The Newtown bee., 1897-01-01
GRANGE TOPICS.

GRANGE TOPICS. The annual election of officers of tn, Greenfield Hill Grange, No. l33, resulted in the following officers being elected Master, John c. Lobdell; overseer, Joseph B. Hill; lecturer, George H. Mer win; secretary, Sanford Jenning; stew ard, Bradley Jennings; assistant stew ard, Raymond Watson; lady assistant steward, Mrs s. c. Bradley; pomona, Miss Jessie E. Lobdell; Flora, Miss Elizabeth B. Bradley; Ceres, Miss Ada Jennings; gate keeper, Arthur Pease ; organist, Mrs c. H. Jennings. CHURCH JoTTINGs. Miss Lizzie c. Banks led the Y. P. c. E., meeting, Sunday evening.
 Prayer meeting as usual, Friday even- ing, at 730. Subject, Fruits of the Spirit.''
 The Christmas tree festival was held in the church, Monday evening. A large number attended.
 DEATH OF MRS SARAH J. GRUMMAN.
 Died, after long suffering at Bridge port hospital, Christmas, Mrs Sarah J. Grumman, aged AZ years. Her remains were brought to Greenfield, Sunday, and intered in the old yard near her fathers and mothers graves, who died years ago. Two daughters are left to mourn her loss.
 Miss Inez H. Hull and friend, Miss Cutter, returned to Northfield, Tuesday morning.
 The Young Peoples whist club met with Miss Jessie Lobdell, last Tuesday evening. Prizes were taken by Miss M. Elva Bradley and Miss Gala Bradley and Messrs Clifford S. Banks and Edward T. fill.
 Mrs E. M. Carr and sister had the misfortune to break their sleigh, Satur day evening, while returning from Bridgeport. They easily secured an other and arrived home safely.
 Notwithstanding the unpleasantness of the weather Miss Emma Jennings scholars enjoyed Christmas tree, Thurs day, at their schoolhouse. Each scholar was kindly remembered as well as the teacher.
 MT and Mrs w.. Fl. Burr and little daughter were guests of Mrs Burr's parents in Easton, Christmas.
 
 MT and Mrs William Ferris and daugh- ter of Southport enjoyed Friday with relatives on Burr street.
 F. R. Silliman of Bridgeport and R. T. Hoyt of Lyon's Plains were guests of Mrs E. T. Burr, recently.
 Benjamin Bradley of New York spent g few days with his aunt, Mrs Thomas Perry.
 VT. Bulkley and daughter were en- Gertained, lSaturday, by MT and Mrs Elmer Bulkley of Cross Highway.
 Howard N. Boan of Bridgeport is visit. ing at MT Dowd's.
 Mrs E. M. Carr and sister enjoyed Christmas with their cousins, Mr and Mrs E. T. Bartram, of Bridgeport.
 Miss Mollie Warehouse and brother spent night with their aunt, Mrs N. B. Hill.
 MT and Mrs Henry Osborn of Easton were calling on friends here, Saturday.
 H. B. Burr has been in Brooklyn few days.
 The prayer meeting, Monday evening, at Martin Jennings was largely attended.
 A family gathering at R. B. Jennings Christmas. A heavily loaded tree was one of the attractions.
 Isaac N. Banks of New York is spend ing the holidays with his mother.
 Miss Inez H. Hull and friend from Northfleld, Macs, spent Christmas at her home in Hul's Farms. J. L. Banks and wife of B.ooklyn spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs B. B. Banks.
 Miss Bessie Archibald is quite sick. Misses Edna Morehouse, Helen Brs ns Bessie Jennings and May Hull are home for their holiday vacation. Misses Sarah Hopkins and Immogene Whitaker spent Christmas with friends on Long Island. Pratt Pease attends ths business col llegein Bridgeport. Prot A. !. Wells has vIsited friends on Long Island.
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