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SOUTH BRITAIN.

d. M. Mitchell, wife and daughter are
at Ocean Grove.
Leverett Judd of Bethlehem, Mrs Ellis
and daughter Miss Carrie of New Bed
ford and her son Arthur of Fall River,
Mass, have visited Mrs Titus Pierce
Mrs Arthur Monson is sick; DR. Cooley
attends.
Mrs Knapp and daughter have been
guests of Mrs M. S. Clark.
Mrs Gladding and two children of New
Haven are with her sister, Miss Hattie
Bradley.
r. S. Human of Stevenson spent Sun
day with S. P. Averill.
w. Ii. Sommers and family were with
her mother, Mrs S. Curtis, Sunday.
A recitation is to be given by Miss
Reynolds in Good Templars' hall, Mon
day evening, 24th.
A vote taken in the Congregational
church, Sunday, to have new singing
books for the church. Half the proceeds
of the entertainment to be given next
Monday evening are to go toward pur-
chasing the new books.
Miss Mary Tower is gnest of her cous-
in. Mrs G. /. Mitchell.
John Pierce & Son are building large
wagon shed.
w. L. Mitchell has been West buying
hay and grain.
Ira Bradley has new housekeeper.
Mr. Murphy is to teach the select
school; Miss Lottie Curtis will teach in
the Center and Mrs George Stoddard in
the Hollow.
Eunice Platt is spending the week
with her aunt in Hartford.
FL. 2. Mitchell and family, Frank
Averill and w. Fl. Wakelee have returned
from the shore, where they have been
for week.
Amos Mitchell spent Sunday with his
uncle, S. ?. Averill.
Mrs George Beers, A. L. Nettleton and
Norman Beers visited A. N. Platt, last
week.
Mrs G. A. Hoyt and daughter visited
New Milford friends, last week.
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WESTPORT.

Charles Jennings is getting out frame
for barn 20x40 and is proud as he rests
from his labor to behold nine-pound
son, late arrival.
Royal w. Raymond has been at Old
Orchard Beach.
Miss M. Brown, a Bridgeport stenog-
rapher, visits her uncle, Dewitt Bradley.
The funeral of Mrs Beers, who died at
the residence of w. E. Albin, Monday
morning, took place on Wednesday.
Burial in Weston.
Miss Sadie Burns of Bridgeport visits
Miss Sadie Campbell.
DIR and Mrs David Marvin of New
York have visited William 81. Marvin.
Mr. and Mrs George Renoude of Brook
Ign, N. T., have been at Theodore Keel
er's.
Isaac James and family have moved to
Cross Highway.
Mrs Phelps of Bridgeport has visited
Mrs Hezekiah Lyon.
The tennis club intend holding an en-
tertainment, some time in the near
future.
Compo Engine co. will picnic ut Mrs
Pages grove, Labor Day.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-08-21
WHITE HILLS.

Gordon DANES lost bright son Is
years of age, last week, with typhoid fe-
yer; interment in Lower cemetery.
Mrs Alfred johnson and Miss Eva Wis
it friends here for few days.
viii Jones and family, w. C. Hubbell
and family and Mrs johnson and daugh-
ter spent Wednesday at the shore.
Mrs William Meeker and son Harold of
New Haven have visited at Breezy Lawn.
Fred Shelton is home from Coatesville
for two weeks.
Mrs Bennett French visits in New Ha-
ven.
Mrs Jessie Gerard arrived home, Tues
day.
The young son of Samuel Leroy is
slowly improving. The family are rus
ticating at Sound View.
w. w. Wheeler will start, next week,
on his western trip. Mrs Wheeler's Sis
ter, Miss Harris, is to stay with her dur
ing his absence.
George Botsford and wife left for their
home, Monday morning.
There was goodly attendance at the
school house meeting, Sunday. Mr.
Parks discourse was exceedingly good.
The Transcript announces the marriage
of Hobart Hubbell, the popular young
White Hills milkman and Miss Ada Sax
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Baxter of Coram avenue, Shelton, to take
place early in September.
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STEPNEY.

