The Newtown bee., 1890-06-06

/ dIldlT. III WAS Openeu Dy cOuCtrt, Wnlcu
lasted about half an hour, when the dane
ing began and it was kept up till mid
night. Pretty programs were given each
guest. Mrs j. ii. Perry, Mrs Simon
Sherwood and Mrs Rockwell received
Beyer's band of Bridgeport, consisting
of four pieces, discoursed music for the
dancers. Ice cream, cake and lemonade
were furnished those who called for them
Miss Smiths school will close for the
Summer, June 49,
The Pequot council held meeting in
hall, at the close of the district meeting.
The lease Of the school and grounds was
accepted. The use of the b. c. and NJ.
NJ. II. club room was offered for the use
of the committees and accepted. The
constittlon, bylaws and list of officers
and members of the committee were read
and accepted.
President Judge John II. Perry.
Vice Presidents, A. o. Jennings, f. C. Sher-
wood, II. II. Perry.
Secretary, w. IL. Perry.
Treasurer, o. s. Sherwood.
Executive Committee, The officers of the
Council. George Is. Bunnell, George and OH
yer Buckley.
Committee ON Grounds,-George Buckley,
chairman; w. b. Meeker. Frederick Disbrow,
Josiah Hawkins, j. N. Lafferty, james Fran.
| els, James O'Connor, Edward Hawkins, Sam
uel d. Nichols, b. f. Buckley Jr, Patrick Cor.
man, Simon C. Sherwood, Charles "A. Meek.
or, +. NJ. Buckley, John f. Shaughnessey,
John W. Bunnell, John Conway, Patrick
Donohue, John Shaughnessey.
| Committee on Structures,-N. Jennings
chairman; L. +. Sherwood, John A. Gorham
C. +. Buckley, Patrick Flanagan, II. A. Ly
man, Charles Jennings, George Northrop
G. u. Bunnell, Robert Birch Jr, f. T.. Lane
w. +. Northrop, Edgar s. Sherwood c. w
Wells, James Trainor, Fred Mills.
Committee on NTusic,-G. b. Bunnell, chair
man; o. T. Sherwood, A. Walker G. K. Eddy
II. Z. Curtis, A. c. Bradley, Orlando Elwood
j. IL. Wood, Arthur sherman, John Spicer.
Committee on Admissions.-H. II. Perry
chairman; Sidney Hawkins, William II. Jen
nings, NJ. V. Woodward, f. Northrop, Clinton
Osborne, s. s. Furniss, C. A. Wheeler, Charles
Wheeler, T. Littell Royal Sherwood, G. North
rop Jr, William c. Purdy, A. B. Sturges, J. V
| Ryder, John Horn, Arthur Meeker, Milton
Jennings.
| Committee on Decorations,-Lewis b. Cur
| tis chairman; Warren Waterman, C. Bucking
ham, w. +. Elwood, Moses Buckley I'd, A. NJ
| Oakley, William Buckley, G. b. Bunnell, j.
Olsen, n. II. Sherwood, j. II. Witt, F. b. Wood
L. f. Hall, j. A. Wakeman, NJ. Lacey, d. C.
Callahan, Elmer s. Banks, Wilbur Jennings,
II. Z. Sherwood.
Committee on AdvertisIng,-H. n. Wake
man, chairman; G. b. Bunnell John johnson,
c. o. Jelliff, f. l.. Wells, r. p. Wakeman, A.
ID. Penny, j +. Jennings, Il. l.. Shepard.
Committee on Amusements,-G. b. Bunnell,
chairman; o. I. Sherwood, James Wentz, ii.
II. Perry, ID. ID. Whitney,. p. Sherwood, J.W.
Bunnell, George Buckley.
Committee ON Police,-F.M. Pike, chairman /;
+. C. Sherwood J. n. Lafferty, Daniel Odell,
F. ID. Sherwood, n. Jennings, Timothy Fallen,
G. +. Gregory, w. r. Mitchell, +. Disbrow t.
Donohue, James Smith.
Committee on Fireworks,-E. b. Monroe,
chairman; 5. c. Sherwood e. L. Wells, C. NJ.
Taintor, X. J. Damtott.
Committee on sanitary arrangements Drs
Osborn, Durham and May, II. E. Henshaw.
Committee on Auditing,-Charles G. Perry
chairman; Simon Banks, E. c. Sherwood,
Franklin Buckley.
The committees are to meet at the club
room at the cali of the chairman.
Miss Gertie Jelliff rides safety bicy-
Gle.
Miss Malvina Buckley has returned
from Richmond, where she has been dur
ing the Winter.
Quite large audience greeted the
Trinity choir boys of Bridgeport. The
singing was excellent and especially so
the voices of Masters Moore and Waldo,
who were encored. The following is the
program:
Part songs, He that hath pleasant face, O,
who will DER the downs go free? Trinity boy
choir.
Song, Song of the old bell, Mr. Medcalf.
Duet, When life is brightest, Masters Moore
and Waldo.
Part song, o. hush thee, my babie, Trinity
boy choir
Part song, tmen's voices) The Soldiers love
Trinity choir.
Capricciosa, Song of the coquette, Master
| George Moore.
Song, Sion, Miss Lucy Horton.
Part song, The belfrey tower, Trinity boy
choir.
Song, Miss Agnes Bayles.
Song, Mr. Haywood.
Solo and chorus, Now tramp DER moss aut
fell, Trinity boy choir.
La serenatn, fThe Angels Serenade, (witl
cello obligato), Master Waldo.
| Quartet, The Indian Maid, Misses Bayles anG
Horton, Messrs j. and e. Baker.
Part song, Song OF the Vikings, Trinity DO,
choir.
Quartet Goodnight Beloved, Masters Moor.
and Waldo, Messrs j. and c. Baker.
Vocal Quadrilles. Trinity boy choir.
John Shaugnessy's horse was so badl,
injured. Monday, that it was necessar,
to shoot the animal. The horse wa
worth about 5000 and was bought onl,
short time ago.
Albert Lyman has moved into tn,
James Jennings place.
Rev DIR Whittlesey preached in TRIM
ty, Sunday, to large congregation.
James Eyerly has painted his hous.
straw color. The colors Gongman &
Martinez) were applied by Matthew
Bray.
Elaborate preparations for the cele
bration of Children's day have been made
and the services at both Congregations
and Methodist churches will be full Of
interest. At the Congregational church
services are at 8 p M; at the Methodist
att.
During the months of June, July ane
August, Fairfield council, o. U. f., will
4 meet on the first Friday of the month.
Many have wondered if it would moi
be cheaper to buy stone crusher ant
road roller, not only for the present
macadamized road expense, but for flu
ture use. 1t would seem the most eco