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BRIDGEPORT.
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Boston.


Bradley Nichols & Sons have sold two
houses on Beardsley street, with half an
acre of land, to james III. Smith, the in
surance agent, who will improve the
property at once.
| Eight lots on Orchard street have been
bought by Bradley Nichols & Sons.
Warren B. Nichols and family expect
to start about October l for Highlands,
N. c., where they are to spend the Win
ter.
B. III. Hull has been laid up with rheu-
matism.
Logan street, one of the new streets
| being laid out through the Meachen tract,
East End, is about half completed. 1t is
| 900 feet in length and for several hun
dred feet cut of about three feet has
been necessary.
City Surveyor Ii. G. Scofield still suf-
fers from the effects of his severe illness,
last Winter.
Surveyors in the employ of City Sur
veyor Scofield are, with great care, pre-
pairing map of East End, to add to the
city map. The survey includes streets,
fence and building lines, etc. and will
not be completed for some time. The
surveyors have finished from Bruce's
brook to Union avenue and have done
the s'easiest half"
w. A. Smith of the Savage & Smith
building company is to leave, about Sep
TENDER l, for Il fortnight's sojourn at the
third Connecticut lake.
Charles NJ. Cole of w. Healy & Co. has
sold to the Benham, Ray & Hawley COM
pany the shop on Kossuth street which
he has occupied as a carpet cleaning es-
tablishment and is to build on Bucking-
ham avenue, West End. The building,
which has already been commenced, is
to be about 30X40 feet and will contain
accommodations for Mr. Coles horses,
besides the carpet beating machinery.
1t is built by the Savage & Smith build
ing company.
MT anu MIS- EuInuDu IL. f1dLlielu Oh
New Y ork have spent few days with
Mrs Hattield's mother, Mrs Hemenway
of South avenue.
There was a fashionable wedding at
the First Baptist church, Tuesday even
ing, when Miss Hattie Kate, daughter of
the late Editor Candee of the Standard,
married Daniel Appleton White of Chi
cago.
Rev DIR George Stockton Burroughs of
Amherst, son-in-law of Rev DR. Plumley
of Greenfield Hill and former pastor of
Fairfield Congregational church, preach
ed in the South Congregational church,
Sunday evening, on the Sunday question,
claiming that trains, mails and papers
were Unnecessary on Sunday.
Clerks at r. I. Writings Bridgeport
stores were treated by John Holmes to a
sumptuous shore dinner at Minor
Smiths.
Editor Waldo, with Gen Watson, l.. C.
Lyon, Capt Ed Sturdevant and others, is
off for a weeks fishing.
Mrs Emily Phillips of North Adams is
with relatives in this city.
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COLEYTOWN.

Charles Wheeler and Miss Mary Z. Col
ing. Wakeman Wheeler of Easton will
stay with Miss Annie B. Coley during
their absence.
Mrs AlphOnse and daughter of SIAM
ford and Mrs John Kellogg and daughter
of Weston visit Mrs Abigail Meeker.
Miss Leila Coley has returned from
Bridgeport and Milford.
Mr. and Mrs Il. II. Coley have guests
from Bridgeport and Milford.
Miss Ella May Bennett of Weston has
visited her grandmother.
Mrs f. z. Godfrey has 10 city board
ers.
1t is expected that Miss May Punzelt
of South Norwaik will teach our school,
commencing September 2.
EN-. Sipperley sold one-horse Cham
pion lumber wagon in Norw"lk, last
week Thursday.
William II. Bradley visited New York
for farm help.
Miss Florence Coley has returned from
Danbury.
Misses Lydia and Addie Peck of New
York have visited their uncle, w. T..
Peck.
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LYONS PLAIN.

