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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
JOURNALISTS MEET.
The National Editorial Assooiation Be
cins IT. Sessions in Detroit

The National Editorial Association Be-
gins Its Sessions IN Detroit
DETROIT. Mich, Aug. = - Nearly 400
members Of the National Editorial AssOcia-
tion. with their wives and miles in many
cases. are in attendance at the annual con
vention which began here yesterday.
Ac ing Mayor Jacob read an address Of
welcome and President Be,tes delivered 4
responsive address IN behalf OF the associa-
ton The only business a. the ses-
sion was the appointment Of a committee
on credentials IN the afternoon the Gel
egates and their ladies We're driven 10 Min
lister Pa.mer's stock farm. where luncheon
was served President Bettes delivered
the annual address al tie evening session
and Colonel Elliott T. Shepard spoke on
Editorial Philosophy
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

CHICAGO. Aug 1S-Gus.av Kiahre. the
tin. mith who made the boxes .u which the
mu dsred Or Cronins cio hes are sup
posed TO have been shipped 10 Europe.
was nearly XII cd Tuesday night by q gang
Of r0ugns His e<sailants who numbered
ten OF dozen men. were acting u IL be-
Heved az the behest OF the friends of the
suspected murderers. Four wounds were
made on Kiaare head by some sort of a
bluut instrument IFS Injuries are Of Sc
rious character
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
Natural Gas Companies Con,olidate

the three chief groups OF owners of Ohio
and Indiana natural gas lands. the Day
ton interest he Mercer interest and the
Brice interest. have consolidated their in
terests under the control Mr Calvin s.
Brice. The combination embraces 70. o0O
acres OF gas land, and tho intention is to
plpe the gas 10 the lead ne Western cities.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

NEW YoRK, Aug 3 The steamer City az
Paris. which has reached New York has
again broken the record. her time for tao
voyage from One snstown being five days.
nineteen hours and eig-teea minutes Her
best davs run was 80 mics Among her
passengers were Messgs. Russell Harrison,
Andrew Carnegie, John A. Aasson and Jo-
semi Medil
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
Timber FIRES in Montana.

EFIsSA, n T.. Aug D Colorado gulch
which extends into Helena and which is
heavily timbered Is on FIRE twelve miles
from here and the flames axe progressing
IN this direction The saw mills aud wood
camps of SturrOck Brown and J. Spence
were burned Tuesday and the men were
forced 70 fee for their lives Several mar
row escapes are recorded. Their hair,
boards and clothes were burned.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
Karae.. Il Cholers.

IoSnov Aug 3s-The cholera. which
has lsen making fesrfri havoc in ba-iad.
has spread 60 other poiats in Nes qo-alnia.
thstanllng tie 7reca foas which
we're taken to cut of all Communication
with THAI cIsv ara = n9T rarisnlng the
an.f- -a province
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

Drs NoISEs. To-. Aug = In HIS annual
report state AGIitor Lv0n accuses ex-At-
torney-Generai Mcrhesson ot miseppro.
prisiing during bis term oi Office 81 sal 3
collected by him On noe from AeLngsr
Faruey r Edwards. % Burlington Nc
pherson denies th8 charge he went out
..f 81, 20 lr SO
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

A71ATrt GO Aur IS A party % farmers
and editors from Geo-Ei1 "a maze q tg0
weess' trip 20 the NoT b ssrtiag saturday
August 81 Ihsr wi TisI - @ 1rst Ftucf-
ing her vaTious infsitaa aeas snd vlu pro
ceed ss Tar a. Chicago .- h.oh cT they
intend staying sever4 dave Iae.p1@o iu
fbe s1tF Wi b both itr feuosrstic snd
Ternblican candldates f0r Governor
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

CErcAGo. Aac y The eighth regulsr
session Of the Supreme Council of the
American Legion of Honor convened here
Tuesday F.ftv-twe delegate we're pref
art from the various sszJos and Terriio-
RES representing sbopt o. 90 member
throug ghout the county Iho convention
viii probably bs ~ session about eight
ra-s
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
HON TO RAISE WATER
A stzAple -na EEsSllss Dssaos-nsa a. xs


