The Newtown bee., 1894-10-19
week, on account of rain, will be this

WoSA. oA aSCCuHt oI Tdiu,z VIII Dc Guls week.
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 A very pretty wedding which took place was that of Miss Mary Noble of Washington to John D. ..Betts of Bethel September B. They will make it their home in New York. Hssas 4H What is said to be one of the finest crops of apples in Litchfield county is that raised on the farm of Edward Call houn. The quality and size are unusual. MT Calhoun has hundreds of bushels en- gagged for the Waterbury market, ssit q Edward Sullivan was found dead in the corn field, last Tuesday, supposed to have fallen in fit. MT Sullivan was a man much respected by all who knew him and his family have the sympathy of aH.' 4at48 Hat s.2if
 It is reported that A. G. Baker has hired house in Danbury and will move there for the winter with his fami- ly. 7 A8SsttE38 .# William Church has broken ground for his new house over on the Syndicate near William Brinsmade's. -t Albert A. Titus went to Watertown to spend Sunday with Mrs Titus, at her l fathers, William Jones's. a..y ,*4gt. Andrew Buckingham has commenced looking for place to remove to next spring. #@.|51 #eae "~stsaH sz5s Ea5 &s'S''t' Report says c. D. Cole is to exchange some, real estate, the Daniel Frisbie place, with MT Bishop, real estate.dealel in Bridgeport, for some city property. ;.
 Mrs Jane Clark returned on Monday from c. T. Woodruff's, to her home ir New Milford. . a4yst 4t-e#g
 I MT and Mrs c. T. Woodruff and little l daughter, Nellie, went to James Paine's to spend Saturday and Sunday l Thomas McGrath has the contract for painting the Catholic church, ssLady od Our Help,'' and is putting on the colors in good harmony and taste. He has three assistants. ....,.:.
 s. l.. Brinsmade's seems to be the "Boarders' paradise," and it hurts his feelings to be obliged to say, "No" tt lapplicants who will come if he can takt l them. To extend the means of accom-
 modation, he is now adding third story
 to his commodious cottage, Charle!
 Prindle doing the joiner work.
 The annual meeting of Excelsior Pc
 mona Grange, No. 7, will be held a
 Watertown, Wednesday,, October A, a
 10 a. m. The election of officers vii
 occur in the morning and the lecturer
 hour at ?. p. m. The subject of the da.
 will be "Our Ideals"
 Miss Hattie Nettleton has gone t.
 Springfield, teaching. ....
 E. K. Rossiter and family left tow
 on Tuesday afternoon.
 } The weekly cottage prayer meetin was held on Tuesday evening at De : Hollister's.
 There is to be Christian Endeavo social at Clarence Nettleton's on Frida
 evening. It is expected that Clarenc Nettleton will be home and give som
 account of his journey to the famou battlegrounds of Antietam and Getty burg. & @s. 'r .r zt ....,u MT and Mrs Simon D. Platt of To rington were expected in town for l few days, last week. Frank Phelps and his brother-in-lav MT Brown of Ansonia, were guests ( 7 Henry Barney, last week.. During the short stay they bagged large amour of gray squirrels, cartridges, quails, ct
 Bonnie Fou1ois was badly bitten in tt calf of his leg by Albert Oberg's do, last Sunday afternoon. Dr Brown a ended him. " ht"7 @ .' ss. u