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Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
"8eb Nrnen" go. 4S,
inbboloer: - websfin.-9o Siinipae.-Spr
% fra Ganliiteltpet-9il Sibsiororip.
bet.
= a.

Gn @nnbreaarig. s Center 3upns
flip, Mlamafee County, Dor guten Mrs.
Gfiiabetb Salporien. Giotleben SUM-
fplbte bun III 1O0oe aar. gun er fpot
| ROrbre 9amb, Morse, ps Tom bertil'
lambs for 80 Iar iiben. GUN bar Doe.
ret Gnfe / 81 Iar Os Dor MI hos fin
Ssn Better. On az benbes Spnner er
Ole Doloen, iom Dor NOR Spring
Grppe, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
30 n NJ a,

Semufraterue boIot fin Statsfons
BENTON / 8od Springs / 3orsoass %
cpitiaeoe fslsenoe aouoionter: @upers
ror, 8. 6. Osborn; Congressman, 8.
u. Colleen; SGieteretsbommer, @ibiou
Gtart; preiibentiiells 8alsmenb, 9. Z,
Corn, g. S. Aueaap % 8. g. Rurtun.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02

lom tror, at oisie Beretuingsr er paa1
libeIi8e, bu 9siOftninssn sisr aft mn.
lIgt ior at binore, al be pirtsfi9s 5or.
bolo ofentli90isrss. Daan untnssr, a,
2sosfaI6eues Gutul er msget Itsrrs.
On 8OrrsipoHorut I~triper iii 20nbOn
"Gronicle" ira ct, petersburg, at man
irg8ter, at aOtera mart oil utie ia Der,
bois bet uarme Beir 0eSoarer. Gsoe.
ligbsoen ldn9s 8olaa Gtuosn ital osrs
meget iterre sno bsretist. 5aubetsR
lanas BOlga cr %ltauiet, o. 7uinoer al
arbeioere lIoer 6~ungersnso.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
Stras.
6 Ssras.Rspere fanaeoe % ifuote

Ssras'Hsp fan9ebs % ifnois
al merifauff Wilits. Sra eagle
Bois berettebes / 2irsonss, at en- aios.
ling al meritont Milits bapbe LANCET
6 al be ~teIanite Rgoers, iom for tort
lib iioen oueriulot 5ormanO 6. 8.
@ooo mar 6reipioras paa Durango
Snnen, % iom iorisste at mproe bout
% plpnorcoe bans 3ernbaneooan. Uai'
litien ianot en- Del al gpttet Dos Ns'
Oerne, iUm oerpaa bteo ituote pan Ste'
Def, uoen JUrbgr og Dom. 2igene LOB
be li9se, bour be ialot.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
Yelaien.

Yroeesen mob be Is Anarfiiter I
9iittid aiilutteoes i Cnsoass. aue sr.
tlnrsoes itplois | be mob benz reifs
anilaser, nemlis. Sammsniparseli.,
Jpriss paa at itiale SprnnsItof o.
soelegse GienbOm Os 5oriss paa al
ipranse Gmbret aruotmsIs / 2uiten
Worineau, 2eberen for bisie anarfilter,
blsu iosmt % Gars 5a~nsielsItraL
@Olff os 8snuiean 20 Var bper, 4 an.
ore til Is aar boer, en- til 10 siar, en-
til 3 Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
Snbia q.

9ommer Wilton 9. Hobinion,
Weblem al Statens Gpelationsret, blsp
iOrleben Dag rammet Of Solitii % bsbs
fort eiter. Sans Diem oar i Gnber'
ion. timber gorsertrisen tjente ban
Tom Oberitlpitnant | bet 75be Snbiana
Re9imsnt os bar repreienteret fit 3is
ltritt / 44oe os 45be &on9res.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
W onta q.
Set iorfe Selpmprb blanot Sni

Set icrfe Selpmoro blanot Snoi'
anerne. On inbianR aujnoe al Gree
Stammsn. iom laa / 2eir tiers poer
5lOben fra Great Sails, besit / Ons.
bags Selomoro peo of taite fig ioran ct
i~rrbisanenos 2otumotip. Gun bleo pie,
bltttelis brRbt. Sette ital oare isrite
9ilialoe al Selumurb blanot Snbia-
nerne. Der er bog mango, iOm er sobt
tienote meo Snbianernes 9rapitioner, os
iom toilsr paa. at bun besif SeluHorb.
8e tror, OF bun bar osp os fom uior'
uarenoes ipran 2otomotipet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02

tlp B. z. Samper, Tom pnnnanr, at
ban bar eiteripOret 9ppene / uper to
Var. Daniels bar t~ilitanst, at Grois
er 9ppeu, % at ban ielu Inn bar bjuls
pet meo at omiRtte 9en0ene.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
Wtunefptd.

