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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-26

For today fTUezday,:
New Cabbage. lj1c per III.
New California cauiif0wer, sc
each.
Fancy Fresh Peas &c -.
Nice Fresh RhubarD. 4e lib.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. zc ID.
New California Potatoes. 2fzc ID.
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BROOKFIELD.

Mrs Lucy Taylor of Longmeadow Hill has
been i'll with bronchitis for two weeks.
W Andrews. had q paraIytic stroke on Satur-
day, but Is now rapidly improving and able
to be around again.
Nearly all OF those whose homes are In town
OF the year away, are on hand Tor the Christ
mas turkey and other good things that one
gets nowhere else Among these are Miss
Blackman from the Moody school. Herbert
Kellogg from Cheshire, Clarke Joyce and
Miss Henrietta Ruggles from shelton and Miss
Miriam Taylor from New York.
The festival of the Congregational Sunday
school will be held on Friday night. OF st
Paul's on Saturday evening, which consists
OF tree on which the presents will be placed
Mrs Charles q. williams mother from
Buffalo is now with her to spend the winter.
The present week is prominently Ice week
work Is much harder than usual, owins to the
great thickness OF the ice, ranging from II to
Is inches in thicKness
harmoniously. This is quite forcibly shown
in the case of SOuthville bridge, which was
built before the present laws were in force.
Under the laws existing at that time the towns
halt OF the bridge. In this case Brldgewater
and BrOokf1eld built the present iron bridge
rss ns
be kept in the best conditlon may be one OF
James Lee has about IS men and q dozen
teams at work filling his ice houre ct Hawley
Vile.
The school board have adopted McMaster's
United states histories. the introdnction e be
obliged to buy new are expected to get them.
Danbnry. commntes IRON the junction. max
ing her home with her parents.
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New Haven Co.
SOUTRBURY.
HULL'S HILL AND VICINITY.

HULL'S HILL AND VICINITY.
John B. Roswell slaughtered the larg-
est hog of the season. 1t weighed $50
pounds.
Ernest Stowe had the misfortune to
lose one of his team horses.
Merton Burr is working with E. NAL
lory, saving down timber and getting
out ties.
Mr. Norman is cutting wood on b.
Richards land.
The work has commenced at the quar-.
ry. They have put up building and
are cutting out the ice.
A prayer meeting WAS held at Frank
Stoves, Sunday evening.
TIE STREET AND VICINITY.
Mrs Lovelsnd from Stevenson has
visited her brother, Burr futile.
The funeral of Mrs Dennis Maloney
was attended on Saturday she was buried
in the cemetery near the Cat holic church.
William Curtiss, who works in Nsuga-
tuck, spent Christmas with his father,
Emmett Curtiss.
George Pierce from New Milford at.
tended church on Sunday and called or
friends and old acquaintances.
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GLORIOUS HEws

Comes from DIR d. B. Cargile, Of
Washita, 1. T. He writes :sFour bottles
of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs Brewer
Of scrofula. which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores
would break out on her head and face,
and the best doctors could give no help ;
but her cure is complete and her health
is excellent" This shows what thou
sands have provad,-that Electric Bit
tiers lie the best blood purifier known. tie
the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter,
salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running
sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion
builds up the strength. Only SO cents.
Sold by r. 81. Beers q Co., Newtown ;
8. G. Bull q Co., Sandy Hook; A. w.
Twiss, Bethel; Allen Joyce, Roxbury
Station; ". A. Watts, Washington Depot
druggists. Guaranteed.
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C0RNW WALL BRIDGE.

