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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-16
d""d Ola South Carolina Editor De,J.
(Charlotte Observer. Doc 13)

(Charlotte Observer, Doc. 49,
Robert NJ. Stokes, whose death &C
Cured ut his home in DiIworth Sun
day' was representative typo Of the
old men around whom tho tonderest
affections Of the heart wcro drawn
one whose life grew moro beautiful
as 1t nrarrI It's end and which closed
as peacefully ns tho falling asleop Of
tired child. Wo uro apt to refer
to snch rs he as gentlemen Of tho
old school, and such indeed he was
his nature chivalrons and his
every impnlsn one Of lovo and gen
tieness and truth. Mr.. Stokes WAS
for long timo an editor of influence
and popularity in South Carolina.
lilo was one Of tho class of tho late
W. j. Yates, and as he rcsemblod
him individually so did his paper.
The Union Times rcsnmblol in its in.
d;vidn"ljty tho Old Charlotte Demo-
cr"t. lie was man of sterling in
trgrity and ono whose nume will nj.
ways be held in pleasant remem.
brance by those who knew him.
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Laurens City Mission }. w. Shell.

SUMTER DISTRICT.
II. j. Clyde, presiding elder.
Bothany-G. Fl. Pooser.
Bishopville-E. p. Taylor
Camden Station--J. Thos. Pate.
Camden Circuit-W. B. Verdon.
Foreston-F. Sperr
Jordan-W. A. Pitts.
.Kershaw--J. G. Beckwi,h.
Lynchburg-E. w. Mason.
Manning-P. IS. Wells.
N"w Hion-W. e. Wiggins.
Osweoo-N. b. Clarkson.
Richlund-T. j. White.
Heath Springs-D. a. Phillips.
Santee-A. IT. Dunlap.
Smithville--J. II. Graves.
Sumter Station--J. A. Clifton
Magnolia Street Mission, w. A. Kol-
10y.
Sumter Circuits. D. Bailey.
Watoreo-J. E. Strickland.
Wedgcfield-J. II. Copeland.
John H. Graves, Heben w. Hum
phroys, O. NJ. Abnoy, John b. Wei
don, JAS. J.. Mullinax, E. Il. James
and j. E. Strickland were admitted
on trial.
The committee on publication OF
Southern Christian Advocate re.
ported that after having considered
the various bids submitted at their
June meeting they accepted the bid
of Tho State company, considering
it the bo3t and most advantageous tc
the church OF all tho bids submitted
and that contract had been made
for tho publication Of tho paper fol
four years, beginning January, 1899
that the paper will be issued in rs
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Grier
Jefferson Circuit-L. l.. Beden-
baugh.
Lancaster Station-J. l.. Carlisle.
Lancaster Circuit-G. G.. Leonard.
North Rock Hill Circuit--J. Barr
Harris.
Rlchburg Circuit-J. G.. Stoll.
Rock Hill Stntion-J. S. Boasley
Rock Hill Circuit-J. II. Thacker
Tradesville Circuit-Allcn Nc.
Farlane.
Yorkville Station-A. n. Brunson
York Circuits. II. Booth.
Van Wyck Circuit--R. e. Mood.
spARTANBURG DISTRICT.
w. p. Meadows, presiding eldor.
Belmont-S D. Vaughn.
CIifton-R. W. Spigner.
Cherokoe-W. J. Snyder.
Clinton--J. J.. Harley.
Campobella--,.. RI. Best
Enoree-.J. NJ. Friday.
Gaffney Station--W. Fl. Hodges.
Gaffney Circuits. II. Creech.
Jonesville-E. III. sBecham.
Kcltou-J. N. Isom. gi.sS #
Laurens Station--R. II. Jones.
North Laurcns Circuit-D. j
Boyd.
Pacolet Station--E. s. Jones.
Pacolot Circuits. a. Nettlcs.
Santuc--C. B. Burns.
! Spartanburg-Ceptral, M. +
Carlisle; Duncan, w. A. Fairoy
Mission, e. B. Loyloss.
Union--Grace chutch-W. w. A
Massebau; Second church, T.. II
Shuler.
WhiGmire--W. B. Justus.
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BuCklcn'B Arnica Salve.

