The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-09-04

Dunn. Work on tne auulGlOn, WHICH 10
two stories high, has already begun.
Conservation meeting of the \. 7. 5.
@. e. at the Congregational church par
Tors, this week Wednesday. The business
meeting will also be held at the church
parlors, Friday; hereafter, the meetings
will be at the parsonage.
jill Thomas of Hull'sFarms has bought
Pruyn potato digger of G. o. Jel1iff &
Co.
The Y. p S. c. E. of the Congregation
al church was invited to lawn party at
the residence of A. G. Taylor, Green's
Farms.
Members of the different Christian En-
deavor socities in town are invited to the
North church, Bridgeport,to hear the re-
port of the Minneapolis convention by
President I'll. d. Simonds.
New cushions were in the Congrega-
tional church, Sunday.
The Simon Banks entered the oyster
boat race at Larchmont, Saturday and
won first money.
f. r. Labor of Dunnyille, Ontario, who
brought in boat load of 10000 bushels
of leached and unIeached Canada ashes,
has sold out and left.
Robert l.. Shepherd is moving into the
house owned by Simon Banks, lately &C.
cupied by j. w. Darling
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cook of Springfield
are at M. V. Woodward's.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. V. Woodward, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Cook have spent few days
at Asbury Park.
Quotations from H. Zabriskie:
Red onions, 81 so to 81 rs; white, So to so;
yellow, 81 so; potatoes, 81 so to 81 10; pears.
81 10 to 81 %; apples, 75c to 81 30.
The Pequot drum corps has been re-or-
ganized with membership of II and
meets for practice, Monday and Thurs
day evenings at Mrs Alvord's barn. The
leader is Charles Perry.
A $40 bill, lost, Monday, by Newsboy
Willie F. Smith. was found and returned
by Allie Perry.
G. 3. Bunnell has put up number of
signs about the town.
A canvasser from Price, Lee & Adkins,
New Haven directory publishers, has been
here, trying to work up a directory of
Fairfield and adjoining towns.
Many of the committees failed to send
reports, as directed by law. Only seven
out of IA districts have reported so far.
The committees, by their neglect, make
a great deal of extra work for those who
have to report to the State Board of Edu-
cation.
Robert Thorne of New York city has
been guest of Mrs Zalmon Wakeman.
The monthly cake sale of the S..V. |.
A. will be held in Washington hall, Sat-
urday, September 5, at m.
Rev and Mrs Caskey of Dresden. Ger
many, have been in town for few days.
Attorney George Beers returned to
Tennessee, Monday.
A. o. Jennings treated a large party to
a sail in the Nereid, Saturday. The day
was cool, with fine sailing breeze, which
added much to the pleasure of all.
Mr. and Mrs o. L. Sherwood have gone
to Moosehead lake, Maine. They expect
to be away for several weeks.
Helen p, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles F. Buckley, died, Sunday
morning. The funeral was held, Tues
day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Buckley
have the sympathy of a large circle of
friends.
The following are the different organ
izations for school districts for the COM
ing year:
SoUTHPoRT-Committee, w. <. Purdy, NJ
Mitchell, Felix Heaney; clerk, George FL
wood; treasurer, Edward Hawkins; amount
recommended by the school board to be ap-
propriated by the term at the annual
meeting, $3.50; teachers, principal A. NJ.
Oakley, intermediate Miss Margaret Kaelie;
primary, Miss Kate Henshaw.
MIDDLE-C Committee, II. Herbert Knapp;
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b. Glover; appropriation, $1400; teachers,
Principal William Smith, primary Miss Eva
F. Otstot
MILL PLAIN-Committee and treasurer,
Horace Jennings; appropriation, 1880;
teachers, William Ill. Everett, primary Miss
Annie Jennings.
NoRTH-Committee and treasurer, Nelson T.
Hall clerk Frank S. Seeley; appropriation,
RI
BANKS NoRTH-Committee and treasurer,
John Nichols; clerk, Frank S. Sherwood;
appropriation, $500; teacher, Miss Ada B.
Burr.
BANKS soUTH-Committee and treasurer,
Franklin Banks; appropriation, $500; teach
er, Miss Jennie Fayerweather.
BURR's-Committee and treasurer, Rufus b.
jennings clerk, William T. Buckley; ap-
preparation, 800; teacher, Miss Sarah Hop
kins.
JENNINGS WooDs-Committee and treasurer,
Frank L. Rodgers; clerk, John e. Osborn;
appropriation, $3.50; teacher, Miss Amelia
Feibel.
STRATFIELD-C ommittee and treasurer, 1. b.
Wilson; clerk, Walter Cornell; appropria-
ton, $500; teacher, Frank S. Seeley.
Observation-Disclosures and treasurer, James
dppTOpTldtlOHs SooU5 teacHeFs
Miss Hattie Jennings.
GREENFIELD HILL-Committee and treasurer,
Simeon Pease; clerk, William Bradley; APP
preparation, s1O50; teachers, Charles Par.
ker, Miss Maria Wakeman.
BULKLEY's-Committee and treasurer, John
w. Morehouse, appropriation, $3.50; teach
er, Miss Emma ID Osborn.
HoYDEN's HILL--Committee and tire asurer,
John c. Lobdell; clerk, Alva Jennings; APP
preparation, $3.50; teacher. Miss Emma