage etne 8erz
fammluns ab, UNI aber MaBrsseln bin,
iiGtlih elmer wurbtgen 8etbeistsung Der
reut(hen Satbpliten an Ger 9rpBsn beuts
iben SnbutrtesB arase am l. Wat su be-
ratpsn. Gin Mu5ihub purbe etnannt u1b
auf teGen Gmpfebluns Yurbe bef6loGer,
bab aIe 0eretne ft6 an Der Bar1ee betbet.
ligen une aae RatbpIifen, bic nt1t su ben
8eretnen gebSren, our Ebeilnabme aufse=
forbert rperbsn 1c1en. sSeher an Der ga.
roce E6eilnebnsnbe fCG etne 9cfdrbe aus
8dnbern In ben pdpali6en unb dmertfant'
lhen Sdrben tragen. IS fGler 3 9sntfto>
men gsbilcet peroen. an beren @ptbs ie eth
Nulfccrps unb elm Sefmarf6aa marriott
rem. Den OiptitDnen tperben papfItGe,
beuti9e nnb amertfanii2e Tabnen porane
aetrasen. Gas @nerbietea pss 9rn. Germ.
HiDher. etnen Wdeen NIT elmer aleg0rttGen
Gruppe aussgf1tten, purce NIT Cant an>
9eNOn1met.
-Wbrtan n. NOb1es g., Mtnn., 2. &prtl.
am Tsfte tes b1. Soiep6 etnsen bte Mits
alieber ses 81. ofepb'ssu u Geretns
esmetgIam gum Slide ses 9erra. Bel Der
am Ma9mtttae absetalteuen Sabre5uer=
fammlung purbe aud Die 8samtenwabl
norssnpmmen. 6ier bas Greebntb berlsls
ben: Sotann 3 aiius. grdFsent; 8. u
Qais. 8teespt6fbsnt; Sotann @pd, erfer,
Sob. MeDsr, spetter Seeretdr Dan. Sris,
S%hasmetter s5Diepb 91aIeD.unb Sobann
Sdas. 6~tnaa3comite Satot Martint,
a1fpar 8afer, 4onrab GeGer. 1ranfen.
Gpmiie Ngton Stis, Nari6an. = Der
Bfrstn 3dtlt bsrmalen 81 Wtttsltsber. bat
etnen Gadabefanb BON $489.79 unb inafte
TN spr. Sabre etne fGSne, u 195 Sdnben
btfebenhe Biblictbef an.
Nobunn Wlpd.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Gsrfaaf bon feineu 9srren;S 9ubsn
u 6. Sell 80 Cf Z. Str.

Gin gutter Sdub fin $3.50 II. 1.75>
Der bette Sd,lb, Der jemuls pfferirt
tprroe fir oas 6elo $500. 0anose=
ndbte Shube $500 nno $50. Mrbeis
teridube $1.25 Bis 1.75. Meim Saeer
BON 9ameniduben 1T srob uno bonn
beiten Sabricat. Seben Sic meme
50 25 uno $50 @pnbola &nppfidube /;
elm gutter Sioidub fir $1.75; &io
clippers so uno rs Gents. Shul=
ld'ube cine Specialitdt. &inoerihube
BON 25 Gents on. Seine Sdube auf
8eteaung gemadt.
33 OF Ute StraBe.
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ct. Rattbans- atrme.
Gefauff:

Wetauff:
lima. gltern, 3nrl Gpielfsr nno Roria ast.
RitlIer.
gsilbeim. gltern. @ilbeIm gslleeuaner nno Gbes
reiia geo. a9ilhcim.
9ldra tsars. Gltstn, Seruianu Gtein uuo anna
geb. Spbit.
u6ria etslll. gltsrr, 3ubann 6aner unb gtaria
seb Sdrper.
Spiepbina Waria. Glern, antOn 5adeI unb Wario
seb. Ble,iuaer.
&esina arseIa. Glteru, eouis RilbsImi uns Gat6u-
rifa geb. YiartbaIer.
4Hna. GItern. Srans B~Iehinger anS anna seb. Eur
Aunn. gltern, Soiepb Speri nnn yidrg1reIba geb.
6cd.
gcpin Ssinrih. GItern, Sobaun Eennuo0roe unb
UfaTid ge6. Outorn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