Stpr Sfabe. Sen ipareite &esns
form iaar biemis9te / Onsbass gsner
ON Buffalo, bupr ben anretteoe ubpre
Stabe. SITE alene Saben er ilaaet
ON, men osiaa Maiien bar taset flor
Sfabe. Resuen peooareoe fra SCI. 6
often I'll ben fslgenbe WOrsen, ps subt
en- Sob 8ano falbt. Speoen er Ilaaet
neo til Sorosn, Tom bar ben meiet.
Gpr ct Bar Dase iiben tesneoe oft til
en- ubmariet Ssit; men MI pil Der fun
blipe en- balp Sst. Sfaoen paa Go
Der % Sortause | Spen anlaaes til
$4,000, mebens 100000 life oil bafte
Dbelasselierne paa 9anoet.
Sen repnblifanffe Ronpention /
LITE a~onsresbiitritt afbolotes | @aieta
Tirsbas iibite llse. @eo fsrite 9rpues
%afitemnins fiji Sames U. 1a,unep fra
Winuna 81, Godiueu % % Greer 81;
1aipnep bleS berpaa nomineret peo ut.
ilamaticn.
Storm. 2iblis Manbas Worsen
for en- soelassenbe Saslitorm Oper
2ateFslo % Dmesn. Stormen bar 8
Drill breb Us sbelasbe en- flor Strai.
ming i~snoenisr 2afefielb. @rsoen er
iaunet meb Sorben, ps mango 5armere
bar miitet al fin aplins.
Stormen anretteoe Dsiaa ionre Ebes
fesselier cmfrins 2noerne os 8prtbs
inston. gn bel Del minbre Spsuinser
faiteoes oOerenoe, % mansIoloise 8in'
buer IOsss inb.
SSper Grifion, en- 5armsr nar Steius
~ortspile, falot / 2irsbass neb fra ct
SsIfur % fOrilos fig, iaa Der Ct Sore
for bans 2ip.
Srebt al en- StnbSips. 5ur nosle
9ase iiben anbolbt Waribal &psers /
Safe Gitp en- Yerion peb gtaon Daniel
Bui6e, Der pisnipnlis bar ~iinbsip9, %
fom iaaban %foritprrsbe ct pffentlist
Msbs. Worsenen eiter bleo 8uide
Isslabt, ba ban ipntes at bore blepen
rolis, men fort eiter bite ban fig ps
trueoe RaribaQen meb 2 Gepoluere. 8a
bernie isate at afuabne BAN, offpreoe
8uid m Wansoe Sfuo paa Maribals
len, booraf ct ramte BAN | Sooebet pg
br9bte bam sieblitfelis. ct Gntal be-
pebnebe Rano ~ioriulste ben Sinoss
ip9e, iom flpstebe ino | ct. Warps
&irfe, boor bet fprit efterat ban bar
blepen iaaret peo fere Stub, lptfeoes
at sribe bam % faa BAN inbeiperret.
Gan bapbs unber 8ampen faaet ilere
farlise Saar.
Sebn Clion, Der boebe paa en- Sarm
IL Mil fra Sc Sueur, ifisb zig / 9irs>
bags. Drill os nebbruot Selbreo antas
ses at babe uaret aariaserne til bette
Gelpmorb. Sans 8rober, Der bar
bans 8ones iSrite Mano, besif osiaa
Selpmorb peb at itpoe fig.
Gn S.aarig Satter al Ears 9.
Samre. Der Dor 10 Wil | Nuro for
Benion, blep Nat til ben 27oe Suli
brebt al 9pnet, meoens bun iuo ! Gems
gen.
Cpsripsmmelie | ct. Yanl 90
WinnsapsliS. ct. Saul, WinneapOs
iis % Dmesn bleo Nat til Onosoass
bicmisst at bet pploiomite noeir, man
n~pseniinbe bar baut paa De aanter.
@esnet bespnote 8L. $50 ON Gitensn
"a Itprtebe ueo / StrDmme til ST. 5
Dnsbas Morssn. aieloerne i be laut
lis9enoe Dele az ct. Eaul er iplotc
meo @anb, os paa mango Steber fob
Banbet A Sob bpit | 9aberne. 5Ors
toussne er itpneNe bort, % ale Spur'
ueie er i llproen % 5aroielen paa benz
maatte inpitines Susoas, Sernbanes
%iompanierne bar osiaa liot betprelise
Fab, iost Spprlsiene pan entelte Stes
Der er fpIebe bort, % paa andre Ste
Der .r be besroune unoer 1 Sob Sano.
Stormsn bapbe en- Breobe al 20 Wil
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b 0.
9lanbt Streiferne | @aQa

