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REDDING.

The singing school continues to in
crease in numbers and interest. A fine
organ has been procured and, under the
skillful playing Of Mrs Eva Sherwood,
aids materially in making the school a
success.
The board of education have voted to
introduce SWinton's Biographies in the
schools in the place of Colton's.
w. S. Bassett has shingled the rectory
and necessary repairs will soon be made.
Charles Beck has been building fire.
place in the house of E. p. Shaw and do
ing mason work for d. Sanford.
Proposals are advertised for contracts
to repair the roads for three years.
Blacksmith James Brothwell, who
bought out j. NJ. Sullivan's interest in
his shop, is doing rushing business. He
contemplates making important changes.
among which will be the introduction OF
an OK gallows. He has made five double
wagons in short time and is SO rushed
with work that it may be necessary tc
employ an assistant.
All interested in forming literary as
ISOLATION in Redding are invited to meet
at the rectory on Friday evening, 18th
1t is to be hoped that there will be full
attendance, especially of the young peo-
pie. The long Winter evenings are ap-
preaching and no more pleasing or prof
liable way to spend them can be devised
than to meet together and have a feast OF
reason and flow of soul.
John Malone is canvassing for Poetry
and songs of Ireland complied by the
late j. Boyle O'Riley and is meeting will
| success.
An entertainment will be given by the
| ladies of Christ church at the rectory
the proceeds for repairs, Wednesday even
ing, 10Th; it stormy, the next evening
Music by Perry's orchestra.
Mrs Henry Lyon is quite sick; recov
!, cry is doubtful.
Mrs Arthur Banks Of Chicago visited
Mrs Stephen Sanford, last week.
Mrs Arthur G.. Sherwood has a new
J Estey organ.
Mrs Willis Sanford is with friends ii
/, Danbury.
! The literary society met at the rectory
], last week Thursday evening.
/ Henry Shaw and e. Sanford are paint
!, ing Mrs NJ. Lyons barn and sheds.
J. Clinton Sanford, now in Iowa, il
/ capturing wild horses on the prairie.
! City Editor Rufus Lyon of the Farmer
/ is home on vacation.
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SOUTHPORT.

Pumpkin party in connection with har
vest supper at Washington hall, Thurs
day evening. Do not forget the date,
November 20. See hand bills.
Mrs John Couch died at her home in
FAINT son. The deceased was a daughter
of Edward S. Spring. She had been
married about year and was 10 years
old.
At meeting of the tennis club, We'd
nesday afternoon, it was decided to hold
the ball to be given by the club in Wash
ington hall, Tuesday next at p m.
Music will be furnished by an orchestra
of six pieces and bountiful refreshments
will be seryed.
Work has been begun on the Rectory
crossing.
The railroad has bought another small
piece of land of C. o. Jelliff.
Next Sunday, the work of raising the
track at the Monroe crossing will be
completed.
The quarters Of the Southport printing
company have been enlarged by adding
section, 15x11, of the old Record office.
More type and equipments will be pur-
chased, enabling Messrs johnson and
Durham to fill orders with even more
neatness and despatch.
William Cook, railroad workman,
| fell from an abutment at Eddy g cross
| ing, Saturday, breaking a knee pan in
several pieces. He was attended by Dr.
Durham and taken to the Bridgeport
hospital.
The signal bell has been taken from
the rectory crossing and work commence
ed on the new road, but it is doubtful if
the crossing is closed for weeks to come.
The freight depot was partly disman-
tied, early this week, that it might be
moved to new location just south of the
passenger station. There it will rest for
the present, though, later, it may be
moved further up the track, or back near
the old hotel. Workmen are still at the
tunnel near the depot, Laying the brown
stone piers. A fence has been put up
north of the track and the intention was
to have the trespass crossing at Carpen-
ter avenue closed, this week. The pas.
senger station is also to be moved, prob
1 ably next week, about its own width
south and its length east. A platform
was laid down in front of the station,
with steps leading down to the level be-
low. The company is still filling in thu
hollow opposite the depot and will prob
ably use il for either a roadway or fol
additional track room.
I Having painted the house Of Mrs Ben
jamin Pomeroy. Sherwood Brothers arr
to paint and stripe the brick work of th'
national bank building.
A new plank walk has been laid on thu
west side Of Main street, opposite tn
Church Record office.
Miss Annie Benson is to spend TIL
Winter in Florida.
Capt a. j, Hart, with the sloop Simol
Banks, is Clustering off Stratford ant
Bridgeport.
Albert Jennings is in town for few
days.
Both abutments for the Greenfield Hi
bridge over the railroad are finished an,
: the Iron work will be put IN position In
few days.
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LYONS PLAIN.

