The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
IF7aYl IF7aYlrtiePIldd, lePIdd,i County Hn1tIyIG( Chat. Gh
 STEPNEY AND VICINITY.
THE. lE.sfa.EHcKHauRFIs WEDDING


 THE lsf1EECE4 agRFIs WEDDING:
 The marriage of Miss Elosia A. Selleck and Edward E. Curtis occurred on April B at the Methodist church, a fuil' report of which appeared in tlasttweek's BEE. MT and Mrs Curtis were handsomely re- membered by their many friends, as will bel seen in the following list of presents: Decorated dinner set, 112 pieces, and two dozen tea spoons, MT and Mrs Wilbur- F. Seileck; family Bible,4 Mrs Eli Cur 'tis parlor 'lamp, Arthur H. ACurtiss; table cloth, MT and Mrs John E. Selleck; imported Scrystallized glass d bouquet holder, Mrs c. Scofield; table cloth, and one dozen onapkinss 'Mriiand Mrs Joseph R. Fancher two dozen silver teaspoons,H Mir and Mrs John Fancher and family toilet ,nats,i Mrs Mary E. Cloud 7 counterpane, Mir and Mrs Samuel B. Fancher; two tablespoons and two dozen teaspoons, solid silver,h Albert Wilcoxson and family; solidasilver sugar she'll, Harry Wilcoxson ;'handtoue plush rocker, Miss Polly Curtis; table cloth and one dozen napkins, DanielA. Mallett and daughter; pair towels, Mrs Wesley Sitterly'; table cloth, Mrs ElfZa Rich Lnond :$2 t,I MT and Mrs Daniel E. Nal lett ,; gray y ladle, Miss Saidee B. Minor :; two pictures, Mrs John Beach; $33 MT and Mrs Charles Mailett and daughter :; one half dozen silver desert spoons a9b napkin ring, Mir and Mrs Nelson k Smith; religious 'poems, Miss Grace L. Curtis two pictures, glass pitcher and one half dozen gobiets; Miss Lillie F.. Beers Longfellow's poems, Mrtapd, Mrs A. H. Nance, and Miss IS. Fannie Hall l; rose yase, Mrs G, Wi Gurtiss; one half dozen silver forks, Hobart Beardsley and sistels ;,i colored glass water, set, John, Hoyt;a ;a$5,, Miss Georgie Fl. Knapp !; one half dozen cut glass tumblers, Misses Jennie Molse and, Hattie Taylor, and Frederick J. French; souvenir spoon Worlds fair, Mrs Samuel Powell one half dozen solid silver tea spoons, Misses Matte and Lizzie Schwartz; tab,e cloth, Mir and Mrs W. B.. Davis i, pair towels, Mrs Catherine Ruseoe; solid silver butter knife and sugar shell gold bowled, Sam Miss Lila NJ. Warner; mahogany stand !, MT and Mrs M. H. Thorpe. and MT and Mrs Turney Northrop; $1,o Frederick Cheison;, sofa, pillow, Clara Downs cracker jar, MT and Mrs David A. ,Nich4 ols chocolate pot, MT and Mrs J. IA
 Taylor; one half dozen pie plates, Miss Lillian J., Lewis; pair towels, MT and Mrs F.. M. Garfield and family parfot lamp, MT and Mrs Milon B. Hawley etching, MT and Mrs M. ". Johnson two tray cloths, Mrs H. F., Cantield i liver syrup cup, Miss Louse M. Clark and brother; cut glass pepper and san shakers. Miss Agnes B, smith; gravy ladle, R. C. Keeler and lady; dePteorrated counterpane, MT and Mrs, Marshal! Beach; large glass preserve dish and one half dozen small ones, Miss Ernes' tine Langenberg; $1, Lewis Edwards l chenille table cover, MT and Mrs ZalmoT Purdy; one dozen napkins, MT and K V. Schwartz and family; one dozen en' graved tumblers, Mir and Mrs Solona R.
 Wales and family. l. '' aI'iat'''' 'a''j ta IMPROVEMENTS AZ B, HAwLEN i&I cos | The new addition to B, ,Hawley,& Co.'s store Is nearly fiaished and the painters will have their, work done by cThursdaN The entire upper room, about 36X25 feet
 is finished in handsome hard pine, bctt
 side walls and ceiling, which has beer nicely filled and vanished. The lang, | window castings, doors and wainseot hayt
 been stained in, cherry and, varnishetf
 The shelving isneatly tTimmedip waluu
 and vermilion, giving the room verS
 bri ght and cheerful look The walls
 being of good height, it is altogethegs livery nea6 and comfortable show room I Clothing, erockery, wall paper, tin war
 glass ware, etc., will be. kept here. A
 the left of the new stairway leading t' the upper floor, a neat and very, conven
 iently arranged apartment has been bull for a shoe room where, all kinds, of boot land shoes, heavy and fine,, of all quail
 ties, also aHsvarieties of rubbers, will b Il kept. Alterations in some of the coun
 ters have been made and by the, remova
 of the center show table the main room I of the store will be, greatly improved
 both for the public and proprietors. Blu
 few villages of this size can boast of 8
 complete and well conducted a genera store.r r'st .teolz a fs uaiu.tatF,
 | ON TAsHUA's BREEZY, SUMMIT.
 Sunday morning service in Chris church will after this begin at 10 30 a m. Service Good Friday at 2sp. m.
 I Burr ,Haw1ey has sold his fine ,Jerse,
 COW to John Burritt. H@'.
 | A petition has been circulated through out the town in favor of Samuel Powell by his friends, that Sheriff Elect SSidne.
 Hawley may appoint our estimable ani worthy t0wnsman as deputy sheriff, ant nearly 100 names of the most infiuentia citizens, including all the clergy in tn I town, are found on the list approvih, and asking for his appointment. It i one of the Strongest petitions ever sen out of Monroe for political preferment l Mrs Lewis Wheeler of Shelton ha
 been entertained by Mrs Burr Hawley. | Lothian Kennels shipped a fine blacl
 and tan collie to, Bunker B,l Hill, eIil., o'
 Tuesday.
 Mrs M. B.. Hawley has had a'apresen
 of six-draw New Home sewing machine Il perfect beauty. t.a1 II John M. Jackson drives a new dAf5th5I
 gray horse, bought in Bridgeport.
 Mrs William D. Bigelow has been quit lsick. " "..As
 T Henry Edwards horses engaged in : lively run at the depot, Tuesday. IHt' were stopped at Smalley's shop.
 William Candee has sold q handsom } bay horse to J. s. Coan. s8f
 John Porter Is sick, threatened 'wisl
 pneumonia.
 J, c. W. Edwards has sold fatted stocl to F, J. Squinobal. '"' '' seiys Work on William o. Pnfdy's nev , house is rapidly progressing. Whel completed it W illmake& one of the fines
 residences in the place. sqsq .acv- Misses Lillie and Kittie French ar
 home for the Easter, vacation. MT French is expected home, this week, af ter several weeks absenceaat Carthage N! Y.1s Sis7s afa ss9eAl esAaT
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 sest' " ss s7.'s a'7F-za 1F1t sw .Hff ] SERVICES AT TRINITY ON EASTER DAT.
 Holy Companion at 7,30 and 1O.30 a m.s children's service at 8 30 p. m ,nes
 ening service at 7.30 p, m. ara
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