The Newtown bee., 1896-08-21
CIRCULATION;
In itchfcjd County
WASHINGTON.
GRANGE INTERESTS.

iects which were discussed was, "Shoo)d we raise or buy our cattle?'' It was ch" opinion of thoso who spoke, that if 8 farmer desired to have a good healthy dairy it would be better in most eases fer him tu ra.-r his stock.
 METHODIST curncu ITEMS.
 Rev George Bennett, of Eoxbury, grvo an interesting sermon at lhc Methodis' church, last Sunday.
 Mir orsman will preach next sunday st th" u.u@l h.u~~. 3 and "jo P. m
 C.I Woudruh j- cutting his tobacco, this week, of which he has oyer an acre of yer, Gao growth.
 Wuam r. o.Dca i- also cutting his crop ul ,xry@mt qwlity.
 Frank J~1o~, on C. l. HlcEoz's farm. comusurcs on hi- piece of two acres.
 Prof Prank I~ucr, of Brooklyn, 5s spending his sumner vacation with his brother. Edward. at the lattyr's farm house.
 osrr Swanson ia sonding of fine quality If silica from F.. K. Eossitcr's quarry on the castcrr eide of Steep EocL-
 GUrs Gum, from Virginia, came, l.st week. on d vifit to his relatives and friend. in .hc town of Iris nativity. He bring word that his brother, Oliver, the eldest of the family, who haa made h.s home with him for several winters past, is nvrrypcor health from heart disca-r
 Gcorgp otcr'irg's two children, v iii their nurses, and also his eldest sister, Mrs Nuu Tasscl, has been staying for several weeks with NJ. <. Woodruff, on the Green
 Miss Grace Chase is keeping house for her father and brothers, on their farm in Massachusetts.
 William Watts family and Walter Bronsou'- family spend a few days at a time, on vacation, at their cabin at Mt. Tom.
 Master Clifford Logan has gone to Bloomfield to spend A week or two with  his grandparents.
 Mrs John Hyden, who moved from Church Hiu to Chestnut Land, last spring, expects to move to New Haven oarIy in the fall.
 Lewis Calhoun is expected home from his business college in Poughbeepsie.
 Mrs Ada Brinsmade, who has been West on visit to her parents, returned hone last Saturday evening.
 Miss Florence Hickox, of New Haven, is on tour for a few weeks among her old friends l A goodly number of the young people here attended the Christian Eudcavor convention at LitchfeId, Tuesday.
 Mrs Howard Gibson and little son are guests at the BrownIee.
 Mir and Mrs Buckley Whitehead have gone for week to Watertown on a visit to their daughter, Louise.
 Mrs Poppenseik has a nice night-bloom- ing cereus, which had three blossoms come out on Monday evening.
 There are many drives and party pie mics at the lake from here.
 There is a pleasant literary and mu- cale at the rectory, given by Mrs Angel and her sister, Mrs Lucas, every Mon- day afternoon.
 Mrs Adam Watts is in Roxbury for a visit.
 Miss Florence Gibson has been spend ing week in Warren.
 Rev Mir Turner preached in Brook lyn, last Sunday, and was then to take another long trip to the Indian reserva. Lion and bring back some Indians with him.
 Master Fred Brinsmade, son of Hon John Brinsmade of Gunnery fame, is re- covering from an attack of appendicitis The operation was performed some weeks ago by Dr Russell of New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs William G. Brinsmade and daughter are enjoying brief sojourn at Block Island. . Mrs Fannie Brinsmade is critically i'll wiCh typhoid fever.
 EAST MORRIS.