-" Ses' Salve IN the worlI for Cuts
t;"hae", res, Ulcers. Salt Rheum
RIVER So"'n, 1"'t"r, Chnpped Hands
h''''a'n', Cnrns, and oil kin Erup
tons, al" p"siJ.vely cures Piles, or M
.'ny rrqnrcd. It is guarantee, d % piv :,
peri";'t e,i!M 'riop or rnonev 70 undo /,
Price p c"uts per box. For sale uv
Il 'hcrtson ~ Glider and w. &c. Pelham,
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page form, without increase of sub.
scription price. This report was
unanimously adopted.
At 8 p. m. began tho last session
OF the annual convention Of Meth
odists, Rev. A. j. Caution conduct
ing tho devotional exercises.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-16
Save YOur Money.

Save Your Money.
One box of TUFTS Pills will save
many dollars in doctors bills
Thcywills cure all diseases
ofthc stomach, liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation andbilio~
usness, a million people endorse
TUFTS Liver PILLS
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upon leaving his command, tho 3D.
Nebraska regiment, gave tho follow
ing interview:
My reason for leaving tho army
was set forth in my lctlrr to tho ud
jutant general tonderinS my rcsignu-
ton Now that tho treaty Of peace
has been concluded, | believe that 1
can be moro useful to my coHntry rs
Il civilian than soldier"
Col. Bryan thcn proceeded to the
discussion of public questions, SAY.
lug:
"rho people of tho United States,
having rescued Cuba from fcrcign
control, may now resume tho discus
sion Of the donestic prohlvms which
confront this natioa and turn to tho
consideration OF tho nnw questions
arising out OF tho war.
II may bo in error, hu., in my
Judgment, our nation is ia Srcat,r
danger just now than Cuba. Our
people defended Cuba agninSt for
eiSn arms; now thry must dcfcnd
themselves and their country against
II foreign idcu-tho colonial idea OF
European nations. Heretofore greed
has perverted the Government and
used its instrumcntalitica for private
gain, but now the very Foundation
princi plos Of our Government arc az
snnltcd
"The imperiulistic idea is directly
antagonistic to tho idca and ideals
which have brcn cherished by tho
American people since tho signing
OF the Declaration Of Independence.
Our nation must give up any intcn-
tion of entering upon colonial poll
cy, (auch as Is now pursued by
European countrirs,) or it must
abandon tho doctrine that govern
ments derive their just powers from
tho consent of tho governod
"Wo may boliovo that govern
mcnts como up from the people, or
we may believe that governments
como down to tho people from those
who possess tho hoaviost cunnons
and tho largest ships, but wo cannot
advocate both doctrines.
"To borrow Biblo quotation, "A
house divided against itself cannot
stand;' paraphrasing Lincoln's de-
clnration, | may add that this nation
cannot endure half R'publlc and
half colony, half free and half vassul.
Our form of government, our trudi
tons, olr present interests and our
future welfare all forbid our ontcr-
ing upon a career Of conquest.
"J"ifrrson has been quoted in SUP
port of imperialism, but our oppo-
nents must distinguish between inn.
peralism and expansion; thny must
also distinguish between expansion
TINT involves us in tho uuarrcIs Of
Europe and the Onont. They must
still further distinguish between cx.
ponsl"n which recitrc, 60 ,tiruous
territory for fituro .,t.i,.Acnt and
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BETTER THAN FREE SILVER
bKiAN'S rIA'rOHM AGAINST W.
pEKIALISM

IL IN u rihtfnrm on whtrl, very lruo
bnhhcrat Can Ntn"ti, and Not Gniy
EVERY fruc Democrat, but Every litl-
IN OF fthia Hcpmbitc who Believes
that Govc' nmruts Derive, or
ut Least OuS'u to ID ,rlyc,
th, /, Jn>t puwptH from
the Cons 1T ui tnu
Governed.
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MErHoDIsr ANIMAL CHANGES MADE.

The Complete Liat or Conference Appoint
ments-S.veral Important Transfers..
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GREENYILLE DISTRICT.


