The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-30
SOUTHPORT.

hall, Monday. e. =
se5at~ s SOUTHPORT. .,...59
Mrs l.. F. Sherwood has entertained
Miss Emma Goodsell of Hopewell.
- Claadius iB. Hail and wife of Racine,
WIS, haNevisited friends here u, 'a6ss.
i. Born, ;1et 10TH daughter to James Kelly !;
2lst, daughter to Christopher .seully. :.
Mrs Charles, Buckley has entertained
sRely Frederick Hyde and wife Of >, Port
stchessser's etA.ata', a.e,..t s,is a,, asto ..sr
ais. ID. p Williams and wife, Mrs Graz
peau and daughter board with Mrs j. +.
sJennings.s''' i't'.s," 'f'"dsaf.-' 'i' ts''8 ~
w b. Keefer and wife started, Monday,
on a. pleasure trip which will include
Baltimore, Washington and the South,
expecting to be gone for two weeks. Mr.
eKeelef, auditor of'freight receipts onthe
Housatonic system, is taking his vacat-
ion. "r'r'f
t'<Northrop' Brothers are to strip the
Round Hill residence of Frederick Stur-
ges and put, on new roof and new. siding,
with new window frames and interior
improvements.
II. A. Lyman's house was raised, Mon
day. ,.,..,.... .,,....... ...,~.. 5..ue
&c. NJ. Gilman is to have a 'lennery and
storehouse built by Northrop Brothers.
B. Buikle:yy, mas been n. turning out
1000 gallons of cider a day and can press
$500 gallons on pinch. His is horse
power engine runs the Crater .25O0 revo-
lutions to the minute, grinding q barrels
of apples in@seven' minutes His four
screw Boomer Boseifart press, made in
Syracuse, makes II DRESSINGS in 10 hours,
six casks to the pressing III a7, ...I
a B:F. Buckley staked out the ground,
Monday, for the new house for his moth
err, Mrs Francis Buckley, on the lot west
of his own. James Burns of Bridgeport
has the contract for the house, .u, ,3t
-, Mr. and Mrs L. F. Sherwood were in
shelton,' Sunday, guests of Horace and
WIS. Wheeler Mrs Sherwood's broth
ers ii"'t "a, f,r, .Nn's 4 '.-jB &c." t'G
A; Q. Jennings entertained friends,
Sunday, q, ..}, ,.............., ,.;....,
: Mrs Watkins and daughter have visit
ed CaptaE.fM. Buckley '>.-'' .s' ia
Mr. ana Mrs Tieffestahl sailed, Tues
7ssGa q .
day, on their return to Europe by the
Brennan line.
.; M. Woodward had every furnace in
hisistore sold5 Monday He has put in
an Ericsson hot air pumping engine for
G. c.. Chambers, has put up 600 feet of
gutter pipe at the Sooysmith mansion,
where Spicer Brothers have the gas pip
ing and plumbing and, Monday, put in a
furnace for Thomas Perry of Greenfield
Hill. *'''''' ''''' ''.' ''''
.. Remember the, dance. of the Pequot
drum corps at Washington hall, Thurs
day evening, November 5. IT. ,s;f .. -.
"A: w. Taylor has bargafned for third
interest in the thriving business of C. O:
OOllih ~ Wa "ICiC lhNCuboIy HAS DCCh
in progress: He expects to build a home
here, as soon as he can secure suitable
lot and put an end to'his 'Greeh's Farms
daily trips. "" '> " ''''''''' @''''''' -
Mrs james Darling has been ill for
some time, but is reported on the gain.
Elijah Gray, gave. the Methodists a
pleasant surprise, appearing among the,
w9rshippers, Sunday morning. He was.
enthusiastically received, as it. was his
first appearance in church since his, dam,
gerQus SICKNESS, I.,.tF i3:-, Gs...p,... .. 50 -
The sacrament of the Lord s Supper
will administered, next Sunday, and
several probationers will be received in
full membership in. the M; E.. church. ,
Rev b. A. Gilman and wife spent two
days with friends in Darien, the first of
the week. '''"' .'''Ii
Three devout laymen from Long Is
land are expected, next week, to assist
the pastor in revival work in" the NJ. e:
church. These are men whom the
churches, have learned to. love-, The
names Of these brethren are T., B.. Rem
sen, John McNiel and David Wheedenu
All are invited. A more definite an
nojuncement wflr be made later. ''''''
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J. Edgar Wells, whose Illness, has been.
mentioned, reported himself decidedly
IMPROVED, Monday morning. g." ''''~','''