davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

The fruit tree men are coming In
here with fruit trees ordered In the
summer time,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

Mr. Saxon Is still hauling rock
tor Broad street
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

II YOU desire 20 see everybody
including yourkInsfoIB be at Tex
arltaua ON Tuesday Nov 10TH they
will all br here 90 see tbr circus
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

Seats at the opera house are gol
ling like hot wa0les with sugar
aprnkIed on Lhem.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

The weatherbas moderated some.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

The number of whites paying
poll taS Ia Miller County This year
Is ll6G and the toIortd poll tax
amounts a. b2O,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

The police captured q negro boy
Yesterday who had STOLEN and dh.
posed OF d lot ol tools Mo viii ur
examined before Mayer Guek this
aflafRhhH.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

The thItNeu poddIcr ou the Tex
40 aide, hIs become obsolete You
have 20 come over here 20 get
your poultry from the pedd.ef man
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

forepaugh aud Sells circus will
be here ON the 9Th lust we learn,
from those who keep postcjougucb
matters,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-11

The quail have arrived Not the
bird, but Scotch rolled oats la
cases. at NJ, O. Wade a Co.s. wares
house,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

"A 81 tst - - tsfis pss,Att -
tnnK m~NsAHa ssAk sset 4 Msasse $40
49, ssttxstlG trxH ersl1n4. 49, -
saMpn te ~ hsA 49, lAa aNtIeA
Nkss teaFs ~tas ssla fAAstf fass<
eas laa@At ttese 49, tnA44faAat ekss'a
a. seatt ~ b.
MS ras EAnA 10 9eA Wks AAa aaatE
fsssf nt sAs eeMks
~Mkee aA ls tsF
~TAis m4mata'. ks4. WmAN fN4 -
ca AAH anaM 81 A4mF
I tsssaasaa h@s g. set EsFss ne fta
aras mssma fssa. "a Anuss& aess eAN
saesee a. Aae~ tsss ~ ~Nsat tfs.t.
10 mas ssa4slMr has tsveaA ltsBtg ~sst
l.at ~ SEA- sss pssf aet NkfN 49,
ssW Ma4se8 ps shs s4Fle4t kp~ AF8
sasA as ee ss4ast ateF kia Mass ~s
snsnss s~Ng Z ssAsS ~ ,sa hfssAsssi
= fs
si.ae sr sAs uss s.'ss - ga "a
fta s~shsF~
vtars ass ttmr sss fressa -iis
fiss r.st FsA sets sFEssa So thftt
80 f4sf sass ff q tlnE
-fkf ses ksss tsseais Fft&tasttF
~Ms ga saA We hss fisFeis e.
ks rss sts ssIAt~
-fsa ~ ssy aEfstsss issf gst aa'esf
tgiFE
~fis onsa if As Nea fewa8 crs1 ~ sAs
msa~nts' t's t~ @affl sea kss en
t1ass bred sns 49,
Ms rss.i ~e@an, seaf hastssa -
sas tsss Ws's nslF Faa8isF 'lsassats 49,
Rna flfs iats a. meft tsfs t&ie esse'
Sc ~ sisksf eas ef ~
teei 81 sAsf ssT
HEs BEE
-nss @ts ssN a. as eFrr
-g-saass tts stlil ss.aieF ss1 wee's
q Faalss laa - - uaes e scat
wg
a n-ass - assss 'ssAls 49,
l.a.sY
ltas - e. sfsfs~
Nasff FtF
~gase. Il fNa ~lss bal 81 sfssasF $3.50
80 sos Nsk ses fsFf fs- sf t
afiff
eNs Fs sNs Fft srt 80 fesafvssi
te tas feaa f hrfsk ssn ss easf's Sass
80 n4s tat ease go 49, fs'slt', ist.
atss tm sstt fe ~ nst~
er mtsf ts4 49, Is tsttsf e1
& aka6ts Sac 81 tafFta t's feeFft'.
tef
Wsfs sasfssf ttf faaft sst 81 ss'.s.f
EW re- Ma ~ssss assf ttt ftfasf
49, tssass sir see - esd ss NsM a
sss fffi ats rtt utif feH go
Essgsf iW tfsssA $50 = hsa ~ teNe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07