In replying - reeoss lExairy m fa7m
sad hslAe. letters irSu " = " .s.. j z
H2as Avert asa 4 n ka41. - Batter
county. CO ksal CagnlY. Ale a1a
Morgan County r, rs pselNe.E tri1s
lssortgsisas 49, iostr&l-Q4s 81 essen.
.-ly wal . .sa8o1isa Il she 1a..eN 4
arilale: a. cns-p RAISE T. . gee1 aclE )
water trel E stFaaFl. one ot tha irast -
..-ssfrl llsls IS sn uuler-shoi ua.s rr ei
ssltt sm-i 5le sets attacaeo a. IS cirella.
ference - ~ l.4e engraving IL ID A-AG
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
JAPANESE GRATING.

4 Method That Is. in some Respects. Su-
pcriOr 10 oiTs,
The Illustration re.resents style q
glafuug watch WAS introduced into ihls
.yuutry lEteiy from Jap-E, aIo II pas been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-25
Personals

Nr. Thomas Leigh, Jr., is in Boston
Mr.. Henry Chase, the P. o. detective, Il.
in town.
Me. Augusta Roberts went to Berwick
yesterday.
Mr. Horace r. stureis returned yesterday
from a trip west
Mr.. Geo. Getchell Of the Arsenal +. visit
iug frisnd. in Chelsea.
Mrs B. sawtelle ard daughter of Sidney,
are visiting at +. &. Storer's.
Mr. ". Fairfield left yesterday for Bar
Harbor. where h. viii be head clerk at the
Hamilton during the summer
Miss Gertrude Paine Of Whitehead, was in
town yesterday visiting friend,
Attorney General c. F.. Liuleheld arrived
on la.t evening, train and j. at the Augusta
House.
Messr. yickery. Hill and Boothby re-
turned last light from Moosehead Lake with
largs .triags Of trout.
Mics Ellen Todd who has been visiting
Mi.. Helen wilder on State St. left ye,ter
day for her home in st, Stephen, n b.
Mrs. D. u. Se~all. who has been seriously
10 for some veeks in Portland has returne d
70 Augusta some = hat improved in health.
Hon Ernest VI Goodall of Sanford made
brief stop in the city yesterday Mr. Good
all "a. a member Of Gov. ROBBIE. Council in
Is-5 e..
Rev Lyman Nevis Of Lowell, Mass. a
member If the gra luating class at Bangor
Theological Seminary viii occupy the Con.
q. gational pulpit IN Pit,ston during the
summer.
Nr j &. Blame Jr, while at work in
the Waferyille car shops yesterday. va.
struck 10 the eye by piece of flying steel.
bat "a. not seriously injured He passed
the right At A.. home in hi. city.
Hon $ j Chsdbourne and clerk Byron
Boyd rode to Liichdel yesterday where they
found Secretary Of STATE, Oramandal smith
Improving from hl. illness. He hopes to be
able 20 come to Augusta next week
Capt John + Chase. who left Augusta
some serks AZ, for California VI here he H. +.
tended TO Introduce his patent distiller of
pure eater. sas taken seriously i'll in st
Paul. Mimi. and Was obliged to return to his
homr 10 Thu city.
NH.s Niuir Fairbank- who has spent the
la,t three months siih Miss s g. Brooks on
Arsenal s. left Thur.lay for her home in
Farm,eg 'ou During her short stay Miss /
Fairbanks has become very popular among
Augusta young people
Hon G. A. Matthews and wife of Mon
son drove across the country with their team
AMI are nos stopping at the Augusta House
W. are sorry to learn that Mr. Mathews i.
Mu suffering from the injuries received in
A railroad accident in January 1885
uur tonn-usn Nj Edmund VI Murdie.
now n Attendance upon the annual SESSION of
ihs supreme Lodge Of kni 'ht- Of Honor, at
Indianapolis Ind, continues to remember
the journal By sending copies OF its daily
proceedings, issued in pamphlet form
Mr. Geor4e + Briokett of Belfast, left
yesterday to attend the biennial session of
the Il W Grand loige of Good Tenn liars
OF the World. whi h conyenes on Tuesday
next at Chicago. and will be in session two
work. MIR Bracket is the representative
from tine Granl Lo1ge of Maine.
William $ Badger Esq. ~ the Maine
Farmer. viii On the 18th or 9Th of June take
s,ll,araeI vacation by visiting his favor
it, fishing grounds, the Kangrlcy Lakes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-25