e. r.. Hoyt has entertained b. Copper
thna;ta ,;f.. .nI ,,.n9htor from Rroot.
lvn. Mr. and Mrs Charles Abbott from
n.,n.. MA M.s uoar coafrov
ano -
Mrs John Lobdeil and family OF Flats
vile have been with her mother, Mrs
Nichols Banks.
Charles Chapman and wife or South
port were guests of james Smith, Sun
day.
Mrand Mrs Grant Preynels of Nor
walk have been with Charles Salmons.
.na.,r a.no;r ,tart.;nn,ont u,i,, he
a;.,a,, M Ka1,ong and sister ar the
residence of their grandmother. near I.y.
on.s Plain. Tuesday evening, the 25th
if stormy. first pleasant evening. The
best of music will be furnished and a
good time is assured. Ladies are re
quested to provide cake. Proceeds fol
Emmanuel church.
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Mrs Agnes Taylor has had her house
rooted and her cottage sided.
John Casey has bought anew tretter.
Mrs j. b. Beers and son Of Kcdding
Walt Mrs Howard Beers.
George III. Beers has visited his sister,
Mrs Ferry Of Easton.
Miss Minnie Andrews has returned To
Danbury. Ladies' report an enjoyable
time at Mrs J. N. Thorpe's rag bee, last
week.
Mrs Rocelia Brown entertained Mrs
Theodore Hamilton and daughter May
Ebenezer Fitch nnd wife attended thu
Sunday school convention at panbury.
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BRIDGEPORT.

w. f. Seeley is having his residence
on State street painted.
A new smokestack has been put up at
the Housatonic rubber factory on KnowL
ton street.
A pleasant company of about so rela-
tives and friends assembled at 294 Broad
street, Tuesday evening, 18th, to assist
celebrating the tenth wedding ami
versary of Mr. and Mrs George NJ. Brown.
The evening was spent in music and lit
erary exercises, a pleasing program be-
ing rendered by the Seaside orchestra,
while solos were given by Mr. and Mrs Fl.
II. Scribner, Miss Fannie Damon and j.
Howard Russell. Miss Kittie B. Middle
brook, the elocutionist, assisted in her
usual happy vein. After an enjoyable
evening, the company partook of an ele-
giant collation., furnished by Andrews,
the caterer and dispersed about o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Brown received a number of
presents and no end of good wishes, in
which the BEE heartily joins. Mr. Brown
is one of the most popular conductors OF
the Housatonic road and Mrs Brown is
an elocutionist Of rank.
Fancy table, Mi ana MRS Hiram e.. Learn
silver butter dish, Mrs Nickerson; silver and
glass celery holder, Mr. and Mrs III. Plat stat
nary, "The Game Keeper" Mr. and Mrs Ritch
| fancy standard basket, MI and Mrs William
| Dean; half dozen China fruit plates, DR. and
Mrs Robert Lauder half dozen silver forks
| Mr. and Mrs /. Ii. Smith; half dozen silver
| oyster spoons, Mr. and Mrs II. II. Scribner
| China craker Jar, Mr. and Mrs ]. b. Reynolds
| fancy piano lamp Mr. and Mrs G. G. Hatch
! halt dozen silver nutpicks, Mrs j. Beirne
bronze PLAGUE, Mr. and Mrs +. G.. Hunt ;cheest
plate, Miss Mamie Hunt; teapot and syrur
cup, Mr. and Mrs b. +. Haunt; cocoa mat, Mrs.
II. II. Mnnson; plush umbrella case, Rev and
Mrs j. o. Muns0n; cake cabinet, Mr. and Mrs
n. W. Atwood; bread box, Mr. and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs Henry veit and a large quantit,
of tinware.
At a bar meeting, November Z, it was
voted that John III. Perry, JuliuslB. Cur
tbs, John s. Seymour, John III. Light
Stiles Judson Jr, Charles Sherwood, r.
Jay Walsh, Samuel Tweedy, William j
Beecher, be committee to raise fund.-
to procure portrait of Roger M. Sher
man for the county court house and fol
incidental expenses connected with tn,
procuring of portraits.
/ One Of the largest bill boards in thi
vicinity Is being put up In the lot owned
by Capt w. Nj. Terry on North Mai
street, near Slaughter hill.
i A band of gypsies are camped near O,
hill on premises of John Willis, ST..
| George N. Morgan, late deputy collect
or OF the custom district of Bridgeport
died suddenly at the home Of william r
Hinley of William street, East Bridge
port, Wednesday night, 81 years old. Fl
had been sick only few days and hi
death was u surprise to all. He has
sister in Minneapolis, but leaves no near
err reiatiye here than nephew. He wa
familiar figure on the streets, had hell
various positions and was twice censu
enumerator. He was widely known d
the joint inventor, with Detective Fran
J Taylor. Of q famous s'pickcrel persuad
err
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GEORGETOWN.