49,. u. .s..... \.
F.W ~...,. \. T.rf..a. -.
.ss.s !. -. -. 4. ~. -.
80. s.s.t. ~ ~. -. -
-. -. ........ - \.
. z, ..... $50.
-. h.ssss.. 49, a.... 4. -. 49,.
-, - ~. ast.., -. .'..,s.
=. 49,. - ~. f,...s .......'. y. -,
-. t...--.s =. 49, -. ~ " -, +,
+. - go -. =. - - -. =.
- ~ h. -. -. ta... 49,.
- - 49,. -. ~. Az. -.
y. "a fs..sr 49,. !. - n -.
49,, -fi - .ss,....s =. t..,,.'.s 49,,
-
- J. ~. ~ ", 4.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

be4 - rsFaa@msMs nme&s
teaa. ff9aa 80 ARA 49, ls&4s $500
tNH sssgt seenH a. attt@attt "A 49,
rtpsN& fasss sA4 kfA@sfs. go fff~
sHIs NeSEr 80 ka&fx reHNfHRNtSt -
sktt peslsae thaa khs l.sias essANG
$50 skt NkhNkktl ftsNs ~ 80 GsesA
lu.eta 44es4ssa. tsss ~ 1eaF tAsfst.
a. tlsNtNh. 81 rasNsA lNunts L. feeF
fsAee sAaae 4h&i lalNE SO attssis
NNitk fsfsa AnA xfkNaskats lA tsteE -
lss,ssaea ans84s ~ iNtssNekslaNftees
aasA tsfwxs@ yeMNs 49, xtistr. esd 40
asle4 tAalFs sss.sEaAssat - sxfArsis
AMss- f4if AFfesss*tlAf 50 tNi3s. -
ftskteA a tA4 n&ktssF4 - afast nesA,
$50 "a A.at Ass1ss tasssfAsAlt ~ ssAsnsla
ie6 fsAatt stsskaN ~ ~ = faN Fxa44xis
st@e ~ ias asssefskAfs "a aa.t ssksssk
~ . fs*ss Ntgtee.ti sas test kkt $500
ts.asai.fa.as'1 a .s..s4ss.AA saesss. ksstees
- ss tsitA tN tks @sstfa. xks AAtes~
sisess "a naest ae4ais NAsa txasNtlf
eaaEAt tsf8s ssasts 4sa4 Kt.A q stae.s
@sssFf saA kAt asssfsl Fssss - eas4
"a NNsk 90 tsNsftai Fet1A tn4 atsi
aa-sm katx nAst,4 AS 4ussfsaa e. prns
naasNrat ksEtvsFs Nksy aft fsasae.kfs
s@ hsstaF RNE a.tissssi eeeeassse 60
fv.sA atssss - teas "a kstt tt.ssF
nesttsa4 v. sftes FFeaisr ~ is4 : &fFah
"a &a is.fkss "a teeA t@t geu tksAss
ef ssHrsfsa ts2 ssa ea SAFE. an8 AaeT
iAt ~aa.& tee isstfs - fftssl 49, iAkt.
Eastesas ~ t.a4.ts sfsss tss ears.t "a
aNs katat Ssr ksteF fstAs3s 4Ht - 49,
ahs raesE a4s1 Ia E6ssAest tRr ns0ss44
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

fsf - See - tsa teftts sssesfa. staFs
fsst e afht8 ~fth aaf tafstNfs
thtss efss sf tstft fbs fsFhet ~t.is
sF4 fef inftft iNFA teA1 slf - "a
ffnf nn hsft stts sf fas rfstaf
tkse fh Sees taaF iestst y ts t.sRs' n
ffa.a fAs fesF "a tts h.es - yhs tfssl ~
q est sssssAFr ltie sac ffeasf fassa ass
Is ffeei e sfr - sesslf ees AZ sNese
is fts aaa4aa ftsa. shs teats rtfsFs
Frees AZ fgsasas rs tAs isfs. isset ta tAs
ifN@ti aFsf fkH ffsisp aAee tNf fes
eaH. tktk us sts mst Yeaaa fkf $50
vef - sht sAi@sasf tha ttfegr o. 81
80 q t.fFvf tgsbrst ses tsf9Tt ffen0ss
sFs esesfs 49, ea--a tftsAtsffp e8&t
a. - atss ie Fas ~ itts t.sstt.aa ~
a. lgaas. Is pefae shs iia@as
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07