A big sign bearing the familiar legend,
positively no almittance, which greets the
won! be visitor TO the uneompleted public
Drilling apparently escaped the attention of
a rim ooking little man who happened along
the other lsy ard when one of the workm'n
stepped torsaid and reminded him of its
purpor' h, looked greatly surprised. don't
Ven let Anybody in?" he asked mildly. The
head of the Cerberus shook vigorously
Take that and 90 away" displaying a quar-
ter Another shake. The man didn't look
a bit dismaycl but pulled out bit of paste
board bearing the inscription "-- -,
National Inspector Public Buildings, Wash
ingtnn, D. C." He got in, and before the
eses Of that faithful workman float rich
rewards for his honesty in the guise of
wealth. honor and Presidential appointments
which he will never get.
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local Fotioeo
Poisonous Drugs

do not enter into the composition OF Devine
Hair Grower Ii excels all other preparations
in promoting the growth and preserving the
beauty Of the human hair Satisfaction Is
guaranteed, and should any one be dlssppoih'
ed in the use of the Hair Grower the'r
money will be refunded by the druggist OF
whom it was purchased. The genuine bears
upon every bottle Photograph of the Invent
or's two daughters. The Hair Gro"er is
for sale hy all Druggists. Price 'octs'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-25

ya~Carbolic Acid, Copperas, and Chloride
of ime are well known, and popular de
odorizers. and disiufectsnts- We nave hem
nure. and at low figure. REFINED gum
fsmnhor to put away with your winter cloth
inc and furs, and Dslmation Insect powder
Ia kill ali manner of vermin can be OBTAINED
~ n. in an absolutely pure state. DEN Ne
4 COrGuLIN, W. End kennebee Bridge
wv msrl9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-25

Grand Templar |. II. Hamilton of Malta
wamkesg, Grand Vice Templsr Mrs. Pollard
of Biddeford. Grand Treasurer F. L. Gipson
of Stetson, Grand Secretary George +.
Bracket of Belfast. officers of the Grand
Lodge of Maine |. .. G. T. and Mrs. Part
lugton of Portland, delegate, left yesterday
for Chicago, H., where they will attend the
Worlds Convention of the Order to begin
Tuesday and last ten days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-25

