The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

chorister, Miss Mary Fairchild organist, | Ralph Drew; treasurer of missionary fsnas' fetsly aes sREraab with A additions to the membership of the school. The farmers have commenced plow- Rk1 \ ss .4saE na |9 ,IIa g4sI| 9k0ly by
 The Eagles have decided to give one more dance this season and the time set tSs tSf it is HH m 116R'l1 N The O. U. Ms gave a very successful dance and entertainment in their hall, last week. ,ad AkgF FeS1R SPfPa Pa fas si ftnafg txiagy, | has had severe attack of rheumatism. The lecture of MT Secor which was to hays SFs1ea oe ssgh @ Msay ytfg Hptsss tsaFiss ns gs fasgshtts ssht nSSsssrb}d nSSsss a
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 Saturday, whssAhev EsR hsla iqetss.
 e,as. Miss reaspssa aaFiist 5R
 hall, Friday evening, April 19. axad~nu
 MT and Mrs Bedell Benjamin are 'eX.s
 pected to occupy their summer residence
 veFy E!.sFBsartalAltyy faFfsssht yyihaA AAA kripl
 at his home on King street, but is re-
 ported better.
 ! adEheffTraetieR' Go. n have raised the tracks. undeH the railroad bridge and put
 in an extra guard rail, o, o
 Charles J. Hughes has erected a Nefy 4 neat safcopffagus ounfnent in the fami-' ly plot of the slatet Wi iniaml Reachoy Wlla coxson in Union cemetery.
 l. Three, tramps were arrested for beg I ging from house to house and Justice ilPeck sent them to iaila fore30 'days.'s ro sb Miss Helen, tBirdseyeg Curtis has rea
 turned to her school al. Natick, Mass,
 after a weeks vacation spent at her
 home. She enters" wellesley Fcolfege the at ne Xtaterm. e'd'IuF' h"e. Atas'ia .vsv4a VII
 Mrs tE...D 4Basssts is. yiajtlags Mrs MAl,ss Sarah Smith.
 Capt Nelson Wakeley has sold his 4 place on Long HAl!''ta ''' ar'n r'st hu# Il afThe eren,ains,of yOdell ,Routon,, a long
 time resident of this town, were brought lfrom New Haven, last week, and in- fterfed in the family plot in' Union eerhea
 tery. aFdneraF sefvieesN~eFe aheltfin the
 Methodist church conducted by Keys F. u. Shackleton and E. D. Bassett. MT FBou5sas& zs snstdnt 30 Uaans@f fagfs and :. for the past year or two had made his lftbod3e widd one ofhiss chaIaasntis R aW |, Haven.
 sp GpaA. FahsHfA .hasibeau Eeet4ineasfta the house with the grip, but is able at
 cafistams ta besuht Mahsntaiahs .yltl Julian Thomas has returned from d Flss&a ,sashsrefhe haswpeghn hhawipssf. Louis Hine has returned from Florida, q Mhetet bethRs bsaa fsHbhA pastSthfse months.
 Abijah McEwen is very i'll with .gaa1 grene in his hand.
 Rev MT Shackleton has shown great
 artistic skill in the printing by hand oi the posters announcing the lectures in } Citizens Course. They have excited : very favorable eammenE. E }f}LB41 hn lsStrl ohShbme e issBfoviRdSnye! 4 Kff' Quite a number of our people have l bought from the Traction Co. their old , cars, =usingstffetn fefsweod ,kousssgehicas en coops and play houses for the chil 1AdgsnT sRhfa e0st ahout sl5 each. The humane SOcIeGyS agent mas peer
 notified of case of alleged cruelty to a ~- horse owned by party living on Eas1 Broadway.
 Amadeus Peck is overhauling his buildings, preraTing Tor sasfa1ge business
 the coming season Miss Laura Richards, former vel
 known resident, nowoe California, i: : visiting friends in koWnsy
 , Miss Julia Thompson lhas started her 7, kindergarten school in Ansonia. ,.r, F. 5. BunneIl is spending his vacation | \ Many friend met to pay the last trib. } tute of respect, to the memory of Mrs [ Albert Curtis at her late homes last week. Rev MT GornWaH Conducted the t fservice and the interment was made iI the family plot m TIidn Gsnsteryi ,. 3 Robert Sammis has Tenaaps@ into the
 house on East BreadWaS zerlY occu. z pied by Principal Chaffee.
 home for & short visit. el sEdwards eBugEitt has been, in fof some sl weeks shqtis Eep9rted better, ,.,s
 Mr and Mrs. Ezra Whiting have been g Pffe Nep@ T6fK GAyofofla fewiaays.
 Miss Florence Alle1 has gatafito New
 Rsfr1 t LM0keh hatse. Htve been paint !. ing Booths block. . 3Y George W. CareB fhaRbeeksssAR R cted A
 one of eight men to compete for the } Wayland prize in the Yale law schoobra; :; 1 .ife9 stidw BROOKFIELD.