whse ns $500 - - s.sE
AMt a~s4 af9-44eN tH Aa.s t1xe4s
Mtete fks NaS N.sANseF tstt
- tAt ta ~ 40 t4f4E
"a 4s44 kFt tgws bfNt swNx
Ae2 Nes .1v0sA etatauA tsAtK.
As stNet ftm ffN a. teaA
ANt kts E&tga ~ Nts AtaAt
60 Natets Nflt saat EsAtse SAL fHsA1zNE.
a 4etxe kst . N4taaNEes fa4MA
ass sts l4ev.tt AeAts et hAf tizAA 49,
t4ssN
~ EHf a. fkt at@sss Nt~a
matA e Sass taees
f<nt q As4t ~ ~ tiKNeA
NAt ~ fss - ffs fAns
ktass Aeus3. At t.sa asae
ANs ~ ~ tft efN
g. fAa ttDe ~ sAs Aash
ASSN NNa N#sst ssAatA 49, AAN
AAt 4tt MAssnt Aes NF4sess
t4sF g4sss h 80 AftA 81 fse tsEeeHs
a. tA1t $3.50 fAa taatAs tass.ss sees
a ta lass a. an asss Aaa $50 a. tts s.at.nss
vas kt o ks't fsnfg fNeA
AKt ,As aesaea safs4s a fssae4
AZ sAt saa- NHaHa tstsE
- AA# ln tpsts essAsee
~ 49, tMaa ~ Na*9
49, 3 AesHs sAat a~sAt
49, asA ieMs Naaa4 esst
NNst4 sNa assM kAN fass .fas
AZ N4 4ee rkfta@ tAts
49, Ataea sea tte -aHpt aAwsr e.sf
~ FNsns saaa sAs s1eAsas ~ tra~N
~ 49, 49, ss4e N aase Asf
Wass ASS aA tt.s eNssa av~m
Bee tktseth s A. a Rsfs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

rar mA af thr Fsssis@ be ssfsf $50
81 80 watf tsatF lss Hasge h af4tft
f4F@aF So s. &c. ttsts NA4 eefb if ssaa
sFs lsfsFfsrrt 81 thslF ~psa To- Fse
sttssi tEieF ts a. ea~ a a. AtsF tAf
ffass Fttssa stass sef a. sssss a. fktf
Aas ~srf 80 tasaf iasas a~sf safsfeas
IA sN n9sts sAfss Nstf em feses tass "a
ssita. sgaEft. s.tsrf ~tff sss HAas. 90
o. asaf stt sNs9sfteuf ~ st.a Eaeas'ts
sAeas ssr fsFal asHiif asFg-f1 sAs4s Eel
tke aanMl~ teM shsts4 as~bft ~
ftetet - Fea ess stF4ee a1aff tta
sefsaaS NasAss 49, isg= a0aas safhsra "a
sbs Fsftse es saeh aaasas 49, tlttfs
fss@ sac as.ss sss sf ttf seaf. see aes
saa4ts - faAra rlfsss~sf Aa.sflfsf
DtHtssisF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

ta@s. ess~s.@ ses msa ha.sNsssx
so fss pt@.At@sss.
ahrfF Ma feHiF tsaa q a.sssttf lMs
fratssf ittf hss sasair.1 e. NasA &C.
rasstss 81 ttf lEtHte8Fs "a tat tsssn
hlFasf fsessft ~ sssasssese sAs ka3
ftaHft SIS tH SEQ ats tvsa taastgeA
eafftttss - kestfst > 49, ktst sFls4i
N fFam sms fAffs sa4srsMANR tAts
laFff stssHst fss hss4s4iE ~ al. -
fhE Sees tsFeff tsFsf4ssst ssetAae -
sfsass fNtg t.ft ssaes 90 tts stasf 1Ass
t.reA fas.&f.t go ffafh
rks iefsatesfg ~ss suggested ~
g#tFs = "a tafea. - Aaesa fraa. ga.
tlsts4 fitrs FrslAsessa aAs 49,
affes frt8sa esp t~mfNf ff4sa IA Naf
tftsa4snE 81. ss a. "a sarass ie a. a.
lasFrsas@sitts fesea t.smaW@ Ak.s go
fesft~fff as.s shs tiss 4taet4 AtstNN
sts fssas saa Nsses ga f4ss.A&estrs $50
fts sAafa ~ btasbtnsrsa a kt4 ktfa
esl4s,t q Fus ass hmfFg t.1t "a "A iFeis
stlt st4f tf 10 . ess.ss AataNeN d ttslftt
49, sAf tesassae. rsAgAaaetg sAsa i easI
e.aet t-ssff t.ssits - 49, fearlfs fsts4
At fAs NF~ 1re@9 asaaAes sg Fslft,fal
sIfs tl.i sssI tssss ts..i - - tssA.'i 80 -
e4as tAfsafta @Aea ssseE fsm. hpt ~
go rssss ~ ss aaetfa. NAs nsirtnsi
ssagk 10 NMiss FFAsMa "a 10 famts sasr4
- stsats.t t@f fta sttstt gees fsaaIlf
aAr fkHHff Rf9~a tgsM nss1 fsaiets =
frai ft4g ID 1914 atat. se8 thal i 80
saaFea et . FFrek aesA a. taa#t ss4t ~
ssssss4rs Ia NtN nat ta1ass a. Ists
SISTERS ~ As4 tsatnAA. t.Na u Asg9F
ie Sea 4fgssf fefaAsss teAs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

