The Newtown bee., 1892-09-02
THE BOSTON STORE.

OlN DlOnE.
 Mrs Andrews suffers from rheuma- tism.
 Thomas Jefferson and wife have re- turned from trip to Virginia.
 Rev Joel Ives is expected home, this week.
 George A. Fairchild is recovering very slowly.
 $. H. Blakeman exhibited fine beach, es at the Grange meeting, Saturday night.
 Mrs Nathan Clark is reported better.
 T. Edward Beardsley has gone to work at Ansonia.
 Many copies of the World were sold in town Sunday,as it contained por- traits of some of our young people,
 Mrs Barnum and daughter left for Florida, this week.
 mad dog was shot, last week, by James Meachen, after it had bitten sev- eral other dogs in the lower part of the town. The animal was a handsome Irish setter.
 A pretty wedding took place in Christ church. Thursday noon, the contracting parties being Miss Alice Charpantier, sister of Mrs Pardee, whose husband was lately rector of Christ church and Thomas Pitts of Florida. Rev MT Walk CT performed the ceremony, after which a reception was given the newly married couple and their friends by Mrs Robert H. Russell.
 Miss Helen Coe has gone to Chicago.
 Capt Ash Bonds watch won the prize at Larchmout races.
 Some of the trees about town are being trimmed by the town fathers.
 John Doyle celebrated the completion of his new house by giving an old fash toned house warming, Saturday night.
 Julian Clinton lost valuab colt while at pasture. It broke leg and had to be killed.
 Mrs Munson is visiting her parents, MT and Mir John Hurd.
 The Eagles gave a private dance in Town hall, last week; Jerome May fur nished music.
 The crop of pears about town is very large.
 The infant daughter of MT and Mrs William Bristol was baptized in Christ church, Sunday, by Rev MT Walker.
 E. J. Peck has had several cars of ~~ Northern ashes.
 Miss Elsie Powers, former we'll known resident of town, now with her father in Mexico, is reported engaged to a wealthy English gentleman residing at Chihuahua.
 Hon A. B. Tappan of New York has visited T. B. Fairchild.
 Mrs Marston has moved into one of tuc SIcFltuS uOuSeS.
 Attorney Curtis and Hall have return ed iron a trip down East.
 The steam dredges have completed their work here and gone east.
 Stiles JudsOn, Jr and J. H. Blakeman {. were chosen delegates to the Republican State convention.
 Constable Stagg visited Avon Park at the picnic of the Eaton, Cole and BuGn- ham employees and made raid on the gamblers, capturing some of the imple- ments of their trade.
 A good attendance at the funeral ser- vice in Christ church over the remains ,f the late Mrs Shilston. Interment in Union cemetery.
 Rev William B. Walker, former rec or of Christ church, ,offiiciated, last Sun- lay. His present home is in Dubuque, Iowa, where he has charge of d large Sz parish.
 Rev pr Phelps preached in the Con- ,regational church, Sunday, To large audiences.
 The music at Christ church is unusu- lily fine. Gilbert Edwards is reported gaining lowly.
 Mrs William Rogers still cnntinuesM cry low.
 Three children of Rufus Budaington ave been very sick with malarial fever; he youngest, bright little fellow 0ff early four years, is not expeclsd. taI over.
 Rev K. D. Bassett and wifi nrned from vacation.
 Parties have rented the soui 'ooth's block for shoe rrpairss ,g.
 Miss Carrie Lewis of Jamaic isited Mrs James Lewis. Mrs Walter Wileoxson gave pleasai sception to her niece, Miss Swartzi hiladelph 2, Tuesday evening.