Ylan6t Streiferne | Walate Os
andre @rubeleirs or aft forbolosuis ros
list. Oct 22be Snianteri 8esiment ira
81. aeusb os bet 20be fra Wisioulu,
Won., er beororebe bieu,. Sum 4 Sons
panier at ABE Snfanteri Resiment blir
forelpbis lissenoe / 8alluee. De arrss
iterebe Gtreifere oil inareit muliat
bltpe itilIeoe for Retten.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02

no al gpsnirosn, inosn ben itprtsoe iam'
men. Senpeb 20 Ssrrbaneuoars, Tom
itOe nuoer R%eparntion, bleo foela9te,
% 9obet berpco auIlaass alsne til
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
M itbiaau

500 gpsninser branSte. Sibits
Raubas opitub Der Slo / Riller &
turner's Lumber Manufacturing Es-
adjustment paa 8eiiiosu al @ater
etrest i Ban gitp. 1rOOs granoua'
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02

The Valdez Business College and Nor
NAL School at DEBORAH, Iowa, has sever
courses Of study: Commercial, Norma
Scientific, Shorthand and Typewriting
~Penmanship, Teachers Review. Commor
School and Select 426 Students durina
the past year. 100 graduates. 200 enrolled
from Winnesheik County. DEBORAH Is the
cheapest place 10 board and room In the
northwest. Textbooks ars rented. Fall
term opens August 20. Drop a postal card
for catalogue containing full information.
Ii also contains . large list of students
who are holding paying positions 45.tt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
u 8

2olera. Sfslss oiieisae 8%eretnin.
ger iorefOm Der | Ruslanb ira ben l7os
til ben 21be Suli 1880 8olsratilfaios
o. $3.50 9Sosulo. Der er bog inssn,
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02
Yebraifa.

6ountDfaSIerer / 8iltiniOn 9as
tOta BAR besauet llnoerIlab for 3d.
500 o9 er unber Grreit.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-02

Reu. Samuel IOrter. Iortb SsSen
Did, FEB al beitise Smsrisr / Sof
tcrne. 8eo G~npenoelie al 81. Safcbs
Die bleo ban iuloitanois bslbrsost.
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= Gin ipnberbarer Gal

