The Newtown bee., 1891-06-12
Greens Farms creamery. It finds ready sale in adjoining cities and villages.
HUNTINGTON.

report splendid time. Miss Bennett was the recipient of pretty tokens from her pupils. A happy faculty of this teacher is her ability to interest and in- struct the little ones, by no means easy task.
 Mrs James Bradley of Shelton spent Sunday with Miss Lillian Brown son.
 The floral decorations at St Paul's, Sunday, were unusually fine and required time and skill in their arrangement.
 Miss Nellie Smith has a handsome pug.
 Arthur Laborie rides safety
 Ephraim B. Laborie has Charles Brownson's high wheel.
 Edgar A. Baldwin reports trip to the joint shop on his Columbia in eight mn- utes.
 Eldridge Bailey may be called an ex- pert in mounting his wheel.
 Rev Mir Chamberlin took Mir Parks's place, Sunday.
 S. w. Linsdley is lay reading in Trini- ty, Northfield.
 Nehemiah D. Clark of Milford was in town, Monday, examining the windows of St Paul's, with view to getting new windows for the Congregational edifice in Milford.
 The fair books are out.
 Frank Northrop is moving his barn to the new foundation back of his house, where he will have underground room. Owing to the telegraph wires, it was i'm possible to move the barn entire. w. H. Thompson and F. B. Laborie are work ing on the job.
 David N. Lane has received a hand some testimonial in token of his gift to Bridgeport hospital.
 Rev Mir Chamberlin, a retired Metho- dist minister residing in this place, preached an able and interesting sermon in the Congregational church, last Sun day morning, Rev Mir Park being out of town.
 Children's day is to be observed, next Sunday. by special services of the Sunday school, commencing at 12 30.
 Frank Northrop, E. J. Buckingham and the stage driver are all making re- pairs on their barns.
 D. H. Chatfield is entertaining friends from Canada at Bonnibrook.
 Mrs F. N. Potter and daughter are away on a visit to Lake Waramaug.
 William s. Hooper has finished paint ing the house of D. N. Morgan and is now working on the barn. The house presents a neat appearance.
 The Center school closed, last Friday, with picnic in grove near the schoo house; fine time was enjoyed.
 The district division, Sons of Temper ance, held all interesting meeting, Tues day, 2d, in the Town hall, Huntington. The meeting in the afternoon was opened about 3 p m and business pertaining to the order discussed. There were remarks and a reading by NJ. s. Williams of An sonia, duet by Mrs Lewis Thompson and Miss Nellie Smith of Huntington, re- ic by Mir Bartlett of Huntingdon, recita- tion by Julius Pierson, song by NJ. s. Williams, remarks by Mrs Emeline AL len. Miss Jessie Smith was requested to sing ''No light in the window'' and ''The Old Sunday Dinner,'' which were pleas ingly rendered. A committee was ap- pointed to see about a picnic in the near future. After short recess. quartet by Mrs Thompson, Miss Nellie Smith, Julius Pierson and Thomas Quick was finely rendered. The exercises closed with a song by Miss Nellie Smith, ''No sir, Mo-" The oldest W. P. and the youngest in the State were present. The hall was tastefully decorated with flow CTS in bouquets, potted plants and floral designs. The table was bountifully spread with good things and a lovely bouquet of lilies. It was pronounced the incest of all the district meetings and day long to be remembered. Miss Jen- nie Parker and mother entertained MT and Mrs A. M. Kendrick and the district W. F., MT Strong and his wife.
 Mrs s. B. Beardsley closed her school in Booths Hill, last Friday, after having taught a successful term. Whole num- Der of scholars during the term, II; av- craze attendance, 12. The district hope to procure her services for another term
 Mrs Lewis J. Shelton visits in Oxford
 Sewing society at Mrs David Wheel er's, this week Wednesday,.
 Miss Lillie Brownson entertains friends from Shelton.
 MT and Mrs Frank Edwards of Bridge port were Sunday guests at Mrs Leander Wheeler's.
 MT and Mrs K. J. Buckingham spent Sunday in Shelton with Mrs Gorham, who is again dangerously i'll.
 T. H. Wilson is having his barn re- paired.
 Mrs J. E. Palmer has had stone can ger as large as an orange removed from Ter left breast by Dr Fitch of Bridgeport. The Lawn cemetery association will give strawberry festival at Wheeler's 1all on the 17th to raise funds for an ron fence for the cemetery front.