The Newtown bee., 1896-05-29
LitchfieId County News
WOODBURY.
A TREAT IN STORE.

! year s. hiS VIII bc represent dLlOn 0
 the principal events in Christ's life dur ing the week which cudcd with His cru
 ciliNion, burial and resurrection. Pro i Turner of Boston has made a study o
 thi@ play and tl furt tbat hp js recalled | to WatcrtoWn tu give a second entertain mont, ,this ycar,js goud enough guarant,
 of the character of the lecture. Lcr every h"dy attend and while being in structcd help the town library, under
 which ausptcr- the lecture i5 given
 The general syuop-i7 of inridpnta and il justmtions alo u. follows:
 rroroaur ruU ot lluu. Aguu una .Y,.cz pc'ou nou Eden. Redemption Of Mnu 1 A,}urltjnrl of fhr Cross. Act 1 CmJ-t'- utl.upuu Ioums"v iron H'jhony to Jriu-n1ru- Ills onuUuac into lh, TcupIo. rlrnn-1r4f ut tn" Temple. 1phIrr "t 'no c"n-rrary nEotu-l Joseph hy hi.
 Brothers
 Act --1ur lI4a0 rouocI cnIlct together Young 1nhit- tnlum, icR>o of hr- parents The sorluv0g Hru', nI tnuttr}r-.
 Act .-Thr dyYarturn of htI-t frum Beth huy. T}. u1rulru 5ul of Nu-htl, ltl,l th. -r lection of t-t1rl by king Ahp-urIu-.
 Act utI7t'- nt4l uouruc} tuJ,ru-alcrm The tcmp'u.ou ond 'arl oi .JuI2-. Tnr mun ud which fell houl heaven in tsc Wilderness. nrnp"4 brought hy thr spies from C3uuulu.
 At , lu" Lu+ supper. Chrj-o washing Lj- dI@otp'r-' ,rv'. Ju~"pu -"JAro thg MuIjau lies.
 Nr, 5.-JuIa~ rccr.ru2 u- money in thc I.AI-u ~auu~Jiuu. Adam ,ou3rmurd r." U.c Ay tlc -arn uf la,llo ,uan'rtrraph
 
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 Act t-Ilc u.,.tu ~,uDuro pruuouu,,pi I'IHur~ rllpIt 10 ~t}r tmiu. ui- mnurr l4u'n cnnsiur tar udtu wooa up Nouut Mwur Dm)rro ot I-uaol muru by the u,y 4cpcur~. h. hm,<ou -rlp ut uu"d up for thol HrlIt1t.
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 A,lI7 Cht-,'- Gr-uyrrcIou.
 Ar l.. Cu-t'- A-gcn4jolr Fjnul.. The h,apu'r.u Ali,t3}, ''I;prl,ot A:a.-'' .I.lIcvr-
 A ruou,I>G }ol NG }rlrIu>AIIAH.
 Dr F. C. Atwood of IMnortovn, who hu- h.vu ~,udyug veterinary surgery for .ou.c lrar-, graduated some months ago r.. tn lh, Ontario \ctcriHury collage, and n4- opon>l au ni>r at hi, home iu Mi mr.o" Nj. H. hu, already had squitc 2r ,,lice. and has h4ld},d some difficult rasra. p- Atwood ha5 had a natural liL- I.g IF rh.' prnfr-s.or, and he is bound so a.hj.yp ucrcss, Ill., has had Carpcu- rrr Frank Duoy cu}slginL hi horse barn and will uavr u veterinary hospital here. Every Saturday inc wits I'homu-ton. ror ,uauY frbad- "f p, A,w"nd will cor di'.Iy "i.h him sucrn-s in bis chosen prof.>~jon.
 Frank Ninon has recently sold 8 heavy team ot working bor.,~, Including heavy wagon aud hrrr.c-sc-, to Henry Curtis.
 William Gree is the new Iucman sta. toned hclc for the Commercial Cah}c Co.,. -ucreudjog Joseph Wedge, who has gone to West Farms, N. Y.
 William Scott is preparing to go more extensively Into the poultry bu,mcss, He has erected new henrcry.
 |. D. Atwood and John Capcwcu, with their horses, Mcdwood and Old Barb, have been at the Naugntuck races, this week.
 Miss Flosaic Scott of MiddIcbury has been the guest of her istrr, Mrs I. D. Atwood,
 [ D. Atwood has recently swapped a horse for carriage with George Wake ley of Southbury.
 Through the C0lce of William Cothrcn Jacob ShindIer has been granted a pen sion at the rate of SC month.
 Miss K. NJ. Woodruff has returned from her visit to friends in Waterbury, Hart. ford and West Hartford.
 We received last week a very pleasant call from our old friend, P. B. Hulse of New York. He remarked that it was 42 years ago since he first resided in Wood bur-, where he taught the academy for some years. Many years ago he became general agent and canvasber for a book publication house of school books egpec- tally. Introducing their works he has visited every state and territory in the United States except Alaska, and every city In the Union save one and in all these years he has enjoyed excellent health, never having been sick. He is now hale, sound and hearty and equal to all emergencies.
 Mrs W. H. Bolander and daughter of New York were at the Parker House over Sunday, last week
 w. R Ford of Milford was the guest of r. R. Ford, last week.
 Ray, son of William Stewart, while at play had the misfortune to break his leg
 Business Is humming at Cowle bdk, cry. They are about to put in new ov, en, made necessary by their increasing business.
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