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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway,
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BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS.

Rev Mr. Braman will hold meeting in
the schoolhouse at Judd district,
ext week Thursday at 80 pm.
Miss Flora Nichols, Miss Mile Nichols
and Mrs M. B. Hawley were baptized by
immersion in the river near the church,
last Sunday. at pm.
John Joyce has sold his farm in Trum-
bull to Bridgeport parties.
Ernest Sherman has started a butter
and egg route in Bridgeport.
Mrs Julia Adam entertains friends from
New Haven.
Mrs Ernest Sherman is visiting her
grandfather, William Lewis.
Mrs .Eldridge Wheeler of Bridgeport
has visited her sister, Mrs Pauline White
at Blanket Meadow.
Blanket Meadow was given new life
last week, by the presence of five merry
wheelmen from Brooklyn, N. Y. They
| were Capt Otto Uven, Lawyer William
j. Whitehouse, George A. Price. Harry
f. Whitehouse .and Terrence Martin, al
members of the Herkemer bicycle and G
A. P. clubs of Brooklyn. They were en-
tertained by A. Langenberg.
Mr. and Mrs John Hinckley and JOIN
Hinckley, Jr., from Bridgeport spent
Sunday at A. Langenberg's.
Washington Fowler of Shelton anC
Miss Eta Platt were united in marriage
at the house of John T. Porter, Monday
evening, June Z. Rev Mr. Warmer tie(
the nuptial knot.
| Orville Hull has traded horses with
| Bridgeport parties.
Miss Annie Seeley is boarding at Lev
| Blackman's,
| L. V. Slade is on the sick list.
John Burritt has been grading abou
his place aid making general improve
ments.
Miss Lille Hubbell is confined to tn
house with the measles.
Andrew Leavenworth is adding a new
veranda, doors and windows in his house
Merchant S. French has Just openet
several boxes of Rogers charcoal scythe
which are great cutters and fully war
ranted. Also full line of forks, snath
and rakes for farmers.
Mr. and Mrs Levi T. French dined will
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sanford on Me
mortal day.
Lester Burr is home for two week
vacation.
William Peet and family of Bridgeport
were Sunday guest of William Blgelow
S. French and John Benedict attends
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LONG HILL METHODIST ITEMS.

A movement is on foot among the
young people to organize an Endeavol
Society or League for christian work.
The pastor will preach sermon to the
children on Sunday, June 20, at l. 80 D. IA.
and the Sunday school will hold theil
Childreu's day services on the evening OF
that day. Let none forget the collection
for the board of education.
William w. Works and his wife, Julia,
also George FL. Platt and his wife, Grace
L, were received into the church by letter
last Sunday afternoon. ,e---a.s,
The members of Parlor Rock council
o. u. A. M, will please bear in mind
that the nominations are open atthe next
meeting, June 16. There is also other
business of Importance to come before
the meeting and the first degree will
probably be exempli6ed. Please make
t point to be present.-LW. L. East.
wood.
Mrs L. G. Davis and son from Court
land, n. Y, are guests of her sister, Mrs
r. G. Toucey.
Mrs r. G. Toucey and Mrs e. A.
House, Jr., spent few days in New
York City, this week.
Arthur j. Garfield is. spending the
week with his brother butcher, W. B.
Garfield.
George Mahoney of Bridgeport was
home over Sunday.
Mrs Granville Dunning entertained
her son, Egley w. Dunning. wife and son,
over Sunday.
Miss Julia Keliher was a recent guest
os Mrs O.. p. Jennings.
Mrs @. g. Downes and son, Harold,
returned from Worcester, Mass, last
Friday, MIR Downs accompanying them
hoYca MIRO n u fyauffa sid xubo bas
been keeping house for Mr. Dowues
during his wife's 'absenee, has returned
har1e.
Mrs Hattie Latin rides new Vesper
wheel, bought of p; ok e Lines of Bridge
pert
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Rev Ii. l.. Hutchins, agent of the Con
necticut Bible society, preached in the
Methodist church on Sunday morning
Friday night at Z 80 he will preach at
Whitehead's hall aud this week will visit
families on the east side of the town. 1t
is to be hoped that he will receive cor
dial welcome.
The first baseball game of the season
was played on the Ridge, Saturday aftt r
noon, between the Alerts of Redding
Ridge and West Reddipg nine. Victory
perChed on one standard and then on the
other until at the close of the ninth in
ming the score was tie. Another inning
resulted in the success of the West Red
ding nine by one run.
Children's day will be celebrated at the
Methodist church on Sunday evening, the
18th. An attractive program has been
prepared.
j. L. Sanford has lost valuable horse.
Judge +. p. Shaw has recovered and ls
able to attedd to business once more.
H. S. Barnes of New York was at 81,
S. Osborne's on Friday.
Mrs Caroline Reid, widow of DR. j. III
Reid, has been visiting her daughter, DR.
Annie M. Reid, and her cousin, Miss J
Fl. Sanford.
Benjamin Burr is looking for 2 valu
able horse which strayed or was stoler
from his premises on Thursday last. See
advertisement on another page.
Aunt Airity Benedict has left the home
of her son and gone to live with hel
doughter, Mrs Edward Banks. She il
quite feeble.
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NICHOLS.
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Mr. and Mrs Henry j. Smith of An.
sonia spent Sunday with their cousin,
Mrs Sidney w. Nichols.
Mrs Frank Plumb and daughter, Char
lotte, spent Sunday witt Mrs A. S. G.
Cook.
The district school has fine new flag
and pole.
Miss Hattie Hawley of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with Miss Edith c,
Nichols.
Misses Daisy Nichols and Fanny Beach
attend the Union Business College at
Bridgeport.
Mrs Seymour Plumb spent the day
with Mrs A. S. G. Cook.
Mrs Mitchell d. Emmons is entertain
ing her daughter from Scotland.
Stanley Nichols has been home for q
few days.
Miss Florence M. Nichols spent Sun
day with friends in Long Hill.
Mrs Jennie Amber has been in White
Hills.
Miss Josie Tomlinson of Shelton has
been visiting her grandfather, Lucius
Nichols.
Quite number from Bridgeport at
tended the unwilling of the flag at the
schoolheuae, last Friday.
Mrs Bene has three boarders.
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SOUTHBURY.

