The Newtown bee., 1892-07-15

tor on the Mary Ann Smith estate.
 Editor R. c. Mallette's family Summer at Seymour.
 The funeral of John w. Bunnell was held at his late residence on Friday at 5 D m. A large delegation of Hamilton commandery, Knights Templar of Bridge port, of which the deceased was a mem Der, were present in full regalia and the following acted as pail bearers: Dr c. Zones, E. Parmlee, T. B. Beecher, w. F Doty, J. T. McAlpine and G. B. Beers. Rev Dr Guilbert, rector of Trinity, offic- iated. He made a short and very inn pressve address. On the conclusion of his remarks, the Sir Knights proceeded with their ritual. The interment was in Oak Lawn cemetery. The grave was surrounded by the Knights and the com initial service was read by Dr Guilbert. Grand Master of the State Hugh Sterling acted as prelate for the Knights. The house and porches were crowded with sympathizing friends. The floral trib- utes were beautiful.
 Dr GuiIbert is now living in the new rectory.
 Herbert Boynton and family of New Milford have been guests ofJ. E. Welles.
 Miss Edna Kelsey rides safety bi- cycle.
 Elmore s. Banks has a new Columbia cushion bicycle.
 Judge J. H. Perry and family have gone to Moosehead lake for the Summer. Judge Perry has built cottage on an island in the lake, several miles from shore.
 It is reported on good authority that the railroad are soon to open road in the rear of the Elwood residence.
 Allie Nichols of New York city has been spending his vacation in town.
 Tracy Buckingham is visiting Mrs H. N. Wakeman.
 Mrs w. H. Holman and family are in Boston for the Summer.
 Mrs Fillmore s. Banks rides cycle.
 MT and Mrs Van Wagenen sailed on Wednesday for Europe on the Teutonic of the White Star line. They expect to remain away several months.
 The annual meeting of the archdeacon- ry of Fairfield county was held in Trinity church, Tuesday. The meeting opened with the Holy Communion at II 30, fol- lowed by business meeting a bountiful collation., such as Southport ladies are noted for, was served in the chapel. Rev Beverly E. Warner of Christ church, Bridgeport, opened the meeting and Rev Dr Guilbert was chosen chairman. The $10,000 and the amount apportioned to Fairfield county is $270O. The afternoon meeting occupied several hours. About 30 clergymen were present.
 The young daughter of Dr Dunham, who fell down the cellar stairs, last week and received serious injuries, is rapidly recovering.
 Southport was again shocked by a sud- den death. Phoebe, wife of Henry Horn of Sasco hill, died suddenly of heart dis ease, Tuesday morning about o'clock. Mrs Horn had not been feeling we'll for several weeks, but serious results were not feared. She was 5S years old and leaves husband and several children. Mrs Horn was of a disposition that made her many friends and she will be greatly missed. The funeral was held from the residence of MT Horn, Thursday at p m. Rev Dr Guilbert officiated. The in- terment was in Oak Lawn cemetery.
 Mrs Milton Ford and daughter of Fair field are guests of William Henson.
 Royal W. Sherwood and Miss Clara Osborn were delegates to the Y. F. s. c. E. convention in New York, last week.
 Friday evening, Susan, wife of Aaron Jennings, died of heart disease, after an illness of few days. She was 72 years of age and had not been in good health for some time. The funeral was held from her late residence on Monday after noon. Rev Mir Holman officiated. The interment was in Oak Lawn cemetery.
 l.. F. Sherwood is having his house painted. R. P. Sherwood is doing the work.
 Henry w. Horn, who has been clerk at the St. Marc hotel, has resigned and has secured position in New York.
 The Beaehside hotel is already filled all the rooms are taken.
 Simon Banks is to erect residence on the lot next to the Congregational par sonage. Uriah Perry has the contract.
 Mir Harris is to play Trinity's organ, next Sunday.
 Charley Banks has been running MT Muser's barber shop, while the barber and family visited Milford and Wood bridge.
 EASTON.