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The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
BRIDGEWATER.

Frank Bostwick recently raised a new barn.
 MT and Mrs Cyrus Ruggles are in fee ble health.
 Miss Milly Northrop was the guest of Miss Eva Bostwick on Monday.
 Sadie Mallett is home from St Marga- ret's, Waterbury.
 Fannie Treat spent her vacation at home.
 Misses Edith Mallory and Geneveve Sanford took an outing, last week, mak- ing Hartford the objective point; also visiting the normal school in New Brit ain.
 Rev Mir DOane, student from New Haven, occupied the Congregational pull pit, Sunday, the ,church having been closed for a month previous. The En- deavOr meeting was led by Henry c. San ford, the topic being "Gcd's promises to his people,"
 James Keeler is sorting tobacco in the keeler warehouse.
 Mrs George Strong's friends are glad to know that she can be around on crutcheS.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
STEPNEY.

II. $. Nichols, who has occupied J. M. Ford's tenant house at Southville, the past year, moves to his fathers place in Stepney on April l.
 Mrs Abigail Patchen, who has been seriously ill at Miss Julia Turney's, is somewhat better and has returned to her home in Hattertown.
 Miss Alice Hamlin, who has been so iopg with the W. Turney manufacturing company, has severed her connection with the company and has gone to Bir- mingham.
 Miss Della Gilbert spent Sunday at her home in Botsford. Miss Emily c. Alquist spent Sunday in Newtown. Lester L. Burr has returned to school at Wilbraham, Mass. Mrs George Turner has entertained MT and Mrs Kent of Brewster, N. Y.
 Miss Deba Brown has visited her sis. ter, Mrs John Ferris in Bethel. George Banks, who has been clerking for shoe store in Bridgeport, but fol the past six months has been home help ing his father on the farm, returned te Bridgeport, last week. A. B. Curtis two sons come home to day from Worcester for the Easter holi days.
 John Benedict, Jr., and family art guests of his father, John. Benedict.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
EVANSVILLE.

Mrs Emeline Grum has returned to her home at Danbury.
 Miss Alice J. Hamlin has entertained young lady friend.
 Fred Knowles was in Lanesville, Mon- day night.
 Mrs Cha lies Smith has returned home after week spent with friends at New Milford.
 Henry Baker of Danbury spent Sun day with his sister, Mrs Lee.
 Mrs Sarah Jackson of Danbury is car ing for her niece, Mrs James Campbell. Hard colds are prevalent.
 Mrs Campbell is a little better. Dr Nc Donald of Danbury attends her.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
WESPTORT.

Charles Buck of Brooklyn, N T., was in town, Saturday.
 Cornelius Driscoll has bought the Eliza beth Robinson place, the sum paid being 5000. s Laura Gorham of Northfield, Mass, is visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs George B. Gorham.
 Edward H. Nash is soon to commence the erection of four new houses, opposite the ones recently built. Oscar Smith is the builder.
 Miss Maud Silliman of Easton is visit ing Miss Nellie Elwood.
 Bishop Williams visited Christ church, Monday evening, and confirmed class of six.
 Joseph Marvin of Hartford has been visiting his mother, Mrs Edward Marvin.
 H. H. Belden is very low with bron- chial pneumonia.
 William A. Blaisdell and family will soon move into Miss E. R. Downe's place on Main street.
 Temple lodge, F. & A. M., of this place are to visit St Johns lodge, Norwalk, on Thursday evening, and exemplify the master mason degree.
 A new cabinet organ of the Farrand & Foley make arrived, Monday, for the Sunday school of Christ church.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
TOWN TOPICS.

There Is to be only one department in Calhoun street school in the spring term. Our popular principal, Miss Peacock, of Litchfeld, will take charge of the whole school.
 Mr Reed, the new station agent, has moved his family here from Bridgeport They will live in A. $. Baldwin's house. The Christian Endeavor meetings which are held in the Methodist church, every other Tuesday evening, are in- creasing in interest.
 Hamilton Gibson was in town over Sunday.
 Dr Spencer, who has been absent from his pulpit for two Sundays, preached last Sunday.
 Miss Alice Castle will play the organ at the Sunday evening services at the Town hall.
 Sherman Woodruff ha1 been painting the Mitchell cottage.
 W. II. Gibson spert Sunday at Dr Ford's.
 D. E. Brinsmade returned from Yale on Wednesday, for the Easter vacation. Mir and Mrs W. A. Watts have friends visiting them.
 Mir Trempf, who moved into the Ly man Baldwin house the fore part of win ter, lost nine-months-old child with pneumonia, Saturday night. The funer- al was held on Tuesday of this week.
 Arthur c. Titus made a trip to New Haven, last week.
 Truman Swift leaves Amasa Hallock' s cottage and goes into the upper part of the creamery building at Blackville.
 Miss Lydia Parish's remains were brought here for interment, last week Wednesday. She was the daughter of William Parish, born here 67 years ago, but has lived for long time with her brother-in-law, S. c. Landon of New Milford.
 A child of Charles and Lima Randall Hickox, which died in Holgate, O., was brought here for uterment, on Monday. Jennie Gibson was away a short time last week attending the wedding of her brother, Edward Gibson, formerly of the Gunnery.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31