mM~ ~ Ms~e~FAts NEass 81 A&sees
tsse 80 80 NaEes
MNats AZ ths f1Wn EaNp h eMs at 80
ess.sFs - stNatstt tnrs. Mas As fke.
hna Nssaesa - - sgNE IA = fsesA s&Nts
altu~ u - Eet - tsft "a - stt.A. tsss
lMakaa "a ffNt SxiA.s ktst4hs ~aat -
lAss tuaA1 49, "a $50 fgesA $50 81 us&
lsfaasnA a. ssAfasNaas xar f24 mAn
agsEsaKi ~saA 49, go 49, @ssafai - saf
iseAanA. TAas le.AaElAf "a Al as fats sasr.
feNf Cess y - tN.& k&es isss NsrA tetAs
sasxM 1As waiis aFs - gsassst hAaa tsas 4
$50 ts is.fsfs else E4s taaasst sst 4
Ia khs eaa pe~&Aar 80 ~ m2ts De- a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

ress rs@.. s@.ss@@.s. fs~- 80 sts
wsti sss $3.50
hfsa az isA - fsfetasfes staFlHe
a. msf ~ i4sss~ssiRF hsfsss Sc Fatt
"a shs stfsftafe' EsaGsf ge fsftt q as
3 fffg rfHFffi pN9 49, 4 I1eNs easgs1 a.
tft f@tE Gas tatstss atsa sstt
- as sfh af far Fteh ihs watff
attFA is raefaiet $40 risasl tf ftf MtfE#
fsa Nf tts seAata.tu fsftea eBF
faAff ffeaa fks ssli ass ftt 80 st.fa-.f 8
fAs Faest ~hiig tW tNs esstH sset
sras ~ tts sifsuTts tfa fstsa ffsas
sac az - eaesNs ~ tAf hfssts ~ hsE
ffseg taFsa ttr etFtaa 81 Ft.sfsasl
N nea tsles wHisss ~tfA ttt Ntgash mf
sAt stF o. fsfa a. iestslAsF rss 4te
afiF #3e at NtFssHNs ta N4t Hera
$40 HaftifE ef fitfae.ti ia ass fafea -
stfAFf s sfw4fs ahE aa a. fes
raffst seffses. 81 tsees ftsf So tf
ee h4fftHF fht ss fff sIseas SCI
Eaatg sFta tstrfttls 3 asttifits 81
rsftseaf Ess 4ts F1asA selssisr
u.fffff 80 ifatFs. ANeaH e. Wtaes.ffs
80 stiff4tgH ~ ieaftgssa aas a. 81
seaf4 sf-s Ffu6efts wtfE eHattF lsaFsF
sfetans 81 FsstsFfEtafs sat N.astss
SEA as as fts ssfssHas nf aFet ~
ftataa tht fsFtsaatt efsa gee faasa ffe
tf fHt ~ HsasttFF s - a fsf 81 is
af fAs taf ifta sf4ssaai asa aaf FFs
tts FfesftF Nsas af fte safste stss
srf ftss IS thsH~s safa i#ts sss tsasa
ttr4e. atltr ffer sAselasi 10 81 $3.50 e.
4stlr mfft wattt aHt eflsfs saaastssFss
fsst is tks seas fe fasua sac stfsess
saassas 81 tsaafs tAts WstAs - fAs
ssEshassIs I.sFss ~ Ftsalf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