Frederic Nichols of Brooklyn has been
guest of his nephew, l.. II. Hoyt.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Brown and SON
Percy are here.
Miss Bessie Hamilton Is with her
grandparents In Stamford.
Mrs Mary T.. Fanton has visited her
sister, Mrs II. b. Ogden Of Cross High
way, westport.
James smith visits his parents at Gar
rlson, N. Y.
Misses M. A. Robinson and F. w. Sal
mon have gone to Saratoga.
Miss Hattie Patchen of South Norwalk
Is with her sister, Mrs Charles Lyon.
ID. A. Salmon and wife Of Westport
have visited Mrs u. A. Salmon.
Miss l.. j. schermerhorn of Stepney is
visiting her sister, Mrs Caroline Crofut.
Benjamin Bedient died on Saturday,
aged a.. Funeral on Tuesday from his
late residence, Rev w. Coggswell ofilc-
iatlng; interment on Lyons Plain. He
leaves widow and two children.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Burr have visited
friends In Boston.
M. Eloise Fanton has been engaged te
teach the Hurlbert street school, Wilton
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SOUTHPORT.

The schooner Minquas of Banks's line,
was disabled while off the Bridgeport
bar, Wednesday morning. A terrific sea
was rolling and the wind was strong and
the vessel lost both topmasts before the
schooner could be towed in. Neither
hull nor cargo were injured and repairs
will probably be finished in week.
New York parties have been endeavor-
ing to buy Osborn's Point, but the own
ers want more than the party is willing
to pay. If purchased, fine residence
will be built and the balance of the prop
erty laid out in building lots. 1t is re-
ported on good authority that 5000 an
acre has been offered for the entire
point.
Charles Dimon, formerly resident
of Southport, died suddenly, Wednesday
morning, at his residence in Brooklyn.
The interment will be in Southport.
Charles Christmas is very i'll.
AS we go to press, the condition of
Charles Rockwell is unchanged. The
physicians have no hope of his recovery.
DIR and Mrs Brooks II. Wells entertain-
ed the Four O'clocks, Wednesday even
| ing, at the residence of Mrs Pomeroy, the
| first part of the evening was given up to
cards, with seven tables. The success
full players were Ladies' first, Mrs Rip
ley, second, Mrs III. III. Perry; gentle.
mems first Mr. Marsh, second DIR Ham
mond. Among those from out Of town
were DIR and Mrs Hammond, Miss Parks.
Messrs Gulick, Marsh and Seeley of New
York city, Mrs Ripley of Newark, Miss
Rodman of Waterbury. After the prizes
had been awarded, fine collation. was
served, after which dancing was indulg
ed in till the early hours of the morning
Attorney Gulick of New York is guest
of Mrs Benjamin Pomeroy.
i Miss Parks visits Miss Katie A. Bulk
i ley.
The sloop yacht Psyche, Capt Seeley
of New York, has been in the harbor foI
several days.
Messrs Marsh and Seeley are guests Of
Moses Buckley, I'd.
! BERTHE Banks and Miss Lucy Rider
have returned from Long Island, where
they spent pleasant week,
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SPORT HILL.

Mrs L. A. Lake and daughters are
guests of Mrs A. NJ. Godfrey.
Mrs Edward Seeley has returned from
visit in Weston.
Miss Grace Pyle of Bridgeport visits
Miss Frances Seeley.
win Brown of Bridgeport has returned
after visit at Edward Seeley's.
Sherwood Seeley will move, this week,
to his new house at Plattsville.
Rev I. L. Gilbert cut off the end of the
index finger of his left hand, last week.
Mrs David Sherwood, mother of Frank
Sherwood, suffers from an affection of
the brain.
Misses Agnes Kent and Fanny Dis
brow spend week with Bridgepo 1T
friends.
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Mr. Adley and family from South Will
ton have visited Mrs Randle and Miss
Nichols.
William Alice and son of BROOKLYN.
William Hurlbut and Lloyd Godfrey of
Cannon have been guests of d. s. Hurl-
but.
a man in the employ of S. S. Carver
smashed his finger between two cider
barrels; the wound was dressed by DIR
Andrew Gorham of Wilton.
Mrs Phillips's city boarders left, Sat-
urday.
The ladies have been cleaning the
school house and fresh coat of paint
has been put on.
1t is with sadness that we note the
death of another member of the Congre-
gational Sunday school, Charlie, son of
Daniel Brown, aged 10 years and 8
months, after a short illness with pull
monary tuberculosis. The funeral was
largely attended by friends and neigh
JULES "iloSC bCai tIClo pdohy SoCS OuJ
to this sad house of affection. Charlie
was striker in Bradley's ak factory and,
in token of remembrance, large floral
pillow was presented with the words,
"Our shopmate.' Rev WILLIAM Coggs-
well took his text from the first clause of
Luke XII, 81. The choir sang s'Gather-
ing homeward one by one" and sit is
well with my soul" Bearers, Henry
Finch, George Adams, James Coley, Os-
Car Budd; interment at Lyons Plains.
Two bad stones in the Lyons Plains
cemetery have been cleaned by Joseph
L. Bradley of Coleytown. Wish that
more neglected ground and stones in this
ground could be attended to.
Miss Edna Bradley will spend next
week with Mrs Homer G.. Godfrey, 56S
Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport.
Miss Leila Coley Of Coleytown has been
with Edna Bradley.
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WESTON.