Gin ionberbarer 9au3
fanb tiirSlid in g8ien por bem Se3irts.
-eerdt 2eppolbitaot. 2oren3 @ralier
= 10 lautcte Der Same oes gn9etlaa.
ten = bot Die 8emobnbeit, bic Miener
in Sdreden su perieBen, inbem er in
Der gidbe Der Sonautanalbriiden oil
plObli1 einen 9lnlauf nimmt uno =
ins Bailer ipringt. Selbtperitdnolid
ertrintt er ME, benu er lit, einltimml,
gem llrtbeile Der Sadperidnoigen gu,
folge, Der bette S9wimmer g9iens.
@r ielbit bellcbt bieie Selbltmoro @r.
perimente als nSeb", gu besei9nen,
bod miro ieitens oen poli,ei Der 9lnlidt
9lusbrud geseben, baB Grailer DIT bic
Qblidt perIOlate, na6 ooranse9angenen
bdusliden Scenen nit ieiner Sraa
bur6 ieine iinsirten Selbfmoroper.
fude Mitleib fir lib madsuruien. 60
babe er neulib binnen elmer Stunoe
aipei Selbiimoroueriu6e nnternommen.
9iir5lid iaB er, wie Die gegen i'm er-
itattete 9lnSeiee mittbeilt, nit ieincr
Satin in einem Gjultbauie oes III.
Se,irtes. Geine 6rau tpolte mad
SauIe, Ct orau9 aber. lie miile nod
bleiben. Sa lie iid ueiserte uno ben.
nod iort9ins, sablte er raid, rannte
ibr nab, ma1te ibr nd6it Der Saiier
;Srans Soiefs Sriide eine Scene uno
iprang gum gntieBen Der pahanten,
iiber Oas Sriidenseldnber ins Waier.
Gin Serr iprane ibm mad uno sog ibn
beraus. Die aroBe Wteni6enmense,
Die iih aniammelte, lodte ben @a9.
mann sSobann Stodbammer berbei
Der oas Rationale oes @eretteten auf.
ua6m. Der Gerettete ipurbe aber ertei.
flo. ct beidimpIte ben Wa6mann uno
meinte. bieier babe gar nidts ba su
iuden, er bdtte ibn gepiB nldt gerettet.
Oils Der Wahmann nod 0otirun9 bes
Sales ben YlaB perlieB - toum mar
er einiae Shritte melt entiernt -
iprans 1raiier abermals in ben 9onan.
fanal Seine 6rau idrie nm Silis.
neil iie badte. oab es iebt grnit pdre.
Seln Meter mar gutmiitbig genia.
ibm abermals natyj tyjuiprin9en uno ibn
aus oem Waier gu 3ieben. Die Der.
banblun9 9seen bieien ionbcrbaren
Sdwdrmer muBte bebuis Gorlaouns
mehrersr 3eueen. barunter au6 osr
Satin bes glnseilagten, pcrtast lurr'
ben.
= Sn @eiellidaft. Serr:
SD berbiite mir, oaB Sic bic gDibe
MAIDEN. bic ih oerabe mc6en innlltti
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16
Bus Dfrbdngnib,
RUmau in spsi Gbibalunasn ben 3. bon graa
garnom.
e. Sortiebuns.)

Selbbeim ndberte Ii9 ibr. gr muBte
ibr elm tr6ltenoes, berubieenoes Wort
ia9en. Gum eriten Mal ltanb inn iein
8erbre6en an bieiem blinb pertrauen=
ben Ser;en, gum eriten Mal bic ganse
@rbdrmlidteit ieiner SanOlunssweiie
bor Iueen. glud in Der en9en, un=
freien Seele ieiner 8raut reate li6
etipas ipie Wtitleib. Sie fte6enben
Slide berlpren ibren tiidiid triumpbi=
reuben 9lusbrud. 9lls SelObeim iie
aufri1ten wollte, f9nellte 9In9e EN-.
ppr.
,&iibre mid ni6t AM" rief lie au.
fer ii6. ollie &inoli6teit mar abee=
itreift. iie itanO Dor Seiben, elm eereif=
tes, sornbebenoes Weib. Sbre @eitalt
idien eewa9ien, in ibren buntlen 9lu=
gen mar jeoe Wei6beit geI1munoen.
Gin Seuer BON Ycradtung unb Sab
loOerte ibnen ooraus entsesen. nSbr
ieio mir beioe glei9 perd6tlid, gleia
perabiheuunespertb: Die Sine, tuel6e
sinen Mann an iib su fetten iu6t, pon
beiien llnwertb iie iid bur6 iein Sop=
pelipiel iiber5eust Der 9lnbere. neil
er erbdrmli4 senus 1T, feline oiebe I'M
i6nOoes @elO gu pertaufen! llno menn
er jeBt gu meinen Siiben ldae uno um
Serjeibun9 flebte, i'd piiroe ibn bon
mir ltoBen = i'd niiroe ibn ME, ME
ipieoer gu mir erbeben!" llno 9lnge
baltic Die tleinen Sanbe uno wieoer=
bolte sitterno nit tootblahen 2ippen /;
.NieM Damn lieB Die @rre9un9 plOB=
lid mad unO iie itiirste Obnmd6tis nie=
Der.
o m Tor ShpiI
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Einlieb ser geffe.

luarum bait Ou benn ben Mopperl
ausitopfen laiien2" = vWeil i'd ibn 10
lisb aebabt babe !" = .Sante, penn
Gu toot bift. laB id 9id au9 aus,
iiopien !"
-@ufaei9n nitten. Serr: als
i6 psreansenen @inter in 9torluegen
mar. beiudte i'd oud zines abenbs oas
Sbsater. mo man ein Sraueripiel eab.
IS mar aber 10 talt. oaB bic Sbrdncn
BON Der @auerie als S9nee in'a Yar.
terre fielen.
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III.

