The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22
her home with Mrs Ebert Edwards, this summer.
FAIRFIELD.

~ Much indIgnatfen ls Enused pg the pal l playing insspabIE pGtes oA SunsHsE i I,afge gaaHs g'taap to Samp nIortar eash n l boisterous on their return through the | village. Last Sunday game was in progress, all the afternoon. in front of the Middle school. Complaint has been made to the seleetmen.
 k4LJF THE UNITED FRIENDS. YAH 'Sa,lre United Eakelmuch prfeSin showing the special report of the New York state insurance department which has just completed three weeks search ing examination of the books Of the or dec. After giving a.statement< of the or-s ders Che thr examiners say: All the funds collected have been properly ap- piled aud 6he affairs generally haveA re- .eeiNed careful and econo omieal attention land the members have been given as fair and honorable treatment. The chair man of the board, in sending his report, writes to the imperial coupeilofss-ssI must take this opportunity of cDngratulating the order on the immense success it has attained. It has gradually forged to the front until now it stands among the lead ing fraternal orders of this country. This successf has Kot been reached without hards work ana Eno sene deserves mofai credit than yourself. Your labor papd4 untiring efforts to increase .he member ship and your general conduct of the bnsiness upotl such aH ,eesonlofqmp.ical F P Pasis ps l found it to be cOnducted, conipels4 me to cohmend you to the' nidmbers gem 'dfally4 and must say you are e the right man in the right place." Fairfield coun-' cif members are pleased BoE recommend it basia safeIand economical insurance, from their five years experience, and will "be pleased 70 give all desired information. AT THE FRESH AIR HOME.
 "Elm Cottage,'' the fresh air home, is opep to-day for the annual reception and festivak JStram berries, cream, cake and aprons are for sale. It should receive liberal patronage as it is necessary to
 raise large sum tu carry on the work, and the outlook is. not very encouraging The first of the children take possession ! next week atufdag-s FMrsFWilmot has been re engaged as matron, and Mrs EWslkef E6f Birmingham ,Fwil ! take the place of Mrs Green, who is unable to att tend to it this year. .UsEJzrf,ra THE ACADEMY CLOSES. " a'A l The academy closed with it's annual liexercises at the Town hau.E last Thurs Prizes were awarded as l fellows: First in spelling. Florence | Wakeman, gold medal, second in spell ling, Louis Treadwell, book first abhlet- Iic, I Duis Treadwell; second athletic, ICharjes Proctor; schelarship and de- | pertinent, Florence Wakeman, set of ! hooks. I ,EThe basement walls of the new Gatho. I lie church are done. The work now
 completed gives promise of fine editice
 pA Hans Seirup's new house is completed 1 and occupied by one tenant. Delivery | l.rff piaIyatttS
 Numerous, runaways and other acci
 dents have enlivenad the town, lately
 and are getting too frequent for com
 fort. Bracken's doub e team sindutgee in lively but short run, last Tuesday I afternoon, starting from the depot anc I bringing up at the carriage shop. It Wa'
 caused by disarranged harness.
 Il The Fairfield Hook fS5 ladders Co. .vgays veFy enjoFabie ssocia hls' at sPicketti
 hanF East night, kto the tlady snd pshe friends who assisted them in the late fair
 Jimmie Flannigan fell from a cheer, ; tree in front of Michael McCaffrey's, ol Tuesday evening, dislecating h s elbow Now that cherry time is on we shall hav a chapter of these accidents.
 Rev Sa muef ssep Fiffe pseachedbwo elo rquentS fmanss a tsstheg feng gationa
 church, last Sunday.
 7j The elAtlanta. Ga.s uniFerSitY ,quarte - win give a concertsih the Abwn II, neK :, Friday evening. The program i..clude IseveraI plantation melodies aud is' pro Enouneea by those who have Heard it gt be good. The club is making a summe
 tour to raise funds for the university an are under the management of Thomas N ] Chase, a former teacher.
 sl Mrs Arthur Brown has returned fror
 visit to Washington, D. C..
 AIy{ The ''O'elub'Hof the Courtland schoo !, Bridgeport, enjoyed 8, social time at th = residence of Miss Helen Turney on Tues 2 day evening.
 The schools close with appropriate e1 Q ercises to-day. Miss Best, who will rt . turn to her home. will be greatly misse a by' the many friends sshe has made dul n ing her years residence here. Her wor iel in the school. has been highly satisfactt T ry and we trust she will return next fal e Miss Emma Elizabeth was one of th n class to graduate from Golden Hi
 school, last week, and will enter Welle Q ley college next fall.
 The Beach Association will throw ope q the new pavilion for the public, ne1
 | week. They are now amply provided C furnish all corners with good service an y expect. large, patronage < #m s g Al. Barnum of Dan bury is erecln t another cottage atSIitHe Danbury, c 0 the beach. Thomas Forsyth has the col s tract. --.~- H04
 Judge Halls cottage was occupied, la '- week, by partE of gentlemen ,Fone Kt e whom was Ray .nr Flu llertons E