Mrs Nettie Broderick and family of
Bridgeport have visited Eli Leavenworth.
Mrs Clingan visits her son in Winsted.
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools, in company with other neigh
boring schools, picniced at Parlor Rock,
Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Milton and Miss Linda
Thorpe of Bridgeport are at the old home
in the village.
John Burritt is making improvements
on his dwelling.
Misses Elite and Carrie May Hull and
Bessie Hayes have visited in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Coulter of Bridgeport are
guests of Eslie Dunning at the E. B.
Wheeler place.
Misses Nellie and Carrie Frederick of
Brooklyn are here and in Hattertown.
Granville Dunning and wife of Bridge
port have been guests of Leroy Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs Glover of White Hills have
been with Burr Hawley.
Mrs William Judson and children of
Bethlehem are guests of Zalmon Purdy.
Mrs Christopher Wilson and family of
Ansonia have been guests of Miss Annie
Seeley.
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Rev F. p. Waters of New Haven will
occupy the Congregational pulpit, next
Sunday, 23d.
The Congregational ladies' aid society
will give lawn party at the residence of
A. Sinclair, Tuesday, 25th. Lots of good
music, both vocal and instrumental and
a general good time is promised all who
attend.
George Wheeler, who has been spend
ing part of the Summer here with his
brother Albert, has returned to his home
in Denver, Col.
A party of II from Monroe spent We'd
nesday and Thursday of last week at Mil
ford point.
Mr. and Mrs e. B. Hyde of Brooklyn,
N. Y, visit Mrs Hyde's parents.
Misses Lillian and Jessie Wheeler have
returned from their visit at Norwich and
bring their cousin, Miss Julie III. Hoff-
man, with them.
DR. E. M. Beardsley has had his faith
full old horse Dick shot, in order that it
might not pass its last days in suffering.
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Ed Wakeman is painting Il. Ryan's
new barn and his CHEEKY voice and
sallies of wit are nightly heard in
Whitehead's store.
Arthur Sherwood, Emory Sanford and
Ebert Sanford started for Canfield's
island, Monday, for weeks camping
out. They were joined at Westport by
Elmer Joyce of Stepney.
The man who bargained for the
Thomas Sanford place having backed
out, the property is again in the market.
If not sold at private sale, it will be put
up at auction.
Miss Emily Hill is at Pine Grove camp
meeting.
The creamery of the Gorham brothers
is completed and they expect to begin
operations, this week. They have the
promise of milk from Newtown.
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GREEN'S FARMS.

