The Newtown bee., 1892-06-17
REDDING.
HILL-TREADWELL.

Again our quiet town is bereft of one of her fair daughters. At 4 p m, Wed r nesday, Miss Sarah M., daughter of Will liam B. Hill and Pi of Aaron Louis Tread we'll, youngest son of Aaron Treadwell were joined in the holy bonds of matri mony. Rev w. J. Jennings performed the solemn ceremony. The bride looked charmingly in cream white Henrietta cloth with train. Miss May Hill, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Dr w. A. Setchell of Yale best man. The ceremony took place at the home of the brides brother, William B. Hill, Jr, af- ter which a bountiful collation. was serv- ed. The presents were numerous and costly. The happy couple will make their home at Oxford, Ohio, after Sep tember 20 and MT Treadwell will resume his duties as professor of Miami univer- sity. Friends from out of town were Allie NJ. Treadwell and two daughters, Knoxville, Tenn, Mrs George H. Gould, Jersey City, Miss Rhoda Mead, Water bury, D. A. Nichols and wife, Monroe.
 Miss Louise Watts from Bridgeport is spending several weeks with her aunt, Mrs H. Sanford.
 E.. A. Bevans has decorated several rooms in fine style for H. B. Rumsey.
 MT and Mrs Fred. Bartram from Bridgeport were entertained by Mrs M. Osborne.
 Little Walter Colgan from Bridgeport visits his aunt, Miss Isabelle Macdonald.
 Mrs K. Casey from Fairfield, Mrs Cotter from Bridgeport spent Sunday at J. Carrolls.
 Miss Anna Jennings has returned from a months visit in Bristol.
 Mrs M. Miller is quite sick, attended by Dr Anna Reid.
 William Hill is sick with measles.
 Miss Emma Rumsey has entertained Mrs Anna Jennings.
 Mrs L. Bradley has been guest of W. c. Sanford.
 Mir McTamney had recently sold the property near Isaac Wells's that was burned, but had not transferred the in- surance, therefore the loss is total. The house was unoccupied. A lap robe was picked up which may afford clue to the incendiary.
 John Williams is getting along as well as can be expected after his severe accident.
 Rev c. W. Kelly has had side seats put on his large wagon, converting it in- to carry-all when occasion requires.
 At a meeting of the M. E. Sunday school, Sunday, these officers were elect ed: A. Treadwell, superintendent; E. F. Shaw, assistant; Miss Hattie Wakeman, secretary; W. M. Edmond, librarian; Ernest Hill, assistant.
 W. c. Sanford has taken the farm of William Couch. As he has already hir- ed the Dennison farm, he will have his hands full. But he is equal to the task. If we had more such enterprising young WC suOu1u HUI uCdI SO HuCh SODi- plaint that farming is 2 failure.
 D. s. Bartram and K. F. Shaw are serving on the jury in the court of Com- mon Pleas, Danbury.
 George Sherman is having new roof placed on his house. Rev MT Swan attended the Episcopal convention, Tuesday,.
 The gathering of the Sons of the Rev olution at Putnam park, Tuesday, prov ed a complete fizzle, only 30 being pres ent when 300 were expected. Carry-alls and carriages enough to carry small ar my were in waiting In Bethel to convey the expected guests. Quite number of people were present from Danbury, Bethel and Bedding and whiled away the day beneath the shade, ate their lunch and enjoyed themselves in quiet way.