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NICHOLS.

Lawyer r G.. Amber started, Satur-
day, on the ocean voyage in the direct
ion of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
The steamer touches at different points
of interest along the coasts, Halifax and
st. Johns, giving the passengers an OPP
portunity of spending a day or two in
each place. Mr. Amber is expected to
return abont August 1.
A. S. C. Cook has returned from Ver-
mont. lie reports pleasant trip.
Elliott Curtis, Jr, of Bridgeport spent
few days with his father, last week.
James Durward has entertained his
brother and family of Bristol, Conn.
Miss Wildman has kindly consented to
act as organist at the Methodist church
for the Summer.
Rev Mr. Eagan is slowly regaining his
health.
Mr. Hemingway of Bridgeport is spend
ing few days with Howard Curtis.
John Mcdonald is the happy father of
another girl.
Stanley Nichols and friend from
Bridgeport started for Chicago, Tuesday
morning.
There will be a rehearsal at the Meth
odist church, Friday evening. All who
wish to sing in the choir are invited.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

Rev and Mrs G. w. Kelley entertain E.
Sanford's family from Knoxville; also
two young ladies from Brooklyn, n. Y.
Little Bessie Read is visiting her aunt,
Mrs j. A. S. Burr.
Miss Libbie Benedict has returned to
Bethel, after three weeks in Redding and
Easton.
Mrs William Gilbert and Miss Lille
from Newtown have been guests of
Wheeler Bassett.
Rev Aaron S. Hill of New Haven has
given $500 to purchase a free library for
the use of the Methodist church in Red
ding. This is not the first time that he
has bestowed his generous gifts upon his
native town. Some years ago, he gave
the Methodist church $4,000 for an en-
Hill academy by similar gift, making
more than $4,000 expended for the ben
eft of his native town.
Miss Helen S. Barnes gave a picnic
party for her young friends in Ryan's
grove, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Hurlbut of the Stamford High
school was guest of D. S. Sanford and
Miss j. Belle Sanford, Sunday.
An effort is made to obtain a resident
rector for Christ church. A paper has
been circulated and pledges to the
amount of $3.50 obtained. With the help
of the missionary society, sufficient
sum, it is hoped, will be obtained to sup
port clergyman. D. S. Sanford attend
ed the archdeaconry meeting at New
town, Tuesday, as delegate from the
church and to his able efforts in behalf
of this historic church much of the sue.
cess of the endeavor to obtain a resident
rector will be due.
Our farmers are well along with hay
ing and some are already through. All
complain of short crop.
Master Ames Merritt is with his grand
father, d. Sanford.
Charles Sweezy of Long Hill and his
father-n-law, Mr. Lawrence of Yonkers.
have been guests of George Sherman.
Mrs Bunce of Stratford, formerly Mrs
, Hanford Beers, has visited Reddins
: friends; also Mrs D. Johnson of Bridge
: port.
Patrick Green and sons are getting hay
for H. S. Osborne on the Gorham farm
A week ago Sunday night, thieves en-
tered the hennery of Patrick Green ant
: stole 100 chickens and full grown fowls
Though two dogs guarded the premises
no alarm was given and the burglar
made off with their booty.
: There will be union missionary sery
: ice at the Congregational church, Sunda,
, evening.
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EASTON.

Edison Hall of Bridgeport has been
sick with grip for week at his sisters,
Mrs Charles Blakeman's. DIR Hill at
tends him. Mrs Henry Lockwood cares
for him.
Revs Mr. Weeks and d. j. Ogden at
tended the ministers meeting at Stepney,
Monday afternoon. They had an enjoy
able meeting. The next meeting will not
be until September.
E. A. Hall has returned from a three
weeks visit at Cheshire with Mrs Valen-
tine, formerly Miss Frances Reynolds of
Easton.
Ii pleasant, Rev d. j. Ogden is to
preach at Lees chapel, next Sunday
morning; in the afternoon, at Center
street by exchange with Rev Mr. DUN
kerke.
George Gregory is to cut Mrs A. t.
Turney's grass, this week.
George Gregory, wife and family, with
Jesse Beers, visited Mrs A. II. Turney,
Sunday.
Miss Maud Silliman has taught school
No. l successfully and has been engaged
for another year.
Ell. E. Garfield, who recently graduated
from the Bridgeport business collge, has
a situation with the Loomer Corset Co
Willie Hanks is again at Mrs p. E
Knapp's.
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STRATFIELD.

