The Newtown bee., 1891-05-08
GREENFIELD HILL.


 Maurice J. Gull has new OK cart, built by Wheeler Bros. of Easton.
 Miss Alice Lawless has visited at Bris- tol, k. l.
 Mrs Sally Hubbell is spending week with her daughter, Mrs Parrack Of East on.
 Mir and Mrs Frank s. Banks have re- turned.
 All the personal property belonging to the estate of the late Mrs Sophia Bulk ley will be sold at auction, Saturday, 9th, at pm. The list of articles includes a quantity of ancient China and other an- tique goods. Henry R. Bull1ley is ad- ministrator on the estate.
 Mrs Campbell has visited her daugh- ter, Mrs Fulton of New York.
 Franklin Smith of Bridgeport has visit ed Greenfield.
 F. Bradley Banks attended the funeral of his brother, Samuel Banks of New town, Saturday. $. w. Banks was na- tive of Greenfield and is well known by many of the older residents.
 Horace Burr has sold pair of fat cat tie to R. R.Hermann of Bridgeport.
 H. k. Elwood, Jr, is on the road with his meat wagon five days week; all save Friday.
 Rev Dr Plumley led the meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E., Friday night. It was con- secration meeting and the preparatory lecture was also delivered. There were three to be admitted to the church, Miss Ada, daughter of Sherwood Banks, on profession and Mrs George Banks and Miss Hattie Johns by letter; the former from Westport and the latter from Har- 1em.
 The fine Jerseys taken by William Dal- ling to the sale at the American Institute buildings, New York, were sold quickly at good prices. A thoroughbred Jersey bull has also been sold to the Wander bilts.
 The marriage of Miss Grace, daughter of Clark Nichols of Deerfield, to Minott Smith, occurred, last week Thursday, at the Methodist parsonage, Rev Mir Duin- kerke performing the ceremony. The groom is in the employ of J. W. Shanley & Co.,, the lumbermen of West End, Bridgeport, and MT and Mrs Smith eX- pect to make their home in the Adiron- dacks.
 Miss Agnes Murray has spent few days at her home here.
 Miss Clara Disbrow is home.
 Miss Murray has lost another of her large dogs.
 William Raymond, who has been sick with pneumonia, is better.
 Mrs Beaudry of New York is with the family of William Dalling.
 Born, last week, daughter to Mir and Mrs Emmanuel Blasiet.
 MT and Mrs John Larry of Bridgeport, Miss Larry, MT and Mrs Simpson have visited MT and Mrs William Dalling.
 The poultry department at Verna farm is under the personal supervision of w.. A. Dalling, a poultryman of experience who is securing the best results from the great flocks of Plymouth Rock and other fowls. There are about 700 eggs set, in- cluding 200 in one of the two new Prair- ie State incubators of the latest pattern, which were bought this season. A num- Der of strong, active chicks are running about the poultry yards and the number will be added to until there are 1000 or more, all of the purest blood. Besides the Plymouth Rock fowls, there are to be Indian Game fowls and no small repre- sentation of ducks.
 Papers have been served in a suit brought by Miles Howell against George Skeen and wife for defamation of char actcr and the case will be heard before Justice Brothwell at the Town hall Fair field, Saturday, 9th, at 10 Ill.