The Newtown bee., 1892-05-13
GREENFrELD HILL.

| ant evening at Mrs H. B. Burr's. Games were enjoyed and the Burr brothers fav- ored with music on autoharp and piano. A number from this place attended the Fairfield church exercises, especially the organ recital; all expressed themselves as highly pleased. ... Mrs Warren Nichols has bought the James Staples place on Congress street. Herbert Hutchinson of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs Hopkins.
 MT and Mrs Leroy Meeker of Cross Highway were at their daughters on Burr street, Sunday.
 William Banks has new bicycle.
 The c. E. meeting, Friday evening, 9th, was led by Dea John Hull.
 The last rehearsal of the singing class for the concert was held on Monday even- ing, 9th. The concert was given on Wednesday evening, 11th. The pro- gram:
 
 Chorus, "Over the Snow," and round "Scot- lands Burning"
 Double quartet, A serenade.
 Recitation, "Orpheus and Eurydice," Miss Mamie Merwin.
 Instrumental duet, "silver Wedding Walt zes," violin, Samuel Wilson, organ, Miss Ma mic J. Merwin.
 Solo and quartet, "My Dear Old Home," Miss Julia Brown.
 ID Sherwood, contralto, Miss Georgia A. Banks Instrumental duet "Beautiful Moonlight" violin, Samuel Wilson, cornet, Willis N. Park 
 Quartet, "Coming Night" soprano, Miss Ma mic E. Banks, alto Miss Sarah E. Hopkins, tenor, Harry H. Sherwood, bass, William O.. Burr.
 Chorus, Twilight is Stealing"
 Instrumental duet, medley waltzes, cornet, Willis N, Parker, organ, Dr G.s.Plumley.
 Recitation, "Kerected," Miss Mamie J. Mer- win.
 Male quartet, "Forsaken," tenors, Willis N. Parker and Harry H. Sherwood, passes, Will liam O. Burr and Frank E. Perry.
 Duet, sweet Memory Bells" soprano, Miss Harriet E. Jennings, contralto, Miss Sarah E. Hopkins.
 Solo, "Juanita," Miss Mamie E. Banks.
 Instrumental duet, "Elias' Favorite Quad rille" violin Samuel Wilson, organ, Miss Ma mic J. Merwin.
 Trio, serenade, Misses Julia Brown, Mamie J. Merwin, Millie B. Jennings. Male quartet, "Stars of the Summer Night, tenors, Willis N. Parker and Harry H. Sher- wood, basses, William 0. Burr and Frank E. Perry
 Choruses, "Skating Glee," and "Sunshower.'' ,
 Instrumental quartet, "Mothers Songs," vio- lin, Samuel Wilson, cornet, Willis N. Parker, organ, Dr G S .Plumley, viol1ncelIo, Eugene B. Burr.
 Next regular meeting of the singing class, Monday, 10th. A teachers meeting was held at Sim- con Pease's on Tuesday evening, 10th. A , paper was read by Mir Smith, principal :. of the Fairfield school, on "School Man | agement" and one by Miss A. M. Wake man on "Our Winters Work" review of the papers and discussions at the meetings through the Winter. z Frederic Bronson, wife and daughter :. were at Verna mansion over Sunday, 8th l. George Skene has bought COW of MI Craik. The Band of Hope has planned to visi Il Band in New Haven, 21st.
 s. C. Bradley and family ride in new e pleasure wagon. - Mrs J. r. Morehouse attended the fun r. eral of Mrs John Sherwood at Southport d Friday.
 Do ,1yoI, l1ct +LoS "a I<~,,o stead to live with her sister, Mrs Haye; of Bridgeport. Her brother Rufus makes his home with John Ferris.
 J. F. Warehouse has assisted $. c Bradley in his farm work. Mrs Henry Craft has visited Mrs Nel son Raymond and Mrs Wilson Sher wood. o Misses Lizzie and Maggie Craik spent Sunday at home.
 Mrs Marvin Goodsell is little better
 Arbor day was observed at Burr's school by planting a tree which wal named the Columbus maple. }. Henry Gould is quite little better. h Superintendent Hull has proposed tha boys and girls missionary army be or s ganized in the Sunday school.
 Practice for Children's day has begun ! Roll of honor at the Academy fo '- April, being names of pupils present a every session during the month: Ma, Hill, Everett Van Ness, Willie Van Ness d Howard Gray, Lewis Hill. 2