p. D. Hall of New York is visiting his
nephew, B. B. Brothwell.
Lyman Ager, young man from Bos-
ton, Mass, while visiting his relatives
here, was taken with fit and died al
most Instantly, last week.
Farmers about here are nearly done
gathering hay.
James Screder is picking large crop
of raspberries. His land being low, the
damp weather has not injured them.
There are number of accidents from
handling moving machines, this year.
While the hot weather continues, we
welcome the jolly ice man, Simon Reit-
ter, at our doors.
1t is quite dry about here; wells and
streams are very low.
William Richards, working for Thomas
Jennings, was kicked by horse and in
jured so badly that he was taken to the
hospital in Bridgeport. ~~~
Mr. and Mrs Frank Brakeman of New
York have visited G. w. Wakeman and
James Fl. Seeley.
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SOUTHBURY.

Among the recent arrivals at Mrs Stiles
Belfields.are Mr. and Mrs Northrop and
child of New Haven and Miss Maud Steb-
bins of Holyoke, Mass.
Miss V. Wheeler of Seymour is guest of
Mrs Julia Johnson.
Charles Stone has returned from Tex
as, where he has been prospecting, with
a view of permanent location.
David Smith has fitted up Mrs Lewis's
shop and d. M. Mitchell will establish a
branch of his feed business there.
Miss Daisy Osborne has visited rela-
tives in East Hampton.
An Italian whom William Beecher of
Southbury refused food, Wednesday
morning, assaulted him, later in the fore
noon, at the South Britain blacksmith
shop, with a croquet mallet, injuring one
of Mr. Beecher's arms at the elbow. The
Italian said that he meant to kill Mr.
Beecher and he was soon arrested.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

AS shown by the annual reports, the
number of scholars in Center district,
during the school year just ended, was Ga
46 were enrolled at the Fall term, when
there was an attendance of "a; 81 in Win
ter, attendance 80; 20 Summer, attend
ance 20. The average of attendance was
decreased considerably by the universal,
though not well founded, fear of scar
letina epidemic. The school is equipped
with library containing 10S volumes, in
Guiding an unabridged dictionary; it has
81 wall maps, many of them bought dur
ing the past year; chart of the metric
system and reading chart. The value
of these has been placed at $50, but this
is very low estimate. The report of
Treasurer Frank S. Banks showed ex-
penses as follows: Principals salary,
$500; assistants salary, $1SS SO; janitor,
$50; sundries, $5S 20. An entertainment
given in the school house during the Win
ter netted $21 40, which, with $40 from
the State, made $3l 40 that was expend-
ed for maps and charts. The school is
in as satisfactory and fiourishing condi-
ton as any in town.
Mrs Sally Hubbell has entertained her
grandson, Charles Hubbell of New Y Ork.
Another instance of the savagery of
the wolfish dogs kept by Miss Murray
has come to light, though in this case the
dogs received no urging on. While Mrs
Hezekiah Banks was returning from
church, Sunday, 18th, she was set upon
by several of the dogs, her clothing torn
and she herself frightened terribly. She
had seen the dogs before they reached
her and had fastened to Mrs Blakeman's,
passing the gates and shutting out the
vicious brutes ere they could injure her.
Mrs Banks, who has passed the allotted
limit of three score years and ten, was
greatly Frustrated by fright.
Willis N. Parker of Mantle, a gentle.
man highly recommended by President
Dwight and Prof Phillips of Yale and by
many others, has been engaged by Com
mitteeman Simeon Pease to teach the
Center school on Greenfield Hill for the
next school year. Mr. Parker, who grad
uated from Yale college at the last com
mencement, possesses the qualities which
go to make up successful teacher, firm
ness, dignity, good government and the
ability to impart to pupils his own thor
ough understanding of the subjects stud
led. Miss A. M. Wakeman has been en-
gagged as assistant.
According to estimate, cherry tree OF
Joel Wiggins's land yielded over IS bush
els of fruit, this season. Mr. Virgins re
allied $17, besides supplying bountifull!
his family, neighbors and numerous
friends and relatives at distance.
Charles and George Banks have visited
in Westport.
George Fl. Hutchinson picked y quarts
of cherries, one day last week.
Band of Hope meeting, the 18th, 3 p m
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SOUTHPORT.

