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The silver lance., 1898-04-29

The school laws provide for the hold
ing OF school election on the first Mon
day in May Of each year. This year
that day falls on May 2. The board OF
this district has duly called the election,
which will take place next Monday.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Jim Brynn returned yesterday from
Aspen. after q two weeks visit there.
HS vent over the Maroon pass, but
owing 70 ths soft snow on the range re
turned via Carbondale stopping there
Tor few days. Jim says he caught a
severe cold while going over, but after
taking several bottles OF caugh syrup
SOON felt all right again,
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

A party visiting the Crystal Mountain
mine last Saturday, after being shown
through the mine, called 1T the mess
house where William Melton is perform
ing the role Of cook. They caught him
ip the act-he was scrubbing the floor
for dear life.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Several industrious people here are
spsding gardens and lawns for the com
ing season. This is time well invested,
and IL others would follow their exam
pie the appearance of our little city
would be much improved.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

George Young won't through Crystal
ON his way to the Lucky Day tunnel
Tuesday evening. He has been working
for some time on his ranch getting it in
readiness and planting for this year.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Some OF our fighting patriots who are
woefully regrettihg that they are not
among the avengers Of the Maine might
reek their vengence on the tin cans and
rubbish in come Of the back yards, or,
there are some middle of the road"
,bouiders in the streets upon which they
could waste some ammunition.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

jim Carpenter came into camp last
Tuesday from Carbondale where he has
been having bis shoulder attended to.
Hs is getting along nicely now.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Mr.. Usher left Crystal last Monday on
the stage Tor Carbondale where he will
and in the care of Mr.. O'Bryan. Mrs.
Usher and BERTHE went down on Wed
pesday.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29
THE SALT LAKE sEMI-H[Hf TaIHu 4
REDUCED To 81 90 a YEAR AFTER
AFTER JUNE l. 1896.

On June lat the Salt Lake Tribune
will reduce the price of the semi " eetiv
to $500 per year The pFss-ri f'gh
standard will be saintained, end every
efFar will be made 10 keep the -enii-
Weekly in the front ran',.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

The LAscE understands that w. D.
Parry has had men at work on the road
between Crystal and Marble. We hope
that this thoroughfare will be speedily
put in good shape.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

George Henneforth came down from
the Daisy Wednesday morning after
some provisions. He reports work 60
ing on very nicely.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29
STAGE AND MAIL,

The stage and mail departs every morning a,
7 and arrives every evening at 8; except Sundays
Arrives and departs from Carbondale at tha
same hour.
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Alltr.ln. rnn a..

.
PA nan slsepors Il al ains. rs. reclining &
chnir cars riHy traIi Low. st Tarcs and hest
soEviee, FoI furth infUrInati'-f apply to
l.. II. Alb II lit,
AGENT. CarboHcale,
GEo W RIsTISE. Receiver.
". F. BAILsY. Gen'l Pass. Agent
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Mr.. George c. Eaton left the camp in
. hurry last Saturday for a trip down
the creek.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Ross Fulton passed through Crystal
on his return trip to the Daisy, after
short stay in Glenwood Springs. where
he went to have his eyes treated.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Joe Fisher left Crystal last Saturday
with his team for the Fortch ranch, be
low Marble, which he has rented and
will occupy FOR the summer.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

bless Dr.. Miles Nervine.
DIR. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Bill Burminghan is this week helping
Joe Fisher on his ranch.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Charlsy Melton spent this week round
sjng up jacks between here and Carbon
dale. returning home yesterday.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Evan Williams, editor Of the Marble
Times, was in Crystal last Saturday.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

All Of the Cystal Mountain boys spent
Sunday afternoon visiting in Crystal.
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School begins Monday.

A number Of the boys were down from
the Daisy last Sunday.
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DID YOU EvfR SEE Al iHDILM?