DEATH OF MRS MARIA PULFORD.
The funeral of Mrs Maria Pulford,
who died suddenly on Tuesday, was at
tended on Thursday. Her death was
unexpected. She had been in her usual
health and attended the White Oak
gathering on Monday and conversed
with her usual cheerfulness. On Tues
day, while at the dinner table, she fell
from her chair and expired in moment.
Mrs Pulford was a descendant of one of
our Oldest families, being the sixth
generation from Sergeant Edward Hin
man of Stratford, who was large pur-
chaser of lands In Woodbury. and whose
son came to Southbury and settled on
the place now owned by Harvey Stone.
Mrs Pulford was one OF TIE few remain
ing daughters Of the Revolution. Her
father, Col Joel Hinman, served in the
army and at the burning OF Danbury re-
ceived bullet which was afterward ex'
tracted and remains in the possession OF
the family. Her grandfather, Col
Benjamin Hinman, who served in the
French war in 1851 and 1853, and also in
the Revolution. Her mother was Sarah
Curtiss, daughter Of Dea Daniel Curtiss
She was the youngest OF 10 children
Among her brothers was Hon CurtisE
Human, who died while member of the
State senate in 1920. Sherman Human
an attorney in Mississippi, died in 1881
and Hon Joel Human, late chief justice
OF Connecticut. Rev w. II. Barrows
and Rev o. J. Range conducted the
services at her late residence. The
interment was In the Pine Hill cemetery
Representatives of the d. A. r. from
Waterbury were present. She was in
the 92nd year of her age. Among
those out of town who attended the
funeral were Dea Edward Root OF
ThOmaston, Judges Warner and Hitch
cock of Woodbury., DIR Cooper andiMrt
johnson of Ansonia aud others. She
leaves two daughters, Mrs Charles
Brown and Miss Grace Pulford, and 8
grandson.
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the Masonic lodge in Derby, last Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Curtis entertained
Mrs Jones and daughter of Bridgeport
over Sunday.
John Clay advertises his place for
sale or rent, this week. It is located near
Stepney depot.
Alva Terrill of New Haven spent Sun
day with Mrs Caroline Dayton holding q
meeting of Scripture reading i'll the after,
noon.
Miss Bessie Hayes closed her school.
last Friday afternoon. A large number
of the parents and friends were present
to enjoy the exercises and refreshments
at the close.
O.S. Vredenburgh of New York has
moved back to his country residence or
Elm street.
Mr. and Mrs Miles Eastwood, formerly
of this place but now living in Nagatuck
were presented with a handsome baby
boy on May 10.
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WESTON.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL JorrrNas.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL JOTTINGS.
The infant child OF William Kennedy
died suddenly on Saturday last. The
body was taken to New Haven for burial
on Monday.
Mrs Angeline Gregory was rendered a
birthday surprise party by her daughter,
Mrs S. S. Carver, on Wednesday. Abour
20 guests were present.
Children's day exercises will be held
in the Congregational church next Sun.
day morning at 10 so.
Mrs William Williams entertained her
son and family from Vermont.
Miss Nellie Carruthers entertains
friends from Greenwich.
Miss Rose McCord from Illinois is the
guest of Mrs j. s. Lane.
The Norwalk Christian Endeavor
Union will hold It's annual meeting at the
Norfield church on Tuesday evening,
June 10. Henry Spooner of Bulls
Bridge, will be the principal speaker Of
the evening.
Mics Annie E. Fitch visited friends in
Wilton, last week.
Miss Minnie Williams has spent few
days with Miss Hoyt ID Norwalk.
Mrs David Godfrey OF Naugatuck and
Frederick Morehouse OF Bridgeport have
visited Mrs David Morehouse.
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THE TOBACCO ACREAqE LOCALLY.