Lille, 8 months daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Reinotein, died, Monday afternoon,
and was buried, Rev II. Davies officiat-
ing, Tuesday. The cause of death was
commissions.
The regular weekly prayer meeting is
to be held, this week, on Friday evening,
Z 45 m, at F. II. Bedford's. Subject,
IA consecrated family The pruden-
tial committee meets at the same time.
1t is expected that Mr. and Mrs Relyea
of Washington, d. c., will soon occupy
the place now in the possession of Mr.
Smith. They expect to spend month
ed by Rev B. j. Relyea and daughter,
now at Long Ridge.
Mr. Davies preached, Sunday morning,
in behalf of the work of the American
Missionary Association from the words,
"Other sheep l have which are not of this
fold, them also must bring; they shall
hear my voice; and there shall be one
flock and one shepherd" There was
large congregation present.
The ever ready and pushing George
Bunnell was busily engaged, Monday
morning, putting up two large tents for
the purposes of the fair which is to be
held on Wednesday and Thursday. One
is to be utilized for the new and original
entertainments prepared by the young
people; the other is for the supper.
Mrs Charles Mills, who was seriously
sick, last week, is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs Cuthbert of Brooklyn are
with Mrs Charles Mills.
Mrs Bunnell and daughter are spending
the week in Ridgefield at the family re-
union.
Miss Lucy Elwood is sick with severe
attack of neuralgia.
Mr. Howe of New York City spent Sun
day with Mr..and Mrs ALT Bedford, who
are spending the Summer at Mrs T. B.
Wakeman's.
Alfred Wakeman is expected home
about the middle of September from Ger
many. He has secured position at the
Sheffield Scientific school at New Haven
and will commence his duties with the
opening of the college year.
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officiated at st. Paul's church, Hunting
ton, having morning prayer and sermon
there, with Holy Communion and the
sacrament of baptism. Driving across
the hills from Huntington, he held his
customary afternoon service with sermon
at Christ church, Redding Ridge and re
turned to Lyons Plain to assist in the
service at Emmanuel church at BOP m.
There is every evidence of lively and
wholesome growth in the church here.
During Mr. Hamilton's rectorship, the in
terror of the church edifice has been beau
tifully adorned and new chancel furni-
ture, handsome brass lamps and new
cushions have been added. 1t is no won
der that the parish prospers under the
administration of so energetic man.
Visitor.
Mrs T. W. Treadwell entertained Sc
lect company, Friday evening, in honor
of her friend, Miss Vains of Brooklyn.
Frederick F. Johnson, who has charge
of the church in Huntington, preached,
last Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Ada B. Burr of Greenfield has
been with Miss Jessie Kellogg.
Rev and Mrs Watkins of Norwalk have
been at the rectory. -@
A. B. Sherwood visits Block Island,
this week.
Mrs James johnson and Mrs j. Reid
of Redding Ridge have been guests of
Miss V. II. Fanton.
Mr. and Mrs D. A. Salmon of Westport
are with Mrs B. A. Salmon.
Mr. and Mrs l.. r. Hoyt have gone to
Patchogue, L. l.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Wakeman have been
with Charles Johnson.
viii Northrop of Newtown was guest
at the rectory, Sunday.
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MONROE.

Dwight Sharp has returned from va
cation in New Haven.
Look for list of those who have not
paid their tax or taxes, in issue of BEE,
August 2S.
MIR and Mrs Van Nance and three
children Of Mt Vernon, N. Y, are at b.
S. Hurd's.
Mrs Albrecht and Mrs Simpson with
their children of Brooklyn are at George
Phippeny's.
Young Mr. Carpenter Of Chicago visits
Daniel A. Nichols.
Rev William A. Beardsley has visited
his father, Agur Beardsley and sister, Mrs
David A. Nichols.
St.Peter's is unusually well filed every
Sunday and Mr. Goldsborough gives us
fine sermons.
Ten-cent supper at Rev A. Goldsbor-
ough's, Thursday evening, Goth.
Ruth Beardsley Of Shelton is at DIR E.
M. Beardsley's.
Misses Bessie and Sallie Talbot, M. M.
Mahoney, w. u. Tins and Dottie Big
ley are at Sinclair's.
Members Of the Grange and their
friends to about the number Of so met
with w. "a. s. Albert Wheeler, Wednes-
day evening and spent the evening very
pleasantly.
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SOUTHPORT.

Mrs George B. Bunnell is very ill at
her New Haven home.
DIR r. II. Wells of New York city is
visiting Mrs Benjamin Pomeroy.
Rev DIR Guilbert was in town for few
hours on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Vandercook of Cleveland,
Ohio, have been guests of Mrs l.. A. Cur
tbs.
DR. Farquhar Curtis of New York was
in the harbor in his canoe, Saturday and
Sunday.
There are rumors of wedding to take
place in the Fall.
Many of the wells in town are dry and
water has to be carted in some eases.
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Curtis and Mr. and
Mrs L. b. Curtis have left for trip in
the Adirondacks.
1t is expected that the four-tracking
of the Consolidated road between South
Norwalk and Bridgeport will be COM
pleted by November l.
Miss Averill of Danbury is visiting Mrs
o. II. Perry.
Mr. and Mrs Simon C. Sherwood and
family are sojourning in Maine.
G. B. Bunnell has entirely refitted his
opera house in Bridgeport. New seats
have been put in, which are equal to any
in the State and the theatre has been rem
ovated. The grand opening will be on
August 20.
The vestry of Trinity church held a
meeting in the chapel, Wednesday even
ing, August 10. A. o. Jennings was
elected chairman in the absence of Rev
DR. Guilbert.
The Sunday schools of the Congrega-
tional churches of Southport and Fair
field picniced at High Rock, Thursday.
About 300 attended. The train left here
at s 40 m and returned at 80 p m. All
expressed themselves as having enjoyed
the day.
Rev DR. Oliver of Kearney, Neb., was
in town, Wednesday.
Miss Helen Cults of Middletown, Conn.,,
is guest of Mrs Waterman.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs Charles
W. Wells has been very i'll, but is i'm
proving.
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TRuMRuLI..