! present stAtubs OF Maine coneernin.
the inspection and sale of commercial f.,
uhzers requires that manufacturers shall
register such fertilizers as they nut IN ths
market ION or before the first day of March =
ana that the average of three several ansly.
'e' made at the State Experiment Station BIS
It's chemists, "shall be taken 10 eomaa,s .i,t
the certificate found on the given pack.
ages held or offered for sale" BY the ausn,
or representatives Of the several conpanie.
Offering the fertilizer for sale. To mako
'hree separate analyses Of each OF the txso.
/ " hFe or more commercial fertilizer. on
sale in this state in the spring q;
1883 and obtain an average of
each takes considerable time. In.
deed II requires so much time that Prof
Jordan states in bulletin Issued BY the
Maine Experiment Station under date Of NAV
l.t., that it i. simply impossible to secure
anu analyze so maay samples and publish
The results before farmers purchase their fer
thzers in the SPRING Consequently The
bulletin Just referred to gives .'only a partial
statement of the analyses performed
up To May lst, viz. of twenty seven brand.
Of fertilizers. This bulletin appear. in full
in another column.
Inc hAssschusetts and Vermont CONNER
eial fertilizer laws each require lone snaly-
SIS or more" Of each brand Of fertilizer, sold
IN those States to be made by their Station
Directors, and the results published month
ly 1t would appear that one determination
Of eacn brand of fertilizers. or a, most a
duplicate analyses would be sufficient In thj.
State as veil in those just named. What
Is regarded as sufficient protection for the
farmers of Vermont and Massachu.ett.
might safely be considered ample for those
OF this state; and the publication of the re-
suits OF these analyses, each month would
keep before the farmers throughout
the year knowledge of the value
of the fertilizers put upon the
market by the different manufactures. And
We presume, though We have not the rero-t
of our Station for last year to hand at thi.
writing, that ther- is Itte variation in the
.,a,t..1 t.,,.
cal Fertilizers. from year to year, so far a.
their chemical cop.,i,,e,,. /. .,n,...,
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ss~Notice is hereby given that Mr.. p NJ;
Rran will collect from houses aud stores all
refuse liable to putrefsction. This service
will continue from May lst to October ISL
twice each week. All desiring such coiiee-
ZION will leave their names with Mr.. Bran OF
with the health officer
Il j. MARTIN. Health officer.
msyld
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A few Hamburg Figs will cure the worst
eases of constipation and indigestion and
their occasional use will prevent the recur'
renee of these troubles. - cents Dose
one Il. Mack Drug Co. y. Y For sale
by {. b. Murphy and NJ. Mixer
may2Ieodlwnr
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Fountain Pens.

The celebrated Rival pen. Every pen
Guaranteed perfect or money refunded VI
ders by mail solicited. , n.
CHARLES K. WHITE, Gardner me-
Eeb31d3m
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No. Physicians prescriptions are care
civ compounded at Kinsman's Drug store
aa,nsr of Bridge and Water SITS. at moderste
corne' " isn20deodtf
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Rubber Stamps

for business purposes and for marking
cIo,hing; also rubber stamp ink, mixing PADS
and stencils. Orders by snail solicited,
CHARLES r. WHITE, Gardiner. NE.
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Engraved Cards.

Engraved plate aud fifty cards for sl''o'
Orders by mail solicited a,
charles X. White, Gardiner, Me
Feb27d3m
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Bishop Nicely is to preach and hold Con
tirmalion at st. Marks Church Tomorrow
Sunday evening at O'Clock The Bishop
is an eloquent preacher and his sermons
in 81. Marks are always listened to by large
congregations. The music, as stated a
week or two ago, has been specially prepar-
ed for this service, and the choir will be
augmented
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NOTICE.

Nonresident take. in the town Of Wayne, In the
county Of keuuebec, for the yesr ISIS.
The following list of taxes on real estate of non
resident owners in the town of Wayne for the year
is>s in bill, committed to e. H. Lord. collector Of
said town. on the third day Of NAV, lsss has been
returned BY him to remaining unpaid on the
10th day OF Feb ISIS by his certificate of that date
and now remaining unpaid, and NOTICE Is hereby
given that II the said taxes and interest and charges
are not paid In the treasury Of the said town. within
Eighteen months from the date Of the eommitmet,
If The -aid bll. 30 much Of the real estate taxed
as will he sufficient to pay the amount due therefor
iucludng interest and charges, will without further
noiice be sold public auction, at my Office in said
tovn on the seventh day Of September iss9, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon
Drew. Ira T., Wayne No,Acres Value Amt lax
" ooien Co, for Dexter
Mace house and barn
and outbuildiugs, $3.50 Gil 70
Drew, Ira T., for whitney
place house and out
buildings, 20 II 10
Drew Ira L. for Webster
plsce, house and out
bull ings. ~" 10 w
Drew. Ira r, for WOODEN
Mil aud privilege, 10" 10 "
Drew, Ira T., for saw
Mil and privilege, 70 Is Is
Drew Ira l., for count
ing Room, and store
Johnson. Charlie, $. for
Prince place, l house
and outbuiiding, rs W@'
Johason.t hArie- ; shov-
Ell Handle shop and ~,
privilege,
C. +. WING, Treasurer Of the Town OF wayne.
NAV s5d3N
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Through the kindness of b. W Theme
director, we give the following program of
the concert at Togus on Sunday. at clock
z. NJ:
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The next meeting of [ nifty Club will be
held with Mrs. Maj. o. Michselis, on Mon
aay evening. June 81, instead of May 27th,
AZ annniLteI.
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\ GU

