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The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

At the regular meeting of the Walnu
Tree Hill social club 3the following of
1cers were elected for The ensuing term
President, Daniel J. Lyons; vice presl
dent, James W. Colgan; treasurer, Henri,
l. Meyers; secretary, Charles F. Caya
naugb; inside guard, T. J.sHsrrigan
outside guard, Edward A. Lyons
sergeant at arms, P. F. Lynch; trustees
Thomas F. Leavey, James J. Mcmahon
Charles F. Meyers. After the meeting
ebJ1yed social session and all had ar
erj 'yable time. A vote of thanks was
extended to the out going officers.
LCharles F. Cavanaugh, Secretary.
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REDDING.
DEATH OF MRS W. H. BURR.

DhA4h OF INKS W. Fl, BURR.
Died, October 0, Mrs CIeora Burr. wife
OF william Il. Burr, in the 9th year OF
her age. Mrs Burr has been an invalid
Tor long time and during the last year,
agreat sufferer. The immediate cause
OF her death was cancer. She was a ais.
Ter OF Henry Barnes, of the well known
urn OF Sperry & Barnes Of New Haven.
which was her home previous to marri-
age she was woman Of much energy
Notwithstanding her feeble health. The
beautiful home and surroundings which
she planned were evidence OF her artis.
Tic taste. Not only was she subject TO
III healthbut she was greatly afflicted bv
the loss OF her three Youngest children
Dy dlphtheria within few days of each
otner' One SOD, young man, survives
her.
The infant child OF Melville Gould died
on tuesday, being the fourth victim to
the epidemic within radius OF one mile
Inc funeral took place on Sunday. The
interment was in Danbury. Most of the
auults VINO have been stricken are gett-
ing we'll.
william Fl. Hill and 4. p. Shaw were
In attendance in the U. s. district court
In New Haven on Tuesday as grandeur. |
ors.
Charles Sanford ia serving on the iurv
in Bridgeport.
Your correspondent forgot to state in
last weeks BEE that Redding went no.
license by II majority.
Robert Osborne, who is a student In
Claveraek college, came home to take in
the Danbury fair, returning on Tuesdav
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"sli, and destroy them. They Lighter
G'e lamp and turning it up to the explod-
ing point, left the building in danger OF
catching fire. In driving away from thu
premises their carriage was overturned
BY driving off bank wall in front of tb,
building. One of the parry was Injured
very badly, and thereby hangs the clev,
70 their identity. Now the parties ar,
known to the members of the club, ar,
it will be to their interest to call at II G
club and pay the damages or the law v III
ttke It's course. Signed, 81 Walnut Tt. g
Hill Club.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.

Rev W. j. Guggenheim of Bridgeport
will succeed Rev Almon E. Smith in the
passionate Of the Methodist churches at
Cornwall Bridge and Ellsworth. Sab.
bath services will be as usual at the
Meth odist church, this week, under the
care of the new pastor. Rev A. E. Smith,
who has been supplying the pulpit of the
Methodist church for the past Is months,
has recently inined the New York
Central Conference, and taken charge
within the bounds of that conference.
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2.0o' 20. S.sl. al. 74o p. m. Sunday, s.2s a.
m: South,o25 sos, s2s l0.4s a. m, S47, 4ss,
A.+3 5.54 .. N. Sunday, $50 D. u.
hERWENsVILLE-Nor ss5. il IS a m "a
o-5I p m. Sunday SIS am. South, loss an
- 5-2s p m Sunday, 4-57 p. II.
hkNT-North, S49,ll49 q. m. S.23 elO D. m
sunday $40 a. m. South, JOS a. m, SIS, 1.04,
c6 5iIS 3. m; Sunday, asp, m
EoRNW ALL BRIDGE-North, 9.OS 9. m l2Oa
4-lsro+25, p. m. Sunday, EOS a. N. South, lOll
q; m, Sl, 5a7 p. m. Sunday .E4l4 p. m.
WEST CORSWALL-North, aIt g. m laIa
SO. 6-SS ?. M; Sunday ,s.l4 a. m. South, lO.0s
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PLATTSVILLE.
A DELIGHTFUL CARRIAGE DRIVE.

