The Newtown bee., 1892-04-29
FAIRFIELD.
THE DEDICATION PROGRAM.

THE DEDICATION PROGRAM.
 The program of the dedicatory services of the new Congregational church on Monday, May 2, is as follows: At g 30 the annual meeting of the Fairfield West consociation will be held in the church, lunch being served to the visiting minis ters and delegates. In the afternoon, the dedicatory services proper will begin at 3 30 o'clock, music being furnished by organist and quartet of the South Con- gregational church of Bridgeport. The principal speakers will be Rev pr Alex andcr Mclean, now of New York city, but formerly pastor of the church, who will speak on ''The Village Church ;'' Rev Dr George s. Burroughs, now of Amherst college, Mass, also former pastor, on "The Beauty of Holiness and Divine Worship" and Rev John E. Bush- nell of Rye, N. Y., the pastor preceding the present, on 1.-The Genesis of the Sixth Sanctuary" In the evening, a reception will be rendered to the former pastors and to the pastors of the daughter churches.
 On Tuesday evening, the Christian En- deavor society will hold social and praise meeting, to which are invited the Christian Endeavor societies of South. port Congregational, Greens Farms Con- gregational, Greenfield Hill Congrega- tional, Black Rock Congregational, Strat- ford Congregational, Park Street, Olivet, North, South and West End, all Congre- gational of Bridgeport.
 On Wednesday evening, praise ser vice will be held, to which all are invited.
 Thursday evening, an organ recital will be given. The organist will be Prof Theodore Spinning of Bridgeport, to- gether with Mrs Lillian A. Newkirk, so- prano, of Norwalk and her sister, Miss Alice Sherwood, contralto, of Westport. The recital will commence at o'clock.
 Dr 1. Dr Yer Warner is building 26x 36 house on the old Rolf place.
 The recent article concerning the re- moval of the stone from B. Betts's prem- ises by F. B. Wakeley was without foun- dation, as nothing but the best of feeling exists between Messrs Betts and Wakely as regards the stone. The man who moved the stone had permission from MT Betts and the moving in the night was a matter of his own convenience.
 An officer of of the law and a laborer met at B. Betts's store, Saturday even ing, both being rather communicative from the effects of something stronger than water. Their disputes resulted in scutfle, when the officer, with great dignity, announced his authority to ar rest the other. About this time, the special police appeared on the scene.
 William Seary and Miss Kate Hassett were married, Wednesday, by Father Coleman. They will make their home in New York.
 Housecleaning time is at hand and ev- cry thorough housekeeper should pre- pare for the occasion by providing her self with 30c can of Campbells varnish stains, which will make old furniture look just like new. One application will make half dozen chairs or white pine table look like a beautiful cherry, ma hogany, black walnut, oak or vermilion and no skill required to apply it. These stains have been in use several years and are a delight to every housekeeper who has used them and are now offered for sale by B. Betts. Try it on your doors, garden chairs, house plant jars, etc.
 MT Clucas of the Clucas Publishing Co.,, New York, has rented the manor house for one year, with the privilege of buying it. It will be used as private residence. Mrs Clucas is granddaughter of @ the late Hon William T. Eustis, Boston. The family will move, the first or second week in May.
 Mrs Edward Pierson will return to her Fairfield home, this week Saturday. . Lydia W. Bulkley died at the home of Sherman Blakeman, Stratfield, April 20, of old age, 92 years and s months. She was bOhh III II all lCIA anu WuS of Ebenezer and Diana Bulkley, old resi- dents of Fairfield. The funeral was con- ducted at her late home at l 30 Friday, 22d.
 The Democratic caucus in the Town hall, this week Friday evening, p m.
 Miss Angeline Ogden's will has been offered for probate; a hearing will be given on it, Saturday, 30th, 3 p m.
 Charles Sherwood settled the adminis- tration account on the estate of Mrs Mary P. Hull, last Saturday.
 William Wakeman, administrator on the estate of Arrity Sherwood, made ap- plication to sell her real estate; hearing, this week Saturpay at , p m.
 O. c. Jennings's fine gray horse was taken with collie, last Friday morning. It is very sick, but pr Prophet and w. M. Bulkley aIe giving it the best of care
 Republican caucus, Monday evening, in the Town hall. Delegates to the State convention: Hon William B. Glover, Howard N. Wakeman, Col A. R. T. Nich- ols, John W. Warehouse. Town con- miltee: Hon William B. Glover, H. N. Wakeman, Nellis H. Sherwood, Andrew B. Wakeman, Col A.. R. T. Nichols, Maurice N. Merwin, John Wakeman, F. l.. Rodgers, Sherwood Banks, W. H. Hull, John L. Morehouse, E. c. Wilson, M. B. Lacey and John c. Lobdell.
 A goodly number of voters of Holland Hill school district gathered at William Judd's onion house, Friday afternoon,