Eau ne cured OF the above symptoms by taking
ANTi-APOPLECTINE. We have the unso-
heited testimonials Of thousands who have been
cured Of PARALYSIS, Heart Disease Rbeu-
matism. Liver Complaint of Long Standing"
hidney and Bladder Troubles Of Years Du.
,a'ioh. Dyspepsia, sciatica. and General
De"iiity' &c. Loss of Appetite, sour
stomach and Fiatuience, three common dis.
orders we guarantee To cure with one bottl, ~
aSTI-APOPLECTINE Sold by your drug.
slsts 81. 90 a bottle six bottles SIS. 90, Send
70 DIR r. 5. HUTCHINSON 4 co, Enosburgh
Fails, W. for testimonials and circulars regarding
Afenedy That VIII cure that feeling Of being
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Church Motto es

RNft''IiE :. fiit.7 ~ N.l' ilht SO
moro" at 10 in with preaching by Alfred
u Jones, other services as usual! All ar
cordially United.
Unitarian church. Seryiae1a at To 30 \. VI
frrahog by Rev. Mr. Grim Of Marlboro.
Mass sunday school at - VI. Seats free
All ar" ~tlc'me.
iW''r-al-t Church Morning service with
pf"'rh1s ~ The pastor at 10 81 \ VI SUBJ
jr't Ihr Christian Rel4pn alone Fer
n'n'w Ha May school At ~ VI AZ are
welcome
s,rl,, ..bonl II 81 VI. h,s.,4n 4
p utb.. river; PRAYER m.,tint. We'd
n,<il, -snp NJ Yourr p,oll.'. meet
.ns. F-hy. -SnP.M
fbp,,n af Christ Sci.rt,.r viii hold
th..ru.H,l SUNDAY service At the home of
Mr.. charlie. Wadsworth on oak =, ats 80
p II Sap.r., school AT qso = NJ All
iltr,..t,. are. cordially invited 10 attprd.
;, Mark. Church 9Th Sands. after East
ar UIr. i..r.runton "A NJ. Suahy
,ah.. Q zoo. ra,rninz .crvic. and sermon
Iu.l. t.t,,,i .i-v.psor,, vifi, Confrpsfion
AMI ..r.na. VI NIo,,UslI, yta1
PRAYER n,q,t,n,, at tn. Fr,,, Bantist church
ON Sunlay at 10 n..lock Preaching bv the
pa.,or ,iu.i5 .,b;act G,nI S,i.n4r
of Is.ns Christ Yopp,, Pennies ur,v4r
m.etip, sts4o lrniop Memorial seryice
At rop,rsoatio,,sl church nj 20
littl, frank Savage. the FIVE year old
son OF Mr. rnrker \ Savage of Patter-
son street. is ;br hero Of rescuc. in which
he DISPLAYED the ingenuity and GOODNESS of
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TIRED
iAnlsdeodSw,ynr3p
Memorial Services

'1NIuOIIdI o6IVlCbB.
The following is program of the memo
rial services at the Congregational church
tomorrow evening:
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AR

you sufferer from that tired feeling 20 common
a. 'hs season II the year. When after the Tension
long winter the whole system needs purifying
ana lAvisoratlnsf aNTI-APOPLECTINE is
the greatest Blood Purifier. system Tngigo,s,o,
and General Tonic known Examine mi. IL,
81 symptoms which indicate its use Dizziness.
PRESSURE In Head. Spots Before Eyes Pain Around
or Fa4pitation Of the Heart. Pain Around Heart
WITH Feeling Of sgroeation. Ringing sounds In
Ears Suinbness or Prickly Sensations Of Limbs.
ram Between Shoulder, in side, In Small Of Bae
and Hip, High Colored Crime with smart,nz sen.
satigp on ygtttny T-in.
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Tie Atkinson House |u'aaAis. Co., Coliseum Building,