K,
Rev Edward Curtis and family have
returned after a delightful drive to Win.
sted. On their way up they stopped AT
south Britain, where they called on
their genial friend, Rev Otis J. Ran0e.
Passing on over slightly hills they came
20 Bethlehem where they spent the night
with another esteemed friend, Rev 8. w.
Tol!es. They arrived at Winsted the
next day about p. m. Here ct DR. War
ren's, the former home OF Mrs Curtis.
they spent nearly two weeks. On their
return they stopped at the Arlington
house, Waterbury. They were told thai
this was the only temperance hotel N
the city. Really, it seemed more ike
an ample home than a common hotel.
Everything about the place had the an.
pearance OF cheerfulness and comfort.
They viii never forget the hospitality
and Kindness OF this place. The ride
through the Naugatuck Valley is too
beautifully grand to be described BY
brush or pen. so your correspondent
will leave that, wishing for the readers
OF TIE BEE personal experience In the
matter.
HoYDKN's HILL AND VICINITY.
MIRA Wisnar. acromnarsefl har x,rks,a~
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boTsFoRD-North. 7-s6, !O-3l a. III laos, asa.
90 P. IA. Sunday, 7-S6 q. n. South, 7I07,
p. N. See Bctsford above
81 EF NE1-NorLh,a.3s,l U.ib am. u45 m, ssS
1;4a p. M. Sunday, 7.ss a. M South, 7L6, SOS,
66tLAS q; ms 40, AS p. m. Sunday, 6As o. 10.
LoS ~ HlLL-North,f7,2s y, lo.lI. ll-SS m as,
oo3 9S p; m. Sunday, Il D p. m fouth, ia,
q 10 ., i'4S D. m-' AS 81 p IN susday 6-5S
TKE s,MBULL-North, f7.1s, 1905 n.29 a. IN.
I;ss, sl4 lisa. 6. M. ia, 6-57 p. "a, Sunday
BaIDGEPoRT-Eorth, go, SIS, Ii .Os a. 20.
5.Zz p m. Sunda! los q. II. Arrive 40
80 q. m, R.06, SIS 10 .. n Sunday 7.b
p. m
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Warm Keeping Goods
are the store news these days-every-
thing IN this line that you can think of
and at prices that will tempt you all.
w arm Bedding.

Blankets, comtorters, sheets and pillow
cases.
Io-4 white blankets, 4sc a pair.
l04 gray blankets. 4Sc a pair.
ll4white blankets at 75c and 100 pair.
ia wool blankets, prices 200, $50, 800 and
$50, $50 and 500 a pair
ii wool blankets. slightly damaged, mann.
lecturers impertections, nothing to hurt the
year OF 1.-THE blanket, and you get the price
saving at l'9O pair; value 800 a pair.
At225 pair; value $50 aspair.
ATT 20 pair; value rs pair.
At276 pair; value 400 a pair.
Jomfortables.
Prices 5Oc 6Oc, $50. co, l.25, 50, 90 80 and
100 each.
4Ox86 BIeached Pillow Cases, price 10 and
l &c each.
6OT3G Bleached Pillow cases, price IL 1ac
g lch.
54A36 Bleached Pillow cases, price l5c each.
Hemstltched Pillow cases, price Ia I.2c and
&c each.
5Ox36 Hemstitched Pillow cases, price l5c
ZACH.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

Remember when you need some useful
article for gifts. in jewelry, solid silver
or plated wear, such as watches, brooch
es'scarf pins, vest chains, berry, preserve
'r tea spoons, fruit or butter dishes.
clocks, as fac line to select from ss
you ever saw. All new designs. Call
on Reid & Todd, a. Wall street, Bridge
OOrt
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THE ADJOURNED COMMUNICATING

The ADJOU RNED TO WN-MEETING.
The adjourned annual town meeting
will be held on Saturday at 2 pm. to
hear the different reports, provide for
working the roads, laying tax and
generally completing the usual business.
Miss Jennie Tonks has been visiting at
Mrs E. c. Smiths.
Mrs Thomas S. Taylor is now living
with her son, A. Fl. Taylor.
A. S. Mansfield has opened his cider
mill again for the season. AS he uses
steam power there will not be the un-
certainty there s at present in regard to
power where water is used. He has also
begun to buy cider apples giving thirty
cents per hundred pounds.
The season has been remarkable from
lack OF Injurious frosts. On elevated
ground tomato-vines and beans are "a
fresh as any time in the season. Itisal-
so extending the pasturing season en-
abllng most of the pasture to be utilized
while fresh and green.
Miss Lucy Bishop OF North Haven is
visiting her aunt, Mrs K. l.. Whitcome.
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got what you want he will get it for yon
right away.
TRUMBULL.
GRANGE FAIR.