- @ie perlautet. planen &npitaIifier
an Gds Der 5. unb Geoar Strabe eir
Ebeater a Ia Sem Yortsr gaiinc
au erbauen.
SIN 6auie Der @eietgebrng pai:
iirte cine 8ia, pelhe 81. Saul gun
9pnbaussabe bon 100000 fit
59utwerte, bpn 100000 gum
gnfalf Der StraBenbabn> uno
BON $4,000 sur Grbauuns zines
Spritenboues in Der 10. @aro
ermddtiet. - Sues tpiinidt Die Mnftels
lung zines 2ampeninipectDrs
NIT $1,000 Sabressebalt. SIM Senate
paiiirte Die BON Shafer einsebradte
8iG, nah Der Elm aus 5 Gp d.
rem beitebenbe &atb Der @aiiercoms
mi6dre einseiest tperoen ioa, welde Der
Msapor gu ernennen bat, uno beren
Mmtstermin 3 Sabre ppm l. Sanuar
b~eaienisen Sabres tpdbren ipa, in benz
fe ernannt tueroen. 9ie bermaligen
Mitslieoer iplen ibren Termin ausoie=
nen. 9acan3en tperoen burd Den
Mapor eefllt. Ser Secretdr bes &as
tbs bat $4,000 gpno gu ~itellet. Sie
GpmmiTdrs erbalten gleihes Saldr pie
bic Mloermdnner, Der 9rdiioent ausee=
ncrnmen, beHen Salair bon ben Gom=
miHdrsn feitsuiesen uno Der 8eitdtisune
unterpprfen lit. Sein anoerer Nutlas,
Der Staot bic Mussabe bon $4,000
Bombs stpeds Grperbuns Der uSnoian
Mpunts" auf Saptpn's Sluf palltrte
sleidfoas.
- ssSn elmer @eriammlung Der 81
rectoren Der Union DepOtsG ompanp leete
Der Mrditeft Der &ani!ota @iienbabn,
5. 8roeie, einen 9tan fur ben 8au
zines IS ppr> tpel=
der gang aus Glen uno @las erriGtet,
7lO GuB lang uno 40 6ub brett tper.
ben uno $4,000 fctsn fol-. De,
8au oeIslben Ter tomn1t bom nnion.
Otpot rndndrls bis iber Den 8rcab
pap gu 1teben) piro biefen Wonat nrd
~besonnen unb ipq lis Stunt uoIenosl
Iein.
Scr @r;iebunssratb tpdblte at
fts1e ees ps,liorbenen Tablor 6. 9.
Gilbert gum Saulfuperin
tenbenten. Gilbert 1T 1856 sebo'
rem, abiolptlte 1875 bas 0iQiams.
Gousse, tpar barua@ prinjipal IN Den
9od1auIen bpn Mantato, MinDna,
Beabsr Dant, Dts. uno Oibeolb 1883
puree CT gum Yrin5ipal Der camals
neusn 9ohi@ule berufen, tuel9e Stelz
lung er bis iest lime bielt.
- Die Mussaben Der q r m e,
bDrbe belisfen (tdb int ppr. Monat ouf
$3732.02.
- Gas Observation-Disclosures Der.
oronete hie n%ebsrfiibrltng bes aobntut.
iders Sobn garr na6 benz Siren
bans Goaefter. Ser arnae Mann
bdlt it@ flr ben Prdito :nten Der Ser.
Gtaaten.
- Mm Montag=M6sno tpuroe Dor bie
TturiAtpele 191 Oh IA. Strabs Gin
etra epei @oden altes &ino gslest,
tueldes In oas Sinbelbaus gebra4t
tpuroe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
9OnaloSon'S elias 8Io6
Stnre,
Gde Der 6. unb NicpIIe
Mbertue.

