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CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES.

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 CHURCH AND PERsoNAENoTEs.
 At the annual business meeting, of the Norfield Aid Society, last week, the following officers were elected Presi- l dent, Mrs Julius Lane; vice president, l Mrs Horace Huributt; secretary. ', Mrs Arthur Bradley; treasurer Miss Annie Fitch. 7i'" 's .tss2s*'1 *' ,|sj ,.,s.s,, |
 Henry Hamilton returned home on Saturday, after spending several months with his daughter, in New. Haven. ""3 I
 Lloyd, the eldest son of James Dike- man, broke his arm while at play with his sister one day, last week. Y
 The moonlight evenings of last week were utilized by Luman Mead, inelearn- ing to mount and ride his new b:cyele efforts.
 The Aid Society of Norfeld church
 met on Thursday evening, with Mrs
 Pease at the parsonage. ,sg s- Ex-Sheriff Bulkley and R. K.. Fitch went to Bridgeport, last Friday evening
 and listened to Ex-Gov Waller, and
 other good democratic speakers at the
 Park City theater. "s:. ,~..l. Postmaster Gregory and his brother, l Charles, took trip to Boston, last week.
 The registrars were in session at the
 town house, yesterday. :a..t. .........,, Arthur Bepnett of Norwalk has rem 1 ted his house in this place, to Hiram | Gorham of Bedding, who took posses sion, last week. .''" lz:
 Rev c. F. Pease, Miss Hattie Wyman and Miss Annie Fitch, who were appoint
 ed committee to select song books for
 the Christian Endeavor Society, have reported, the Christian Endeavor I Edition,'' of Gospel Hymns, No. G., their
 choice. 2. ,.' 4.': 2. .# .-: A.ij',t Edward F. Starin a former student of
 the Weston military institute, died in ! an insane retreat in New York, last 1 week. 5 &''HtF"s 3s'E't ft .,ts.,st | E-r.ssE5t Bf a+ sfE .- E.Ht Miss Bertha Coley of Wilton, has spent few days with Miss Edna. Brad- l ley. .,a. .,... B, -,.s.. sfHs'sa*' | i Postmaster Gregory is again without
 a clerk, Miss Mamie sSturges,, who filled the position,e having returned l home.s .ls.Fs7;aW W # .fas H4a t, -,''. ,' 1 Mrs Hawley Williams and Mrs Sarah
 Brown spenta few days of last week,
 with Bedding friends. " .'paaa 1 Mrs Charles Sutton suffers from a fstula, on her hand. sssgH .Ag MT and Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey enter tained their aunt from Norwalk re-
 gently. t*&S' "s's'-~ t'"' 3,''it' .asr sss Mrs J. H., Gregory of Cannons has
 been in town for, several days. @"''S.
 ..'.....,s LIFE Fl WEsTPoRT., @p' see's s l ''.''',.- -- ---' -'''9 '-{ fsff 2 | THE VILLAGE AND. VICINITY ltss's'fS
 Mrs Peter Bulkley is svisiting friends at Staten Island. ssaass A H:sets ts l Miss Ida Burke of Brooklyn is guest of the Misses Thomas, of Compo. gaAs}H l Mrand Mrs Cornelius Snagg of. Wa
 terbury are guests at the residence of, F.:
 E. Sturges.s 7l7a4 s44'E ff 4 tA ...t John L. Adams of New York is visit 1 ing his parents, Mir and Mrs George S.. l Adams. E&5a'" fs5'@*sfs A'ffsa gHzssa Arion lodge, No. 29. O. D. H. S., are l to hold a reception at the Opera house, l next Tuesday evening e aaas v. t' 'fs''
 The grand paratie of the Westport fire
 department takes place, next Tuesday afternoon. AiFaa4 fss49s8Fass s;,r,s.ss. Mrs Ambrose s. Hurlbutt is visiting friends in New Haven. ,s s5ssz | MT Parker of Manchester has been vis-
 iting his daughter, Mrs Robert4W. Post.
 Mrs l.. B. Jackson and daughter,
 Hazel, who have been visiting here for
 the past six months, returned, Saturday, ! to their home at StsLouis, Mo. , IS haa. Westport has merry .go-round which l is well patronized. It is situated on
 the Gorham lot on Main atreet, and is to stay here two weeks. sssas.s* : lg Mrs Esther Downs is. visiting friends
 at Montclair, N. J.ssH ssa gs44a
 MT and Mrs Walter T.. Smith of New York were guests, last week, of MT and
 Mrs Charles H. Kemper, Jr. l Rev Thomas A. Hyae of Boston is q guest at the residence of William H. l Marvin. ..s.,
 The services at Safeguard chapel,
 Cross Highway, winch have been disconr
 tinued for the pasttwoor three Sundays
 were resumed again, Sunday. afternoons Rev Kenneth Mackenzie ofHciatedH s : MT and Mrs George s. Adams cele- l brated the 5oth anniversary of their we'd
 ding by giving 2 reception at their home
 on King street, Tuesday evening, s..s ,, I MT and Mrs Gornelius JeHeffe of New York are guests. aas the residence of HiramJ elleffe atiSaugatuck. g ssF4alsss l ' LYONS PLAINS. s4s, laE a ssFits saf7z -- Ha 4s lef f4fsas
 Mrs Alexander Hamilton, went to