Mrs Eliza A. Hoyt of Ridgefield visits
her sister, Mrs Harriet Godfrey.
Miss Kate Smith visited friends in Nor
walk, last week. @" a"
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs
w. Sturges and others returned, Satur-
day, from a two-weeks' stay at Compo
Beach. enthusiastic over camping out.
Misses Bradley of Easton have been
with their aunt, Miss Abby Andrews.
Miss Hattie Wyman entertains her
cousin from New York State.
Horace Wyman is painting the interior
of John Fitch's house.
Miss May Hamilton is with her cous-
in, Miss Florence Beers of Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Williams and daugh-
ter of Norwalk have visited his parents.
MIR and Mrs Arthur Beers of Norwalk
spent Sunday with Mrs t. Hamilton.
Mrs Platt Beers and daughter of Nor
walk spent last week with Weston rela-
tives.
Henry j. Hamilton left for New Ha-
ven, Saturday, to visit his daughter.
Miss Louise Jarvis was in New York,
last week.
Fred Sanford and family of Hawley-
vile have visited William o. Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Mead and children
of Bethel have been at II. B. Wheeler's.
Miss Minnie Darrow of Brooklyn is
with her cousin, Miss Ella NJ. Bennett.
Sherman Gilbert died, Wednesday,
goth, of consumption, aged SO years.
The funeral was attended, Saturday,
from his late residence, Rev William
Coggswell officiating.
Mrs Sally Banks of Danbury visits her
daughter, Mrs Oliver Perry.
Miss Bertha Fitch of Good Hill is with
Miss Irene Perry.
/ Mrs Mary Grey of Westport is at Mrs
DIR #. Gorham's.
! Mr. and Mrs II. B. Wheeler spent Sun
day at Joel Godfrey's, Wilton.
William NJ. Field Of Tainidad, West IN
dies, has visited his mother, Mrs g. Il.
Field Of New York, az Mrs Handles.
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DEERFIELD.

A little daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs Norton, August 20.
Mrs James Jennings and sister visited
Miss Martha Jennings, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Nichols and daugh-
ter visited Henry Edwards of Monroe,
last week.
Louisa Burr is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Charles Beach Of Bridgeport.
Miss Alice Nichols is in Monroe.
Mrs Emma Carr has gone to the White
Mountains.
Mrs James Jennings's sister and
daughter have returned to York State.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Lockwood visited
Mrs Thomas Bradley, last week
Mrs Nelson Pattison has hen rejoic-
Ing In her 10th year.
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Don't forget Che Methodist Sunday