Uniou-A. e. Holler.
GREENv1LLE DISTRICT.
j. B. Wilson, presiding elder.
Anderson--St. Johns, w. w.
Daniel; West End, S. b. Harper.
EasleY and Bcthesda-J. e. Rush
ton
Fountain inn City,. w. Shell.
Greenville-Buncombe Street, w.
A. Rogers; City Mills, d. w. Keller;
st PauPs, NJ. b. Kelly.
Greenville Circuit-J. @. Counts.
Greer Circuit-J. G. Roper.
Ita Circuit-Supplied.
Mcclure Circuit-I. N. Stone.
Nowry Circuit-To be supplied.
North Pickens Circuit-C. w. Bur
CESS,
Pelham and Batosville-B. Nj.
Robertson.
Pelzor-I. II. Herbert.
Pendloton Circuit-A. B Watson.
Pickens Circuit j. S. Porter.
Piedmont-T. {. Ligon.
Rledsville-C. H. Clyde.
Seneca and Walhalla--J. L. Daniel
Starr Circuit-O. M. Abnoy.
Townville-L. L. Inabinet.
Travellers Rest. p. Attaway.
w alfalfa Circuit--H. w. Whit.
taker.
Westminster Circuit-R. r. Dag
nall
West Pickens Circuit-J. l..
Mullinax.
Williamson Circuit-R. G. Mar
tin.
WilEiamston and Brlton--P. r.
Kilgo, a. W.Attaway supernumerary.
Assistant Sunday School Editor
Il. T. Boattey.
Williamston Female Colleges.
Lander, ID. ID.
MARION DISTRICT.
w. @. Power, presiding elder.
Bayboro-L. M. Merritt.
Bennettsvile Station--C. w.
Creighton.
BennettsvilIe Circuit-A.J. .Cauthen.
Blonheim--R II. e. Stackhouse.
Brightsville-W. B. Baker.
Britton's Neck-T. B. Reynolds.
Bncksville-M. w. Gatlin.
Centenary-G. r. Whitaker.
Clio-T. NJ. Dent
Conway Station-J. w. Elkins,
Jno Manning supernumerary.
Conway Circuit-W. e. Barre.
Dillon Station-C g. Herbert.
Latta-J. e. Beard.
Little Rock. A. Campbell.
Loris-N. l.. Wiggins.
Marion Station-r. e. Morris.
McColl Station--r. L. Belvin.
NIullins--S. j. Bothea.
North Marlboro-W. S. Goodwin.
Waccamaw-D. a. Calhoun.
North Mullins-J. T.. McKin, B.
N. Rodgers, upornumerary.
Il. oRANGEBURG DISTRICT.
II. B. Browne, presiding elder.
Aiken-A. j. Stafford.
Bamberg-T. G. Odell.
Barnwell-W. n. Wright.
Branchvlle--W. A. Belts.
Boiling Springs-J. d. Frierson.
Denmark-W. w. Williams.
Edsto-J. G. Youngc
Lower St. Matthow's-M w.
Hook
Orangeburg Station-E. o. Wat
son.
Orangeburg City Miss:on-E Il.
James.
Orange-E. A. Wilkins; e. e.
Wannamaker supornnmerary.
Providence-C. D. Mann.
South Branchville-D. d. DantZler
Springliold-G. r.. Stokes, Nj. M.
Ferguson upernumerary.
Swansea--J. T. McFurane.
Wagner-I. lG. Smith.
Willston-J. G.. Davis.
Orangeburg Circuit-E. p. Hutson.
| ROCK HILL DISTRICT
j. B. Campbell, presiding elder.
Blacksburg Circuit--D. M. Nc
Leod.
Blackstocks t. Circuit-B. p. Ingra-
ham.
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Especial to. The Stato.)