w "' 1880 -
w
49,. $3.50. ....''.....'s
$50. IL. y. ~. ~. 4, /.
4. .'...''. 80.
49,.
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80
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~. 4. ~. A.. ~. -
- u. +. ........
-. 4. .t.'s..'. ~. s......,. :
-. - -. 49,. !. -
49, 49, - 49,. ...........s
~. ,s..,............. =.
~. ....s $500. y.
80. 49, 49,
-. ~. 49, 49, ~. s.....f
s......'. -. ......,...t -.
.' ..' ~. ..t..s ~, .....i
. 80. a. I. s........ -
.... ~. .t..'. -. t.'.s....r ...'..s.t
49,. .t........ ". .....t : ......
.'.s $3.50. ~. ~. Y.
.s.. -.
49,
sA@ t@f
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

80 feNt4f - a6e satt - e @ssF faw Tees
80 $50 stssN1iEn tHe ast fFas fgeaa
tke eases - A. ~stAiF tAFsw SECS af sAs
rru@N& ttss tsates sstns ttfrs tfss
~tts 49, rsse sss See ifsFs co. sNtfA
sse taH Tees l~afs 4ws asf2t "a Nat ~
aas sh& fef tsif Sa.sh fsafrfest sts tess
tees t.slaT gasffsss slsa fas wfs Waest
A tFaEsFaHfA sttfHts retfef ssset3
t1s lae-a ~ See 90 fafvs tnst e.tffsaaA
sasa4st ssf it Ma FbsFf. ts tals.sss sis
tstss ffsMfs Whrs fFsnss = tlts4 "a
u sstit si.t ista fssF rsftff - sAs
fsrss ~ isfs as sts taeg Gases fAsste.
tllsfeF is ihs fess wtfa shs sai ft.as 10
Fsl iats h4ssst sac tgsatt ghs afeh,ss
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-07

.4t. 1. .a.- y IL. 4 ~. ......s.-. - -. !.
- 4. '....'.,. 49,.
~. s...'' -. (, Z.
-. 80. I. y. -. z
-, - y. 49,.
Y "a -. ~
- -
~.
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-. ~. 80.
.. i. \. ~. s...s.
e - y. I. ......... "a -.
-. -. - a ~. =. - -.
81. - ~.
y. -. IL 49,.
- - =. -.
80. \. !. .....s.s 49,. 4. la 10
:. ~ .'....'... 4. -. a. 4.
I, - 4. ~
II. I. ~. n. Il. ~. 49,.
- s... - - ......... "
80 -. n. 80. ........
. y ~. ~. 49,. II. ~. 49,.
~. -. Y. ~. 49,. n.
-. '...'.....'..'ss
.,.... ~. -. 49,. a. .a.... ...
49,. y, ....... ..s.....s-
80. ....s.
~. n. .....' .s...... =. s..,....
- 49,. -. !. -. 40 $50
Il. - -. s,....s... 49, =. -. 49,.
49, 49, -. -. !. -. ~, ~.
-. 49,. 80 ....i...t.' 49, -.
-. -. -. t...s.t ~. ...
- ~. 100. 49,. ...f
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
Fairfield County Chat.
WESTPORT.

