The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-10-07

Glass vase, Mr. and Mrs j. Edgar
Banks.
Dozen ice cream dishes, Mrs John Hull
Night lamps, Mr. and Mrs Horace B.
Banks.
Plush rocker, Mr. and MIS- Geo
and Mr. and Mrs Henry + nson
Toll. cot NJ o. -irs d. I'll. Osborne.
nonou O S l'.,diered napkins, Mrs Harry
Half dozen decorated fruit plates, Mr.
and Mrs Bradley Merwin.
Embroidered scarf, Anna M. Morris.
Whist broom and case, frankie Os-
borne.
Book, ERRORS Chains" Mrs D. Ii.
Meeker and family.
Pair lace pillow shams, Mrs Henry l..
Knapp.
Handsome towels, Mr. and Mrs j. A.
Boynton.
Glass berry dish, Sadie E. Sherwood.
Table scarf, Mr. and Mrs C. Gray.
Flower basket, Mrs Burr Ogden.
Water set, Mr. and Mrs Bradley Perry.
Parlor lamp, Mr. and Mrs Sherwood
Banks and family.
Dozen desert plates, Mr. and Mrs w. B.
Hull.
Glass tea set and tray, Mr. and Mrs
Isaac B. Nichols.
Glass rose jars, Mrs Frederick Sher-
wood.
Fruit dish, Edgar P. Banks.
Jewel tray. Miss Emma Wakeman.
Half dozen glasses, John A. Weed.
Standing fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs G.
Arthur Banks.
Half dozen decorated tea plates, Mrs
Fl. b. Andrews.
Plush rocker, Mrs Fannie, Miss Emily, |
Mrs Betsy and Mrs John A. Weed.
There were five persons present who
we're at Mr. and Mrs Banks's wedding.
They were Mr. and Mrs Albert B. Hull,
Mrs Betsy Weed, Mrs David Osborne and
Mrs Daniel Meeker.
At the Democratic caucus in the Town
hall, last week, J. d. Toomey was chair
nan and John Horn secretary. The
Selectmen, Richard B. Jen-
lings, Henry Horn; town clerk and reg
strar, Francis M. Pike; treasurer, Jere-
niah d. Toomey, Jr; collector, Francis
q. Pike; assessors, Edward NJ. Buckley,
ohm HI. Smith; board of relief, Francis
I. Sherwood, Michael Otis; constables,
ames Mooney, Hezekiah r. Elwood, Jr,
frederick Feibel, James Smith; grand
lrors, Thomas J. Jennings, Edward M. /
'ulkley, Patrick Dooley, John Horn
reasurer of school society fund and town
eposit fund, William Burr; school Wis
or, Benjamin B. Brothwell; registrar
voters, George Smith; auditor, John
Farrell. The caucus was large and
s
Congressman r. E. DeForest addressed :
he Democrats in the Town hall, Fair {
cid, Thursday, 9th, 8 p m.
Several large vans were engaged for :.
veral days in moving the furniture,
c., of e. b. Monroe to Tarrytown, N.
The goods were loaded here and G
ch van was drawn by six horses di- E
city to Tarrytown. The house is to be e.
IN down soon and fine park made in q
ont of the library building. Il
What might have been bad accident
opened on the Curtis hill. Mr. Meeks N
d family were driving and, when about tn
Ii way up the hill, the trace broke and W
3 horse, unable to hold the load, began sc
back. Mrs Meeks jumped out and was
Chilly injured; the others escaped in tb
y. co
Though e. b. Monroe has removed his
me to Tarrytown, he has left South y
TT noble memorial in the stone build
which has stood on his ground so
g unoccupied. The Chronicle has
N through the building of Maine gran
which has library accommodations
| lecture hall that will hold $50
IRA chairs.
he Mt. Wilson mine shipped duringI
month of September, five cars of min
!, containing gold and averaging over
90 per car net. !
{. Mitchell has moved his family into !
Pike house in the village near Fred
brow's market.
gorge Frolick has accepted a position
b Fraser & Co., the well known Fifth :
nue druggist, New York.
'akeman Sherwood and Eddie Penny !