Charleston-Trinity, j. ". Kilgo;
Bethel, H. W. Bays; Spring Street,
S. p. II. Elwell.
Cumberlaud-J. M. Stead
Colleton-H. G. Mouzon.
s. Hardeeville-R. w. Huml
1'S Harleyville-E. Nj. McKi sick.
Hampton-R. l.. Holroyd.
HendersonviIle-D Huck.
McClellanvillo-J. +. Way.
Ridgeville-J. l.. Ray.
Summerville-G.P P. Watson.
st. Georges Station-W. B. Dun
can; 81. Georges Circuit, w. T..
Patrick.
st. Stephen's-D. A. Patrick,
> Cypress-O. N. Rountroe
Round O-E. X. Moore.
st. Paul's-W. r. Bucha an.
Port Royal-R. e. Turnipseed.
Walterboro--W. NJ. Duncan, S. A.
Webber.
Chaplain Second rogime..t, S. G.
V.--P. A. Murray.
CoKEsBURY DISTRICT.
G. I. Harmon, presiding rlder.
Ahbevil!o-J. ". Daniel.
trevlle-S. w. Henry.
Butlor-W. G. Winn.
Cokesbury-J. c.. Chandler
Donnalds-W. B. Wharton.
Greenwood, r.. A. Child.
Kinard's--J. j. Stevenson.
Lowndesvllo-W. S. Stok 8.
Mccormick w. T. Duncan.
Mt. Carmel-Henry Stokes.
3 Ninety ty-Six--W. l.. Wait.
Newberry-W. I. Herbert; New
berry City Mission, j. w. Speak;
Newberry circuit, D. Tiller.
! Parksville-J. O. Holley.
Phoenix-M. M. Brabham.
Princeton-E. G. Price.
Prosperity-W. II. Arial.
Saluda-A. S. Leslie.
>. Verdery-G. r.. Shaffer.
~ Watorloo-S. r.. Blackman.
Rector of Cokesbury Conference
school, Peter Stokes.
.gr. COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
q. I. Hodges, presiding elder.
Batesburg-A. @. Walker.
Washington street, w.
r.. Richardson; Marion street, S. H.
:. Zimmerman; Green street and Brook
land, j. e. Mahaffey, j. w. Neeley;
Richland and CRANKY, j. G. Abney;
Edgewood, N. X. Melton; Hyatt's
Park to be supplied.
Edgelield-R. G.. McRoy.
Fairtield--M. L. Banks, ,Jr i.
Fort Motte-J. {. Welch.
Granitevlle-N. G. Ballenger.
= Johnston-Jno. Owen
:, Lang!ey--J. H. Noland.
: Leesville-J. Il. Anderson.
Lewledalo-J. r. Sojourner.
Lexington--W. M. Harden.
Lexington Fork-J. N. Wright.
&. Ridgeway-A. r. Phillips.
:... Upper St. Matthews-J. w. Arial.
Winnsboro-J. D. Crout.
President Columbia Female col.
lore, j. A. Rice.
President Of Paine and Lane In
stitute, Geo. w. Walker.
Editor Southern Christian Advo
cate, Jno 0. Wilson.
Superintendent Epworth Orphan
age, G.. II. Waddell.
FLORENCE DISTRICT.
FlorenceDi Decentralization Dargan
presiding elder .
Cheraw Station--H. j. Cauthen.
Cheraw Circuit-J. B. Weldon.
Claussen--M. H. Pooser.
Clyde-J. S. Abercrombie. ..
Darlington Station-C. 3. Smith
p. Darlington Circuit, G.. w. Davis.
Florence Station--P. Il. Kirton.
Georgetown Station---J. t. Stokes
Georgetown Circuit, j. A. White.
Hartsville-J. w. Humbort.
Johnsonville-G. +. Clarkson.
Kingstree Circuit-W. III. Martin
Lake Circuit-W. II. Krton.
Lamar--G. NJ Boyd.
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Lane's-O. l.. Dnrant.
Salter's-R. 9. Boulware.
Scranton-J. Nj. Lawson.
South Florence II. Nj. Dubose.
Timmonsville-R. w. Barber.
Uniou-A. e. Holler.
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The Bee Buzz.
GRATEFUL FOR APPRECIATION.

1t may be Of interest to some to know
that the first contribution under this
head was published July 8, 81, and that
since that date the Buzz has appeared
about l75 times, touching upon a large
number of various subjects. Within this
period the writer has also contributed q
score or more articles under the head of
''Our Public Schools" eight occasional
papers that we're read in public; eight
sermons preached at st Johns church,
Sandy Hook, mostly at times of special
interest; and numerous other articles OF
miscellaneous character, all Of which
having been brought together makes a
scrap book volume of about 800 large
octave pages.
A considerable number of persons, for
whom have high regard, have been
kind enough to assure me that in their
opinion my freedom of speech has been
the means of good. / am very grateful
for such apr oval and personal apprecia-
ton. have also been made to feel that
others do not like my writings. 1t is
just as | expected; but only serves to as
sure me that the truth is always person
al howerer it may be expressed. trust
that in all have written have done no
one any real harm, at least.
Some have kindly expressed the hope
that this work may continue; and, if it
does not, it will be because shall try to
do something better.-[O. o. Wright.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30
NUMBER SO.
N. J.. and Arthur Reynolds from Prince
ton university are with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs w. NJ. Reynolds for the holi-
davs
The Methodist Church.