Frank Stowe celebrated his 21st birth
day, last week WednaGdo" "+'~-'o
Miss Alice M. Davis closed school on
Hull's Hill, last Friday.
Mrs George Signor has gone to Water
bury to live.
Edward Ocame and family of Bridge
port and George McBerny of Waterbury
visited Hull's Hill, last week.
Mrs Henry Wheeler has entertained
her mother and sister from New Haven.
Mrs John Lee visited her mother, last
week, at Arvilla Stoves.
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WESTPORT.

The special meeting of Christ church
parish was held in the church on We'd
nesday, July 10, at 2 80 p m. The meet
ing was called to order by the clerk,
Charles II. Jones and George S. Adams
was elected chairman. The warning was
read and then William III. Marvin handed
the chairman his resignation as clerk, the
position which was in dispute in the Su-
perior court. Mr. Adams then handed
Clerk Jones his resignation of all offices
now held by him. Charles III. Jones then
read his resignation as clerk of the par
ish. Mr. Jones was then elected clerk pro
tenn. A paper was handed the chairman
by Attorney Wells, which proved to be
the resignation of Mr. Hyde and was as
follows:
hereby resign the rectorship OF Christ
church parish, Westport, Conn.,, to take effect
July Is, 1s9l.-lThomas A. Hyde, rector of
Christ church parish, Westport, July6.
The resignation was accepted. The
warning called for the election of clerk
next and George A. Darrow was unani-
tions were then passed:
Resolved, mat LDe resolution passed aU tue
adjourned session of the annual parish meet
ing held April 6, 1891, appointing committee
of tour to apply to the bishop and standing
committee of the diocese as provided under
A. Title ,, of the digest be and is hereby repeal
ed and the committee dismissed and that the
case be withdrawn from the bishop and stand
ing committee.
Resolved, That the clerk be and he is hereby
directed to notify the bishop and standing
committee of the withdrawal of the case now
pending before them in the name OF Christ
church parish of Westport against Rev Thorn
as A. Hyde.
Resolved, That the two resolutions adopted
at the special meeting held On March IL, 1891
requesting the resignation of Rev Thomas A.
Hyde are hereby repealed
Resolved, That the resolutions passed at the
special parish meeting of April @, 1891, object.
ing to the names of l3 persons for membership
be and the same is hereby repealed and the
clerk Is directed to add their names to the
roll OF members.
The agreement made on July 3 was
then read and adopted. Mr. Hyde receives
six months salary.
Mrs w. w. Perry of Rome, n. V, has
visited Charles Buck.
NILS w = - DIdptcs Is III ANcW Aidlhpul Ss
NY.
Mr. and Mrs A. S. Hurlbut, Jr, of Bal
timore visit A. S. Hurlbut.
Miss Grace Brown of Elizabeth, N. j.,
visits Miss Edith Jones Miss Josie Isbell
of New York, Miss Annie Bradley.
Misses Lizzie Byers, Mary Burton and
Miller of New York are guests of Mrs
Joseph Snifien.
Mrs Edward Weaver of Pttsburg, Pa,
is with her mother, Mrs F. B. Morehouse.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Adams of New
York are with Mrs William Jones.
Mrs Henrietta Wheeler and Mrs Pow
ell of Brooklyn have been at j. w. Hurl-
butts.
Rev David Elwood OBLIGATED at Christ
church, Sunday.
Miss GILES of New York is visiting w.
e. Sturges.
~-.....u ana Miss Smith of Bridge
port visit Mrs Eli G. Smith.
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FAIRFIELD,