Miss Mary o., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs David Ell. Williams. while playing
recently, unfortunately stepped upon a
nail which penetrated her foot. Although
the wound was painful, she has the best
of care and in short time will be able
to be about as usual.
Mrs l.. A. Coan of Broekport, N. Y, is
guest of Mrs Arthur E. Plumb.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hoffman of Jersey
City are guests of G.. F. Plumb.
#. w. Weed has been appointed by the
Connecticut Bible society to visit the town
of Trumbull. 1t will be his duty to obtain
religious statistics, to distribute Bibles
where necessary and to assist pastors
of the various churches in their work by
personal visitation among the people. The
town has not been visited in many years
and the results of this visit cannot fail to
be interesting and beneficial to all. Mr.
Weed has spent considerable time with
Mr. Moody in Mortified in study and
practice of Christian work.
There has been some slight change for
the better in the case of Clifford Nichols.
Hopes are entertained of his complete re-
covery.
w. o. Beach of Daniels Farm has been
very sick with quinsy; he is improving
Leonard Hawley has been suffering
from very painful arm.
William S. Wheeler has been making
many improvements on and about his
premises.
Congregational Sunday school picnic al
Parlor Rock, this week Wednesday.
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NICHOLS.

Miss Inez French has visited friends in
Long Hill.
MrsCharlesB. Nichols observation-disclosures
from out of town.
Mrs M. A. Nichols and Howard Curtis
are having fences painted.
Mrs Grammar of Shelton and Mrs Os-
born of Bridgeport visit their mother, Mrs
Smedley.
Mrs M. A. Nichols gave lawn party
to her Sunday school class, August 13.
Elliott Latin and wife of Long Hill
have been spending few days wthBeach
Latin.
A small party went to the beach, Fri
day.
Mrs Beach Shelton is slowly recover
ing from severe Hines.
E. S. Fairchild is having a road built
around his mill.
Frank Perry has been with his parents.
Mrs Walter Nichols and Miss Frances
Nichols of Bridgeport spent Sunday with
relatives.
Misses Florence M. Nichols and Jessie
Cook visit Miss Edith Turney in Long
Hill.
John Nichols had horse stolen from
the corner of Middle and Wall streets,
Bridgeport, on the evening of August p.
ing and returned to it's owner in the even
ing.
Up in the town of Trumbull, about
four miles from Bridgeport, ON the stage
road from Huntington to Bridgeport,
there is a little country village worthy
of notice, as it is in striking contrast to
New England villages in general. 1t is
a small farm village of about 400 inhab-
itants, contains a store and post office,
an Episcopal and Methodist church
and a hall. There are fine drives in al
most every direction. There is a hill
from which there is a fine view and from
which can be seen East Rock monument
and Long Island is distinctly seen on a
clear day. 1t is less than an hours drive
to the city of Bridgeport and not much
further to shore anywhere from Bridge
port to Milford. The beauty of the seem
cry and the fine country air make it a
very desirable place for those seeking a
country vacation.-E Register.
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SPORT HILL,

Eber Gould has been quite sick, but is
out again.
Mrs Duinkerke has entertained her SIS
ter from Brooklyn; also Mrs Meyers and
sons from Long Island.
Guests of B. T. Beers: Mr. and Mrs l..
Beers of Danbury, Mr. and Mrs o. Wild
man of Danbury, Louis Crane of New
Britain.
Lees Chapel Sunday school picniced
at Parlor Rock, Wednesday.
the young people have been invited to
give the Dairy Maids Drill at Long Hill.
About % friends gathered at the home
of Mrs B. L. Beers, Tuesday, to cele-
brate her birthday. Notwithstanding
the heat, an enjoyable time was spent by
all.
Mrs A. Marsh is quite sick.
Rev Mr. Nickerson has returned from
Bath Beach.
Mrs Hoyt is with Mrs Nelson Smith.
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SOUTHPORT.