VILLAGE AND PERSONAL JOTTINGs.
Miss Lucy B. Taylor has been visiting
friends in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs J. Fl. Hutchinson of New
York are guests of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
G. Hyatt.
Miss Carrie Dickinson has been the
guest of her sister in Norwalk.
j. Milton Elwood of Brooklyn is visit
ing his mother, Mrs Charles Elwood.
Mrs John II. Birge of Milford is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs William L..
Coley.
Randolph S. Lyon of Bridgeport has
been the guest of friends here during the
week.
Mrs Charles Harris Is spending a few
weeks at Litchfleld.
Miss Susie Taylor is guest of New
Haven friends.
DR. and Mrs j. Fl. Nolan have been
spending week at their old home at
Shamokin, Pa.
Prof Il. S. Pratt of the High school is
spending the summer vacation at his old
home in Meriden.
A grand Epworth League rally was
given in the Saugatuck Methodist church,
Sunday evening.
Rev and Mrs A. N. Lewis of Montpel-
lar, VT, are guests of their daughter,
Mrs Neil Mitchell.
Mrs Ira L Stringham of Brooklyn is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Fl.
Nash.
Miss Rose B. Beers has been spending
week with friends in New Haven.
The United States steamer, Diver, which
has been in the harbor for the pasG week
removing dangerous rocks from the chan
mel between this place and Saugatuck,
has gone to other fields.
Mrs Ellen Furdy is visiting friends at
William (. Sturges has returned from
a weeks visit with his daughter in
Brooklyn.
Mrs Cornelius Kent of Brooklyn is WIS.,
ting Mrs William Nj. Renoude.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
WESTON.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.
Frank p. Morehouse has been seriously
i'll for the past week.
Miss Minnie Williams, who was i'll fol
several days last week, is better.
Mrs John jackson has been confined to
the house for several days with sprain-
ed ankle.
Miss Alice Fitch has been victim of
rheumatism for several days.
The Norfield x. P. s. G. E. meeting
will be led by Mrs Charles schofield on
Sunday evening.
Miss Ida Coley has entertained Miss
Luella Van Hoosear OF Norwalk.
Alva Beers Of Boston il the guest Of
his brother, e. L. Beers.
Miss Neila Nichols visited her father in
Redding, last week.
Miss Mary Nichols has returned from
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
MONROE.
IN MASONIC CIRCLES.

Washington lodge conferred the first
degree, Monday night, upon one candi-
date for Masonic honors. Worshipful
Master Nathaniel Worthen of st Johns
lodge of Bridgeport and WorshipfuI Mas
ter r. B. Terrill add A. P. Smith of Hi
ram, No. IS, of Sandy Hook, were among
those present. Messrs Worthen and Ter
rill assisted in the comforting of the de-
gree.
Miss Eva King of East Bridgeport is
visiting Mrs R. B. Curtiss.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Hubbell spent San
day with,Mrs William Ferris. Mr. Ferris,
who has been ill nine weeks, does not
seem to gain any.
The family of S. W. Smith of Ansonia
are at their farm, "Fairview," for the
summer.
Peter Jury has moved into Miss Della
Curtiss' old house.
Miss Rose Sinclair has new wheel.
Mr. and Mss Marshall Beach attended
the funeral of his little nephew at South
ington on Saturday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
DEATH OF HON CYRUS A. BOOTH.

Hon Cyrus A. Booth died at his home
1 in Vergennes, VT, on June 81, of paral-
October 81, 1922, and lived in Newtown
Street in the house now occupied by Mrs
John Judson AID Editor A. P. Smith.
He went to Vermont in 1884 entering
the mercantile business in 1886 and con-
tinuing in the same successfully for a
number of years and latterly in the hard
ware business. He was at the time of
his death at the head of the firm of G. A.
Booth, Son & Co. The Vergennes Yer
monter, commenting on his death, says
Mr. Booth has been repeatedly honored
by his fellow townsmen by being elected
to all the important offices such as may.
or, alderman, lister and justice of the
peace. He was a member of the stand
for many years, and in his own parish
served as vestryman for more than half
a century and warden for %
years. Mr. Booth was twice married.
His first wife was Catherine White,
daughter of the late William Fl. White,
who died in 1856, His second wife was
Sarah White (sister of his former wife,,
who died in 1893. Four children survive
him who were all present at the time of
his death, viz: William W. Booth of
this city, Capt Charles A. Booth of the
7th U. S. infantry, Mrs Sarah B. Clark,
wife of Rev A. B. Clark, of Rosebud
Agency, S. D., and Hon j. II. Booth of
Plattsburgh, surrogate Judge of Clinton
county, N. Y. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from st
Paul's church, Rt Rev Bishop A. c. A.
Hall officiating, assisted by the rector,
Rev H. c. Grabau, and Rev J. Isham
Bliss of Burlington, Rev Mr. Atwell of
Shslburne, Rev Mr. Bonner of Middle.
bury and Rev Hobart Cooke of PIatts
burgh.
Mrs D. G. Peck of Mt Pleasant is
niece of Mr. Booth.
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.