Gs mar fur;e 3eit mad Der 9eaee-
nung @nses nit @rdfin Marp in Der
SibIiotbet. Gomteiie Marsuerite bate
nit ibrsm Sruper einen Spa;ierritt
unternommen uno glnae nit einem
9ano @ostbes. bem ;ueiten She'll bes
6aui. bas palmenbaus auieeiudt.
IS itano in Yerbiuoune nit bem peii.
ii6en 6liisel oes Sdlohes. in oem bas
iuuae Wtdohen feline 3immer bate.
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/ |

Woden iinb ieit Der glntunft 9lnaes
auf S6loB Sanner 'oereansen, une
nod ltebt lie ben Serbdlmlneu iremo
seseniibsr uno tann lld in ibnen pi1t
beimli9 fiiblen. 9as 3immer Der
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-01-01
WOODBURY..

Miss Eunice Huntington who has been
i'll with grip, is improving.
The children's service at the Episcopal
church to have been held, Christmas Eve,
was postponed because of rain until Sun
day evening at o'clock. The Sunday
school formed Il line outside the church,
were met ut door by the rector, Rev j.
L, Linsley and marched up the south
aisle, singing bright Christmas carol.
Seven or eight carols were sung during
the service, but the service itself was NOT
chorally rendered. The children entered
into the singing heartily, particularly in
The chorus of several of the carols, where
the boys voices could be distinctly heard
above all others. The church was taste
fully trimmed with evergreens. The al
tar vases were filled with white carna-
tions and laurel. A hanging lamp, pre-.
sented by an active member OF the church,
was used for the first time.
The South Congregational school had
Christmas tree at the Town hall Christ
mas Eve.
The Episcopal school on Monday even
ing, 2Sth.
There will be service, with Holy Com
munion, at the Episcopal church, Friday,
1T, commencing at 10 30, the Feast OF
the Circumcision. IF
Miss Augusta Salmons, who has been
attending school at st. Mary's Hall, Burl-
ington, n. j., is spending the holidays
with her parents in North Woodbury.
She will return to school on Monday,
18th.
Miss Anna Allen is home from Water
bury.
Mr. and Mrs II. l.. Shea have niece Wis
iting them also Master Joe Walker of
Waterbury.
Miss Nellie Parker OF West Haven is
with her aunt, Mrs Huntington.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-01-01
BROOKFIELD.

III. ID. Hawley has had a furnace put
in by K. j. Halls men; it is self regu-
lating heater of latest pattern.
The work of taking up carpets, taking
out seats, repairing walls of st. Paul's
for the decorators began, Wednesday
Services will be held in the Sunday
school room until the work is completed
Miss Clara Hawley is with her mother
this week.
The Sunday school festivals on Thurs
day and Christmas Eve showed a better
attendance than was expected, consider
ing the weather, travelling and dark
night.
The grip has at last struck town.
though the number of victims is not yet
nearly as large as last year. Many have
severe colds, which yield to treatment.
This has been an unusually fortunate
year for st. Paul's, as it has received two
legacies and, Christmas day, new silver
communion set from Mrs Susan Banks
ter, Miss Eliza Sherman.
Among those home for Christmas hol-
idays are Miss Susie WhtcOmb, Miss
Florence Kellogg of Woodside, Hartford
Miss Henrietta Ruggles, Mrs Florida
htlloSS, I1oNdIu MdnSIelu, MaTGln Col-
Inns, Miss Sadie Kellogg and Miss Miriam
Taylor.
The funeral of Mrs Bryant Smith took
place at St. Paul's, Wednesday,.
Henry d. Lake, who has been sick
since Thanksgiving, is recovering slow
ly, being only able to go to his barn.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas S. Taylor have
both been quite sick with severe colds.
Died, 2Sth, Solomon Warner, 81.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-01-01
SOUTHBURY.