IS tpirb uniern 2eiern BON SntereHs
iein bic An3eise auf Der 9ten Seite beute
gu leien. -Dieielbe 3eist sroBe 8arsaine
in benz ioeben %er6ffneten WfDbel Deparz
ter1ent Der Sirma an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
9adtbiet.

gcn Safeb's S6bnen nern' i'd einen Dir
NIT Hamen,
Tod InS'reS birst flo nph in me;nem
ersen &atmen;
Gin Sn6h1G tritt binsu unb etne Siinf:
lsrgrSEe
Saudi nnf; nun feb, os f9Sn bas &dibieI
bir fth ISie!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
ct. Mgnss Gemeiuhe.
&efnuff

Naria giatbilba. gltern, Setter unb anua Wariu
GieoeHhpier.
Sobann Bet. gltern, Sobann unb sHna Dforsarei
2nnien.
anna 6ertruS. glteru, Sobaun uuS Barbara snbert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
9aufen. 9etratbett mno 80:
OeSfGMe

mdhrsno Der tebten gBcfe N fnIgenoeR Benietnoen:
Maria 9immelfa9rts= Stride.
@etauft.
Carolina Wlarid. Gltern, Srantistus Beters unS
Glilabetb geb Sartholpme.
Selend Utaria. Gltern, 8eter Sed unS &nn yf.
geb. @erlad).
EauI Sgnatins. Glteln, Jobann WiltperIaeib uu6
Gugenia geb. dteeger.
maria G,eilia. Gltsrn, Iauritius Sdneiber unS
Dtartd =. geo. Balaneie.
0eftsrben.
Spbann 9. 8ofarb 5 giuuate oft.
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@Decidl WeShenf.

Sc nad 8erlnnsen> peridieoene Cir
tifel, tperoen nit iecem gfuno Gbee,
Nectar Sbee Dber q. & g. gadpuiper
gegeben- 8erfauft n1r BEL BET Great
Atlantie & gacific Sea 60, 4l8 8as
BAHIA StraBe. At
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Standardization

&8- Auen gel. 0tttbesIinsen aus tatbpIiihea Der.
einetl pirb an porlieser5er 5teue auaemefiene Beritd.
ftGtiguua III tbeil tuerbei.
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Der3 Seins9ir4c.
6etnuH

gliIateth. Glterr, Soierb @olontann nnb gra geb.
RfanSI.
s}obann. Gltern, Sob. Notrad uno 2lereia esb.
nQu1ann.
Gatharina. Gftsrn. Ghritopb Gi9snserel uuo Ga.
tburina seb. Seibenreif,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-04-05
BRISTOL,

II. 5. Sumner has moved to his farm.
DR.. Levi IIasseltine of Brandon was in
town over Sunday.
Fred Crandall has occupied the Stokes
house on Maple street.
DR.. Kent has new clerk. young
man from Brandon.
Messrs. Chase & Wright are getting
ready to start their bakery.
Geo. W. Parmelee died last Saturday
He had been in poor health for several
years.
J.R. Wills and family will move in
with DR.. Dean as soon as the house is
ready.
=. X. Wilson has rented the Parmelee
house. corner of North and Pleasant
streets.
Watson Frank has sold his team and
gone to work for the Bristol Manufacture
ing Co.
Regular communication of Libanus
Lodge. F. and y. NJ, Monday, April ;,
ut p. IN.
Union services at the Methodist house
last sunday night by the Baptists anG
Methodists.
~ IL 'NOlb vi lllSllSdit DlJIlu3> HIS
been in town visiting his sister. Mrs. Fol-
lett, who is seriously i'll.
The spring term of the Graded school
began Tuesday. Miss Hattie kingsbury
of Burlington has charge of the grammar
school.
Forrest l.. Sherwin has a situation in
the dry goods store of c. Stearns Il Co.
OF Rutland, and enters upon his duties
this week.
John Callahan has left the employ of
the Bristol Manufacturing Co. and
bought Watson Franks team and gone
to teaming.
Quite number of the old employees of
the Bristol Manufacturing Co. are leav-
ing this spring and new men are taking
their places.
DIR. A. \. Dean is making some altera-
tons on his residence on East street. He
also made alterations in his drug store,
occupied by DR.. Bisbee. Monday.
Mrs. b. Guindon has moved into Miss
Mary Barnes house on West street; j.
X. kilburn. into Pat O'Neils house
Walter Wright. into O'Neil's block; NJ.
W. Wilson, into rooms over Miller's
store; Joe Hurburt, in Mrs. Munsill's
house on River street. Others would
like to move if they had places to go to.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-04-05
ROCHE STER,