bors, MT and Mrs William Davidson, and MT and Mrs William Washburne. Both families are going to leave, this week, to make their home in Watertown.
 Charles Favreau returned to his home in Easton, last Friday, after spending T few days with relatives in this place.
 Reuben Bailey was through this place on Monday peddling salve, ointment, shears, scissors, etc.
 Mrs Emeline Wildman was in New Milford, Hast Saturday.
 Miss Martha Penny is with her sister, Mrs w. Davidson.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
AMONG THE GUNNERY BOYS.

A field day to establish school records will be held some time the last of May or first part of June. The following are some of the events which will be contest. ed for: 100 and 220 yards dash and one half mile run and walk; potato race hurdle race; high and broad jumping ; pole vaulting; hammer throwing and base ball throwing.
 Each one of the boys, who are trying for the base ball team are required to take regular turns at batting lies every day
 F. North Clark again wrenched his knee which he hurt last fall while play ing football and was obliged to go ohome. His br Dther, Russell, has taken his place.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
BETHLEHEM.

March is keeping it's record good, this year, for disagreeable weather. The snowbanks are melting away and most of our roads are open now.
 Mrs Eliza Vose is visiting friends in town.
 James Parmelee Is h ome from Mount Hermon school for a short vacation.
 George w. Peck is canvassing our town for pictorial history of the world. It contains 5000 illustrations.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
CHESTNUT HILL.

George Ere nch is quite poorly, having been failing for the past winter.
 Mir and Mrs Fred Futile of Bridgeport spent Sunday at s. Lendeveg's.
 Ernest Jennings of Deep River and Emory Sanford of Bedding spent Sunday at Agur s. Beach's.
 Agur s. Beach is spending few days at Deep River.
 Beach Hall is still on the sick list, having been unable to work at his trade for some time.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
GOOD FOR THE GUNNERY BOYS.

The debate at the Gunnery, on the question, "Resolvcd that capital punish mcnt," was decided in favor of the af- ftrmative. J. c. Brinsmade in rendering his decision said that the speeches of the boys compared favorably with those of the representatives in Hartford where the same bill was brought up short time since.
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from the estate of the late Charles Can non.
 Mrs George Bates is still very ill.
 The sociable that was to have been held at the residence of Dayton Bouton, Wednesday evening, was postponed on account of unfavorable weather.
 Rev M. P. Favor, pastor of Weston Congregational church, preached in the chapel on Sunday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs Frank Gregory and daugh- ter, Ethel, are visiting Mrs Gregory's parents, MT and Mrs Ebenezer Fitch.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
In Fairfield County.
EASTON.
A FINE CONSERVATORY.

Mrs George Sherwood's conservatory of plants is very fine. The bright tinted geraniums and numerous other delicate hued blossoms, cannot fail to attract at tention of all lovers of the beautiful and Mrs Sherwood can well feel proud of her fine collection. Mir and Mrs A. J. Sherwood and daughter, Hazel, spent Sunday at George Sherwood's.
 George Sherwood and Mallett San ford have bought oxen of Orville Nal lett.
 Robert Davis entertained number of friends and all enjoyed a social dance, last week Tuesday evening.
 Miss Mamie Wheeler and Grace Vii liams are visiting Miss Margaret Peck at Norwalk. Ernest Bauer has fine setter bird dog a present from his brother in New Y York
 The Staples place is rented to a family from Birmingham. Mir and Mrs James Garnett recently welcomed son.
 w. A. Roberts is spending a short time in Pennsylvania.
 The Bible readings conducted by Rev MT Pierce, will be held Wednesday after moons at the home of Mrs George Banks that being the most central place. Al are invited.
 Mrs c. W. Candee has entertained hel sister, Mrs Lou Burr.
 Abraham Kline is wi5h c. W. Candee
 Miss Mary Kline is at Charles Silli mans.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
BANTAM.
WHO WILL BE ros rMAsTER !?

