The Newtown bee., 1896-06-26
FUNERAL OF SAMUEL CLARK PECK.

Morgan for 8 horse.
 FUNERAL OF SAMUEL CLARK PECK.
 The funeral of Samuel Clark Peck was l largely attended on Saturday from Trin- ity church. The body arrived in New town on Friday night from Boston, ser vices having been held in St stephen s church in that city. The remains were met by ndcrtakers Prindle < Morris, and conveyed to Trinity church, where | thC services took place the following l day. Rev MT Brent of St Stephens church ollciated, EasSisted by Rev U. M. l Wilkins anu Rev Mir Liuslev The bear 1 "Ts were Srlecfman Henry C. Curtis, R ! U. Beers, W. C. Johnson, c. B, Johnson, | A. F. Clarke and George F. Taylor. The | jntcrmt nt was in the NeWtOWn cemetery. Miss Lou Blackman charmlngly enter taiucd d party at whist, last week Friday nigEt. At tue conclusion of the playing the honOrs were found to be distributed as follows; First ladies', Miss Hattie Glover; second ladies' Mrs Sloane; third ladies', Mrs S. (. Bull; first gontlemen's, ] f. BlaCkm4u; second gentlcmon's, M. B. T"rril|; third gentlemen s, Henry G. CuDtjs. H"freshmcnts were served.
 The steady s5ream of GU stomers who cn."r Mir Augur's market at the Hook for their daily supply If meat cannot fail but step on tue brand new platform or stOOp, erected at The entrance of the market by Carpenter thGrle5 E. Glover. It first rla7s >roop and well laid and has had many pairs If feet tread on it since it ar- rived OH Iur>day. There were no dCdica- t0Gv cTerci~Ce. The stOOp immediately ~cnt about its business.
 Dr and Mrs Edwards Nj. Smith were in Bethel on Nrducsdav and were present t thr marriage of Mies Elizabeth Dib- h!c. daughter If Nrand Mrs Charles Dib- htr, 10 John Richard Booth, the well known DanburY attorney.
 Ezra J. UII, our genial plumber, stove uun and dinner, ha- the contract for the timing, pmuhjog and heating on the new house Of ','Cro" '" stuart.
 Monogram blend con.e only Pc per pound 4t Morris.
 George Mattagatt is the owner of 8 now rop buggy bought of Peck & Lines of Bridgeport.
 \. x. Wales of Monroe is through Step uoV' and Borsford, regularly every week, with his bakery wagon well filled with fresh bread, cake, pies, etc.
 Having taken the agency for the Ster- ling coffee, ] shall be pleased to have my customers ask for a sample. If you once try 1t you W ill use no other. The Mono grau blcud coffee we are selling for Dc per pound.-. Morris, the grocer.
 Married, at portchester, May 29, by Rev Ihomas Simptcjns. Frank W. Coger If NeWtOWn to Miss CandaCe A. Bartram of Washington.
 Married, in New York City, June l, Sears and Miss Bertha Davis.
 Mrs Levi French has been spending part of the week with friends in Bridge port.
 John Warner is quite poorly this sum- mcr and is under the care of Dr Hill of Ntcpucy.
 William Ryan, IT,. spent Sunday with friends at B3C-tOrd
 J. II. Costello intends to open his new picnic grounds, Bluo Rock Grove, on July 3, instead of July f, as stated in Iast weeks paper,
 Sage's butter and Sage's heavy cream, fresh twice a week at Morris
 Mrs Husband went to New York on Thursday to rcuan for the present,
 For limited time only E. F. HawIey will sell the famous Monogram coffee or U'oudyd ,vich II cha for Roe per pound 1. lbis is one of the best conees on the mar act.
 Finest line ladies shirt waists in town 1 It F.. F. Hawlcy's. Our 25 ana 70 cent 1 CTS are hu9tiers.
 Thomas Coles of Hawleyville has new Heating wheel, bought of Arthur $. iIawIcy, their local agent.
 The ladies of NcWtown Street have or | gau'l-d whist club, meeting once a 1 wcck, Their first meeting will be held 1 ou Faiday afternoon with Mrs knOWlton. |
 EN Senator Houihau will leave, July | f, for the national democratic convention 1 at Chicago. He will jnin the COnuecti- ! cut delegation at the Murray Hill hotel | r.