The Newtown bee., 1897-05-14
MISS ZEINER-MR RAU.

the bridesmaids. The flower girls were Gertrude Thomas and Lillian Richard son. After congratulations, refresh turkey, salads, sandwiches, coffee, ice cream, cake and fruits. Among the many and beautiful presents was a silver tea and coffee set from Mrs Martin Hell. map, MT and Mrs W. Richardson; silver water pitcher, MT and Mrs John Merge family; silver fruit dish, Mir and Mrs W. Hellman; silver spoonholder and milk pitcher, Luis Hellman and family; silver butter and pickle dishes, MT and Mrs Luis Field; silver fruit dish, MT and Mrs Clara Krause; silver butter knife and sugar spoon, MI and Mrs E. Bist; silver berry spoon, Miss Mary Pfetferle, two silver souvenir spoons, Mir and Mrs H. Tripp; silver sugar spoon, J. Berchen- back and family; china clock, Mir and Mrs k. w. z liner; chamber suit, MT and Mrs J. H. Thomas; dinner set, w. Kirschbaum and Miss Agnes Rau ;, parlor lamp, Mrs H. Volkmana and family; fancy rocker, Mir and Mrs F. w. Zeiner; two California blankets, MT and Mrs Dr J. D. Burns; counterpane, Mrs A, Brothwell and family; table cloth and napkins, MI and Mrs J. Bouf; parlor lamp, Miss Minnie Botsford; fruit plate, Mrs A. G. Hotchkiss; half dozen pie plates, Mir and Mrs w. Aust; wash tub and boiler, Emil Zeiner; dinner table, Edward Zeiner; clothes basket and pins, Mrs E. c. Hotchkiss; four quilts, glass fruit dish, MT and Mrs Carl Bader i; cake plate, Mary Frisbie and Gertrude nhomas pair of rose bowls, MT and Mrs Arthur Titus;,a beautiful vase, MT and MrsHepry Dietz; tea and coffee pot, MT ana NTs, Henry Frisbie; canned fruit, Mrs WillAasn Murphey half dozen napkins. Mrs A. SeideI; one table. cloth, Mrs c. Woodruff. Towels and many other useful articles were received frop friends.
 Henry Bradley is about to build barn 24 feet square. William Hurlburt will have charge of the work.
 Samuel Hollister is raising up his old barn and making many improvements. He will build on an addition 16x24. Will liam Hurlburt will have the work m charge.
 s. B. Smith attended the merchants carnival in New Haven, last week Wed nesday.s
 The friends of Albert M. Smith, one of the substantial farmers of the town, are pained to learn that his eyesight is failing him. One eye is said to be nearly blind and the other is failing him. Mir Smith has been to New York for an examina tion, but received little encouragement Cassius Cole is recovering from the ac cident to his arm, although the injured member causes him more or less pain He now has Fred Holmes of Litchfield and Frank Main assisting him in his blacksmith shop.
 Mrs Fannie Brinsmade and daughter came home, last week Monday, and the congregation were glad to see them in the choir once more. Mrs Perry Anderson and children are in Bridgeport for 8 few days. Henry Hine of New Milford was al William Watts over Sunday. Walter Newton's daughter, Mrs Ford Eo Fax Iox h1y To cf There is bakers cart from Litchfield running drought the town twice week the summer.
 Mrs Louise Dubois from Oakville was at her fathers, Buckley Whitehead's, for a few days the past week. Mrs John Fenn was at church, last Sunday. She is staying short time with her friends.
 The Turner family and servants have opened their cottage for the summer. Rev MT Turner came up only for day. He expects to speak in many places through New England this spring.
 The Gunnery and Upson ball game in New Preston, last week Wednesday re suited in 10 to 16 in favor of Gunnery.
 The Seccnmbs are here for the sum- mer.
 MT McNaughton is at Dr Ford's until preparations are made for his family to come.
 Carl Bader, the popular butcher, has hired MT Poppenseik as helper in the market.
 Robert squires and family spent day in Bridgeport, last week.
 Rev Elijah Woodruff occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church, last Sunday, in the absence of Mir Cal ter.
 The Grange distributed the usual seeds to the children on Arbor day evening Refreshments and games ended the ever- ing entertainment.
 MT TroWbridges came to town on Monday evening.
 Miss Ida Rylander came home from New Haven, where she has spent the winter.
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