DEATH OF MRS HENRY CHAPMAN.
Mrs Henry Chapman, most estimable
woman, aged 81, died very suddenly on
the morning OF the 20th, OF apoplexy.
The funeral services were held at her
home, just across the road from the
place of interment. The services were
conducted by Rev Mr. Goodenough OF
Ellsworth, quartette furnishing the
music. The family have the sympathy
OF the community.
Alexander Noe of Ansonia epent
Christmas at q. L. SHADES.
R. L Frink spent Christmas With his
daughter, Mrs Hattie Smith Of Kent.
George Moss is spending the holidays
in Bridgeport.
Y. Q. Beers is out Of town buying to-
bacco, preparatory to the opening Of his
shop, next week, il he can get 10 re&di-
ness. He purchased two car lOad, last
week, and il Ia hopes to give work TO
some 20 to % men tor tome time ass0rt-
lug it.
holidays with his sister, Mrs Hattie smith.
Ralph Tibballs, who Is attending school
at Hamilton, N. X, is home on vaca-
ti0n.
Mrs Ida Ryan, who has been visiting
at Charles Smiths, has returned boa.e to
Bridgeport.
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MORRIS.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR NOTES.

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES.
At the semi-annual election OF officers
of the Christian Endeavor society, held
Friday evening, December "a, the follow
ing persons were elected: G.,
President, Miss Elizabeth Whittlesey.
Vice president, Henry Alvord.
Secretary, Miss Rosa M. Farnham.
Treasurer, Miss Harriet Catlin.
Organist, Miss May Alvord.
Chairman of Lookout committee, Miss
Bessie Smith.
or Social committee, Miss Elizabeth
Whittlesey.
OF Prayer Meeting committee, Miss
e. M. Mason.
OF Sunday school committee, Fl. R.
Stockbridge.
Missionary and Temperance committee,
Mrs Fl. r. Stockbridge.
Music, Miss Gertrude Randall.
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upon. They may occasionally take mp
with some fashionable novelty put forth
with exaggerated elaine, but are certain
to return 20 tie one remedy that they
know to be reliable, and for coughs,
colds and Group there lie nothing equal %
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For sale
by b. ii. Beers q Co., New
town; Warner. Taylor q Curtis,
Sandy Hook; A. b. Brakeman, Bots
ford; W. b. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B.
Fancner, HawleyyLle, aud test il toy
yourself,
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BRIDGEWATER.
SCHOOL AFFAIRS.

The following names appear on the
roll Of honor for the grammar depart
ment of the Center school for the term
just ended: Grover Allen, Mary Burgess,
Edith Bronson. Owen Burgess, Dana
Burgess, Clarence Greer, Sadie Hatch,
Mary Hatch, Mabel Keller, Louis Liv-
irgston, Isabelle Orr, Beulah Pitcher,
Grace Pitcher, Willie Schlotterbeck
Sadie Taylor, Kate Wooster, Levi War.
ner, Rubie Warner.
The primary department of Center
school closed, December IA, Names on
the honor roll the greatest number OF
times: Flora Higgins, Clara Young,
Helen Keller, Ethel Orr, Burr Young,
Morris Garfield, Howard Hatch, Lewis
Schlotterbeck, Bruce Randall, Howard
Warner, Clayton Greer and Henry Rob-
erts.
Frank Gillett Of Philadelphia spent
Christmas with his father, A. Fl. sGillett.
8. R. Weeks spent Christmas in Bridge.
port.
Mrs Eleanor Mallory and daughter,
Edna, Of Woodbury., are in town for the
Christmas holiday.
9. B. Thompson and family are spend
Ing the present week in New York City
G. 81. Sanford and daughter Of Bridge
port were in town, last week.
q s. Il
Robert Peck of Pickett district, New
Milford, spent Christmas with his father
e. L. Peck.
Miss Bertha Burgess, who attend
school In Shelton, is home for the Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Emily Kyle is home with he
mother tor the holiday season.
AL McEslin Of New Haven is home TO
bis holiday vacation.
Mrs Joseph A. Greer entertained owe
Christmas her mother, brother, and tw,
sisters from New Milford.
Harry Gillett and family spent thei
holiday In Worthwhile.
James Orr, the genial blacksmith, wal
vsry pleasantly surprised, last week. o.
~ anniversary o. hia birth, By numbe,
d friends from ~ NissIon In Nav Nh.
Ind. = plsasane evsning ~ apsnt ~
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SOUTHPORT.

