The Newtown bee., 1894-01-26
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SOUTHPORT.
IN TRINITY CHURCH CIRCLES.


 IN TRINITY CHURCH CIRCLES.
 Saturday afternoon (to-ifSorrow), the Daughters of the King, of Trinity, will hold pie, cake, candy and apron sale, from 3 to , and from to 10 p. m. A large attendance is hoped for as the pro- ceeds are to be devoted to good work. B. F. Bulkley has filled his ice house with ice about eight inches thick. Her. bert Sherwood intends to begin cutting in few days in his new pond.
 Mrs William B. Dayton is visiting in Washington, D. c. MT and Mrs Walker of Brooklyn, NY, have been the guests of R. P. Curtis. Miss Cheeney of Ohio is the guest of MT and Mrs o. T. Sherwood. Miss Annie Bulkley has been with Mrs A. o. Jennings in Waterbury. There was very high tide on Sunday.
 Mrs Maurice Wakeman is visiting her daughter, Mrs Van Wagner in New Rochelle, N. Y.
 John H. s. Bliss and William H. Leon- ard of Danbury, the proprietors of the Hotel St Mare, have dissolved partner ship. They have given notice that they will not be responsible for any bills which may hereafter be contracted by the hotel.
 Postmaster Jennings is raising funds to keep up the library over the postoffice. He is having good success. MT and Mrs E. $. Hand have taken the J. B. Osborne house and will probably occupy it till Breakwater is finished. Misses Frances and Mary Wakeman are travelling in the South, where they | will remain during the winter. Col A. k. T. Nichols of Greenfield Hill is building Q new house. | The Red Cross dramatic club of Bridge port gave an entertainment in Washing ton hall, last week. The hall was filled and the performance was good. The concert by the Philharmonic club ofsNew York, at Pequot hall, Monday evening, was treat to all lovers of mu- sic. The program was we'll selected and finely rendered. Miss Marion Weed sang sweetly and was repeatedly encored. It was undoubtedly the finest concert ever | given here. The house was crowded. | Joel Banks killed snake one day, this week, while working in the woods.
 The schooner s. A. Falconer of W. B. Meeker's line, Capt B. Wilson, sailed for New York, Monday night, with one of the largest loads of the season, 176C barrels. She will return about Tuesday or Wednesday.
 John A. Olsen was in town, last week
 Charles J. Banks of the Farmer spent Sunday in Yonkers, N. Y. c. A. Meeker, Jr., is selling onions ir New York at Pier 45.
 Capt Peet's new house is about com pleted and will soon move in. . H. B. Sherwood's pond this year is failure so far, the ice being only abou four inches thick, all on account of being spring water.
 Martin Hopkins take the place of Jobl Benson at Pequot library hall.
 Thirty prizes were given at the Con gregational Sunday school, Sunday after noon, for proficiency in the quarterl, written examination and for attendance every Sunday during the year 1893.
 Long before the doors were open a Pequo5 library hall,on Monday evening there was rush for tickets to hear tn 7 celebrated Philharmonic club of Ney g York and Miss Marion $. Weed. Ever 3 seat in the hall was filled and the enter tainment was grand success. They re turned to New York the same evening
 TRUMBULL.