The selectmen are having the roads in
this vicinity worked in good shape.
Mrs Janet Lewis is failing gradually.
She has been confined to her bed for II
weeks at the house of Austin Hine.
Several from this place attended the
temperance picnic at Quassapaug, Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs C. P. Cook and Mr. and
Mrs N. G. Wakelee of Union City spent
Sunday with their parents in Kettletown.
Mr. and Mrs A. T. White spent Sunday
in Middlebury.
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LONG HILL.

Miss Katie Hurd has visited her sister,
Mrs f. p. Owen of Meriden.
Miss Lillian Hurd of Bridgeport is
guest of her grandmother, Mrs Harvey
Hnrd.
Miss Jennie Patchen has been caring
for her grandmother, Mrs Bradley Will
liams, four months alone.
Mrs Seymour Beardsley, who has been
very sick for nine weeks, we are glad to
learn, is on the road to recovery.
Eleven Sunday schools made merry at
Parlor Rock, Wednesday, the six Trum-
bull schools, the Flat Rock NJ. e. school,
the Baptist and M. E. schools of Stepney
and the schools at Hattertown and Hunt
ingtown.
Mary J., wife of Royal Jennings, died,
Sunday, 65 years old. She has suffered
from nervous prostration for Is years.
The funeral was held from Grace church,
Tuesday, with interment at Cutters
Farm. She leaves three sons, one Of
them Charles n, the cigar maker. Mrs
Jennings was Miss Prindle Of Newtown
before her marriage.
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REDDING.

The funeral services of Mrs Jennings
were held at her late residence, last week
Thursday afternoon. Rev III. L. Slack
of Bethel and Rev d. Taylor took part
The interment was in the cemetery adj
joining the parsonage and took place the
previous afternoon. The house was I'M
able to contain those in attendance.
The Sunday school of Christ church,
in company with that of Lyons Plain,
picniced on the beach at Compo, last
week Thursday. There was quite a
throng that day, some estimating the
number at 200.
Il. Green has new meat cart resplen-
dent with gilt lettering and fresh paint.
The span of horses belonging to Patrick
Mcdonald, recently bought of Cook,
have gone to Mantle to be used in the
service of the governor and staff. Their
fine appearance render them fit for a
military review.
The ball game, Saturday, on the
grounds of the Alerts resulted disas-
trously to that club, the Easton boys
beating them % to 5. 1t must be said,
however, in excuse for the Alerts that
four of their best men were absent.
No services at the Congregational
church, Sunday. A large majority of
its usual attendants were present at the
Methodist church, filling the house and
forming congregation unusual in its
size for Redding. Rev DR. E. Miller OF
Iowa preached an admirable sermon.
Rev d. Taylor and family started for
Chautauqua and other places, Monday.
They will be gone three weeks. There
will be the usual services, next Sunday,
but, the Sunday after, the church will be
closed.
An OK belonging to w. III. Burr has
been badly gored by M. Fl. Platt's bull.
J. Smith Of Rhode Island is visiting
his aunt, Mrs p. Mcdonald; also j. Col
gan's family of Bridgeport.
One day last week, a COW belonging
to +. Ryan got mired near the place
where j. e. Miller lost steer, some
time ago. Only her head and horns
we've visible. Under the suprintendence
of Ed Wakeman, the animal was rescued
from it's dangerous position not much
the worse for the O0zy bath.
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EASTON.