Died, last week Thursday, Of pneumo-
mia, Aaron Bennett, aged 80 years.
S. j. Miller has been ii New York
city.
Clarence Osborne, who vas shot BY
young Lnbden, Il IN 4 fair way 70 re-
cover:
James Gray died IN the Bridgeport
hospital, last week
W. 81. Garfield IS very low.
Will Barrett has bongh i horse ut n:
Connery
Thomas Flood hAs heei, sick. bHt u
able % be around
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Postmastar Wakcnaan has single con

Postmaster Waken1an has single cop
les Of the BEE for sale at cents 4 copy.
Mrs Henry Burr has returned from
New Jersey, where she has spent 4
mouth 81 more for her health. she IS
much better
Work has been commenced BY the rail-
road ID raising the tracks at the Lock-
wood crossing.
Rev II. S. Child delivered an interest
ing discourse, Sunday evening, on Israel
and Egypt.
Miss Nettie b. Nichols acted as official
Istenographer at the Sunday school State
convention at Danbnry, Wednesday.
Miss Allie Gilbert and Mrs j. "A. Kippen
were delegates from the Congregational
Sunday school.
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GREEN'S FARMS,

+
Joseph w. Jennings lost a valuable
horse, lasE week, from spinal meningitis,
Ed. Bedford and wife visited theil
Summer residence, last week Wednesday
Mr. Bedford is having extensive horticul-
tural alterations made.
The road running east and west of III.
B. Wakeman's house is to be raised -four
feet.
An addition has been built at the car
rage house on the John Alyord place.
A. G. Taylor remains about the same.
urday at the residence of her son-in-law,
Fred Wakeman, aged II years. The tu-
neral services were held on Monday at
Q 80 p m, Revs H. Davies and B. j. Rel
yea officiating.
Rev w. Fl Holman preached in the
Congregational church, Sunday morning.
exchanging with Mr. Davies, who preach
ed at Southport.
The creamery building is finished and
some of the machinery has arrived. The
building consists of two stories, the low
er to be used for creamery purposes. The
use Of the top story has not yet been de,
cided. There is some talk of converting
it into Town hall for Green's Farms,
which would be good purpose 10 put il
to. IA. parish of the size of Green's
Farms, with its wealth and intelligence,
should have its own governmental center,
The harvest Thanksgiving services,
Sunday evening, were well supported by
the public, Notwithstanding the poor
weather. Mr. Davies, the pastor. con-
Quoted drill upon the Feast of Taber-
nacles, . which seems to have been the
first harvest Thanksgiving ever held. A
collection for pionser mission Sunday
school work was taken at the conclusion
Of the service.
Mr. and Mrs Willett of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with Mrs Charles Sher
| wood.
Among those attending the Sunday
school convention at Danbury from this
place were Miss FL. P. Taylor, E. G. FL
wood, delegates Miss j. G. Elwood,
Miss NJ. s. Elwood, Mrs Anca Sherwood,
A. w. Sherwood, f. Elwood, Rev II. Da-
yies.
The iron work on the bridge over the
Jennings crossing has been placed in po-
sition.
Work will be begun at the Farms sta
ton, as soon as the improvements at
Southport are completed, preparatory
to four tracking.
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PLATTsvILLE.