So far has the stone work on the Con-
gregational church advanced that the ga
BILE ends of the building are practically
completed and the remaining spaces
around and above windows are being
rapidly filled.
A fair or bazaar is booked for the last
week in July at the Town hall, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the building fund
of Court Fairfield, A. O. F. of A. The
fair is to be given under the auspices of
young ladies of the village and an enjoy
able time is assured all who attend.
The board of school visitors held a
meeting at the Town hall, Monday, July
I3, at 2 80 p m. DR. Durham being alb
sent, B. B. BrothWeu was chosen chair
man. Several districts having failed to
elect officers for the ensuing year and the
board being petitioned to fill the vacan-
cies, the following appointments were
made: Hoyden's Hill, John G. LobdeIl,
committee and treasurer; Alva Jennings,
clerk. Banks North, John Nichols, COM
mittee and treasurer; Frank L. Sher-
wood, clerk. Burr's, Rufus B. Jennings,
committee and treasurer, William L.
Buckley, clerk. Holland Hill, Luther
Nichols, committee and treasurer; John
e. Morehouse, clerk. Secretary Wells,
j. d. Toomey, Jr, and John L. More
house. committee on examination of
teachers, reported that there were three
applicants, Miss Margaret Keelie, Miss
Eliza F.. Hall, Frank s. Seeley; all pass
I'd. 1t was voted that the schools open,
Tuesday, September I. The bills for Wis
ting, meetings, ETC., were ordered paid.
The meeting adjourned to August ",
3 go Is M. An examination Of candidates
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LYONS PLAIN.

Rev Reconsideration and Miss Adele
attended the meeting of the archdeaconry
of Fairfield county held in Trinity church
Newtown, Tuesday, 18th.
Mr. and Mrs Mamie White and son
Goodwin are with his father, Homer
White in Obtuse.
Rev A. Hamilton baptized William
Herbert, infant son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Lobdell of Easton, Sunday.
Miss Mary E. Hoyt and nephew, Mil
ton Hoyt of Danbury, visit her brother
Mr. and Mrs Albert Steebel and son of
South Norwalk visit her mother.
Mrs Emma White of Bridgeport is guest
of Mrs John NJ. Cullum.
Rev Mrs Hamilton has entertained her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Livermore.
Miss NJ. Eloise Fanton has been engag-
ed to teach the school at Bald Hill, Will
ton, for the ensuing year.
The Mrs Tomlinson society met at the
church parlor, Thursday, 9th and voted
to discontinue meetings until September
3.
Mrs David Jones of New York city
and Mrs Henry Smith of Cohoes, n. Y,
visit Mrs Mary n. Banks.
Milton White of East Norwalk is with
Mrs John Williams.
Col A. r. T. Nichols of Greenfield Hill
donated $40 toward the expenses..of EN-
manuel church.
Mr. and Mrs Charles C. Salmon and
daughter Ethel have taken a trip to
Honesdale and Morris, Pa.
Mrs A. NJ. Bartram of Black Rock and
Mrs Cree of Greenfield have been guests
of Mrs Mary E. Fanton.
Mrs William Davis is making a flying
trip to her old home in Bedford, n. Y,
will visit also in Newcastle and SIAM
ford.
Irvie Williams of New Hamburger, N.
j., is here.
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SOUTHVILLE.

Judge Morris, son and friend from New
Haven are taking pleasure trip, coming
up the Housatonic in sail boat. They
were entertained over night at S. F.
Clark's and continued their journey north
next day.
Mrs Charles Roswell had two nieces
from Wing Station with her, last week.
Mr. and Mrs E. Ell. Hotchkiss of South
Norwalk and Mrs Charles Jessup and lit
tie granddaughter spent the day with
Mrs e. w. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Hotchkiss spent most of
the time in fishing, a great treat for them.
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STEPNEY.

