The Newtown bee., 1896-10-23
n faieh. bI County
STAMFORD.
THE sPALL-COE NUPTIALs

Fullerton of the Park Street church, Bridgeport, was the officiating clergy man. Miss Sadie Nichols,was bridesmaid and George A. Fairchild acted as the grOom's best man. Miss Marjorie Silli- man filled the position of maid of honor in very acceptable manner. After the ceremony a reception was held at the re idencc of Charles W. Blakcslee, on king street. On the return of the newly welded couple they will reside with the sroon's Aunt, Mrs George W. SpaI, on Broad street.
 Mrs Elvtra J., widow of George Will C X on, died last week at her home on Main street at the age of so years.
 Mrs Emory and Mrs Brush addressed a missionary meeting in Christ church chapel inst week. Quite 8 large number of the ladies of the parish were present.
 Registrars Chaville and Beardsley re- port nearly 200 names in the list of vo- ters to be made.
 Andrew B. Graham, who purchased the business of the W. W. & R. Nj. Keys Co.,, at Bruce's Brock, has made an as signment for the benefit of his creditors, naming C. E, Stagg as assignee. The reported liabilities are in the vicinity of $3,o0O.
 The pupils of the graded school have enjoyed two holidays this past week, Thursday being LjncoIn's. birthday and Friday the teachers convention i'll New Haven.
 Several of our people attended the sessions of the W, C, T. t., wbtco wa held in Mrridcn last week.
 Charles F. Olncy, of Cleveland o and his wife, have been the guests ct Rev Mir Cornwall, at he Factory, for few days, "hr Olr. house bas been c..-ed for the ummer.
 The anniversary exercises in Christ . church, lust Wednesday, brought to- gethcr a large humber of distinguished cIergymen. The occasion will long be remembered by those fortunate enough to be present.
 Mrs Morgan Freeman has returned from a vacation trip and will be ready to attend to all calls for her services, as a dressmaker.
 David Booth lost son 10 years ole from dphtheria.
 Miss Marian Beech and Robert Wheel CT were married in the Congregational church, last Wednesday evening, in the presence of a large number of friends and acquaintances. Rev Mir Fullerton of Park Street church, Bridgeport, onic- iated
 Thomas Judson has recovered from severe illness and is again able to be out.
 David l. ERhoades, chairman of the board of[assessors, has been in Boston for few days.
 Mrs W. B. TuttIe has visited friends in New York.
 W. E. Smith and F. P. Beardsley have been drawn as jurors in the court of common pleas at Bridgeport.
 R. B. French will soon occupy the Judson house on King Street.
 Mir Kenncy, of Ithaca N. Y., has Yis- tied friends in town. His wife will be remembered as 8 daughter of the late Benjamin Wells, of East Broadway.
 Men are at work removing the numer- ous dead elms, to be found in- all our streets. The glory of our town in the shape of magnificent trees is fast de- parting.
 Mrs Gilbert, a daughter of Lewis Curtis, of Main street, has left for her home in Ohio, after visit in this vi. cirity extending through the past three months.
 Timer Charles E. Curtis is reported ill with rheumatic troubles.
 The Roswald homestead, on Straw, berry Hill, has been sold to Ernie and Marie Kistner, of Bridgeport.
 Thomas Davidson was bound over to the9 Superior court by Justice Charles Peck, under $2CO bonds, charged with burglary.
 The grand list of property as shown on the assessors books foots up to $1 ,O59, ,96O.
 The Housatonic Yacht club held a dance at the club house, last Saturday evening.
 Freeman L. Curtiss is the candidate for judge of probate, selected by the Democratic caucus held last Thursday evening. Very little interest was mani Tested at the caucus and but few voters were present.
 An accident at the elevator cross over, In Bridgeport, delayed all trains in