PLATTSVILLE.
Will futile and friend have returned
from successful hunting tour at Kent.
Mrs G. e. Wheeler has just returned
from q tour in the West, visiting Canada,
Niagara Falls, Medina, Rochester, SYRIA
cuse, Little Falls and other places of in
terest.
r. Y. Nichols killed nine cartridges, a
woodcock, fox, two coons, one day re-
Gently.
Miss Ada Jennings takes music lessons
of John Hill.
Mrs Belle Tyre is in New York.
A pet fox recently escaped from Ros-
well Nichols and, after helping itself to
turkey and chickens, was captured.
Marcus A. Jennings helps Jennings 8
Sherwood.
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regret of some, while others think there
is still room enough. A little time Will
settle that matter. Rev Mr. Park preach
ed an excellent sermon, showing from the
Bible that it was right to beautify the
house of God and urging his people to be
united and work for the building up of
Gods kingdom in this place.
Jay Hubbell has removed the green
hedge around the graves of his father and
mother in the old cemetery.
Ephraim I.aborie has been vanishing
wagons, which show him to be an adept.
Nicholas Wakeley, picked up $50 bill
in the road, about five years ago and laid
it by for counterfeit; he was surprised.
when he offered it to Shelton merchant,
the other day, thinking to play joke on
him, when told that it was genuine.
The committee of Improvement and
decoration of the Congregational church
desire to express their thanks to all who
have SO kindly aided in any way in the
recently finished work and especially to
the pastor, who has been SO faithful both
to work and plan for its completion in a
satisfactory manner. The committee on
~ hope the seats may be well filed with
attentive listeners and enjoyed by all.
The society are indebted to the commit
tee for their care and thoughtfulness, as
well as wisdom, shown in managing the
repairs and in the selection of carpet and
seats. The church is now credit to
Huntington.
Mrs Walp is here with her charming
little daughter.
Robert Latin and wife of Waterbury
are in town. Mrs Head is repairing the
roof of her house.
Booths Hill prayer meeting. Sunday,
10th, 4 p m.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Burr were here.
Sunday.
Mrs Mabel Hyde has returned to her
sons in East End, Bridgeport.
Joseph Snelfis building for Stiles Mich
ole.
Mrs Bedell is in the rectory again, as
Mrs Gorham is much better.
Sylyanus p. Bartlett visits his uncle,
C. NJ. Hubbell.
Frank Lechle is with d. J. Shelton
again.
Mrs Seymour H. Blackman and Frank
III. Wells are delegates to the Sunday
school convention at Danbery.
w. C. I. U. at Temperance hall. Tues
day, to hear reports Of the delegation to
the State convention.
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sTRATFIELp.


Grace Cornell has returned from her
visit In White Plains, N. Y.
Ethel Screder goes to school at the
North district.
A. Underhill Of White Plains, N. ",
has visited his sister, Mrs Charles Cor
nell. A&
The progressive euchre club met at
Charles A. Rowe's, Wednesday evening.
g. w. Wakeman's large mastif, Uno,
died, last week. IL will be greatly miss
ed by the family, as It was good watch
dog.
James ii. Seeley, since his great sue
cess as prize winner on poultry at the
different shows, has been improving his
chicken houses.
The 12th day Of November, dandelions
in abundance blooming on the avenue.
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DEERFIELD.

Mrs Arthur Banks Of Chicago has made
flying visits with relatives here.
Charles Nichols, George Guernsey and
Samuel Turney have shingied the house
belonging to the heirs of Eunice Burr, in
Easton Center.
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SPORT HILL.

Mr. and Mrs George B. Beers attended
the Sunday school convention at Danbu-
~ as delegates Of the Lees chapel school.
The pastor will hold the third quarter
" conference ut Center street, Sunday
afternoon, 10Th, at the conclusion Of the
regular service. The Center street Sum
day school has voted to hold Christmas
exercises.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

Miss Mary Burns has returned from
New York where she has visited friends.
Misses Lizzie G.. Banks and Martha
Meeker attended the Sunday school con-
vention at Danbury as delegates from our
Sunday school.
Miss M. E. Hopkins visited Mrs Sarah
Smith of Bridgeport, last week.
Rufus Wales and wife spent Sunday in
Bridgeport.
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WHITE HILLS.

Miss Nellie Hubbell is better.
BENJAMIN Hubbell is sick.
Mrs G. w. Drew was with friends in
Shelton, last week.
A good time is in anticipation by the
young people at the social at Warren
Hubbeli's. Wednesday evening, 10th.
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FAIRFIELD WOODS.