Expec. not; SO send a two>cent stamp
to the Gener., Passenger Agent of the
Colorado Midland Railroad. Denver. and
lie will send you 6ne colored picture OF
one.
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

Pullman sieepers On all through trains.
connects witt, al trains east and west
Equipment and accomodations the very best.
For further information address.
j. Q. LOGAN, Agt.,
CaIbundale Colo,
The silver lance., 1898-04-29

HI Rs. MARY LEWIS, wife of a promi.
Nv neBt farmer. and vel! known By al
old residents near Belmont, N. Y.
writes: For twenty-seven years had been
. constant sufferer from nervous p-ostra-
tion. and paid large sums Of money for doc
tors and advertised remedies without bene-
At. Three years ago my condition was
Alarming; the least noise would staxtle spc
unnerve me. I was unable to sleep, had
pumher OF sinking spells and slowly grew
worse. I began using DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine and Ne. re and Liver Pills. At first
the medicine sceracd TO have 10 effect. but
after taking few bottles began to notice
change; rested better at night, my appe-
tite began to improve and rapidly grew
better. until now 1 am as nearly restored
TO health as one of my age may expect. God
The silver lance., 1898-04-29
DENVER i RIO GRANDE.
NO. 4.

Leaves 44u=n ... :. sac q.
L4.are. a. al,iai ......-. e 20 p.
Arrives ilrawor.t ... :. 80 II. n
Leaves GlenWuod -Sl d.
Arrives LeadYiii- ..i.i2 .. u
Arrives Pueblo ..-. bJ4 =.
Arrives Denver s.lj =. IN
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cRYsTAL coNcENTRATEs.

k@u - IN Rnsl Lsesa nappsasngs Of tie
Comp 81 csoaaaity. -
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CRIPPLE CBEEK TRAINS,

CRIPPLE CREEK TRAINS.
NO 3.
DsUV u. M
Arrive Cripple Creek ............. $50 a. m,
o, 10.
.eave tr1pDle treek..-...-- ---.. ':lO IN
arrlVe Florence. s.-.-..- l-'uO . m
mol
.Fs h4o.ence, X. -. '-.'s' ..'.'. z;Vu p. u
ATTiNo at Nrlpple treek 9UO y. m
NO 4.
Leave Cripple Greek. 2:s0 D. m
arrive Florence -...-... -..--.-.--- $40 D. m
direct connections ans made at Florence viii
east and west bound trains.
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o. 10.
NO. 4.

eare florence, *. -. ...-'.....'. 2;0u p. y
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First pub Mar Is, 1898, Last pub. June 10. 1888
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
REMEMBER THE NAMED POINT.

The main point in eating anything
done pertaining to dentistry is to consult
a practitioner who has an ackn0 ged
reputation for durable, artistic and cieE-
tific work and who e prices are high way
robbery ia everything except in name.
The Boston Dental Co., 420 Main street,
Bridgeport, are without doubt the pop
ular dentists for the people. They do 8
larger business, are better and more IA
vOrably known and their prices are lower
than is even claimed by any dental con-
Germ in Western Connecticut. With their
four offices in Bridgeport, Waterbury,
Torrington and South Norwalk they
cover the entire western half of the state
thoroughly Buying supplies FIR four
large offices in one order for spot cash
gives them opportunities as regards
prices that not one other dental concern
in the state can approach. Skilled opera
tors in everv branch. Call at the main
offices at APO Main street, Bridge port, if
you are in need of any dental work and
consult DR. Warnes, the president of the
company and manager of the home office,
o DR. Penny, his associate, and you may
be assured of honest treatment, first class
work and unqualified satisfaction.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
New HaVenCO
QUAKER'S FARMS.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
Mrs Bostwick Of New Haven has been
visiting at Mrs NJ. II. Tomlinson's.
Quite number OF people are afflicted
with severe colds.
Mrs Moneague and family have left
their summer residence and have gone to
their Ssybr0ok home.
c. G. Ryder, Jr., and Miss Jessie Hin
man have been spending week with
frinds in Morris.
George A. Chatfield, a former resident
of this place, has been taken to the in
sane asylum at Middletown.
Charles Hawkins has sold his apples
to New York parties.
Samuel Allen and daughter of Bethle-
hem have been visiting with his daugh-
ter, Mrs Theodore Hine.
A new fence has recently been built
on the east side of Hillside cemetery
and the fences around both cemeteries
are being painted. Mr. With of Anso-
MIA is supervising the work.
W. G. Tomllnson, E. A. Scoville, AL
bert Olsen and George Thrall are busy
drawing cord wood to Seymour.
Char les Meg was kicked on the ankle
by horse. last Monday, and is consider
ably lame.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Football at the Academy
LOCAL ELEVEN DEFEATED AT NEW MIL.
FORD.