Who is to be the postmaster? Is it to be under the hill or top of the hilli These are the questions which are pug zling the brains of the Bantamites at the present time No one knows anything about it, or if they do they keep dark for fear the facts might spring their traps and the game be lost. If it were as it ought to be, the office of postmaster would be given on merit alone, and held during good behavior.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
MIR FAyoR's FAREWELL.

Rev NJ. F. Favor preached to a large audience his farewell sermon from the text in Feel, "Hear the conclusion of the whole matter, fear God and keep his commandments for this is the whole duty of man.
 A supper was given at the home of H. Wyman, last week, and purse of near ly $40 was presented to the pastor.
 Charles Adams found his best COW dead in the stable, last Friday morning. Mrs E. Fitch is visiting friends in Vineland, N. J.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
Litchfeld County News.
WASHINGTON.
FARMERS ORGANIZE.

The Washington feed and supply com- pany, H. O. AVerill, c. 0. Ford, c. H. and l.. A. Mason, s. B. Smith, P. c. See ley and E. Mitchell, open business, April l, in the tobacco warehouse, using the lower floor for general feed, grain and seed store.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
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SOUTHPORT.

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 A B. Hendrix of Newtown visited his Kettletown Brook farm, last week. F. H. Gray of Georges Hill went to Springfield, Mass, last Monday to sell car load of horses that came from the West.
 Miss Rose Dillon commenced her sum- mer term of teaching school on Hulls Hill, last Monday.
 George Signor sold his household goods, last week, ,and has left Hull's Hill. Miss Nettie Tomlinson of Great Hill was on Hull's Hill, last Monday, looking up the effects of Samuel Bassett, deceas- ed.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
FLYNN & DOYLE BUSY.

Flynn & Doyle are having large number of secondhand wagons to paint and repair, but when finished they look fine. Mir Boughton and MT Rowland are the ones who do this work in the painting line.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
ASPETUCK.

Charles s. Abbott is sick with the grip. Dr Gorham attends him.
 J. J. Foster is improving his house with a veranda. Robert Seholley is doing the carpenter work.
 William Van Worst has bought a fine COW of George Ferris of North Wilton
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
TRUMBULL.

l.. l.. Thomas has sold his Percheron stallion, Little Duke, No. 4167 to w. E. Walker, as Mir Walker has an English hackney. People have an opportunity to compare breeds and take this choice.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
SOUTHVILLE.

s. F. Clark has been confined to the h use, the past two weeks, with severe cold.
 Mrs w. S. Roe was the guest of her father. $. K. Clark, last Saturday.
 Mrs Charles Minor and son has visited her mother, Mrs K. w. Smith.
 Mrs !. M. Fori had her little grand
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
MUD! MUD!! MUDi!!

Nothing but mud. The travelling is very bad indeed. The first of April is
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 done by great many people.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
MONROE.
A NEW ORGAN.

The vocation organ, purchased by the Congregational society in this place, has arrived and been set up. Monday after noon, Mir Bolesay, the agent, came and played about two hours on the instru- ment to the great pleasure of quite a large audience. The musical people pro- nounce it a fine instrument and great improvement on the old one.
 Miss Adella Gordon left town for her home in New York on Thursday.
 Mr Pierce of Roxbury is visiting Town Clerk Nichols.
 Miss Anna Booth of Easton has spent a few days with Miss Minnie Edwards. Miss Lillie Wales of Bridgeport is stay ing at Solon B. Wales.
 Weir Goldsborough spends the Easter vacation at home.
 EAST VILLAGE.
 Miss Nettie Curtis and Orrin Morrow were united in marriage on Monday ev- ening by Rev c. s. Dixon.
 The steam mill is now cutting the Sin clair woods. Three of the Workmen board with O. Sherwood.
 All of the inmates of David Black mans house are sick; seven in all.
 Quite number have the latest edition of grip.
 Albert l.. Pierce has visited his aunt,
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31