| Inc Irumbull Grange held quite q sue-
cessful little fair in their hall, Thursday
evening. The display was not large bu
there were on exhibition some fine pro-
ducts Of Trumbnli Eoil, that would On
tar TO prove that farming in New Eng
land need not be failure. It would be
impossible to mention here all. or ner-
| haps the most important exhibits. hpt
one could not help seeing and admiring
the 30 pound pumpkin raised by Fred
Sterling, the monstrhus watermelon
grown by Nichols Br hers, and the fine
potatoes exhibited by Mr. Linley. A verv
large number o. fine exhibits were mar q
by William Ell. BEinsmade. The ladies
were not behind in an excellent display
OF fancy work. AL :hough it was an I'm.
pretentious affair 1t was wensworth see
ing. We hope that euch fairs NAV wbet
the zeal of our farmers for still higher
cultivation of the land.
One of the workmen on the new church
while leaving train loaded with Oar
bury fair people, had his pocket picked
by supposed profes sional, and he was
out l,0OC mile ticket just bought.
Lemuel Patchen is very i'll with throat
trouble. He has the sympathy Of a
large number of friends.
A considerable number from the Con.
gregational church attended the meet
ing OF the Fairfield East Consolation in
Stratford. Tuesday. Mrs w. F. White
read paper on the missionary Prob.
lem OF the War" at that meeting.
A large delegation from the c. E So
ctety attended the meeting of Bridge
port G. E. union in the West Eud congre-
gational church, Bridgeport, Tue sday
evening.
Rev A. r. Lu'z of Monroe preached q
very interesting sermon in theFTown hall
in exchange with Rev w. F. White, last
Sunday.
Miss Frances Ell. Eaton has resumed
ner study OF vocal music under Mrs Hat
tie Claper Morris of New York, while
continuing her work in the Fl st Me
church, South Norwalk. She has open
ed studio in 3l7 Court Exchange.
Bridgeport, where her friends %,
meet her Monday of each week.
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WATERFOWL BRANCH.

aWhAIERBURY-Leav 6.4s, SIS, He &. ~,
d-oo 40, 800, L. O.. $50, il.-U p u. sun
H 1a rs! 5, $50 a; N. 145 p. IN. AIrIve-6 IS, Ou,
SU.sV q. m d:V2' z-4U 40, 5.37. 641 ia, Ills
Sundays, 7.o2 a. NJ, 5I2 p. IN.
MATERroWN-Leave, 6lO, 7.a2, los2 a. m.
az44, 2z2, ~, 6ls. O.29 So, II. Up. N sunday
m. Ia. All. 5I7, y, 70, Sc, Ii 81 D, m sun.
day, S.47 6. IN. SUI p. N.
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For reliable and pleasant "Family
co ugh Remedy" take Cough Syrup.
White Pine aud Tar. Taken promptly
Will check cold, if taken regular will
cure chronic cough; 25c per bottle
For sale by s. c. Bull & Co.
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f. r. Hawley offers So reward for
return of bag containing a canvas tent
lost between Newtown Street and Fair
grounds, Thursday, September 20. No
questions will be asked.
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CIRCULATION;
OUR NEIGHBORS.
BRCOKFIELD.

THROWN FROM BICYCLE AND INJURED.
mss Fannie o. Thornhin was quite
unfortunate on Tuesday of last week, in
returning home from her school on her
wheel. She was thrown by the wheel
breaking, causing two breaks in her
right arm, one breaking off the end of
the bone at the elbow, the other near the
shoulder. DR. King of Bridgewater re-
duced the fracture. Miss Thornhill was
teaching the Center school and was Just
getting it into good working order.
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aill spent several days, this week, with
5. R. Hoyt and wife.
Mrs Eli Wskem8n returned to Bridge
oort, Monday, after visiting her parents
or several day..
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