The Academy football eleven, accom-
panied Dy Principal mcfarland, started
for New Milford at 1899 a. m. Saturday,
October 10, to play its first game against
the Center school. The game was called
on the Fair grounds at p. M, with a
crowd of spectators on the side lines, II
spite of the raw wind and the threatenir 9
clouds. Capt Belts won the toss from
Capt Brooks, and chose goal with the
wind in his favor. Center school kicked
off to NewtOwn's 30-yard line. Belts
advanced the ball 10 yards before he was
downed. The teams then lined up for q
scrimmage, but after three downs the
ball was lost to Center school on decision
of referee. Center school tried New
towns center, but lost each time; then
Brooks made several runs around the end
and gained a touch down. The trial for
goal was declared invalid. Score, Center
school 3, Newtown 0. NewtOwn kicked
off, but did not down the runner until he
had advanced 10 yards. Center school
advanced the ball for repeated first
downs by plays around the ends. The
ball was pushed down in front of New
towns goal and within three yards OF the
line when Newtown's line held irml y
and got the ball on downs. NewtOwn
advanced the ball for big gains by plays
through us CSuLGE WuGu GlLlG WdS Ca1AGO
for the end of the first half.
At the beginning of the second half,
Newtown kicked well down the field.
Center school lost the ball on downs, but
regained 1t when Kelly fell on New
towns tumble. The ball was soon after
taken over the line by Brooks for touch
down, after which goal was kicked.
Score, Center school II, Newtown 0.
Newtown kicked off again and Capt
Belts downed the man on the 40.yard
line. In falling the man lost the ball,
but Belts fell on it. Newtown advanced
the ball for gains through its center and
when time was called for the end of the
half, NewtOwn held the ball on Center
schools 30 ward line. Final score, Cen,
ter school l6, Newtown 0. CODsiderir g
that nine OF the Academy men had never
played in a game and that some had new
er seen a game, the score would indicate
that the Academy could do better another
time. Line up of Academy eleven: r.
Hawley left end, j. Corbett left tackle,
A. Plat left guard, G. Belts center, j.
Pitzschler right guard, FL. Parsons right
tackle, j. Belts [captain), right end, w.
Curtis quarterback, A. Botsford left half
back, r. Shepard right half back, c.
Morris full back, Fl. Mason time keeper,
Fl. B. MacFarland referee. Time of
half, 20 minutes.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
with friends in Southport and

week with friends in Southport and
Stratfield.
Mrs T. w. Treadwell and friends visit.
ed Putnam Park, last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs L. r. Hoyt returned home,
Monday night, after spending several
DAYS in Bridgeport.
Mr. Phelps of New York returned
home. Monday, after spending several
day with Darwin Hendershot, who ia
still quite ill.
The Lyons Plain Whist club met at
George Sherwo DDS, last Wednesday
evening. There were six tables.
Mr. and Mrs G. W. johnson visited Mr.
Walker Bates of Easton on Monday, and
rendered congratulations as it was her
birthday. A number OF relatives called
on her from Bridgeport. She is very
youthful lady for one of advanced years
Mrs Hiram McConkey and Miss Min.
| ME Lyon spent several days, last week
| in Bethel.
Lloyd Sherwood of Greer fed Hill re-
turned home, Wednesday, after spend
ing several days at l.. R. Hoyt's.
Mrs Harriet Coley is still i'll from ar
attack OF grip.
L. r. Hoyt is building additions
stables on his barn to accommodate hi
stock.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
SHERMAN.
MOVEMENT IN TOBACCO.