There is u small acreage of tobacco be-
ing set out here, this season, perhaps one
tenth of what was formerly raised here.
III. M. Squire has an acre or so on Julius
Ludorf's land and the Kuhne boys about
Dittus is also raising again.
b. N. Treats oldest son, Bethuel r.,
had the misfortune to stick a manure
fork through the top Of his foot, last Sat
urday. The tine came out two inches
from where it went in.
Isaac Wentsch has purchased of L. f.
Wheeler, an eight-year-old l400-pound
team horse. Mr. Wentsch Is still fore
man of the picking room at the Garnet
works. He has also re'opened his silica
quarry. His old quarryman, William
Veness has, removed back into the old
Squlres place and is running the quarry
again.
Mrs d. w. Bradley is at her mothers.
Mrs Bradley is in poor health and they
have broken up housekeeping for
awhile. Their son, who has been in the
insurance business in Bridgeport since
last fall, has returned to Danbury.
The l.. NJ. Bradley house is vacant,
John Dolquis having removed from there
to Hanover into Ambrose Taylor's new
house.
Mrs Iona Wood and daughter Of Mas
sachusetts have come to spend the sum
mer with her uncle, Brdsey Gilbert.
Julius Ludorf has four horses now
but he will have to wait some four years
before two of them are old enough tc
work.
Mrs Mary Booth of Watertown has
been visiting at her fathers.
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alton, gave an interesting talk to the
children from the text, Remember now
the Creator in the days of thy youth"
The church was handsomely decorated
with bank of flowers and ferns back
of the pulpit with pieces of pansies,
pinks and potted plants in front. A
collection was taken for the Sunday
School Publication society.
Harvey Stones daughter, Edna, who
has been quite sick, is some better.
We are sorry to say that our genial
blacksmith, Burr Tuttle, is confined to
the house with malaria headache, in
flamatlon of the eyes and general bad
feelings. We hope he will soon recover.
A strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held at the Methodist church on
Friday evening to which all are cord
tally are invited.
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EASTON.
THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING

A special town meeting was called
for Monday, June z, at l o'clock in the
Town hall. for the election of new
school committee. The meeting was
called to order and George B. Beers
chosen chairman. The first business
was bill from the town of Brookfield
for $l81. SO for the care of Mrs George
ID. Seelye. A motion was made to re,
iect the bill, which Mwas carried unani.
mously. A bill of $36 from the town
of Bethel was also brought up, but ne
action was taken. The following vote
was taken and the full board elected
Samuel B. Turney r. 10, George B. Beers
r. 10, George S. Gillette r. IS, George j,
Banks d. z, Henry w. Osborne d. Z,
Charles e. Nichols d. Z.
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quarter inches, the largest for the month
of May in six years.

quarter inches, the largest for the month
of May in six years.
Miss Carrie May Hull closes her
school IN the Narrows district, this
week Friday.
George Burr, who is in his S9sh year,
has been poorly all winter. He is in a
very feeble condition.
Mrs Angevine and daughter of Long
Hill are guests of Mrs Sylvester Wheel
err.
Lucius e. Borroughs of the Cheshire
Episcopal Academy will come home fol-
the summer vacation, June IL.
Robert Burroughs, in the employ OF
Marsh Brothers of Bridgeport, rides 8
new wheel back and forth, Satuf day and
M ondays.
Gould & Jennings have their new adj
dition nearly ready for the masons
Charles FL. Sherwood is doing the carpen
ter work.
Chester J. Wheeler rides new Ores
cent wheel to his school.
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New Canaan, W ednesday, to attend the
Fairfield Pomona Grange,
Rev e. P. Aver is to bring his sister
with him, this week, to help him get
settled in his new home.
George S. Banks has sold fine pair
of fat oxen to S. r. Wells of Bridge
port.
DR. Osborn and wife of Bridgeport were
Sunday guests at Mrs David Osborn's.
Miss Woodruff closes her school in
District No. l, this week, for the sum-
mer vacation.
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STEPNEY.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES,

