The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05
REDDING.

Quite a jolly party started for CAM
on the beach, Tuesday morning; Arthur
j. Sherwood, Emory Sanford, Ernes
Jennings, Charles and Henry Sweeney
went from the Ridge.
II. B. Rumsey went to Waterbury
Tuesday.
Bradley Burr Meeker bought $500
worth of Redding beef, Monday.
Henry Adams and party camped out
at Cedar Point, last week. They had a
good time.
| No less than three Redding cases will
be on the docket, of the next Court OF
Common Pleas.
William III. Hill, who was drawn on
the grand jury at New Haven, last week,
extended his trip to Narragansett Pier.
Two cents per quart will be paid for
milk at the creamery during September.
The demand for creamery butter is so
great that Sanford & Randall are 500
pounds behind their orders.
a meeting of Evergreen lodge will be
held on Tuesday evening to close up the
affairs of the organization and divide
the assets.
The accident to the cars at West Red
ding delayed our mail four hours, last
Friday.
II (Nranp hos fol In h;p tl,or W.
as an assistant and will peddle meat ev-
cry day in the week. He is now selling
native beef, much to the satisfaction of
customers.
The assessors have been busy getting
the tax lists of the Ridge and Couch Hill
arranged for the collectors.
Miss Alice Semmes of Washington, d.
c., and DR. Hussey of Orange, n. j., Wis
il Miss Julia III. Sanford. Miss Semmes
is a niece of Admiral Semmes of Alabama
fame.
Eddie Bradley has returned to his
Greenfield home.
Miss A. b. Burr has commenced her
school. She boards with Mrs S. B. Os-
borne.
At Christ church, Sunday, Rev Z. San
ford preached an interesting and scholar
ly sermon, which was listened to by II |
large congregation. The infant of MIR
and Mrs Arthur Sherwood was baptized
by Mr. Sanford. Rev Mr. Hamilton bap-
tizod an infant of Mrs Searles of New
York, also four young children of S.
Walsh, Mrs Henry Sanford being God
mother.
j. c. Sanford, we are sorry to say, is
soon to leave for Iowa, where he will
spend the Winter with his uncle, Rev f.
Miller.
n party of young men are camping at
Compo Beach, among them Emory San
ford and j. c. Sanford.
Mrs j. c. Read and family, Mrs Brins-
made, Robert and Louie have been guests
of Mrs NJ. Lyon.
Mrs ii. Olmstead and little Edith will
spend a month in Chicago, on their re-
turn home to Weeping Water, Wis.
Mrs Casey of Nichols and three child
rem have been guests of j. Carroll.
A large party of Sunday school schol-
ars Joined the Lyons Plain school and
elders, who picniced at Sherwood's Mill
beach, POO strong. CLAIMS were in abund-
ance; also great variety of delicacies
and substantials.
Charles Nordman has moved again, to
Thomas Ryan's house, recently vacated
by Orrin Ridge.
Rev Edward Sanford of Little Neck,
l.. L., has been with relatives here and
has been under the doctors care.
Miss Maria Carroll of Bethel has spent
few days with John L. Carroll. Mr.
Carroll's daughter, Mrs Cotter, moves to
Bridgeport from New York, and her hus-
band will open blacksmith shop be-
tween John and Broad streets.
Miss o. G. Banks has returned home
after her Summer sojourn in Redding.
The item in last weeks BEE, under
news, in relation to O. G.
Banks being employed by the Standard
Card Co., was erroneous. He is still en-
gagged as foreman in the Cornwall and
Paterson Manufacturing Co. and/has no
thoughts of changing his business.
III. $. Shaw is painting Thomas Ryan's
new barn.