NEW HAVEN-Nortn s35 a, m asp
south, 1885 q. m, $50 D. m - '
1923 q. M, 7.O3 b. m - ~ o1sai'
sIGENENSoN-North. l0l6 y. M 45 %, m.
south, TO- a. m, $40 pm. - ~
nSo ,ss.aS wort flo-24 q. m, tz.3s %, m
uS Sg9Ins Ii0.io q. M, teal p. m.
~ SlSE OAD-South tor New Haven, 10. O5 a ma
. % p % see Botsford below. -
~ oWN-Sortn, 7.A4. l0S9 g. m, 1920. x5s
s.S p: NJ Sunday, IA a. M. Sonth
SSs. SAT s.57, n27 a. m.,4 % $40. e.ss o. m
sunday, 615 p. m. ~ - -
HiAWLEYYILLE-North, 7.5a, lo4s q. M
s 1.a9, o > ~ p. m; Sunday, 7-52 a M
SOUTH Dol, $3.50, s-4S. l1.ls M, 4.I5 S. All
P; n Sunday, 8.u7 p. m. 800 W.
IShoOkFlELD JUNCTION-North, s.os. 10 IS.
day, 81 3 a. 10. South. sz2, $50, $40, m.I
RR1, M ~ s. % 500 p M: sunday %. p m
p S;zS, .2o p. "a Sunday, SOS. south. So ,sas,
LASRsvIL.ii Ios ,. o;os r; 20. Sunday b.s7 NJ
2. M $50 p. M. South. $50, $40 a M
sss1; 40 3. m. Sunday. north. s.Ib .. m
NEW MILF0kD-North, So, IL IL. II "a =. M
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

Z g. Platr, the Hawleyville lumber
dealer, has secured the contract for the
Lumber for Senator Platt's new house to
be erected at Washington,
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
Next Sunday evening, preaching SER
vice in the Congregational church will
commence at o'clock. The Christian
Endeavor meeting will commence at 6
o'clock.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

Lockwood of Bethel will take your or
d. r for any kind of an instrument from a
whistle to piano.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

Bridgeport spent Sunday, at L. z.
Hoyt's.
Eli Wakeman took dinner at G. w.
JOhnson's on Sunday.
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BETHEL.
THE MAYOR ELECT.

William P. Bailey, who succeeds Ar
thur s. Judd, as first selectman, has for
a number of years held the position OF
secretary Of the Hat Finishers' assocja.
ton and is a young man held In high e.
TEEN by all Of his acquaintance. MI
Judd served the town in the capacity of
first seiectman for Is years and has per-
formed his duties well and in business.
like manner. A person at all supersti.
tious might be inclined to think that that
unlucky number ID had something to do
with the expiration of his term of office.
Mr. Bailey who succeeds shim has com.
menced the duties of the Office with ear
nestness and zeal.-[Danbury Newa.
THE ANNUAL TOWN BUSINESS MEETING.
The Adjourned annual town business
meeting, Monday afternoon, was not
largely attended. The reports of the
town nffi 'ers were accepted Owing to
an error in the assets in regard to % e.
| vious tax lists, that part of the report
was referred back to the auditors to
@~Aon0A hCpoLb Ou DIT an adjourned
meeting. A committee of five was
appointed by the chair to report
at future meeting, the amount to
be paid in salaries to to vn officers. The
chair appointed Arthur s. Judd, Frede,-
lex Judd, Frederick Benedict, Gideon s.
Peck and Edward G, Huse. 1t was vot-
ed that the schools Of the town held
40 weeks ias usual, and that tax of Is
mills be laid, payable April l, 1899 Al
ter discussion in regard tolcollecting the
taxes and duties of collector, motion
was made and seconded that the collector
of taxes be required TO settle with the
town one year from time taxes are pay
able. After remarks the motion was
amended that the matter OF collection of
taxes be left in hands of selectmen. The
amendment was carried. An al urn.
ment was made until Monday, October
"a, at 2 O'Clock.
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MIDDLEBURY.

Rev and Mrs Myron Munson are visit
ing friends in town.
Henry Loomis Of Chatham, N. T.. Is
visiting his sister, Mrs Sadie Wheeler.
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HIGHLAND DIVISION.