The lawn party given, June 10, for the
Little Helpers connected with the Mis-
sion Band of the Baptist church. under
the direction of the president of the band,
Mrs c. S. Powell, was a complete sue
cess. About 80 invitations were sent to
the little folks and nearly the same num-
Der to mothers and interested friends,
and nearly all were present. The litera-
ry program was in the hands of the
children and showed careful training.
The children enjoyed themselves with
games after the program and then an ex-
cellent supper of cake and ice cream was
served. After the supper, all returned
home feeling that they had enjoyed treat
in seeing so many of Easton's pretty
children gathered together. The program
was interspersed with singing and was
concluded by few well chosen remarks
by the pastor, Rev W. M. Weeks. Rec
itations were given by Misses Annie Lo-
gan, Alice Logan, Elsie Bibbins, Matte
Andrews, Mary Gillette, Evelyn Banks,
Minnie Sherwood, Florence Candee, Lora
Clarke, Mary Ferris, Mabel Seeley, Lulu
Gilbert and Edith Logan and Masters
Willard Gillette, Clarence Andrews. De-
witt Candee, Clifford Gillette and Leon
ard Bevans.
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emit, including Miss Sterling and Miss
Judson.
Miss Maud SillinIan is visiting her
friend, Miss Elwood, in Westport.
Horace Winton and wife of New York
were recent guests at Charles Winton's.
Mrs Frank Brothwell and children of
Fairfield were guests q. Mrs S. n. Os-
born's, last week.
Friday afternoon, Miss Judson and Miss
Sterling of Stratford gave an interesting
account of mission work in India. Miss
Judson, who has spent some time in that
distant land, gave an account of the
manners and customs of the women of
India.
The Misses Luvan and Matte Wales of
Oxford, Pa, were recent guests of Mrs
NJ. B. Bates.
Miss Chalmers of Bridgeport is with
Mrs Henry Osborn, this week.
Mrs Helen Osborn and SON of Aspetuck,
visited at Mrs S. N. Osborn's, the past
week.
Miss Evelyn Sturges Banks is the
happy possessor of a new bicycle pur-
chased of her cousin, Marcus Burr of
Redding.
Mrs Anna Bowdy and daughter, M.
Gilmore, spent the Fourth with Mrs
Bowdy's sister, Mrs G. Burr Tucker.
Mrs X. Nichols and daughters Of
Bridgeport have recently visited at
Lyons.
George Bevans entertained company
from Bridgeport on Sunday.
Miss E. Patterson is staying with Miss
sylvina Banks during the absence OF her
sister, Miss Louise.
Robert Weeks passed most satisfac-
Org examination at Yale University,
ast Wednesday week, passed in ID out of
a branches. He win spend his vacation
It thehome of his grandparents at Cape
Cod, Mass.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
Rev Mr. Hutchins. who is taking the
statistics of the town, relative to church
work, gave a stirring address at the Con-
gregational church, Sunday morning,
relating, during his discourse, a number
of interesting incidents, and statistics
connected with his work here.
The display of sweet peas in all their
beautiful colors, was very fine st the
Congregational church, Sunday morning,
and were tastily arranged by Miss Ida
B. Ward.
The Y. P. S. c. E., recognized on the
first Sunday in July with Fred Silliman
as president, Miss Hattie Perry, vice
president, w. NJ. Gallup, treasurer, Lou.
lie B. Turney, secretary; chairman of
prayer meeting committee, Mrs Gurnsey;
lookout committee, Maud Silliman:
flower committee, Miss Lena Wheeler
and Miss Ida Ward.
The families of John Candee and Z. S.
Powell were taken violently ill, July 6,
in consequence of eating ice cream iuto
which some poisonous substance had
found its way. DR. Hill was called and
though several of the cases were quite Sc
rious, all are now much better.
The Misses Wales of Pennsylvania are
enjoying pleasant visit with Mrs Bates.
Miss Margaret Chalmers returned to
her home in Bridgeport, this week, after
spending two weeks with Miss Hattie
Osborn.
The missionary meeting, Friday after |
loon, under the maple trees on the church
green, was greatly enjayed by all pres
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

THE SALE AND SUPPER COMES NEXT WE'D
NEsDAY.
This is one of the chief social events
of the summer season. The usually
sombre Town hall will present a pretty
scene when the tables are spread and all
ia in readiness for the fair. The halrwill
be opened at o'clock in the afternoon
next Wednesday, July 81, and the plain
and fancy articles with home made
candy and ice cream will then be sold.
The regular supper will be served at G
o'clock and after. Those contributing
plain or fancy articles for the fair will
kindly leave them with Mrs Otis w.
Barker or Mrs Wesley f. Hayes on or
before Tuesday, July 20.