Miss Hattie Judson has been recently
entertained sat the pleasant home Of Mrt
NJ. L. Atw God.
Mr. and Mrs J. U. Strong and children
spent Christmas in Woodbury. at the
home of her mother, Mrs Nancy Bradley
1t is expected that Miss Lulu 81. Lyon
will spend New Years at the home OF
George e. Garlick.
Benjamin Strong has disposed of his
oxen.
The Stone Brothers. have several GOVT
and are selling milk.
Henry jackson is butcheripg nearly
every day and is good man for the bus.
mess.
Harmon Morgan is cutting cord wood
for Jarvis Sommers.
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Hook MARA gneats at: 3. ". smith,s,.
Sunday.
g. W. Northrop has sold his tobacco
to J. Stuart Ralpine.
Fred Evitts Is now running the mill Of
the late Jay Northrop.
Fred Hall OF Wallingford il visiting
his father, p. s. Hall.
James Wixon has been visiting friends
In Wallingford.
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!. WEST REDDING.

John Carroll, section boss on the
Danbury and Norwalk division, broke a
leg, last week, while handling ties near
the West Redding depot.
W. W. Gardner was so unfortunate az
to lose two horses, recently.
Mrs John Curtis has been i'll with the
grip, but is better.
Henry Kendall lost fat hog, recently,
with hog cholera, and John Wiidman two
with the same complaint.
John Cole, an aged citizen, died, last
week Wednesday.
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AN IMPORTANT TOWN MEETING.

AN IMPORTANT TOWN MEETING.
The lax payers should attend the ad-
journed annual town meeting on Mon
day, January 2, in the afternoon. The
board of relief will meet on the same
afternoon. The board Of selectmen will
meet in the morning. The laying of a
tax and the repair of highways will come
before the town meeting and other i'm
portant business Is likely to come up.
The auction of j. B. Ames was ad-
journed from Tuesday of last week until
the day following. The crowd was not
large and he only succeeded in selling a
part of his property and will try again
IN the near future.
The ice that is being harvested is from
II to IA inches thick but not Of very good
qualify being nearly all snow ice. r. FL.
Thompson and j. K. Allen have cut and
cleared out large place on Birds pond
and are going to have 1t freeze again to
get better quality of ice.
Bert johnson has gone into the Dou-
glass store in Oakville.
Mrs William D. Flower ia visiting in
New Haven, the guest Of Eiwin Il.
Clark, formerly of Morris.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Randall of Morris
are visiting their daughter, Miss Emily,
who is at the Boston Conservatory Of
Music.
Mrs Henry w. PEEK closed her house
for the winter on Thursdsy and has gone
20 be with her brother aud nephew il
Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Magee entertained
their children and grandchildren on
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Van Doh spent
Christmas with her relatives in Bristol.
Melvin Thomson OF West Haven j:
with his parents Tor the holiday vacation.
At the Congregational church on Sun
day morning there was very interesting
Christmas exercise participated in by
pastor and congreg CATION.
Miss Gertrude p. Kasson of Brook
field is at Samuel p. Hayes TOR few
days, returning to Woodbury. the. middle
Of the week.
A daughter came, last week, to glad
den the hearts of Mr. and Mrs B. Atwood
Gilbert Allen has gone to spend tn,
winter in California. Mrs Allen vii
soon close her house and pass the winter
with her sister, Mrs Mary Munson, IL
the village.
William Stoughton, Jr., of Waterbury
and Miss Josie Griffin of Watertowl
we're at Frank Sroughton's for Christ
mas festivities.
A Swede woman, for several years {
resident in this country, wishes q situa
zion to do general Homework. Would
prefer country. She has little boy o.
the age of two. She ia now ready To-
active service. Address Mrs Annie La W
son, East Morris, care Andrew Anderson
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SOUTHVILLE.
PIERS NAL CHAT.