Mrs James Marshall of Fall River made
her parents, Mr. and Mrs George Coley, a
short visit.
Mrs Sanford Hitchcock and young
daughter are with Stephen French.
Mrs Barnum Curtiss has entertained
her grandson, William Blish of Phila-
delphia.
Miss NJ. Hall of Pleasantville, n. Y,
is guest of her grandmother, Mrs Han
nah M. Hall, who is nearly So years of
age and has taken most the care of her
garden, this year.
The many friends of Mrs Edgar Brad
bury welcome her home on visit.
At the Baptist church, next Sunday,
Rev w. FL. Walker, Jr, will preach at l
p M. The annual collection for minis
terial education will be taken.
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MONROE.

Wilson Hurd is home for vacation.
William A. Lum of Birmingham spent
part of last week at F. w. Wheeler's.
Rev Mr. Stone of Griswold, Conn,
preached in the Congregational church,
Sunday.
Scion B. Wales has an efficient helper
from New York State.
Mrs Henry Glover of Dubuque, Iowa,
has been with Mrs James G. johnson.
Master Freddie Wales learned on the
Fourth that pouring powder from a can
on a fire was rather painful luxury.
Result, burned face and arms. He
don't care about another Fourth just yet
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LONG HILL.

Ed Hendrickson of Bridgeport is at G..
M. Benefits for few weeks.
Frank Sears of Naugatuck has visited
his sister, Emogene Sears.
G. S. Thompson and wife of Glenbrook
spent Sunday at Mrs n. Halls.
Mrs Seymour B. Beardsley has been
quite sick.
James G. Wilson of the D. M. Read Co.
is spending the Summer here.
Mrs A. E. Plumb has been guest of
Miss Clara Hall.
Prof Elmer Joyce has several new
music scholars in this place.
Mrs George Thompson and Mrs Charles
Hall are guests of Mrs Bradley Thorpe in
Flushing, L. I.
Mrs Peter Kuhn entertains her sister,
Mrs Roder of Milford and Mrs George
Wilcox of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Goodsell of Park
avenue, Bridgeport, spent Sunday at F.
L. Turney's; Herbert Clarke of Bridge
port at p. G. Hurd's.
Little Sadie Craft, while playing with
Julius Hurd's dog, was badly bitten on
the face. DR. Hill closed the wound with
three stitches.
N. H. Rob has sold the five full blood
ed setter pups from his famous dog Belle.
Rev G. W. Boylston was presented with
an ebony gold headed cane by one of his
parishioners.
Mrs McMullen and grandson, Freddie
Nolty, are boarding with Mrs Jane NAL
lett. Mr. and Mrs Nolty and family and
others from New York are expected, next
week. Mrs Mallett has nice French
eight-day-clock, presented her by friends
and neighbors at a surprise given her in
the Spring.
Friends will help Mr. and Mrs d. S.
French celebrate their 10th anniversary
of their marriage, Friday evening, July
"a.
Miss May Sweeney has returned from
visit in Brooklyn, improved in health.
Harry Tuber of Lewiston, Maine, APP
parently German of about 50 years, was
found dead, Wednesday morning, under
an apple tree east of the Housatonic
track, about half way between Long Hill
station and the ice house. He was neat
" dressed, with bundle of tools and a
few extra clothes, while a box Of Paris
green near by and shot wound just over
the heart told of the doubly fatal means
Of suicide. He had been about Long Hill
on Tuesday, where he mailed letter and
then, without money and having appar-
antly failed in getting work, discouraged
and disheartened, he went down the
track and took his life. The trainmen Of
the early trains on the Housatonic dis
covered the body, Wednesday morning.
Coroner Doten and Medical Examiner
Downs viewed the remains, which lay in
the field nearly all day and were finally
buried in the Long Hill cemetery late in
the afternoon by Hawley, Wilmot & Rey-
nolds.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

Mrs G. G. Rankin's cousin, Miss Long
from Indianapolis, is with her for the
Summer.
mrs george IIICoch Is aJ ner rarner's,
Mrs John Pierce visits her son George
in Portland, Conn.
Mrs Nancy Pierce entertains cousin
from York State.
Henry Dittus and family are at his old
home.
S. S. Platt is shipping new potatoes to
Waterbury.
c. l.. French is spending week at the
Twin Lakes in Salisbury.
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TASHUA.