Jacob Stahl of Patterson, n. Y. pro-
prietor of the Putnam cigar factory, has
purchased the tobacco crops of Messrs
Snediker, McGoldrisk, E. Perry Briggs,
Joseph Etts, Dr. Woodruff, Philetas
Sturges, Ferguson, and others, paying
as high as Ice.
Rev d. Moses will preach at the church
in the Center on Sunday evening.
Charles A. Mallory, Fred Il, Barlow
and William FL. Fairchiid were the dele
gates to the senatorial convention on
Tuesday.
Rev Mr. Moses was in New Milford on
Monday.
Rev Mr. Moses and Dea N. T. Hunger
ford bave been appointed delegates to the
general conference to be held in Dan
bury.
Ammi Giddings and Cornelia Geltson
will represent Sherman at the State SUI
day school convention.
The Christian Endeayo- society, organ
ICED on NAV %, has had an average at
tendance of % at its meetings.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
SOUTHPORT.


Rainbow in the west, last SATURDAY
morning. People used to prophes Y
years ago that a
Rainbow in the west,
Was 40 days OF rest.
Leonard Mich OILS, formerly of this
place, now of Oxford, is painting his
house.
George Welton of Grassy Hill, Wood
bury has been paperirg at D. B. Wheel
er's
Jay Fowler of HotchkissvilIe has
built new chimneys in George Gsrlick's
residence Messrs D. B. Wheeler and
son, also B. c. Pope, have finished shing-
ling.
Mrs Ralph Pierce is assisting Mrs j.
L. Strong with her homework.
Starr Barlow, youngest son of Sam
uel Barto, is home on furlough, he hav-
ing enlisted in the United States navy.
The family once resided in the George
Bostwick house.
Miss Tolles has been entertained at
Mrs Margaret Atwood's.
Old SouFhbury has gone 30 license
Well done!
The leaves are falling fast, and ere
long, the trees will be stripped of their
bea utiful foliage and will indeed look
de- o'ate.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
OXFORD.

CONGREGATIONAL AUTUMNAL MEETING
The autunDal session of the Nauea-
tuck Valley Conference will be held in
the Congregational church, Tuesday,
DC ODER %. beginning at 945. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
9A5 IN. Organization and business,
10 90 Dew otiOnal service: conducted by
Frank Warren.
1918. Papers and discussion: "Our relation
TO our New Possessions" ~ Political, Rev
Sherrod Soule, (2) Educational, Rev Joseph
Anderson, d. D., 49, Ecclesiastical, Rev J. q.
Davenport, d D. Discussion.
II 90 N. Lunch.
100 p. IN. Business.
lis Paper and discussion THE Power OF
Truth and OF Prayer" by Rev Fl. A. Camp
bell. Discussion.
} Is Closing business and adjournment.
= H. a. Campbell. g. L Schaeffer, l.. ID. War.
ner, j. Bailey, Robert Pegrum, registrar,
Standing committee.
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BAPTIST CHURCH AFFAIRS.