THE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.
Last Saturday evening, December "a,
. very pleasant Christmas entertainment
was given at the Methodist church,
Sandy Hook. The following program
was presented:
Song, "Hail The Lord of Glory" !"
School.
Prayer, Rev r. 81. Sawyer.
Recitation, Hattie Whitlock.
Song and Duet, HSing and Rejoice"
School and Mr. and Mrs e. J. Hall.
Recitation, "The Two Little Stock
ings," Maude Kane.
Responsive Reading.
Duet and Chorus, ssThe Wise Men,
Mrs William Thicket and Miss n. Thick
ct and School. ...
Reading, "How They Discovered
Christmas" Florence Lake.
Song, "GIory to God" School.
Recitation, "Christmas Carol - George
Kane.
Responsive Reading.
Song, "Fear Not" School.
A~S0n8s AnC "huOWe SuIleEtQRH.
Minnie Thicket.
Recitation, Mary Carpenter.
Responsive Reading.
Song, "Haste, o Shepherds" School.
Recitation, William Whitlock.
Recitation, Phena Whitiock.
Song and Solo, 1.-THE Christmas Song"
School and Mrs Tucker.
Recitation, "Santa Claus up to Date
Trip" Burton Stotts.
Recitation, Olive Whitlock.
Song, "Good Bye, Lovely Year, /" Male
Quartet.
Recitation, "My Neighbors' Noisy
Boy" Frank Platt.
Recitation, Artie Stotts.
Song, ''Sants Claus Has Come to
Town." School.
Distribution of Presents.
Closing Song, 1.-THE King of Kings"
School.
Benediction, Rev r. 81. Sawyer.
Santa Claus arrived in time to distri-
butte the presents and was warmly vel.
coined. Great credit is due to the en-
ergetic ladies of the church in presenting
such pleasing program.
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Town Tories.
The Knights of Columbus Ball.
THE TENTH ANNUAL.

The 10Th annual concert and ball OF
Putnam council, Knights of Columbus
will be held at the Town hall, Monday
evening, January Q, and promises to be
largely attended. The hall is to be
handsomely decorated. First clasa
music will be furnished by Wildman'e
orchestra of Danbury. During the in.
termission supper will be served at the
Grand Central hotel. The officers for
the evening will be as follows:
Grand conductor, Michael Finucane.
Assistant grand conductor, Henry A..
Costello. 80
Reception committee, NJ. J. Keating,
P. 81. Madigap, James j. Liilis.
Floor committee, M. j. Lynch, Glen
ford Root, P. F. Keating, s. A. Brennan,
P. FL. Koliher.
Executive committee, NJ. NJ. Finucane,
M. j. Keating, J. J. Lillis, 81. A. Costello
M. J. Finnell, MI. Lynch, James Far
rell.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Clark P. Lane, genial conductor on
the Berkshire division, will complete %
years on the railroad, January l., 1899.
He is now as spry as 80 years ago, as ia
seen in the way in which he alights and
enters the cars. December 81, by the
way, was the 2Sth anniversary of his
marriage. He has two sons, also on the
Berkshire division, Hugh Lane on Con-
ductor Barton's train and Charles Lane,
fireman on the .'Naugey." Conductor
Lane has wide acquaintance from Pitts.
field to Bridgeport, and his friends hope
he may be spared many years in his
chosen calling.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30
GRAY'S PLAIN.