Mrs Jane Wolcott, widow of Thomas
Wolcott, died, Saturday, Goth, at the
home of Mrs Stowe of kettletown, her
daughter, and was buried, Monday, in
the Southbury cemetery, Rev David
Pierce officiating. Mrs Wolcott, who
was mother of Oliver Wolcotr, died of
blood poisoning caused by gangrene
from IA sore foot and was 81 years old.
Her six grandsons were pail bearers.
Adam Guthrie is slowly recovering.
His son Charles, from Cleveland, Ohio,
has cared for him.
Rev j. O. Monson was detained in New
Haven, Sunday, by the sickness of rela-
tiveS.
Thomas Murphy, obliging assistant at
the station, has accepted position in
Terryville.
The Juvenile Temple expects to have
an entertainment and tree, Friday even
ing, at the Town hall.
David Smith is putting in new water
ing trough near the feed mill.
Mrs Rice of New Haven is guest of her
brother, 5. l.. futile.
Mrs Samuel Tuttle and Miss Zephina
Downs are better.
Miss Ella Bradley's pupils will enjoy
holiday, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Warner are sick.
Mrs Julia Monson has been in poor
heal It'll for some time.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-01-01
BRIDGEWATER.

I,x.-. t,.,-. -..,-..
o0oi s7 lo0C 10 lol'o lol INC loii'ay =
- Frank beach OF bridgeport spent
CHRISTMAS a' ~, d. Naiie'O 8
AT the annual meeting OF the Congre-
gatlonal society, saturday, the follow
ing olIicers were elected:
Clerk, Charles Treat.
Treasurer, George Minor.
collector, Ii. W. treat.
Committee, DAME! Garfield, Robert
Mallory and y. IL. Glllett-
H. w. treat altei"afu resigned as
coiiector. ne meeting was adlourheu
10 thursday, 2lst' III, lor me IRAN
sactioh ol lurIilef BUSINESS ah" Tie SAFE
I'll sllps.
F. NJ. Frost has been confined to the
house for week with Il sprained ankle,
but gets around a little with crutches. 1t
resulted from a runaway on the 10th. He
was on load of oats and, in going down
short NIL, the horses qulckehed thelr
pace ana the oats oegah 10 sllde OH ana
ne WIN theni. lie struck Ihe frozen
ground SO as TO spralh an ahkie ana was
dragged snort distance pe1ofe 1ettlng
go OF the lines. One Of the heavy wheels
passed over his knee, but fortunately
broke no bones. The horses were fright
ened and ran, splitting the load, jumped
Il stonewall, wagon and all and finally
brought up in a rail fence, uniniured.
The wagon and harness were only slight
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-01-01
MONROE.

Mr. and Mrs William Gilfillan of New
Britain had IL merry Christmas at Mrs A.
w. Humans, Elm street. But grip got
the best of Mr. Giltillan, SO he was un-
able Co return to New Britain until We'd
nesday, Both.
Mrs John Merritt of Jockey Hollow is
very sick with grip, - z-
Uncle John Beach is some better OF
rheumatism, so as to be about the house.
MIR and Mrs E. NJ, Beardsley of Long
Hill and Mr. and Mrs Wallaee Smith and
daughter of Yonkers spent Christina
with Hobart Beardsley.
BERTHE Ford of GAINESVILLE is with
George E. Phippeny.
Mrs Charles b. Clarke is very i'll with
grip. Homer has it and Louise has been
quite i'll also.
Mrs Henry Hurd is quite sick yet.
Mrs Charles McEwen died, December
~, of pneumonia; funeral, Wednesday,
Both, at ! O'Clock.
Mrs Henrietta Burr has moved to j.
Bassett's, Huntington.
Mrs A. L. White has been caring for
the sick at A. Purdy's.
Miss Caroline Sherman visits Stephen
Mallett, Quaker's Farms.
William r. Ferris crossed the new
bridge between Shelton and Birmingham
Tuesday morning. it being just thrown
open to the public.
Mrs Frank Hubbell has several board
ers. miners. A company called, it is
said. the New England Mining Co., have
commenced re-opening the old bislnuth
mine on the farm of Samuel s. Hprd near
the premises of Henry Hurd. So far, it
is reported. they are satisfied with the
specimens found, which are very fine,
yielding at the rate Of Ave poundsto the
ton and worth s5 a pound. They are in-
tending TO sink shaft to considerable
depth in order to ascertain the extent OF
the veins etc, Already one building Il
erected, with a GOA stove and another In
process of building.
Abram Pnrdy, living near Stepney De-
pot, has been very sick with heart
trouble that prostruted him 4 year ago.
Annual meeting Of the Congregational
D, Saturday, I'd, p N.
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Sherwood.