DANbURY-kast AIS, il-4 q. m, n. m.
est 9.09 q m, see IS ID m.
Law LErVLLE-kasti.2 s IL m us a. ma.
west IA a. m, 2.x3, as o. m - ~.
f7sl a m ri 1sr -, u.~. 40 -
g. m, E-3s, f6.76,p. M !" oseAe-4f
sANDr HoOk-East 7Ao, u-ss, am. 7.ss %. m.
sOUTHBURY-East7.V fanx 7.yk VIZ.
s.M O. m: 2.21. h.fa o m - ~ !" oss
SOY BFORD-East 7-5s a NJ, 1910. -.s2p m.
West 9. % m, 2l5. 8 on b m -
West sos q m, 50, s.s5.
Trains stop yhsu sfana1a6 on,v
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WEST R EDDING.
CHURCH NOTES,

I
Rev r. j. Beach, a former pastor
preached in the Long Ridge Methodist
church, Sunday afterr DON.
The cottage prayer meeting ia held al
Major Woods, this week.
Miss George Gray of Sherman is visit
ing Miss Name Crofut.
Mr. and Mrs T. Carter and daughter
Belle, OF New Haven, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs U. S. Griffin.
Edward Amber and sisters of South.
bury visited friends in this place, last
week, and also attended the Danburv
fair.
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r. Ii your piano wants tuning leave yo1r
order at Lockwood's, Bethel, and he will
cad you first class tuner.
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DEATH OF MRS zENAs n1Rn1.E

Although 1t was generally known that
Mrs Ienas Dibble was quite poorly it
was not supposed the end was SO near.
She died on Sunday night, the funeral
taking place at her late home on Tues
day at 2 O'Clock, Mr. Whltcome con-
Quoting the service. Mrs Dibble has
been great sufferer from cancers, two
having been taken out but in each case
breaking out anew.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

j. FL. Cos;ello recovered a lost her e
through notice in The BEE. The
morse was found by Hattertown gen.
Lleman.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

Harry Beers OF North Haven hiss been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs Daniel
G Beers, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

Ex-senator c. Z. Lyman of New
Preston has been nominated for Congress
by the democrats in the fourth district.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

Rev r. F. johnson and Miss Kate r
Camp took dinner at William Fairchild,s,
Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

Mrs FL. W. Lake of Waterbury was a
guest at E. G. Platt's, last week.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

k. G. Mitchell and John Pierce are
carrying spring water in pipes to their
premises. Mr. Pierce is using inch pipe
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STEVENSON.

Mr. and Mrs Charles Wooster and Mr.
and Mrs Dwight Wooster of Ausonia
were guests on Sunday of Stiles Love
land
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

The Mems club was very pleasantly
entertained, Wednesday night, by Daniel
G. Beers
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

DIR Edwards M. Smith was in Pouch
keepsie on Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

st Roses fair will open on Tuesday
night at st Mary's hall, at Sandy
Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

MIRA B. Camp and Mrs c. B. John.
son and Frank are visiting in Bethlehem.
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LYONS PLAIN.

Mr. and Mrs r. E. Silliman and son.
and Mr'and Mrs Homer Godfrey, all Of
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14
VAaDALS AT WALNUT TREE HILL CLIFF
HOUSE.

PARTIES entered the club house at Wal
nut Tree Hill on Saturday night or Sun
da7 morning and acted in the meanest of
manner, by turning over all the furniture
and breaking three chairs. This did not
satisfy their desire for mischief, so the y
proceeded to tear the pictures from the
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

Frank Shepherd has been seriously i'll
but is improving.
Go to Lockw ood's for your violin,
banjo, guitar and mandolin strings.
Go to Lockwood's and il he has not
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The Wholesale Market.

HEPOkIED By BUCK q DARLING, BRIDGE
PORT.
BUTTER print Aa25, choice tub 22a23; fresh
eggs 20a22; cheese Gas l .; fowls, olive 9a1O
chicken, alive l0al'; marrow beans l. 65s1 Is
pea beans 35a1.50; dried peas Is; beeswax
28a3O; apples. fall fancy 0Oa2 so, medium
5oa2OO winter toa2 90; pears, fancy, 3 90
30; chestnuts 2.OOa3 90; calves, dressed Is
IL; pigs light, 5a5 1-2. heavy 2a4 potaooes
ooa6o; beets 4oa45; carrotss35a4O; scaulifiower
0oa3 90 Dbl; turnips 3Oa35 bu; onions 6Oa75
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14
You
RNnOW
What