Rev Arthur Capdee delivered very
able and interesting sermon to large
congregation at the Baptist church, last
Sunday. Next Sunday, October %, Rev
r. 2. Braman of Stepney will occupy
the pulpit. After the services meeting
of the society will be held to make ar
engagements for re-roofing the church
buildings.
Mrs Thomas Cassidy of New York
state is visiting her brother, Ii. r. Nc
Collam.
Mrs j. B. Ward has moved her house
hold furniture to Bridgeport. Her house
is occupied by Rev E. 2. Aver, who has
rented it.
Mrs NJ. B. Bates has returned home
from long visit in Stratfield.
Mr. and Mrs Charles MiddlebE ook of
Long Hill were in town, Sunday, calling
on frier DIS.
Miss Edith Hill of Long Hill and Miss
May Buckingham Of New Haven are
guests of Mrs Edward Hill.
Cards announcing the marriage of Ed
ward Lincoln Smith and Miss Rosalie
Imogene Baker of Walla Walla, Wash,
were received, last week, by the friends
of the former. Mr. Smith was at one
time teacher at the Academy.
Miss Louis B. Turney is taking vocal
lessons or MISS Lucy Aver.
On the 18th, Mrs Albert Turney pick
ed dish of red raspberries from her
garden. The warm days of the past
weeks had brought on a second crop.
On the 18th, the game laws expired
Sunday also,) being a most delightful
day induced many to forget the Fourth
commandment and the sound of rifle was
heard all day.
Mrs Grace Noble and little son of Hart
ford have recently visited her mother,
Mrs Arthur Gilbert.
Miss Maud Bowdy of Danbury, who
has been very i'll with appendicitis, ia re-
ported improving.
Mrs J. H. Wheeler, who has been very
i'll, but was supposed to be recovering,
is now reported worse. An operation is
said to be necessary. DR. Garlick of
Bridgeport has been in consultation with
DR. Hill and it has been thought neces-
sarY to move her to hospital.
Mrs r. r. Beach has been on the sick
list for few days.
Chester J. Wheeler has found employ
ment in Bridgeport, riding to and fro
every day
Eugene Fisher has been visiting rela-
tives in Bridgeport.
Mrs Lydia Banks has arrived at Lake
side to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Jennings took
a flying trip to Branchville to visit Mrs
Jennings sister.
Ellis Wheeler and family are recover
ing after their short Illness.
Mrs Horace Wheeler and daughter,
Miss Bertha, are on the sick list.
Mrs William Hall and Mrs Robert
Kent spent the day at Lakeside, recent
ly.
Clarence Jennings has taken up his
duties at the Academy.
Miss Florence Jennings is suffering
with severe cold.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Wheeler and son,
Master Leroy, have been guests at Lake
side.
Mrs Sylvester Wheeler has some fine
specimens of begonias.
Miss Florence Jennings entertained a
friend from Greenfield, recently.
Lucius Burroughs has left the employ
Of Leroy Clarke, expecting to attend the
Academy.
Master Eugene Fisher is the proud
owner of new rifle.
Ernest Fisher Ia visiting his uncle, e.
P. Fisher, and enjoying the fine hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Eliphalet Stevens have
been visiting Mrs Stevens old home.
Our first light srov fell Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
OF INTEREST TO EVERYBODY,

That's funny; you would not suppose
that the same thing would interest every
one, but are we not all interested in how
to save money? In order to do this you
must know when to spend your money
to the best advantage. just now the y
are having special sale of high-price
popular music for 10 cents a copy at 60
Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport. They also
frame pictures to order, and carry large
pictures for very low prices. They buy
sell, and exchange secondhand school
books, and have school supplies of all
kinds. You will also find fine line Of
stationery and blank books, as we'll as
musical instruments of all kinds and
fancy goods at the Northrop Publishing
Co., SO Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
TASHUA.
AT CHRI5T CHURCH.

An entertainment is soon to be given
at the rectory. The ladies are desired
to make fancy and useful articles for a
sale.
Repairs have recently been made on
the rectory, making the building very
complete in every way and handsome
residence.
Mrs Stephen G. Nichols has visited at
DR. Hill's.
Benjamin French of Carthage, N. Y.
has spent few days at his sisters, MIS-
Amanda Wheeler's.
Mrs Josephine Seeley has entertained
her da lighter, Mrs Henry Beers of Bridge
port, recently.
The work OF grading the hill west of
Charles Sweezey's began, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
HATTERT0WN.

Miss Elsie Botsford attended the teach
ers' convention, last Friday.
Mrs M. E. Stillson is stopping in
Bridgeport for few weeks.
While Mr. and Mrs FL. A. Pratt were
returning from Danbury, last Saturday,
the harness broke, causing the horse to
run. Mr. and Mrs Pratt jumped out, es-
Gaping injury, but the wagon and har-
ness were badly broken.
G. r. Parmelee entertained friends
from Bridgeport over Sunday.
FL. A. Pratt has moved the building
bought OF Hawley & Co, Stepney, and
has Carpenter Perkins and assistant put
ting 1t up adjoining his repair shop.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
IS OUR SUNDAY LAW" DEAD LETTER:

Events of an astounding character &C.
curing in our vicinity this Sunday morn
ing, October Is, elicits the above query
| allude to the frequent discharge Of fire
arms in the vicinity of "West Plain -
also in the direction of "Hog swamp
The writer heard four successive shots
and nearly a dozen more followed with.
in an hour. ask in the name of hu-
manity, and in the interest of all lovers
of law and good order, of what earthly
use is a law il not enforced? [ beg to
suggest the presence of our town officers
on Sunday next, with their eyes and ear s
wide open which will enable them to see,
and hear for themselves Should the acts
be repeatedly and put a stop to this ne.
farious business, at the same time cause
them law-breakers to dance to the tune
of $25 fine. Such a line of procedure
would not only bring the guilty parties
to justice, but.enrich the town treasury
to considerable extent, If followed up,
and moreover might prove to be a Sun
day sermon apprvximating, even one de-
livered by either of our good Rev Otis
W. Barker, or Rev Mr. Linsley and
others. From one intensely Interested
in everything pertaining to good order
and the welfare of all c0mmunlties.-TD.
r. French.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
ford has been the guest of w. P. Row
land.
Norman B. dent has new bicycle.
PLATTSVILLE.
HOYDEN'S HILL.

Mr. Mrs Edgar Jennings, Mr. ard
Mrs Wilbur jennings and son and Nr
and Mrs Charles Salmon were at E. B..
ShtIw ODDS on Sunday.
Mrs Estela Wakeley of Trumb bull is 8
CT est st Martin Jennirg>
Mrs Ge0rge Parrack # Ea ton is car
ing for Mrs E. B. SherwcOt who has
been seriously i'll.
Miss Kathryn O'Brien of Rcckaws Y
Beech is stopping with her brother, Z.
B. Sherwood.
DR. Gorham of Weston is attendi g
Mrs E. B. Sherwood during the absence
of Dr. Dona lds0n, who il on q vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Wheeler ard son ard
Fred Jennings and lady were Sunday
gupsts at Charles nnings.
Mrs Leroy Clark entertains vsito 8
from town.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
WESTON.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Frederick Nichols of Detroit, Mich. q
former Weston boy, has been visiting
his aunt, Miss Jennie Nichols.
r. <. Fitch has spent few days in
New York Citv.
Mr. and Mrs e. L Beers have spent a
few DAYS in South Nnrwalk.
A number If Novfield Changers at.
tended the Pomona meeting held In
Easton on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ferris have visited
relatives In Brooklyn.
Mics Eva Ferris ard sister have spent
few days with their grandmother, Mrs
Jufid.
Miss Minnie Williams has spent few
DAYS with Miss Lillian Adams.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Brakeman OF STRAIT
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
LYONS PLAIN.
EMMANUEL CHURCH NOTES.


The Ladies' Aid society met in the
church parlors on Thursday afternoon
of this week.
The Junior Auxiliary met last Friday
with Miss Eta Fitch, instead of Miss
Minnie LYON as reported.
Services in Emmanuel church, Sunday,
at 30 ppm. That will be the hour here
after. Sunday school, at 2 30 o'c'osk.
DR. Gorham Is out again after suffering
with the grip.
Mrs Moses Burr has been quite i'll with
rheumatism, but is improving.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Treadwell and
daughter of Bethel spent Sunday with
relatives here.
John Williams and family took dinner
at Oliver Perry's, Valley Forge, ON Sum
day.
Mrs Mary n. Banks has Visited for q
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-21
STEVENSON.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Mrs Stil'son and 2randchild of Shelton
visited her sister, Mrs Charles French
over Sunday.
teachers convention in New Haven,
last week.
Edward Curtiss Of Ansonia spent few
days, recently, at 81. G. Loveland's, and
exercised mis- skill in hunting.
Peter Reitter and family of Stepney
were Sunday guests at Stiles LovelaDd's.
Robert Dillon, who has been at home
all summer, has opened meat market
in Ansonia.