There was a quiet wedding at the resi-
dence Of Miss Della Sherwood, South
east, N. Y, Wednesday, 3Oth, at m,
when her niece, Miss Cornelia Sherwood,
was married to Amos Il. Camp of this
town. The groom wore black cutaway
suit and the bride was prettily and neat
ly dressed in light brown silk. The GER
emony was performed by Rev K. B. AL
len of the Southeast Presbyterian church
and, after n supper nicely served, the
happy couple took the s AZ p m train
from Brewster for short trip to New
York, Waterbury and elsewhere. On
their return, they will set up housekeep'
Ing at Hawleyville, where Mr. Camp car
ries on farming.
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Wesley Pattison of birmingham spent
Sunday-in town.

Wesley Pattison of birmingham spent
Sunday in town.
Society meeting of the Congregational
church was adjourned to Saturday, I'd.
Nehemiah Candee of Yale is with his
father, Jason Candee, having returned
from two-weeks' visit with his brother
in Chicago.
The musical club will meet, ne t Tues
day evening, 9th, with Mrs Arthur Clark,
Sport Hill; if stormy, Wednesday even
ing. 1t is necessary for the members to
meet as early as possible, that the exer-
cises may begin promptly at s. A cor
dial invitation is extended to musicians
to join the club.
Miss Alice Burr of Bridgeport Is with
her sister, Mrs Henry Osborn.
8. n. Osborn and Henry Osborn have
been victims of grip; are slowly improv-
ing.
Miss Emma Osborn spends her vaca-
ton with Mrs S. n. Osborn.
Mrs j. B. Ward has fine toned Estey
organ ror sale at a bargain.
Miss Martha Burr has returned to her
home in Deerfield.
j. B. Wilson has been quite sick with
grip.
Mrs johnson Ward has a new upright
grand piano.
Miss Nellie Edwards of Carthage, N.
1.,is visiting Mrs Amanda Wheeler.
Mrs Winnie Bradley has returned from
New York city.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

Annual meeting of the Congregational
church, Monday at 3, to elect officers,
sell slips, etc. G.. w. Mitchell clerk, w.
E. Mitchell, E. s. Platt and Dea G. A.
Hoyt appointed trustees, w. E. Mitchell
treasurer.
Amos Mitchell from Bridgeport was
home for few days.
B. Gilbert in the West Purchase is
quite sick with grip.
Henry Dittus carried Is choice geese
to Danbury for Christmas, netting about
81 apiece.
George Stoddard is home for a few
days.
Mrs E. A. Platt is slowly improving.
b. F. Stiles recently had a fine COW
break its leg.
E. A. Platt nearly had his shoulder
dislocated by being knocked into the
manger by disorderly steer. He escap-
ed with bruise and is quite lame.
Rev Mr. Bailey is In town, this week,
visiting his parishioners.
Prayer meeting at Henry Mitchells,
Thursday evening.
Mr. Murphy spent Sunday at D. M.
MitchelIs.
Frank Averill is home for the holidays.
DR. Rankin has been suffering from
lead poison.
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Keene-Foran.

Miss Katie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Foran of Walnut Tree Hill, was
married to Edward Keene of Hartford at
st. Rose, Tuesday afternoon at 2, Father
Fox officiating. Miss Nellie Lyons was
bridesmaid and friend of the groom
was best man. After the ceremony, the
friends repaired to the;bride's home and
a bridal feast was enjoyed. The bride,
who has lived for some years in Bridge
port, received many and valuable pres
ents. The newly married couple will
make their home in Hartford.
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Mrs Richard Riley, stepmother of
Thomas Riley of the depot, died, Sunday
night, of pneumonia following grip and
was so years old. Worn out by the care
and excitement of her husbands sick
ness, death and burial, last week, she sue
cumbed quickly to the combination,
which is proving so fatal to many aged
people. Her funeral, Wednesday at
10 30, from st. Rose, was largely attend
ed. Mrs Riley, whose maiden name was
Hannah Mcmahon, is the last of her fam
lily; her brother, Anthony Mcmahon of
the tunnel, died some years ago.