a great big Doctors !
10 bill a little cold will !
a make, sometimes. You /
Il know, too, how easy it is I
a to catch a little cold in =
~ the early fall, when a =
penetrating chill creeps 9
into the house, just be- y
y fore you're ready to build ..
Y a fire in your furnace or d
ID heater. A good Oil Heat i
. er might help you to i
B avoid the cold, and the z
b consequent Doctors bill. 4
B We sell good, guaranteed 4
y money-back Oil Heaters for a. n
little as % and on up to SIS J
Y 81, SO.
b THE aANBJQY sa~0 y
! f 81 flAl.R'DWA.RIE@ ]
n m ~ m a N n a a
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CHEAP ExCURsToN 1rcKrns
BERKsHIRH pIx1s1nn

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND hA RrFoR
RAILROAD.
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The Travellers Guide.

1898 FAI L TIME TABLE OF THE Isss
Bridgeport and Port Jefferson
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
On and after Sept 10 the Palatial New Steamer
PAFKGIT~.
CAPT c. E. TOoKER,
" Ill run as follows until further notice, Sun.
days excepted:
Leave Port Jefferson. $500 m.
Returning,
Leave Bridgeport, soon. m.
Single Fare Soc Round Trim Tiekst, 7se
Good any time during the Season
Children between and II years halt tara
CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS
Good to return that day only, from Port .Jet
terson every Friday. Fare, SO Cents.
GEORGE NJ. TooKER, AGENT
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND hA RrFoR.
RAILROAD
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-14

HoYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.
Mrs Wisner, accompanied her mother
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-10-25
PROBATE NOTICES.

To all persons Interested In either OF the estates
hereinafter named:
Ala Probate Court, held at Paris. In and for
the County OF Oxford. on the third Tuesday OF
OFT. In the year Of our Lori one thousand
eight hundred and ninety eight. The following
matter having been presented for the action
thercupon hereinafter indicated. Is IL hereby
ORDERED:
That notice thereof he given to all persons In
terested by causing q copy OF this order 70 be
published three weeks successfully In the ox
FORD Democrat, q newspaper published at South
Paris. In said County. that they may appear ~ q
Probate Court 10 he held at ssid Paris, on the
third Tuesday Of Nov, A. ID. lss, - nine OF the
clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon II
they see cause:
JOSEPH VI. EDGECOMB, late of Hiram. de.
ceased. Will and petition for probate thereof.
presented by Asphis NJ Edgecomb, the executrix
therein named.
HAROLD CHANDLER, late OF Sumner. dc.
ceased. VIII and petition for probate thereof.
presented by George A. Chandler. the executor
therein named.
GEORGE II, DAVIS, late OF Canton. deceased.
WIN and petition for probate thereof. presented
by Lucy A. Davis, the evecutrix therein named.
MARY s. CANNON, late OF Canton. deceased:
win and petition for probate thereof. presented
by Frank o. Proctor. the executor therein
named.
ALBERT r. hobtNSpN, aE " ftcufou, NC
ceased. Petition for the appointment OF Thos.
8. Brigham. as administrator, presented by
Alice A. Robinson. widow.
WILLIE ID. IRISH, late OF Hartford. de.
ceased. First and hnal account presented for
allowance by Herbert =. Irish, administrator.
FRANK W, CHARLES. ALTHA and FRED
MERRIFIFLD. wards. of Hiram. Petition for
license ~ sell and convey pine timber, presented
by Emma J. Nerrideld. guardian.
ABBIE J. HAM and MARY FLORENCE
HAM, minor children Of Henry W Ham, late OF
Rochester, n. H.. deceased. Petition for license
10 sel and convey real estate. presented By
Edgar J. Ham, guardian.
WHEELER BOOBIER, late of Paris. de
ceased. VIII and petition for probate thereof.
presented by Joshua W. 5. Colby, the executor
therein named.
ADDIE n. PIKE, late OF oxford. deceased.
VIII and petition for probate thereof. presented
by Chas. y. Durrell. the executor therein named.
SEWARD 8. sTEARNs, Judge OF said Court.
A true copy-Attest =
ALBERT D. PARK, Register.