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Don't forget the rose and strawberry
festival in the basement of the Methodist
church, Tuesday evening, June 10. Ad-
mission free. Everybody invited. II
stormy the first fair evening.
The pastor will preach to the children
on next Sunday morning (Children's
day). In the evening the Sunday school
will take part in an exercises entitled
"The Young Peoples Republic y
Every body is welcome. One object OF
this Children's day is to raise money to
aid meritorious Sunday school scholars
to obtain higher education. A collect
ion for that good object will be taken.
Miss Julia Field and Orrin Platt were
received into full membership, last Sun
day.
The new order of worship, including
the recitation of the Apostles Creed,
singing the doxology, etc., was in
PRODUCED on last Sunday.
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STEVENSON.

j. B. Shaw is at Ell. G.. Loveland's with
drove of young cattle from New York
State.
Mr. and Mrs r. S. Human Eentertained
Hon Charles Phelps, Secretary of State,
at 1.-THE Naples" last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Tomlinson of Bridgeport
spent Sunday at j. B. Downs.
Mrs Edwin Booth is in Ansonia taking
care Of a sick lady.
Master Elliot Hine of Southbury is
visiting his grandparents. MIR and Mrs
James Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs Isbell of Hotcnkissville
spent Sunday at F. A. IsbelPs.
John W. Sherwood's little girl is sick
with the Group.
Michael Hunihan has visitors from
Canada.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
THE LATE W. TURNEY BULKLEY,

The funeral of w. Turney Buckley was
largely attepded, Friday afternoon, at
his late residence. Rev j. B. Kettle, as
sisted by the Methodist minister, officiat-
ed. Beautiful flowers covered the cas-
ket. The Grange took part in the burial
service, both at the house and grave. He
was gently laid to rest in Oaklawn GENE
terry by his five sons who, acted as pail
bearers, by the side of his wife, who died
a few years ago. A daughter also sur
wives him. He was "a years old.
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TRUMBULL.
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev A. L. Lutz of Monroe preached,
last Sunday morning, in exchange with
the pastor
The services next Sunday morning and
evening will be appropriate for Children's
day. In the evening there will be the
usual Sunday school concert, which prom
ises to be of unusual interest.
In the absence of the pastor the Dan
iel's Farm meeting will be omitted next
Wednesday evening.
Bethany Mission will observe Chill
dren's Sunday with a special service by
the Sunday school to begin at the usual
hour, 2.30 p. m. At the close there will
be an address by Rev w. F. White and
the baptism of children.
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THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.

Miss Abbie Wakeman is spending a
time with relatives in Hull's Farms.
Miss Louisa Burr has visited her aunt,
Mrs Charles Beach, in Bridgeport.
Mrs William Relyea has entertained
her daughter and family from Bridge
port.
Mr. and Mrs B. F. Buckley of South
port were guests at their uncle's, Charles
Nichols, Sunday afternoon, riding up on
tandem wheel.
Miss Winifred Jennings, who teaches
school in Chestnut Hill had picnic, Sat-
urday afternoon, returning to her home
here afterwards.
w. E. Nichols was guest over Sun
day in Derby.
Floyd W. Burr is caring for the
church at Easton Center, during this
month.
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strolled down to the cold spring near the
asylum, took off his shoes and stockings
and bathed his feet. About noon his
dead body was discovered lying near the
spring, the feet still bare. Word was
sent to DR. J. Francis Calef, medical ex-
aminer, who went down and viewed the
body. He found the cause of death to be
apoplexV. Durgy was about rs years of
age.-[News.
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Fairfield County News.
REDDING.
METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

The Faithful Workers of the Methodist
church contemplate a unique entertain
ment entitled "a Daisy Festival" in
which that charming flower will play a
prominent part. There will be recitations
in character, fine music, together with
refreshments in the shape of strawber-
ries, ice cream and cake. 1t will take
place at Whitehead's hall on Thursday
evening, June II. Admission free. Come
and have good time as well as help a
good cause.
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT MATTERS.