A very pleasant entertainment was
given at the schcolhouse, last Friday
night, in the speaking of pieces by the
pupils of Miss George Winton. 1t would
be invidious to name one Of many, they
all did so we'll. Some sharp shooting
was done by the teacher and 81. G. c.
The house was nearly full and, let US
add, that there is no better way to inter-
est scholars than the speaking of pieces.
They say that the fox that "Ed" Hook
shot two barrels at is now laughing in
his sleeve at such poor craftsmanship.
Tsss
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Alfred Osborne has sold his COW stalks
to Edwards Beardsley In Stepney:

Miss Helen Brakeman gave . party,
last week Saturday, Sunday being her
ninth birthday. Qcite q number Of her
most intimate friends were invited to
make merry on the occasion.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

The Christian Endeavor society are to
hold q sociable in the lower room OF the
church on Friday evening of this week,
December 80, at 7.3O O'Clock. IA plea.
SAINT program has been provided, and
those who ventured through the hard
storm to attend the last, rememoe ring
the enjoyable evening SPENT artain-
ly come to this.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

A special meeting Of the Village Gem
etery Association will be held at the
town clerks Office, Wednesday, January
4, at 2 p. m, Co elect a secretary and
treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of the late Abel Prindle, and
Tor transacting any proper business
which may come before the meeting.
1T. E. Piatt, president.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Treasurer Arthur T. Nettleton of the
Savings bank took advantage Of the
Christmas holiday to visit Danbury re.
latiVee.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

DR. Gordon has had two very sick pa
tients at Botsford, Patrick Ryan and
Mrs Michael Haugh. Both Of these pa
tients are much better.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

W. C. Minor, formerly popular clerk
at r. 81. Beers & Co.'s but now employed
in Bridgeport, passed the Christmas
holiday in town.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Levi Banks is the owner of q trotters
bought Of parties In Newtown.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

L. c. Gilbert C Sons. with plenty Of
help, filled their ice house, the first of
last week, which meant no small affair,
as it holds when full over 100 tons.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Mrs O. W. Barker was quite seriously
indisposed with an attack of the grip,
but is now about again.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Miss Jessie Taylor, student at the
Nortnfeid, Mass, seminary for young
ladies, is passing the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs C. B. Taylor. "a
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

George Knapp took advantage of the
damp spell by taking down and strip
ping his 1898 crop of tobacco.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Messrs Henry and Arthur Moore of
Bridgeport were with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs A. G. Moore, oyer the holiday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

John P. Egan is nursing lame leg.
A month or so ago he was bitten by
hog, and while at work for 81. W.
Wright, last week, he slipped en- tho
ice and splintered the small bones In the
same fore leg.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Jerome Judson Of Bridgeport passed
Christmas with his mother, Mrs Julia
Judsou.
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Mrs Alexander Baird and son, Robert,
have visited at James Farrell's.

Master Henry Farrell Of Sandy Hook
is spending his Christmas vacation in
Tinkerfield.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

c. q. Miller, q popular brakeman on
the Berkshire division, passed Sunday
with Brookfield friends.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Mrs F. A. Mallett Of Monroe has visit
ed at the old home.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Mrs Julia Fields has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs 81. w. Wright.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Thomas Perkins Of Huntingtown has
moved to Blanket Meadow, into the
house with Mrs Perkins mother, Mrs
White.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Miss Grace Lake Il home from Strait
ford for the holidays.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

South Center's blacksmith, Joseph
Busser, ate his Christmas dinner with
his father In Fairfield.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

DR. Paul U. Sunderland was in town on
Sunday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Edward Botsford Is quite poorly, hav.
Ing had several hemorrnages. Dr Greene
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Philo Dimon Of Huntingtown is quite
poorly, suffering with cold.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Arthur s. Hawley Of New York passed
Christmas in town.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Mr. and Mrs W. O. Shepard Of Naugs-
tuck passed Christmas in town.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-30

Mis- Kats Reynolds from Lakewood.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-19
MAY 10Th AT CHARLOTTE.

Tomorrow will be a great day in Char
lotte. Preparations for the most notable
celebration since 1876, have been per-
fected and the people from all sections
will pour into Charlotte to make truly
North Carolina gala day.
The erection of the monument to the
signers Of the Mecklenburg Declaration,
marks an epoch in history preservation
in North Carolina. Men do not erect
monuments except to commemorate no
BILE deeds or great men. The monument
at Charlotte hon0rs the first men who
put declarations of independence of the
mother country into words, and these
afterwards won the independence they
declared by valorous deeds. When we
honor them, we teach the youth lesson
in patriotism that will elevate our citi-
zenship.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-19

Entered at the postoffice at Raleigh
N. c., as second-class matter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-19
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