Mrs s. E. Clark still continues ID poor
health.
Mr. and Mrs IA. NJ. Worden and lauef,
ter visited Mrs John Wentech III sthe
Purchase, last week.
MI and Mrs David Barnum visited
friends ia Bro0kdeld, Sunday.
John Grace has been spending feW
d&ys in Danbnry.
David Beara Or Dsnburv spent sunday
with Mrs Laura Welton.
A party from this places took B sllOpz
ping trip 70 Bfidg6port, Iast well.
y. ~. Worden bas heen imrr0xin his
placa With wood souso
g M I'm G5n53na i1(1 n oM41
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STEPNEY.

Miss Lima Lineberg returned on Sat-
urday from visit in Brooklyn. She will
leave in January to visit an aunt at Mar
lette in Michigan.
Miss Elsie M. Garfield Of Long Hill
passed Christmas with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs F. M. Garfield.
Mrs E. B. Rawling of Worcester,
Mase., is the guest of Mrs Walter Davis
Mr. Hoyt, on the Perry Hurd place, has
bought 20 head of COWS.
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Fairfield County.
LONG HILL.
o. q. A. NJ.

Faust" the Polish necromsncer, will
es of Parlor Rock council during the
second week in January. Notice Of the
exact date cannot at this time be given,
but may be learned from the circulars
later on. 'Faust" comes we'll recon-
mended and it is safe to say that those
who patronize this entertainment will
be we'll pleased.
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QUAKER'S FARMS.

A number of our farmers have been
about IL inches thick and of fair quality.
Mr. and Mrs G.. A. Stanton of Water
bury are expected to hold q watch night
service at the Mission hall ON New
Years eve.
George Thrall has been drawing logs
for s. P. Sanford.
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mgr Deeeabe srand ~ ssmalns Aara.
conveyed to Danbury on Tuesday, the
goth, for interment.
A Christmas supper was enjoyed At
the church parlora, on Monday evening
OF this week, by the Sunday school and
it's friends.
Mrs Fl. w. Brown IL afflicted with .
severe throat trouble.
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WARREN.
DEATH OF AUGUSTINE PRICK.

DEATH OF AUGUSTINE FNChs
One of our most esteemed citizens,
Augustine Peck, passed away, Decem-
Der 10Th. He attended church on Sun
day, the 18Th. and did his usual chores,
Monday morning, he went in the house
not feeling very well and soon had q
shock and died in the early evening. He
leaves an aged wife and many friends to
mourn his loss. Mr. Peck has been the
town clerk and treasurer for four years.
He represented the town in the State
Legislature in 1851 and 1862 and again
in 1869. He was good, honest, faith
full man ana sincere Christian. His de-
parture leaves void in our community
hard to be filled. The funeral was at
tended from his late residence on Thurs
day. Many friends and relatives, some
from 81 ooklyn and Dover, came to pay
the last tribute OF respect to one whom
all loved.
Christmas dawned bright and beauti-
full, balmy air and sunshine making il
seem more like Easter than Christmas
John Angevine, Jr., and Eben Strong
were home for the holidays.
Miss Alice Strong from Chippewa,
Wis, who had taken the Pond district
school for the year to teach, was called
home on Monday by the serious Illness OF
her father, Seymour Strong.
Closson Stone, who has been ill fol
some weeks, was at church on Sunday.
William Welton is quite i'll.
The Grange hold their annual meeting
for the election of officers, December
| 27.
Mrs Lucia Peck has gone to Dover
N. Y.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.

THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
Miss M. Winifred Jennings was the
guest of Miss Carrie Hull at Stepney
over Sunday.
Floyd w. Burr carries the school chill
dren back and forth to the Flat Rock
school.
Miss Louisa Burr is in quite poor
health.
Herman Pease has q new hen house.
1t is reported, @. w. Bradley has q
new horse, making an exchange with q
Bridgeport party.
FLOYD w. Burr has visited at his
aunt's, Mrs C. Beach, Bridgeport.
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Litchfeld County
BETHLEHEM,

A DELIGHTFUL SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The Christmas ENTERTAINMENT and tree
at the Sixth school district on Friday
evening was very pleasant affair. The
Rotations by the scholars. under the
direction Of Miss Gertrude Atwood, their
teacher, we're well recired. The tableaux
in which the younger children took part
were well arranged. After the recita-
tions, the presents on well laden Christ
mas tree were distributed by Weldon
Thompson, dressed as Santa Claus.
About 40 children and their friends were
present to enjoy the occasion.
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ROXBURY.

The famous huntsmen. Messrs Bah
cock and Shelton, brought home good
sized red fox, last Thuraday.
Oliver Tyrrell has finished painting his
house.
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WATERFOWL.
CHRISTMAS AT CHRIST CHURCH.

CHRISTMAS AT CHRIST CHURCH.
At the Christmas service at Christ
church, last Sunday morning, the rector,
Rev Mr. Cunningham, preached an inter-
esting sermon from the text, ssThou
hast the words of Eternal Life.' The
musical program, under the direction of
Morgan L. Cooley, organist and choir
master, was as follows:
Prelude, Allegro, Merkel.
Professional, clark, the Herald An
GELS"
Venite, Chart.
TIE Deum, Festival in A.
Jubilate, V Gregorian tone.
Introit, Hymn SO.
Kyrie, Barnby.
Gloria Tibl, Pleyel.
Hymn ID.
Anthem, sThere were shepherds
abiding in the field" Charles Vincent.
Sanctus, Taylor.
BenedicEus, Agnus Del, Gilbert.
Gloria in Excelsis, Nunc Dimistis.
Recessional, 'sSing, oh 81, g, this bles-
ssd morn, Jesus Christ to-day is born"
Postlude, Festal march, introducing
''Adeste Fideles."
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Shoes and
Rubbers.

A shoe is known by the SER
vice it gives. 1t is not always
what you pay for shoe but what
it pays you in wear that deter
mines its worth to YOU That
is why we are SO urgent in ask
ing you to let US fit you with
some Of our ST so and So shoes.
Price means nothing until you
see the shoes. They please ev-
eryone. We have a full line of
those waterproof shoes for chill
dren in button and lace, the best
and the cheapest school shoe you
can buy. If you don'tfind them
SO ask for your money back; also
for boys a good thing in a Box
Calf Shoe, heel and spring heel;
they are waterproof and almost
wear proof.
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DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.


Truman Goodwin, whose 10OSh birth
day was noted in THE BEE OF last week,
died on Saturday, December 18th, at the
home of Wallace Curtiss, with whom he
had lived for several years. He was
taken to <Har winton for burial.
The school in the Center district, taught
during the fall term by Miss Nettleton OF
Washington, closed on Friday afternoon,
the 23;d. A very pretty and appropriate
exercise consisting of music and recita-
tions was held in the chapel, after which
was the distribution of pretty gifts from
a Christmas tree. The patrons of the
school are almost unit in regretting
that Miss Nettleton's health renders a
change Of teachers necessary and all
hope that after the severe weather is ov.
er she may be persuaded to resume the
school for the summer term. Morris
people appreciate a good school when
they have it and this term, which has
just closed, has been one of the best.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Randall have gone
to Boston to spend the holidays with
their daughter, Miss Emily g.. Randall,
who is studying music in that city.
The Loyal Helpers propose holding q
"chicken-pie supper" at the chapel on
Wednesday evening, January 4tb, 1899,
to which all are invited. Supper 25 cent?.
Proceeds for benefit Of Ecclesiastical So
ciety.
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
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HAPPY SCHOOL CHILDREN.