gymnasium hall, Friday evening, March 3l. The public are aware of the pleas ant nature of these gatherings and the program, if carried out, promises to be rich feast to those in attendance. The program will be as follows: Selection, male quartet.
 Violin solo, MT Saunders.
 Selection, orchestra.
 Recitation, Miss L. Jenkins.
 Selection, auto harp, B. Ballard. Speech, J. A. Clark.
 Vocal duet, Misses Stoves and Parsons. Selection, s. Davey.
 Recitation, W. CotteIell.
 Concertina solo, J. Banford.
 Selection, male quartet.
 Violin solo, Mir Sunders.
 vocol duet, Misses Clark and Tonkins. Recitation, Miss N. Stoves.
 Selection, orchestra.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Rev Henry Davies of Greens Farms preached In the Congregational church, last Sunday. In the morning, the sub ject was "rhe God Kingdom" In the evening, "Progressive Christianity"
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visited relatives in Hartford and Forest vile.
 Mir Campbell, the superintendent of the mill, boards at William Davis.
 Miss Ella Bradley has resumed her school duties.
 Willis O. Barlow expects to vacate MT Hayes tenement and assist c. Leroy Mitchell on the farm.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31

The schools commence next Monday, April 3, for the spring term of l2 weeks.
 The new houses are fast approaching completion, and will be ornaments to the place.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
GREENFIELD HILL

Mir Hawley of New Canaan lectured at the grange meeting, last week. The Messrs Blakeman of Stratford, the or ganizers of our grange, were also pres ent.
 H. Pease cut his thumb nearly off, while splitting wood recently.
 The choir is practicing Easter music.
 The parish meeting will be held on Saturday, April l.
 Michael Falls, formerly of Newtown, has bought the Eben Burr place.
 Frederick Sherwood has sold his place to Allen Jennings of Greens Farms.
 Sherwood Banks attended the cattle show at New Milford, last week.
 z. B. Bradley has bought oxen of Frank Monroe.
 John P. Warehouse and A. Raymond went to New Haven, last week, iE pur suit of steam power.
 Mrs Wilson Sherwood had the misfor- tune to fall down stairs, last week Thursday, bruising her considerably.
 Miss Ada Banks is visiting the family of George Mills of Greens Farms.
 R. s. Banks has been drawing timber for the purpose of repairing his barn.
 Samuel Wakeman had house warm ing Friday evening. It was very un- pleasant both over head and under foot, but those who braved it felt paid for their trouble. Bulkley furnished violin music and Lobdell prompted.
 Mrs Maria L. Keeler has received some fine oranges from Crescent City Florida
 Mrs II. K. Elwood and son are both on the sick list.
 Dea Parrock of Easton has visited his grandchildren on Burr street.
 MT and Mrs Charles Smith have an addition to their family.
 MT Peet and family of Easton are soon to occupy James Nichols place.
 Edgar Banks has lately become owne. of a fine pair of oxen.
 MT Calef is selling medicine.
 c. B. Meeker, wife and daughter of Cross Highway has spent few days with relatives in Brooklyn. DEERFIEID. MT and Mrs Charles Nichols have wis., tied their sister, Mrs Mary Buckley in Southport.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Brotherton of Cross Highway visited her parents, Sum- day.
 MT and Mrs J. R. Jennings and Miss Abbie D. Wakeman have visited in Hull's Farms.
 J.P. Warehouse and A. w. Raymond have been in New Haven. Charlie Allen and his brother-in-law have gotten up large wood pile for Charle Nichols.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31

Mrs Agur Beardsley, and cousin, Mrs D. A. Nichols.
 Mrs Dosia Beach drew a beautiful eight-day clock from so certificates taken from tobacco.
 George Osborn will move his family into the house with William R. Ferris. April l.
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Dr Bardwell's assiduous attention. She walks about the yard and the painful
 wounds upon her head are fast healing.
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ANSONIA.

AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR TONIGHT.
 The Garnet Temple of Honor will give an entertainment in the Y. M. 0. A.
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NICHOLS.
SERVICES AT TRINITY.

SERVICES AT TRINITY.
 Services in Trinity church Easter Sun day, will be communion at o'clock p. m., followed by the usual afternoon ser vice and sermon at o'clock, with appro- priate music. Mrs Lockwood of Wilton, a sister of Miss Frances Plumb, has been making her visit at the old homestead.
 Elliott P. Curtis is able to be about the house again.
 N. B. Curtiss and family are again with us, having spent the winter in Bridgeport. ........
 Mrs k. c. Amber, who has been quite sick at her old home in White Hills, has returned to her home here in Nichols.
 The village school have vacation next week.
 Mrs o. E.. Plumb has returned to Nichols, having spent few weeks with her son in Bridgeport.
 Mrs c. J. Thorp has the grip. D. B. Curtiss has carpenter and painter at work improving the interior ot his residence.