Don't forget the Methodist Sunday
school picnic at Parlor Rock, September
3.
Miss Alice Eldridge Of Guilford is with
Henry Banks.
Rev w. Brakeman of Shelton, former
pastor of the Methodist church, will con-
duet services here, next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Miss Kate Hawkins has spent fort
night with relatives in the Naugatuck
valley.
Charles Buckley has entertained Miss
Barrows of New York.
The work of blasting for the east abut-
ment at Eddy's bridge has been COM
meneed. The bridge is to be about five
feet higher than at present.
Mr. and Mrs O. I. Sherwood. are at Mt
Kinneo.
Miss Estelle Sherwood, who is at Jes-
sup's Neck, has won beautiful canoe,
which was given as prize in padding
race.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis b. Curtis have start
ed on an extended tour. They expect to
visit Buffalo, Niagara Falls, The Thous-
and Isles and several places in Canada.
Miss Little Abbott has been entertained
by Mrs Alphonso Jennings.
Misses Merwin and Maltby have visited
Mrs Francis Perry.
Mrs r. p. Curtis has returned from
Ridgefield.
Some of the stone used ON the road is
rather large. The road committee called
the contractors attention to it and now
any stone that is not sufficiently broken
by the crnsher is broken by hand. The
committee need to be alert and see that
the road is built properly. The road
should be made in front of Meeker's dock
and carried as far as the north end of ST.
mon Banks's building. These are two
of the most important shipping places in
town and the mistake will be realized
very soon.
William Alvord Trubee of Bridgeport
and Miss Anne Rice of Lockport, N. Y,
are to be married, September 10. Mr. rru-
bee is nephew of Miss Julia A. Alvord.
Saturday, DR. Brooks II. Wells and
party, while fishing for Establishing,
found dead shark Is feet long. 1t had
several bullet holes in it's head. They
attempted to tow the carcass in, but it
was too heavy.
Miss Higgins of New Haven visits
Mrs e. l.. Wells.
Rev Mr. Ball preached two eloquent
sermons in Trinity, Sunday.
John Shaugnessys teams are carting
stone for the new road.
The crosswalk from Elwood's corner
to the post office has been removed. 1t
is probable that several crosswalks will
be put down, this Fall, by the S. vi. A.
They will be of stone, similar to those
put down, last Fall.
Charles S. Wells, who is in New Mil
ford, has been elected one of the direct
ors of the New Milford fair association.
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NICHOLS.

Mrs Burr Curtiss and Ella have spent
a few days at Grove Beach.
Lucius Nichols has been at Grove
Beach, which is near New London.
Elliott Curtis has been quite sick, but
Is recovering.
Oscar Plumb toak the trip to Saratoga.
Ed Bennett is painting his residence.
o. b. Plumb's barn is finished.
The hill near David b. Curtiss's is
among the things of the past. 1t has
been completely torn away. When fin
ished, this will be as big piece of work
as was ever undertaken in this part of
the town. Best of it all, it is being done
by the village. No one who has given to
this object will ever regret it.
Howard Curtiss, wife and son have re-
turned from Long Island.
Rev n. l.. Porter is still at Ocean
Grove enjoying his vacation and Rev S.
Hanxherst of Patterson, N. us expect
ed to preach, next Sunday, at Nichols
and Long Hill.
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the east, Stratford, Bridgeport, Fairfield
and Southport are all convinced of the
value and economy of stone ballasted
road. If we look toward the west, Nor
walk, Stamford, Greenwich and nearly
all the towns in Westchester county are
pushing forward permanent improve
ments upon their roads and that means
macadam; nothing more, nothing less.
Shall we profit by their experience and
example, or still be led in the rut of
false economy and grow up and prosper
like ''Poplar Palms, Weston and East
on? Ride 10 miles to the north. Ride
10 miles to the east. Notice the homes,
the vegetation, the roads. Then come
home and tell US which section to take as
our guide.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
Mr. and Mrs Gardner are in town.

Mr. and Mrs Gardner are in town.
Mrs Warren Nichols has moved into
the house of Mrs Mary Hull.
Thomas Perry is having more carpen-
ter work done by Joel Virgins.
Frank Lockwood, who works for
Northrop Bros, is home for short va
cation.
Quite good attendance at Band of
Hope meeting, Saturday. Elsie Lowden
of Bridgeport, an attractive little maiden
of six, gave two recitations which re-
ceived much applause. Next meeting,
September at 3 p m.
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LONG HILL.

About 20 went to the beach, last week
Thursday, on the Sunday school picnic.
Joseph Hawley is out again.
Mrs Elliot NJ. Beardsley has returned
home much improved in health.
Joseph Spagele is working for Squno-
bal.
Ben Turney is digging the cellar for a
new house.
Henry Warner intends to build, this
Fall.
After two days vacation, the Tousey
shop starts up again crowded with Or
derg
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TASHUA.