HAPPY SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Miss Martha Thompson, the teacher in
the Poverty Street school, closed the
winter term of her school Friday OF last
week. There was a very pleasing enter
tainment In honor of the occasion. The
following pro gram was rendered by the
children:
SIN Santa Claus Land" Jennie At
wood.
"Christmas," William Cone.
"Hush," Elena Loughlin.
"Writing to Santa Claus" Carl Gin
ther.
and George Andrews.l
''Christmas comes" Wilfred Andrews.
Tableaux, s'Grandma and grandpa"
Minnie Smith and Grant Porter.
"Christmas eve,'' Leo Loughlin.
s'Two little stockings" Minnie Smith.
ssKatie's Wants." Gertie Atwood.
Tableaux, "Misfit," Joseph Lough-
lin.
"Christmas morning." Robbie At
wood.
Address to Kris Kringle, william
Cone.
Greeting to all, Joseph Loughlin.
Books of poems were awarded to
the three best spoilers, Minnie Smith,
Jennie Atwood and Leo Loughlin.
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OAKVILLE AND VICINITY.

OAKVILLE AND VICINITY.
1t ia rumored that Mr. Simonds is to
buy out the Douglass store.
Mr. Fletcher attended the funeral of
bis brother, last week.
Miss Mildred Fletcher has been very
sick.
Mr. Hyde conducted the services in the
Congregational chapel, Sunday evening.
Edward Beardslee of Philadelphia
was with his aunts and cousins a couple
of days, this week.
Mrs William Russell's sister, formerly
Bertha Watrous, was with Mrs Russell
over Sunday.
There was Christmas tree at the
Congregational chapel, Tuesday even
ing, and nice time under the care and
management of Mrs William Robinson
and John Rodgers.
Mr. and Mrs Everett. who have lived
for several years in the Baldwin house
on the hill, is going to break up house
keeping. Oakvi,le residents will miss
them very much, as they are nice people
and good neighbors.. -
r. s. Douplass has a new clerk
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here, last Sunday morning, and preached
good Christmas sermon to his congre-
cation. A praise service was held in the
evening appropriate for the Christmas
time.
Misses Florence and Lillian Beeman
passed part of last week in Bridgeport.
Miss Lillian returned TO her home at
Lakeside, last Friday, but Miss Florence
remains with friends there till the latter
part of the present week.
Skating never was better on Lake War
amaug than at present writing.
J. B. Wilson, Mrs A. G. Caskey, Mrs
Sherman Cogswen, Jr., and daughter,
Miss Hattie, are confined to their homes
at present with grip colds.
W. B. johnson and wife moved down,
where they intend to remain for few
weeks, before seeking home elsewhere.
DR. R. A. Marcy and Mrs A. E, Corn
ing passed Christmas on Monday as usu-
al, at J. Fl. Marcy's in Litchf1eld.
Julius A. GLOVER went to Litchfield,
last Saturday evening, to remain with
his daughter there, Mrs w. G. Grannis,
for few days.
j. K. Granniss is thought to be slowly
recovering from his late severe attack Of
rheumatism.
Some Of the students OF Upson's semi
nary are absent, while passing the holi-
day vacation at their respective homes
in different states.
Thomas Martin has been favored with
the best DEFENDERS work in his black
smith shop which he has received in five
years. He Is first-class workman.
Mrs William Murphy injured her arm
quite seriously, last Friday evening,
while getting into carriage at Wash.
ington Depot. She slipped on the ice
and fell with such force az nearly to
fracture the arm.
Mr. and Mrs George Braman OF Tor
rington passed Sunday and Monday OF
this week at e. E. Meeker,s.
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs A. M.
Morgan, whose birth was reported ii
LAST weeks BEE, died on Sunday even
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the event will long iihger h the memory
OF the family.
James a. Keller, who has been III with
the grip, is somewhat better.
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Bottom Prices.

We mako all purchases in this department
direct from the manufacturer, tor spot cash,
and We can save You money on anything in
this line. We have just unpacked over 5000
pounds OF