The Newtown bee., 1892-05-27
STAMFORD.


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 Supt Lines returns to Bridgeport with is family. The removal of good citizens s loss to any community.
 Mrs Frank Sammis has been visited y measles.
 K. H. Beers entertained friends on his birthday.
 Miss Emma Allen has returned from a visit in Yonkers.
 The yacht Whistler is being put in order for the season.
 The peacock that perched on the Cup heag's flag pole for so long has yielded to the gales of the past week.
 William Stevens has sold his house on Stratford avenue to Mrs Barrymore
 Mrs Barrymore has sold her double house on Elm street to Mir Beach, who intends moving it.
 Capt Cleveland of the steamer Annie captured large kite that was flying over the Sound with about mile of line 
 David Johnson has been elected super of the Baptist Sunday school.
 The Loyal Legion met in the Con- lecture room, Wednesday afternoon.
 The new drug store is rapidly approach ing completion; MT Futile expects to oc- cupy it in June.
 Memorial services will be held, Sun day afternoon at 3.The veterans, Pequon- mock Council, o. U. A. M. and former members of Cox will assemble at Town Hall and proceed to decorate the graves in the cemeteries. A short service will be held at the monument on Academy hill.
 Selectman Blamey has begun the new road over Academy hill.
 The children so long housed here were ;aken to the new county home at Nor walk, Wednesday.
 The veterans have been invited to attend the M. k. church, Sunday even- ing, to listen to a sermon by Rev MT Bassett appropriate to the occasion.
 The library association have accepted $450 from the heirs of the late Benjamin Uford. It will be invested as the Benja- min Ufford trust, and the income devot- ed to the purchase of new books.
 James Brophy and John Cihak were brought before JusticePeck, Saturday ,on of Stiles Judson, Jr, for steal- ing oysters from the grounds of the Stratford Oyster Go. They pleaded guilty and were fined $7 and costs.
 The library association is arranging for an entertainment, June 9.
 The social club are to occupy the room over Tuttle's new drug store.
 Odell Boughton his been very i'll, with leath expected at any time.
 George Fryer has a new safety.
 Rev Joel s. Ives has gone to Washing 5on, D. o., for a short visit.
 Our young men who go to Bridgeport, Sunday evening, to visit their best girl should remember the time the last horse car leaves from that end of the route. If they miss that. they will have to walk nome, an experience some of our boys nave already had.
 Albert Merrill has chicken with four egs.
 Selectman Blamey has. laid new blanks ,n the bridge in front of the Collins drug store.
 Osborne & Futile have their ice cream 'ooms running.
 Miss Susie Wilcoxson has gone to Wal ingford for visit.
 Rev George A. Hood of Boston, Mass, presented the claims of the Congregation Il church building society at the Con- church, Sunday morning.
 Monday, the stock and farming tools 'elonging to the estate of the late sideon P. Lewis will be sold at auc- io on the premises.
 Miss Alice Wake1ey was visited by a lumber of her companions belonging to he Kings Daughters and presented with handsome ring.
 Walter Allen and Charles K. Stagg we're in town, Sunday. ...
 Thieves entered the boat house be- onging to Frank Beach of Birmingham, ast Saturday night and stole large az and articles of wearing apparel. Mrs N. F. Wilcox is serious i'll.
 Cards are out announcing the marriage f Miss Helen Price Stagg and William ,ogers in the Congregational church, une 8.
 Miss Rowell and Frank Curtis are to e married at residence of Mrs Rowell, une s.
 F. H. Fellows, the carpenter, is con- s ned to his house with an injured foot. The long continued rains insure ood grass crop in this vicinity.
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 The platform is being laid on the east ound track and a small covered build-