The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05
Of MT and Mrs 9. P. Glover at Sandy Hook on Wednesday.
GRANGE NOTES

U Ihc next meeting or Pomona ttraT z will be Gt New Cunaqn June 10. Al
 dGr degree mambprs are invited
 John !. Northrop WAS appointed ollie
 'al cores pendent for the Grange at thr regular meeting YutadAV night. M
 NUrthrup's resignation as secretary of th, , Grange was received and 1t Wa4 unani "a mousIy voted to lay iL on the table indet - initcly.
 ( The lecturers hour is one of the pleas | urcs of the Grange. The discussion as L tO whether the railroads should be in the hands of the government or not brought s ideas from Sister Baldwin, IBrOthcTs Bots ford, Glover and others. Miss Marion
 Peek, who was A guest, gave the recita- tiOu, "COrn Song " Recital ions aud readings by Sister Mitchell and Brothers
 Baldwin, Beers and Glover were also - given,
 The next meeting, June lG, will be Chi|drcn's night, when the children are
 invited to prepare B program. The com
 rnittCe in charge consists of Mrs $ T.
 IiOtsford, Mrs C. F.. Beers and Mrs 4. ".
 ha'sett. Strawberries and cream will be
 served.
 The Danbury Medical society held it's June meeting in Ncwtovu Ou Wednesday
 night, Dr Edwards M. Smilh being the
 host. And most dolghtfuIly did he en-
 trrtaiu his brethren, us he knows full
 well how to dn. After short business meeting, discussion on the use of anti. toxin followed, whiCh W@s opened by Dr SJrattuu of DIubury. Al about p. n. cuDnc dinner, tue guests all being loud in praise of the splendid rcpast. some af- fer midnight the visitors eCt out for their 1 respective homes, voting 1t one of the . most ruj )Yablr gatherings of the year. A it happeurd it WAS the largest attend- ed meeting the society has hHd i'm FoWc i time, which may De regarded us a cOm- plmrul to the host. Tho-r present were Dr5 Clark. StraLton, Watson, WiIe I"ck, Wood, Craig, Gordon, Bennett and smith of Danbury, Drs Barber and Day of BnlhcL and Dr r.. N. smith, tue host. Tn" guests were Dr Gordon nt Sandy Hook pnd Col James Smith of New York.
 Mrs J. II. Warner pu-sod Sunday in Waterbury with friends there.
 Mi~s Fannie My Hoor- of raIcstnr dis tr5rt was guest of Mss Florence War nor Nt oaudy Hook on Tuceday of this week.
 D.uggj-t sud Mr. x nu,I C. Bull rr- tutnrd from hr5t trip in tho Sru n on Monday rvyulug, Aircr hrviug pre~rd very cuiovehlr opok in srHvrI sud ylsit- ing with trierG5,
 ~t Nery- ~uclpl aud Ltvr7rv club rn- 1 il}rl v very 5rtv.rus clqm hal" dnNu nn | thn ehon,a of inc Ilnu-aronic river, Me- . nuri. dav. Ihn drum corpS escorted thc . club To lhr grounds -rlcgt q t0rthc hAhc .
 ud Ncssrs Donovan Iud Lang, who 8cf. l rd n- runkS for lur Uur4sI baked tEc . cHu. lU ! tnA u.n- X irjF good time "N h"d by tir ,0 nr m Nrr Iwmbrrs ut . nr club @nd rh.lr fr'.H" pro.r"t,
 CrmuJ9'- r-rd1". h. .av thr D"pot, i- 1 u,aI1s tsmp tinH 2rt it. ~prus likely 1 Stud, lluoIs wi1 D.. pnhtrsrd a~d tbnrs . wIl h'uo i}r frt.k ru rss through, . nui u go1d "u"d Ft. ing aI thc way, by . Manjav.
 rvrI Guus X oo h,vn l.h.n th. tgnurv for tnc }ruul~v r..iuv uprId1.. .ylurH thr, cpu ~,. fr 7-0. 1. Is .a:d lo hr " ijretlia.- m'eun".
 Iced rcnrc during the war,n weather, served wth rr,am "A royal treat it- du,d.' Buf you must have good c,tI"e. "MouoGHu'," Enough sald.- F.. F. llawlcy,
 Mr. W B. IrrrHl, hts been spending the week MlIh her mother, Mrs it. A. O"A, "i Hn'l"yyi.Ir,
 X. W. Q 2rmao. who Ia. been the rNuItuI sexton of 0- Johns church for ucaI|v, ltars, luu}> llIs old tiuc Keeper which had hrrou" nh ut worn our wirE scrvjcr, tD W. B. ~ntn' n, lhn uChtr day. tI rr If itc 'gII h" drctNr"d a little, and u few days l4t,r received his watch back SD changed lint hv did not know what Jo mukc of it. II" WAS assured thrt it Wae oil right and no mistake, If lac would only be picused to carry if. IL is a new N:l.mm movement in silver railroad cper, presented with rhe bo~t wishes of hr rector and people "t the parish
 A or2.hrud of gvr-jr@ came to town, Nu.-dHN m",uUE, and hevc calured OH hu l.ud hnr', nl to-jrIIr's opera huu -a st ~utv Hook, to stay us long as thn busi- Io-- uf f,"luD" ttllirg uuo swapping horses rrm3iu- Go"d. 50 fa~ it has been "Xr@Ilrur aud Iu"~dtv and Wcdnesday nights th.lr wagons were surrounded by quite uumbcr of people who seemed anxious to help support the travellers.
 Justice marriages are not of frequent occurrence in Nowtown, hut on Monday afternoon the law stepped in and com pe}lcd John II. Powell lc0lored,) who HHs been driving the fJage for Dicks ho- tel tO marry Lucy A.Skinucr lalsO color "d) of Bridgeport. The ceremony was performed by Judge Bradley at the Say ings Bank at abOuf , 30 o'clock. Powell was taken in custody by Constable Glow rr in the morning just as he was packing his trunk preparatory to leaving town.
 Frank Reilly, of the Rcntlemen's fur nishings department of Smith, Murray 6l . Eo., was in town on Wcdrcsdav, distri l huting literature for this enlcrprisiug hrm.
 Unless man has a reliable time piece he never feels fully satisfied with life, nor with himself. There's no reason Vhy he should go watChless, however, fer it will be seen by the new ad of . J. H. Reid to-day that he sells reliable watches as low AS $2 30, and from that as high as one may wish to go. Call on hlm Gt I2 Wall street, Bridgeport, and . benefit by his low prices.
 A youth giving the name of Michael 1 Reilly was arrested on Saturday by Con- l stable TjllsOn for abusive treatment of 8 l horse. lt appears that the boy with four | companions hired a horse in Bridgeport | Go drive to StratfOTd, but instead came to Newtown. They passed through New town Street, beating the horse at every l tep. Four of the boys escaped, but the