The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10
the Hook. They also have a nice select od stock of olive oil aud bottled olives.
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| t'' lFtA Al I"ItA}'f ti RthbSt, IN. 5" a.ryed lAet week and will spend the sum. l lncr at their country home in this place.
 Mrs Clara stabbins Of Bethel is a guest of her brother, Ralph Benedict.
 Mrs Martha Payne has visited for two week. ~uh her trlyud, Mro Emily North r ?, in Palestine,
 Eugene Rriscoe of Bo5eford WIS a gu"sr aC the home of Ms Jane Summers Lover the Fourth
 1t was unusually quiet in this village the Fourth. There were few visitors. Several of cur young people went to Bridgeport end others attended the rcIe- bratiou in Rrddiug \ successful family picnic wns held at the home of John ~uJl-ou.
 j. u. Summers js improving his house hE pullug on ucA =ul"E, paint, etc. Mrs Henry Juck-on and son of Dau- bury have visited at ChafIeS Roberts.
 M~ and Mrs ruruvy entertained Mrund Mrs p,mond and Mr ,pd Mrs Cogcr, the Fourrh.
 J. B. rarmrlce na- visited his brother, A W. rarmc.rc, in pnhufy.
 Ncw roofs hayc been put upon the larK" barns ou The FaIrrhud farm, orcu- 2I d ny Frank Fcwrau.
 Nraud Mrs l.. II. Bcvau-, F.rd aud VI -s Juln. brvau% ot Bethel have been guests for ~cvrr.E days at John SuIIson's. PREFERENCES AT TIRE CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH.
 Ihr p,-tor will resume next sunday hi. Hej,i ta1s- oa the wlld nDwrr~ to the vhHdrco. They are requested to occupy th- front I~w- of lh. church.
 E.y Mg Euhrr will caouu,tc noz; N 'dnr~dty evening, July F., his series uf t..as ,n th, Es neral -'1A. .ct. ~IIow We LoJ uu- l1hlr." II".WiI lhpu %ycuk Uf lh' way m which lhr various books If th H.N.r were brought uu:o the sacred rAron. Ali who laay be interested will b. hnarr.Iy w"voracd at these meetings. They arc held in tho lower room of the chur,h. The hour I- 1-o oo'rlolk.
 lawyer Charles II. Northrop accom- paulrd EN-9rnutor Uuulihan to New ! "IN on Saturday. who joined the Con- nc-ticut drIcEatjon to the national demo- cratic convention at the Murray Hill ho- t"- Mr Nnrthrop lunchcd with the dyl- gttloa there. He prizes s- n mcmerto If hi. trjp o0u If tHo IluGsume aijcr- u.e@~. mGkca, lr...u..H to him 5y EN- ~,h-tnr Lyman "f \rA I'rr-tou. Thv "a .-, i-of r-im-ou. a .t.rra ja gold ard oer"upuled "r.h A wooden nurm, z. Ilp la it ol rAhiIglun # rHc savings bank.
 "5atoa A&,atJ A.J,tny~ of lIuwDry- 5..e drjvn-: lin" new horsr.
 Nr.,aa Mrs F. B. brew entertained Nls Teller and Mr. Riggs If 'Danbuy, .a-t Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs H. x. Blackman. Mi.s Flora and Mn-trr Arthur passed q Q Fodrch with Mrs II. F.. BAckman in tre Ittybrr,.
 Nls. C.u Herum If Uauloyviue cx- 'ryss to -art for Wellington, D.C.,Ju'y
 Mr qad Mrs Charles Jackson were Fourth If July gug-t- of Mrs Jacksou'~ ,1~,u.s ln Hrro!Gsld.
 c. II. Tower of New ! or& 5ty wa- the Zu.-s nf F. E D CIV, last q.rrk.
 Nj*. L,t.io GacAmqu k .hc guo-. of l,~ &~.admoahcr in the E.rhrts,
 NJ and Mrs F. l.. Au-tin aad daugh- ter Miss MaorI of New IIayrn spent thc . Fourth v th MT aud Wrs l.. * Mason. 1t ah+dy Nook
 Eddie Oliver aad Mis- carrir Oliver of New York are gur~ts of F. B. Lake.
 Hr ard Mrs Tircher of Bridgewater pa 1cd Sunday with their son, F.. Pitch . ,r, of EInwlcyvilr.
 X. C. Bakers collection of animals at- tracts quite crowd daily.
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