Mrs George D. Mallette lost a nice silk
home from Bridgeport, Saturday evening.
Miss Helen Hill has visited DR. Seth
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Treadwell spent
Sunday in Bridgeport.
Stephen Mallett of Oxford has visited
here.
w. c. Hubbell and family and Miss
Sadie Shelton of White Hills were at
Charles Mallette's, Sunday.
Mrs Nathaniel Hall, Mrs L. M. Wake
ley and Mrs G. S. Thompson have been
guests of Mrs Joseph Treadwell.
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REDDING.

Miss 3. Lockwood, niece of Mrs Henry
Sanford, is with her; also a nephew and
niece from Bridgeport.
Miss B. Mooney from Bridgeport is
guest of Miss M. Carroll.
Miss 3. Rumsey has returned from at
tending the graduation of her friend.
Miss Townsend, at Miss Cady's Institute
in New Haven.
I. Gilbert is harvesting Miss NJ. Lyons
hay.
Misses Sarah and Olivia Sanford are
spending week in New Britain.
Boarders from New York are at Mrs
j. CAROLS.
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Robert Boyd, the young man who has
been sick at Mr. Sinelair's, died of cerebro
spinal meningitis, last week Wednesday.
The body was enclosed in neat casket
and conveyed by Undertaken Gray to
Stepney, thence it was taken to New
York city, where his father resides. His
mother and sister were with him during
the last few days of his life.
Mr. and Mrs FL. E. Drake have return
ed to their East Greenwich home.
Seymour j. johnson is home on few
days leave of absence from East New
York.
S. b. Wales has gathered Mrs t. D.
Beardsley's hay. Hay is very light
crop in this section.
j. c. Johnson's 10 per nt.debentures
are being sought after by investors.
Bank Examiner Charles Griswold of
Guilford, Conn.,, has recently been out to
Dakota and examined the company.
Any parties wishing his report On them,
please address him. Crop prospects are
the best in Dakota, Kansas and Nebras-
ka for many years.
Harmony Grange will hold field meet
ing at the home of their Worthy Master,
f. A. Daley, on Saturday, July %. All
; Patrons are requested to be present.
e. A. Daley, Master.
The afternoon service at the Episcopal
church (St Peter's) will be omitted dur
Ing the rest of this month and August.
George Wheeler of Denver is again at
Albert Wheeler's. Having in contem-
, plation the purchase of Summer resi-
E dence, he has been travelling along the
seashore looking for place to his mind.
The Bassick boys visit Rev A. Colds
borough.
: F. W. Wheeler has four acres of rye
yielding 80 shocks and measuring from
six to seven feet high.
= Mrs Brotherton is again at K. B. Cur
tis's.
j. Mr. kraemer of Cutters Farm sold 20
barrels of prime new potatoes in Bridge
port, last week, at So so to 81 per barrel.
Mr. kraemer and sons are doing extern
; sive market gardening, raising early peas
and vegetables that find ready sale.
Miss Gilbert and brother of Bridgeport
have been with Mr. and Mrs Abram Pur-
dy.
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HOYDEN,s HILL.

Mrs w. II. Lockwood is in Easton.
Mrs Carrie Perry of New York has Wis
tied her father, Madison Wakeman.
Willie Oulihan killed large black
weasel.
Miss Meeker of Greenfield Hill has
been with Mrs G. Richards.
Mrs Henry Lockwood of Bridgeport
has visited her sister, Mrs C.A.Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs N. Gray of North Carolina
are with her father, William Bennett.
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Miss Julia Gabler has new upright

piano.
Charles HaWley, who has been confin-
ed to the house for several weeks, is out
again. Glad to see his smiling counten-
anee once more.
Master Willie Burroughs of Boston is
spending his vacation with his grand
mother, Mrs Sylvia Burroughs.
Miss Sarah Beers visits in Bridgeport.
John j. Lynch is crowded with black
smith work and is thinking of starting a
livery stable. SO much for advertising.