The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

last year, and will find hearty welcome.
 Miss May Huff has returned from her visit. Nj publfghingshouta of he Methodist pe- uolnInss io ks preaeheA fof Dr Merwin lon .sunda k Ne i&A forc4fpl speaker and oE x dek kidsd N gi, ,a miedS MT v yishanofl hanoi e z were on the platform with MT Thomas and took part in the service.
 Rev Dr Merwin spent the Sabbath in Nashville, attending the dedication ser vice of the new Methodist church there. He was formerly a pastor of that church. guest of MfsAber} Hull. iTUTF
 Mir Saltzer of Hungary, for several years interpreter at Castle Garden. a con- verted Jew, and MT Vishanoff of Mace donia, converted Turk, Rev MT Thom- as of New York, Benjamin Smith of Bir- RinEn @ ps1 es'ss saned sdpat' at thd H9 Methodist parsonage.
 Hon J. K. .,udson of Thomaston was the guest of c F.. Osborne on Saturday.
 Seeley PerF9 M bhihing large cupola onsthe new barn for MT Hawley. It will have four gables and mullion, round head windows, making handsome finish to the building, which is very complete and well planned arrangement in it's interior. The barn will be equipped with the lat est improved hay foEk. - It,n
 Zalmon Purds and CssIa fsshorne ase peas from SheirSgaftfens. IA A S'
 Bradley Wheeler Las returned to SouthingtOn.
 u 'p" ;"' ''REDDfNG!, h'nom aid , '7h bEArHI UF T q. sANf6RD!I o1Il b iEAftef l al brayei fight for! life, and x,iil spite of, all that medical skill and assidu- ous care could do, J. c! Sanford died eii tTRursday .aftetnoohl June IA. His sui ferings during his four months sickness | were at times most intense, and death came at last as a happy release. A young man but 2G years of age, of fine presence, and bright promise of many years of useful and happy life, andA but recently welded to loving wife, he has been cut down in his prime, and al her bright prospect blighted by an un l timely death. He was the son of Johr $. Sanford and grandson of the latt | Aaron Sanford, rand also "a nephew o1 Ex-Sheriff Sanford. He leaves a youne wife, who is herself quite, ill, .througt her attentianee on[her inValids husband through his long sickness. He left alst l brother, who is now thesonly child re
 mainng to the bereaved parents. Int funeral, which took place on Sunday a D. m., was largely attended, and lons
 procession followed the deceased to hi
 last resting place in the Ridge cemetery
 It is seldom that a death in our, rara
 comm unity has created such profoans
 feeling of sympathy as that of this ouns
 man. But it is d consolation to his. sof
 rowing friends to know that he was rec Onciled to his departure. TWOAS year
 go he united with the Methodist church
 and had he lived would undoubtedl, have been faithful and consistent Chris
 tian man. The pail bearers were J. A | Sherwood, Emory Sanford, Joseph flaw Hey aud c, ;. Banks. Rev B. $. Pills
 bury, his pastor, of1iciated and mad
 some appropriate and feeling remarks.
 At d meeting of the joint board of St iectmen and schOol visitors held on Tues
 day. the sum of $260 was appropriate
 to each of the eight districts, being g.
 more than was appropriated last veal
 It was also voted to furnish the Cente
 school house with some new desks, to. aC
 commodate the fschDlafs S who atten
 there froM HuM district,s thdtL sch6C
 being discontinued on account of tn small number of children enumerated It. is expected that at DO distant date, .
 the school house sold.
 The inventory of the personal estate ( the late Mary A. Denison amounss
 about $3G, ,000. This is exclusive ofstt , real estate.
 t. A s 5oa tPmy fs'e&S e&&e @ o fn@ Setst eSD Sf St st
 pheu Sanford on Thurs day night, lool
 ing for job, and was taken suddenly
 with pneumonia. At this < Yrhi9g{ h
 Case is very serious and he is likely
 die. He is a stranger.
 Jeremiah Gruman of Aspetuck is vi [ iting his sister, Mrs H. B. Jennings, al X assstings His ,brothef-in law la bsutl h l farm work.
 -AG ' Fhere &inEbe as pound festival sttl s Methodist parsonage on Friday nigh - given by the Faithful workers. Refres T merits will be provided and good tin @ may be expected.
 D. Sanford isktue frstin the, field < begin having. Dan Green has the co Q tract to get all his hay and as)Dah,is V hustler it will go in in good shape and - short order. shu0se y1gfIi|EgM ,., a But few potato bugs have made the a appearance as yet and there is son r ground for believing that we have se' | the worst, of these pests.
 - As yet we have seen nothing of u e. focustsA. Are wetso far-out of the W; 7 that they have passed us bYS We ho l so,< { \ ~ M A - Summer boarders have begun to nal :. their appearanee in town and soon evel D boarding house will be full, and teache e and pupils, who have been absent r their schools, will add their presence il our yusnb HyT dull town yaHd make thin
 lively. A%A AAAf A
 A niece of Q. ", Kelly is being ente tained at their pleasant home whe ,s hthey expedtEsix city boarders. this wee r Iand more soon. to, follow. .,..... ,.. ,... Y Io, c. E. Morehouse is moving, ,lthis wee s into the house left him by the late Ma h A!Dehnison. yiiuY .snli1 laats t OhMonday afternoon of this week, M o Aaron Treadwell was completely sl s prised on returning from Bethel to fl
 1ynfher lad y friends; had taken5Sful pt 4 sesaohN of her house. and were ful stf edhipped'to eelebrate }her birthday. e was happy occasion.
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