HEADQUARTERS, Cor. Pearl and Middle Streets
BRANCHES Auburn Rockland Bangor, Bddeford, Norway
apriodt ISAAC G. ATKINSON, General Manager
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selling at Half Price. %

He knows he's writing trash the reader
Is not in him, and in this age of competition. It
razor, TO talk of goods at half price i the vari,
Dealers who buy four or five carloads of 20,
ufacturer, get extra low prices. !, firm buyi
a special discount which admits of his placing
that small houses try to compete WITH probab
two and finally collapse. It, a moral impo- ibi
another with fifty times mach capital. and b
there is room enough for all but no man can iig
whole,
The Newtown bee., 1889-10-18
BOOTHS HILL.

Mrs Philander Owen is suffering from an attack of rheumatism.
 James Kings place is advertised for sale.
 Elmer, only son of Henry Bassett, is sick; Dr E. NJ. Beardsley of Monroe is in attendance.
 Miss Lillie Reeves is making lengthy visit with her cousin, Miss Cora Boyd of New Jersey.
 The handsome collection of flowers be- longing to Mrs Stiles Nichols. which adorned the church at the Nichols-Jud- son nuptials, was left to 'sGrace' the church at the wedding of Miss Grace Morse and Joel Beard.
 Parties from out of town were here, last week, viewing the premises of Will liam Baldwin.
 Mrs Birch and daughter expect to move soon to their newly purchased home in Nichols.
 John Hanggi has been building an ad- dition to his house.
 Lewis J. shelton, being on the jury, was called to Bridgeport, last week.
 Miss Ethel Beardsley is attending school in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1889-10-18
SHELTON.

The pleasant wedding of George Hard ing and Miss Lizzie Young occurred at the home of the bride, Wednesday, 9th. After trip to Buffalo, N. r., they will begin housekeeping in the home of John Young, on Perry avenue.
 Col 5. G. Blakeman intends to visit Gettysburg and participate in the dedi- cation of the l7th's monument.
 Mrs Francilia WOlcott of Shoreham, Vt., is guest of Mrs Brdseye Latin and Mrs E. l.. Staples.
 E. C. Wixom lost two cows from milk fever recently.
 Dr G. A. shelton is president of the Fairfield county medical association which meets in Danbury, this week.
 Nathan Bennett, the efficient mail car rier, is unable to attend to his duties for q few days on account of a sprained an kle.
 The Cooperative Trading Association, of which William Tyther was manager, is disposing of it's stock and will probab- ly either suspend business or re-organ- iZc.
 Rev w. C. Blakeman is making ar, rangements for the laying of the corner stone of the new M. k. church.
 Edward Abbott of Hartford visited A B. Ruggles, last week, making the tril on a bicycle.
 A phaeton was stolen from Lymar Lattin's premises, last week.
 John Powers, 10 years old, died oI Saturday.
 w. B. Roe and family have visited Brookfield friends.
The Newtown bee., 1889-10-18
GREENFIELD HILL.

Fairfield has voted to let generous, wide awake Frederick Bronson of Verna farm and Frederick Sturges expend their taxes on the roads of the town, wise thing to do.
 Owing to stormy weather, there was no meeting of the debating society, Sat urday evening; postponed to Thursday, l7th.
 W. R. Purple spent Sunday at his home in Springfield, Mass.
 The Sunday school had it's annual election of officers, last Sunday: Super intendent, Dea w. B. Hill; vice superin- tendent. John II. Hull; associate, Mrs N. B. Hill; secretary, Miss Carrie F.. Perry; treasurer, Frank $. Banks; li- brarians, Johh F. MOrehouse, F. k. Per ry; organist, w. +. Purple; assistant, Miss Hattie E. Jennings.