George Hubbard is living with his son,
&. q. Hubbard.
Geo. knowton has rented the Widow
Wait farm for one year.
Mrs. Julia Wing has rented tenement
in W. IL. Campbell's house.
VIM. Bemis of Dedham, Mass, is spend
ing few days with +. \. Guernsey.
q. W. Gleason and wife left town Mon
day morning for their home in Boston.
c. l.. Rilh and wife and Miss George
Hodgkns are visiting at Mrs. Chas. Nor
gans.
Mrs. Amelia Marsh has rented the
house owned by the late Arnold Hunting
ton.
w. ii. Campbell's youngest child is
sick with lung fever ! also Miss Mabel
Smith.
Geo. Cahee and wife have returned from
Gardner, Mass, where they have been
during the winter.
Charlie Putnam and wife are stopping
for IA few weeks with his parents, IL. \
Putnam and wife.
Geo. knowlton and Miss Luna Wood
of this town were married Sunday even
ing AT Ed. Ford's in Granville, Rev. Nj. Ii
Ryan officiating.
Rev. 4. O. Marvin of Tufts Divinity
school will preach in the Universalisl
church next sunday morning. The pas
tor, Rev. J. T.. Marvin, will preach in Al
bany, n. Y.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-04-05

Scholars who have been from home
during the winter haye returned for the
spring vacation.
The nice run of sleighing has enabled
farmers to run out large quantities of ma
nure and finish up the winters work
generally.
Mrs. DR.. f. O. Porter and her niece,
Miss Una Sanford, who have been in
Burlington for the last ten days, returned
home on Wednesday.
All of the districts in town are to
have a spring term of school. Miss Drake
is to teach in No. 2, Miss Hamilton in No.
and Miss Robbins in No. 6.
The students from town who have been
in attendance at the Vermont Academy at
SaXton's RIVER and at the Episcopal In
stitute in Burlington are home on IA
vaestion.
e/1'he funeral of Mrs. Polly Williamson
flurd, grandmother of Curtis II. james,
was attended from his residence Wednes-
day, April 3, Rev, NJ. C. Stebbins otlic-
iating. Mrs. Ilurd had been in feeble
health for several years, but lived to the
advanced age of 80 years, her death or
curing April |. 4
The news of the hurricane off Samoa,
which destroyed three of our men-of-war.
created quite sensation in town among
the many friends of Truman Eells, as il
was known that he was on board the
Trenton, one of the fated vessels, but later
reports show that the officers and crew of
the Trenton were all saved.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-04-05
HANCOCK.
Norman Markham is at home.

autumn hdAlldlll Il al IlOlIlp.
a. Wilson is to be absent few weeks
to revisit his late home in Massena, y. Y.
Chas. Blair has moved into Mr.. Darl-
ing's tenement formerly occupied by VIM
Lewis.
Mrs. Solomon Durham has been hav-
ing quite severe illness, but was better
at last accounts.
March's exit is not as lamb like as its
first appearance. Travelling improves
very slowly,
L. ID. Rhodes has purchased the place
owned by Frank Amos. Mr.. Amos is in
very poor health.
The snow is nearly all gone. People
are busy in the sugar bush. Sugar being
made is of fine quality.
Joe Williams, who recently moved back
from Northtield, goes to Rochester to
work for F. A. Keyser.
The "Church mill property has been
sold to Messrs. Buel and Tart. They in
tend putting in tub. factory.
Ehud Darling and wife have both been
quite i'll. Mrs. Darling is improving
while he remains much the same.
There has been quite an amount of ill
colds. but not many fatal cases yet.
The mill property formerly occupied by
>. Harlow has passed into the hands of
MIR. Darling and is now untenanted.
\. Piper of Granville is to move into
the recently purchased property Of c. G..
Nmton, known as the Ellsworth house.
DR.. lIamlin, formerly of Granville, has
his office cards out from the Darling ten
ement, opposite the Green Mountain lIo-
tel.
Mrs. Ellsworth, an old resident of this
place. who Went to Connecticut to live
with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Dill, is
expected to return soon.
The funeral of Mrs. Jesse kidder was
attended at her late home on Monday,
March %, Rev. NJ. II. Ryan officiating
MIR. kidder is quite poorly. Martie, eld-
est son of II. G. kidder, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia. is slowly I'M
proving.