Burton Smith has moved to the John
welcb place.
David Stillson has built veranda on
his house.
Mrs Luzon Gilbert OF Indiana is with
her eousln, Mrs Wiffiam Judd.
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sasquanaug Association for Village
Improvement, Washington hall, South
port, Thursday November 20. Harvest
supper; ohildren'a entertainment At Z p
n; pumpkin party Ut s p M Music ~
Southport orchestra. Doors open at
80 p m. Admission 1Oc. supper 35c:
Besides the pavcments put down 81
the s. ". I. AZ, Misses Wakeman, Miss
G. NJ. Buckley and Mrs e. &. Wells have
had sidewalks laid on their property. It
would be u general improvement to the
town II other property owners would fol-
low their example. It Is only just to say
that the sidewalks were put. down BY the
property owners and not BY the society,
although the work was done BY the s &.
I. Al.
A large and lively party Of young peo-
pie went to New Haven on the 6 40train
Thursday, to hear the Stanley lecture at
the Hyperion opera house. The lecture
was thoroughly enjoyed. The party o.
cupied two rows Of seats. They arrived
at home, this morning at u Az on the
Washington express.
A meeting Of Trinity parish has been
called for Monday, 18th, at / 80 p M, in
the chapel, for the purpose Of calling a
rector. A full attendance is especially
requested.
A meeting of the vestry Of Trinity was
held, Friday evening, at the house Of MI
Jelliff.
| A board walk has been pub down by
the S. v. I. a. from the postspffice to Di
Alb. Sturges's residence on Water street
Do not forget the harvest supper, nexi
/ Thursday evening, in Washington hall
The Tennis club were to have given /
ball on Tuesday of this week, but it hal
been adjourned to next Tuesday evening
It is intended to be fine affair. Music
will be furnished by a band and bounti
full refreshments will be served.
Rev S. 4. Graham, who lately officiat
ed at Trinity, is to preach in St Johns
bridgeport, next Sunday.
H The board of school visitors met in tn
Il Town hall, last week, all members bein;
present. The committee, consisting o
B. B. Brothwell, J.. Il. Morehouse and j
d. Toomey, Jr, appointed to Investigate
the school in Stratfield taught by Mis-
Anna G. Abbott, could not agree an,
gave separate statements. They wer,
divided as to her competency as a teach
Ter. A motion was made by the secreta
Try, E. J.. Wells, that the board conside
the letter of apology written by Miss Alb
bott and laid on the table at the Octobe
meeting. 1t failed and then the entir
matter was tabled. J. L. Morehouse an
j. d. Toomey, Jr, were appointed com
mittee to act with the secretary in III
ranging teachers meetings, with the as
sistance of the State, once during eac
term. The board adjourned to Decembe
4. at 2 30 p m.
/ Born, son to Mr. and Mrs r. J. Dam
loft.
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EAST VILLAGE.

Mrs Nancy S., widow of the late DR.
Sturges B. Buckley, died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs Samuel It. Rogers, in
Bridgeport, Sunday, while in her room
preparing for dinner. She was over IS
years old and was buried here, Wednes-
day.
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WESTPORT.

Rev Jabez Backus officiated at the fu-
neral Of Mrs James r. Jesup, Wednesday.
She died, Monday, at the home Of Lam
don Ketchnm at Saugatuck.
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Deaths.

swARR.-On the 2Dth inst. two miles east Of
Landisviiie, Aaron Swarr, In his 18th year
The relatives and friends Of the family ere re-
spcctfully invited To attend the funeral from
his late residence, on sunday morning ats'ss
O'Clock, and At W O'Clock At the Dunkard
church at Petersburg. Intcrment at Peters
burg.
snAuB.--On v.e 10Th inst, near Meanwhile,
Frederick Shaub, In the s0th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of The sAsnify nfe re-
spectfulIy invited 10 attend Che funeral from his
late residence, SatuIlany afternoon at o'clock
at the hons and Yo'clock at Luthsran church,
Meanwhile. 2tds
scIAvNbA---In this city, on the 10Th inst,
ELLEN SclMfrier, wife Of the late John schafner,
In the 6eth year Of her age.
The relatives aud friends Of the family arc re-
spectfnlly invited TO attend the funeral nom
her late residence, 48l Lafayette street, Sunday
afternoon AT o'clock. fnterment nj lions
cemetery. m2l2d
QuIaIKY.-March 2Ist, 1890, In this city,
Isaac Quigley, q member Of Company q, 18TH
Regiment, aged nfty-seven years
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectf,illy invited 10 attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No. 328 West James street,
on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. old soldiers
are invited to attend. Interment In Zion cem-
etery. 2td
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Close of the Normal schoo,

Y MlLLERsvn.LE, March q. - Yesterday
elosed the winter term Of % weeks at the
normal and to-day students and teachers
are quietly leaving for the vacation of ton
days. The term just closed has been one
Of the most successful in the schools his-
tory. The attendance was large and the
progress marked. improvements In build
ings and grounds have been begun and
planned that will add materially to the
comfort of the students, and to the educa-
ltional value of the school property.
Yesterday the school enjoyed the plea
sure of Hon. B. f. Fernow's presence
Mr.. Fernow was accompanied by Jacob
M. Frantz, nr. c. A. Heinitsh, Andrew NJ.
Frantz, esq, and DIR. p. w. Hiestand.
They inspected the buildings and grounds
and visited many of the class rooms.
Scores of men aud women are to-day on
gagged In cleaning the building for next
term, when, by present indications, a very
l9fge number of new students will be
added 10 the rolls of the school. The sum
mer term begins March 81.