The Newtown bee., 1895-12-20
by the addition of new bay window He is also building woodhouse.
BETHEL.
MISS FAIRcHILD-MR KYLE.

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 A pretty wedding ceremony was sol emnized in the Congregational church at 5 o'clock Thursday evening, December 12. The contracting parties were Stuart H. Kyle and Miss Annie May Fairchild, both of this place. Rev Henry l.. Slack officiated. The ushers were John H.. Reid, Leonard s. Smith, James E. Kyle and Clifford Kyle. Little Merah Fair child, niece of the bride, was the maid of honor. She preceded the bride with basket of flowers up to the altar, which she strewed in the pathway of the new married couple on their return to the car- riage. MT and Mrs Kyle took the even ing train to Hartford, where they tarried oyer night and then continued on their journey to Boston, returning home on the winter with Mrs Jane Fairchild, the mother of Mrs Kyle. They received . large collection of wedding presents, which were valuable, useful and orna- mental, tokens of respect and love. May their future days be like the past, useful in the church and community. MT Kyle has been an efficient superintendent of the Plumtrees Sunday school for several years and Is highly respected young man.
 DEATH OF MRS WILLIAM PLATT. Died, December 12, Mrs Emily C.,wife of William Platt, aged B years. The funeral services were held at her late home on Beaver street on Saturday after noon at o'clock, Rev Henry |. Slack officiating. Mrs Platt was great sui ferer in her last illness. The great de- stroyer, consumption, cut short her days of usefulness. She will be greatly miss ed by husband and little son and her father, Henry D. Stone; also one broth. CT and sister. The remains were laid at rest in the family plot in South Street cemetery.
 WOLF PITS. l Jacob Fry has bought land of Theo dore Stratt0n.
 l Mrs W. F. Hoyt spent Sunday witt her sister in Danbury.
 T Born, December l3, daughter to MI and Mrs Fluellan.
 l Mrs Martin Murray is suffering from , fall.
 Ell Hoyt and son have been in Bridge port.
 J. R. Wildman has moved into his nev house.
 Orrie and Carrie Warner of Danbur, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fret
 Warner on Maple street.
 Elmer T. Judd arrived in Bethel, las
 week Thursday evening. He has beel absent nearly five years. Judd Brothers had three more shee]
 killed on Monday by dogs. They nov l have out Of flock of 15 two bitten sheel
 left. On Tuesday an entirely differen
 lot of dogs, apparently from Danbury attacked yearling heifer. One dog wa
 wounded with charge of shot. Thes
 dogs are running at large without Own CTS. The selectmen of the town vii
 probably offer reward for killing dog
 doing damage.
 The next wedding will probably occu
 in Plumtrees on Christmas day and nor , to follow soon. We are probably on tn
 eve of more prosperous times. The youn
 married people will soon take up the VI , cant rents or perhaps build ne W homes At the present low prices for labor me
 chanics will necessarily have to bull less expensive houses and study stric
 economy in their living and live on wha
 they earn. The hard times of the pal
 years ought to be lesson not easy fol
 gotten.
 Edward c. Fairchild has lately taken
 highly respected young lady for part
 ner for life and is now enjoying hom of his own. MT and Mrs Fairchild hay pleasant rooms in Ferry's building. H
 keeps meat and vegetable market i Chestnut street where he sells first clas . meat of all kinds at the lowest Twin ], prices. Next door we find Walker Fel ]. ry's boot and shoe store, who cannot b beaten in his line of goods. His mott is: Small profits and quick sales. He : hustler on rubbers, shoes and boott MT Ferry is the oldest man in the bus ness. He has been hammering sho : leather and telling shoemakers' lies flo
 over 50 years and he is just as wideawak
 to-day as he was half century ago. Tr
 him and see for yourselves. Give him call.