Time of next meeting of the Village
Improvement Society, June II, (Satur
day. / pm. Place, basement Methodist
church.
Mrs Bramap, Mrs Warmer and Mrs
M. B. Hawley have been appointed q
committee to have in charge the mounds
and flowers on the village green.
Charles B. Wheeler has been added to
the board of directors of the Village In.
prOvement Society.
The commitee on flag pole and flae
for the school house will report progress
at the next annual school meeting.
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LONG HILL.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society was held at Mrs Dunning's, last
week Tuesday euening, quite a number
being present. Mrs G. E. Dunning was
reelected president, Mrs T. s. Shelton
vice president, Mrs Sarah E. French
treasurer. The society starts out after q
long rest, with quite encouraging pros
poets, having several new members. II
voted to give some kind of entertain
ment, either at the hall or at the home OF
some member each month. The first wa
teld on Tuesday evening, June 8. vs.
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LYONS PLAINS.

Mr. and Mrs p. Gerhardt entertained on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Brewer and son and
Miss Wehrle, all of South Norwalk.
John Williams and family spent Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs Hawley Williams
of Weston.
Mrs j. Freeland and brother have spent
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

On Tuesday of next week under the
direction Of Mrs G. s. Powell, lawn
picnic viii be given on the lawn In
front of the church. The little folka,
about 45 in number, will open their
mite boxes, which will be devoted to the
cause of missions.
f. G.. Haeublein is selling the Trott
Co.'S COW brand milk crackers, three
pounds for 25c.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

The social arrangement for the En-
deavor Society for June will be gtraw-
berries and ice cream, served at the Sun
day school room on Wednesday after
noon and evening, June Is. A pleasant
time will be assured all who are fortu-
nate enough to get there and most cor
dial invitation is extended to the public
generally to find proof of the pudding
in the eating"
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SHERMAN.
INSANE PATIENT FOUND DEAD.

49, IIEoAFVE TULSD UEaD.-1-
The Superior court in Fairfield county,
FEBRUARY l6, 1897, sentenced to the hoEpi-
tai for the insane il Miidlst swn. j. hn
B. Durgy. from the town of Sherman.
Durgv was the incensiary who had so
terrified the residents OF that town, by
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pLATTsvII.LE.

HEAVIEST RAIN FALL m MAY IN SIX
YEARS.
The rain fall as kept by A. FL. French
for the month Of May was seven and one
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MONROE.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES

Editor Allison P. Smith of The NEW
TOWN BEE, was present, last Sunday
evening, at the monChly missionary meet
ing of the c. E. society of the Congrega-
tional church and delivered an interest
ing and timely address on missionary
heroes.
Children's day will be observed by the
Congregational Sunday school on the
evening of June 20.
The Agassiz Association will meet
next Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The
last meeting was voted an interesting
one.
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a few DAYS with Mr. and Mrs Fl. Ell. Mich
OILS.
Fred Wood of Bethel spent few days
at II. Gerhardt's, recently.
Miss Eva Davis has been visiting rela-
tiVes in RoWaYt0n.
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EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Mrs Jennie Cassidy is home for few
days.
Rey Arthur Smith of East Norwalk
attended the revival meetings one even
ing of last week.
Mrs Myron S. Clarke spent few days
with friends in Shelton.
The Misses Hubbell spent few days
with their aunt, Mrs Lottie Wells.
| The concert announced in last weeks
BEE, to take place June %, has been
postponed indefinitely.
William r. Ferris is still very i'll. His
sister, Mrs II. Turney is assisting in
caring for him.
Mrs J. Il. Brewster of Shelton is visit
| ing Mrs F. w. Wheeler.
| Miss Annie Goldsborough is home for
the summer holidays.
| The Center school closed on Friday
with the usual exercises of speaking anG
singing, rejecting great credit on teacher
and scholars. Many nice prizes were
given. The scholars presented Miss
Rose Sinclair, the teacher, with pretty
willow chair, Rev Mr. Lutz making the
presentation speech.
| Frank Beardsley and family, Richard
NJ. Sutterlin and Miss Carrie Squire OF
Shelton were guests of Frank Olmstead
Memorial day.
Mrs Harriet Renton has entertained
friends from Bridgeport.
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CoNaREGATIoNAL cHuRCH NoTEs.

The Enterprise sociable will be held at
Mrs =. Il. Perry's, next Thursday even.
ing, June II, ii pleasant. If not, it
will be on Friday evening. A good pro-
gram ID being prepared. Al pleasant
time for all who will make an effort to At
tend IL assured. RefreshmenE will be
served.
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Miss Katherine Farrell, a graduate Of
Martins Business College, Bridgeport,
has accepted a position as sbenogrspher
and typewriter in the town clerks Office
in Fairfield.