The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
uoNoR1NG THE VETERANS,

IGNORING THE VETERANS.
 The soldiers graves were decorated With flowers and the national flag on Decora- tion day by Messrs Glover Blackman and Andrew Leavenworth, both veterans. The list of our honored dead resting in the Stepney cemetery is as follows: |: Capt Samuel Fayerweather, Revolution enlisted, May Y, ITO
 Capt Allen Corning.
 George Garfield, enlisted September 9, '6l, re.enlisted, December 2l, '63, mustered out, July l9, G5.
 Stepnen Edwards.
 Eugene Hubbell, enlisted August II, '62, discharged February '63.
 Corporal Edward Hubbell, enlisted Novem Der 25, 'GS mustered out, August ?, '65.
 George Gray, enlisted August 6, '62, muster ed out, August Q, '65. ~ Edgar N. Kasson, enlisted August 14 'G2, discharged, February 6, '63. . Louis Burkhardt, enlisted August l3, '63, mustered out August 9, '6j.
 John Latin, enlisted August D. '62, discharg John Powell, enlisted August 20, '6l, reen- listed, January 6, '6l, mustered out, August 3' Abel Peet, war 1872, September IS, 1874. George Mclean, November 2S. '6l. John Wakelee.
 George Blanchard, who formerly re- sided in Stepney, but of late in Bridge port, has moved into Mary Beers ten ant rooms, recently, occupied by John billion.
 Maud Downs was taken to the Bridge port hospital, last Sunday.
 Tuesday evening, some of the boys armed with instruments of noise pro- ceeded to the house of the newly wed- ded pair, J. T. Porter and wife, to give them an old fashioned serenade. They | were treated to cigars by Mir Porter. The Lower Stepney school closed, Tuesday. Miss Sninln is first class teacher and has given general satisfac- tion. She presented each scholar with a pretty decorated cup and saucer, and they in turn gave her handsome plush | album.
 On Friday evening, June 1, the Cut | ler's Farm Christian Endeavor society will give a strawberry festival at tht residence of B. F. Squire, Cutters Farm for the benefit of Peter Poulasky, whose house was recently destroyed by fire All are cordially invited to attend ant help along a good cause.
 Mrs Lind and son, William, of New York are expected at the Baptist parson age, this week. MT Lind is with thu 1 Tiffany Glass Co. of New York, manu facturcrs of cathedral glass and memo rial windows of the most delicate work manship, taking the lead in this kind o work in this country.
 The 1eSClVaI ana concert at the Meln odist church was not a great success financially on account of the unpleasan weather, which has so long prevailed but the entertainment was of fine order especially the selection "Polly and l., given by Mrs HOllister Sage, which sh sang very sweetly and with much grac and effect. All will be delighted to hea her again. Miss Snif1in, who has man. times proved herself an artist, sang Verl nicely, "The new Kingdom" The mal quartet :was well received. Miss Ray mond, the elocutionist, is good speaker though we cannot place her above other who have at other times been heard here
 Charles WilcoxsOn of Stratford ha been entertained at Mrs c. E. Lyons.
 George H. Lyon has visited in NeN York and Brooklyn, the guest of GeOrg Clingan.
 School closes, this week. Miss Levi has been very successful the past year The scholars show improvement worth of notice and reflect credit upon thei teacher.