The Newtown bee., 1894-10-19
TASHUA.

Recently another young couple were made happy by an event that took place one of those past bright and beautiful Sundays. A large company of friends assembled at MT Kohler's pleasant home, to witness the marriage of his eldest daughter, Miss Julia, to Frederick Kogal of Bridgeport. Rev Alexander Hamil- ton performed the ceremony that made two hearts one. The bride was hand somely attired in white and carried a bouquet of flowers. Her sisters were bridesmaids, also dressed in white. They were escorted by two brothers of the bride. A number of handsome and useful presents were received and bountiful repast was served to all the guests. MT and Mrs Kogal make their future home in Bridgeport. The brides parents. MT and Mrs Kohler, are to be congratulated on this happy event, and well wishes of all friends go with the young couple.
 The lawn party held at the rectory grounds was a success financially and socially. Some $50 were received and over 300 happy mortals enjoyed this oc- casion. most tempting supper was served by the ladies.
 Mrs Mary A. Everett and Mrs Eugene Adams of Redding were the guests ot Mrs s. G. Nichols, last week.
 Mrs Hattie Hawley of Bridgeport and T and attended the fair. They also visited Castle Ronald and were shown all through the interior which is very beau tiful. They were guests of Mrs Horace Northr op.
 Mrs Julia Adams is with friends ir Jersey City.
 William Bigelow has child sick witt diptheria. The schools will be closed two weeks.
 The Tashua rectory is receiving inter for decorations.
 Mrs W. H. Warner and mother ant Mrs H. c. Hawley of Bridgeport, witt Mrs s. G. Nichols were recent guest 0 Mrs o. s. Malllett of Long Hill. s. G. Nichols horse ''Dan" is not al admirer of gipsy camps as Mrs Nichol discovered in driving to Monroe churcE last Sunday. She returned by anothe l street.
 MT and Mrs Aaron Bennett are quit feeble. He has passed his 90th birthda and she her S7th. , Union Business College, Bridgeport. AT THE CREAMERY.
 Edwards s. Beardsley has been wei comed again as a creamery patron.
 Stepney creamery has just awarded big order for parchment butter paper t. Philadelphia concern. The supply vii last six months to year.
 THE SERVICE AT sTEPNEY DEPOT POST TONED. On account of the cases of diphtheria the service announced by MT Barker fo next Sunday, at the schoolhouse at Step dey Depot, is postponed until further nc tice.
 Levi Blackman, who has been quit sick, is now able to be out.
 Rev Dr Merwin made his monthly tri to New York, this week. On Sunday h exchanged pulpits with Rev MT Jones. Misses Minnie Edwards and Lillie Hu spent Sunday with Mrs W. N. French g r Trumbull.
 Fifty years ago, October 10, MT an 3 Mrs Julius Hawley were united in marr . age. The journey together has been 8 Q peaceful and happy as falls to the lot C mortal.
 c. L. Smalley is painting his new hous , in colors.
 w. T. Eastwood is working for Hadle at Long Hill.
 A lady will be in town every week t give lessons on the piano, at 50 cents : lesson. Any wishing to take please leay word at the Creamery.
 Mrs H. A. Hammond of Seymour spending few days at the home of A. I Curtis.
 Fred Porter and George Favereau ar , laying stone wall for w. J. Candee. 3 w. O. Purdy and wife have returne from Brooklyn and are with Mrs Charle Purdy.