ID. A. Wheeler and lady of Huntington
were recent guests of Miss Daisy Seeley.
A. o. Gregory took trip to Cornwall,
Saturday.
Mrs Charles Seeley is slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs Charles Brakeman of Shelton is
with her mother, Mrs Samuel Gregory.
Bradley's band Is to furnish music for
dancing at the lawn party at Joseph A.
Treadwell's, Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER 3. There will be table of fan
ey articles for sale and it is hoped all of
our friends will favor us with their pres
ence and help make it a success. If
stormy, first fair evening.
Rev II. II. Bowles preached in Red
ding, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs G. +. Dunning and Mr.
and Mrs Rufus Sherman have been at j.
A. Treadwell's; Mr. and Mrs Bovine at
DIR Hills; Ed. Culver and family of
Great harrington at Rev r. II. Bowles's,
and Miss Tina Wilcoxson of Stratford at
George ID. Mallett's.
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PLATTSVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs John Cogswell of Bridge
port have been guests of Mrs Lacey.
Rev MIR Blake's wife and two daugh-
tiers of Brooklyn are with Mrs A. NJ.
Godfrey.
Miss Lille Standish of Bridgeport Wis
its her uncle, l.. n. Reynolds.
MIR and Mrs Elmer and Mr. and Mrs
William Rice from East End, Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with l.. N. Reynolds.
A game of ball was played between the
Sport Hills and Greenfields, Saturday,
which was won by the Sport Hills, % to
II. They go to play with the Greenfields
on SATURDAY., Both.
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GREEN'S FARMS.

Mrs Malcolm of New York has enter
tanned her sister at the Alvord place for
three weeks.
John Alvord returned, last Friday,
from three-weeks' business trip and
will leave shortly for another.
Miss Gussie Phillips of Albany, N. Y,
Mrs limbaugh of New York are enter
tanned at the Summer residence of Mr.
Martin.
The Congregational church is soon to
listen to the harmonies of new pipe Or
gan. Woodbury. & Harris of Boston are
putting it in place. Proceedings were
commenced, Monday. Progress is also
reported in the matter of the lecture
room. A paper has been in circulation
since the fair and over $1,000 has been
collected from all sources. 1t is hoped
that ground will soon be turned and oper-
pleting the list of church improvements,
which have been before the people some
years.
1t is said that the new Green's Farms
creamery will be in full working order
by October.
H. Wakeman of Brooklyn paid his I'M
Gle, Henry Wakeman, visit, Saturday.
He returned, Monday morning.
A party of % young people left South
port, Monday morning, for sail on the
Sound. There was plenty of breeze and
the trip was enjoyed by all.
Miss Hyde and Mrs Moses Sherwood
were among those on the excursion to
Saratoga, Monday.
Mrs Smith, who has occupied the Stew
art place for the Summer, has left, with
her family. Many have also left the
Phipps hotel.
The subject of the sermon preached by
the pastor, Rev III. Davis, last Sunday,
was ssThe value of miracles" After de-
filming what a miracle was, the preacher
proceeded to criticize current books upon
s'Christian evidences" in the particular
of placing miracles among the primary
proofs of divine revelation. Miracles
alone prove nothing, but the operation
of certain forces above Nature, which
may be either malignant or benevolent.
The true value of the Gospel miracles, it
was then shown, consisted in their serv-
ing as credentials of the divine messen-
ger and as confirmatory of the doctrine
he preached. If they were wrought in
connection with a good character and for
a good purpose, then they showed that
the worker of miracles was a divinely Or
dained messenger with a divinely given
message. This good character was Christ
and the purpose for which he wrought
miracles was the founding of Christian
ity in the world. Thus the church, the
cause of missions, Christ and man, need
ed the element of the supernatural to ex-
plain their existence. Nature Or eyolu-
ton could not produce one of these Won
derful creations. In the evening, an in
teresting praise service was rendered.
Albert Relyea, son.of Rev B. L. Rel
yea, returned from Washington, Satur-
day night.
Al. w. Taylor went to Swanzey, N. H.,
this week, to bring his wife home.
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FAIRFIELD WOODS.