Mrs David Reynolds spends a week
with friends in Danbury.
Miss Lille Standish of Bridgeport is
visiting her grandfather, David Rey-
nolds.
Mr. and Mrs William Beard of Bethel
visit William Sherman.
Rev A. p. Miller, b. D., pastor of the
Dixwell avenue Congregational church,
New Haven, is expected to deliver lee
ture in the Congregational church, Sun
day evening, Both, Experiences of a
Missionary in Africa Admission free.
1t is hoped that many will improve the
opportunity of hearing our colored broth
er.
Mrs Piera Freeborn is engaged to
teach school at Wilson street.
Mrs Charles Wilcox is to be in town,
next Sunday.
Misses Lulu and Tony Jacobs have a
new upright Keller piano.
Mrs Carrie Sanford and daughter of
Newburg are spending a week with East
on relatives.
Mrs John Bennett and daughter of
Bridgeport visit Mrs Henry Osborne.
Edward Sherman is out of town on a
wcvk's vavaUlvu.
Rev ID. j. Ogden spends short time
at Indian Neck with New Haven friends.
Miss Elosia Selleck has returned from
a two-weeks' visit in Woodbury. and
Berkshire.
Charles Robertson and family visit l..
III. Edwards.
Frederick Theissen entertans friend
from New York.
Miss Georgia Knapp has her carriage
newly painted, Fancher Bros. of Weston
doing the work.
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SHELTON.

Hon A. w. Paige was in town, Tues
day and intends to bring his father, who
is better, here in a few days, hoping
that the change will prove beneficial.
Reports from Stanley Warner are that
he is improving in health.
B. S. Hall of A. /. Hubbard & Co. is
attending the camp meeting at Plain
vile.
Miss Susie Norcross is with Bridgeport
friends.
Col S. G. Brakeman attended the fun
eral of Commander Harvey of Merriam
post at Meriden.
ErVa G. Hurd has a new wagon.
TT. Chadeayne and family are at
Plainville.
Henry Clarke, an employe Of Wright
Bros, was recently severely bitten by
horse formerly owned by Perry Bros,
while attempting to clean the animal.
Mrs Frank Plat is spending a few
days in Milford.
Henry Kicker has started for Califor-
mia on a business trip.
Ellen Bently, aged II years, died of
diphtheria at the residence of her father,
George Bently, Sunday.
Mrs Lorana Gorham died at her late
home on Hill street, Sunday. She was
81 years of age and woman highly es-
teemed in the community. Her death
was caused by brain fever. She leaves
two children, Frederick and Annie. The
interment was at Huntington center and
the funeral services were conducted by
Rev G. Fl. Buck, rector of st James, Biz
mingham.
S. o. DwineIl, Thomas Finn, Andrew
Dean, Charles Goodman and L. V. B.
Hubbard and wife intend to visit Gettys-
burg and other southern localities with
the excursionists who are booked to
leave, September II.
Echo Hose will 60 ON their annual ex-
cursion, August Is. They will be pleas
ed to have all their friends go with them
on the Naugatuck train from Derby at
6 50 m, thence to Bridgeport, thence
by steamer Rosedale to Belden's Point,
giving long time at the Point.
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ASPETUCK.

Miss Lillian Merwin has a new carri-
age.
ID. B. Gould has bought Mrs d. o.
Banks carriage.
Cider making has commenced at Mer-
wins mill.
Patrick Kelly's horse has been quite
lame; supposed to have been bitten by
snake.
Burton Merwin has built an addition
to his store to keep larger supply of
groceries.
Lyman Sherwood and grandson Cliff
ford of South East, n. Y, have visited
here.
NJ. A. Wakeman has lost number of
chickens, ducks and turkeys; supposed
to be the work of some wild animal.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

The work on John Brennan's new house
is progressing. The cellar is dug and
stoned and he expects to be ready for the
joiners soon.
Mr. and Mrs John Brennan spent Sum-
day in Oakville.
F. FL. Gray started for Iowa, Saturday.
Miss Martha J. Stowe returned home,
last week.
George Smith has been appointed COM
mittee of Hull's Hill district by the Ok
ford board of education
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DIAMOND HILL, REDDING.

Wallace Banks of Bethel visits his
grandfather, n. J. Sherwood.
Mrs E. Il. Field has been quite sick
with pleurisy.
The church was closed again, last Sum
day.
A small party from here are camping
at Cedar Point.