Mrs Frank Corriveau entertains her
niece, Miss Eda II. Sargent of New Ha-
ven.
Mr. Standish has moved from Bridge
port to Mrs Reid's tenement house, just
vacated by Mr. Osborne.
Mrs Reid has company from Bridge
port.
Ed Burritt has been quite sick.
Mrs William Wilson is roofing her
house, Charles Burritt doing the work.
G. A. Wheeler has a potato that tips
the scales at two pounds.
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TRUMBULL.

Ernest A. Jennings of Deep River has
been guest of S. b. Beach.
S. w. Beach has returned from Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park.
f. Il. Beach is back from Deep River.
Mrs Samuel French has sick horse.
Misses Alice Burton and Lena Nichols
visit in Woodbury. and New Milford.
Miss Cora Beach has returned from
Kent.
C. F. Plumb is again studying stenog-
raphy in Bridgeport.
Very briefly, wish to call the attention OF
our seleetmen to the condition of the town
roads, particularly the old Newtown turnpike.
There are, by careful estimate, something
over 1900, OO0. loose stones in that part of the
road within the towns confines and / think
that the money it would cost to throw those
from the road into the ditch could not be bet
ter expended. But II ride over the road will
say more than can write. Try it, oh ye wise
men and fathers of the town.-[M.
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EASTON.

Mrs David Osborne entertains two
nieces, their husbands and five children;
also DIR G.. w. Osborne and wife of
Bridgeport.
Miss Alice Wilcox of Hartford is with
Miss Frank Siliman.
James Tyler cntertains sisters from
New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs John Wheeler entertained
their cousin, George Fredericks of New
York.
Services at the Baptist church, Sun
day, with the ordinance of baptism.
Blrge and his steam saw mill and fore
es has begun work in the woods that he
has bought of the Mallett estate.
Miss Oracle Williams has visited West
port.
Miss Daisy Tyrrell of Stepney has Wis
tied her grandfather.
Mr. Sammis, wife and child board with
u. b. Wilson.
Miss Louie Turney has visited her sis
ter, Mrs Zina Beard of Oronoque.
Mrs James Ward and child of Bridge
port are at William Wards.
The Fall term of school at Staples
academy will begin Tuesday, September
2.
Miss Elsie b. Ward is with her aunt,
Mrs James Ward of Bridgeport.
Edna, daughter of Mrs William Fam
ton, is quite sick with dysentery.
Miss Rilla Turney visits her aunt, Mrs
jeremiah Nichols of Rock House.
Mrs Plumb Hawley and Mrs Charles
Hawley of Stepney visit ELI Winton.
Mr. Stevens and wife of Bridgeport are
with u. d. Wilson.
The Congregational people were glad
to welcome their Baptist brethren for
two Sundays, during their pastors abb
sence.
Last Sunday, the choir enjoyed Henry
G. Wilson and wife, with their fine sing
ing.
Miss Parrot Of Bridgeport boards
with Mrs r. w. Turney.
School will begin, next Tuesday, In
No. l, Miss Maud Silliman teacher.
Mrs A. Van Vert is very sick.
David Reynolds, falling from wagon,
hurt himself badly.
Mrs Charles Sllliman gave social tea,
in honor of her cousin, Miss Burr of
North Carolina.
William Corning and wife are for a
while with Moses Ogden.
Mrs Eliza Silliman Is expecting visit
from her sister, Mrs Carrie Sanford of
Newburg.
Mrs Ambrose Marsh has been very
sick for n week.
MFR Gallup will return, next Monday
and will teach the academy, the coming
year. Necessary improvements have
been made about the building.
Mrs Il. w. Turney's two cows, one of
which Is farrow, made 20 pounds of but
ter In June, aside from milk used In the
family.
White Flower potatoes weighing over
two pounds are shown by Charles f.
Gilbert. A bushel and a half of seed
bought of Theron f. Plat produced &C.
l-2 bushels.