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The Newtown bee., 1898-10-28

ing up the work on the fine new barn of
Ambrose Marsh. It Is. one of the finest
barus In this section,
Mr. and Mrs s. Seeley visited Mrs
Frank Mallett and Mrs William Mallett
one day this week.
Miss Edith Sherwood attended the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Caddie
Moore of Bath Beach, last week.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Clark have gone to
Bridgeport for the winter.
| Mrs A. G. Wakeman OF Brooklyn, N d.
Y, is visiting with her old friend, Mrs G.
e. Wheeler.
Mrs Charles L. Booth is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs Louis
Freeborn of West Haven.
Louis Freedom of West Haven has
been visiting with his father, E. K. Free
| born.
Ex-Mayor Frank T. Clark and friend
of Bridgeport, recently, spent the day
hunting with r. V. Nichols.
Mr. Richards Of Danburv, who recently
bought Peter B. Perry sold place, is now
moving in.
r. V. Nichols has some very large sun.
flower heads, this fall, some of which
measure 16 inches across.
Master Herbert B. Turney is visiting
with his grandfather, G. L. Booth, for 8
few days.
Miss Daisy Bennett of Bridgeport
visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs vii
liam Bennett, on Sunday.
Harry Amber of Bridgeport was al
G. L. Booths on Tuesday.
G. L. Booth picked up some very large
chestnuts short time .ago of which il
only took $50 to make quart.
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AT THE METHODIST CHURCH.

Rev Mr. Greggenhein of Bridgeport
will preach for Rev Mr. Holmes at the
Methodist church on Sunday. Rev Nh
Holmes is much improved during the
past week and is able to get out doors on
pleasant days.
Miss Mary Fl. Burroughs is giving pri-
vate instruction at her home to quite a
class of young ladies.
Mrs Z. II. Boylsto after an absence
Of five months, has returned to make her
home at the rectory, with her son, for
the winter.
Much interest /: manifested in the
pleasant entertainments given by the
KenwOode club, and great deal of cred
it is due the members for the excellent
manner in which they are managed.
John Burroughs of Boston spent last
Sunday in town as the guest of his aunt,
| Miss E. j. Burroughs.
MIR and Mrs G. G. Downs and family
and friends from Bridgeport drove down
to Easton, Sunday, to pass the day with
Mrs 81. E. Garfield and other relatives.
George Jennings was rendered very
pleasant surprise by a party of his
young friends, on Monday night. 1t was
| the anniversary of his birthday and the
young people managed to get into his
home while he was out making call.
One of his young friends sent an urgent
call for him on important business, and
when he entered the house he was sur
rou nded and taken captive. Music and
games made the hours roll off quickly
and a bountiful luncheon was served
Manv happy returns were wished for
Mr. Jennings on the departure of the
guests.
That zoe coffee at Hurd's cash store
uoSF hn
want more, and new friends are being
gained after trial. Get l0c can of
condensed soup and it will make quart
II delicious soup. All kinds kept for
1ale
George Wheeler expects to begin work
in his cons place at the wagon shop,
next week.
Edward Wohltman, Sunday, calling
on old friends.
The party at George Wheeler's, last
week Wednesday evening, passed of
very pleasantly. A mandolin club was
up from Bridgeport and furnished some
fine music. George Hadley also played
and sang for the company, much to its
enjoyment.
Walker Palmer, who works in Bridge
port for the Chain Co, has been laid up
for several days by bad foot on which
"O NIppPCu palI VI bOu&S W0ISuluk
some so pounds or more.
w. A. Phillips attended the carriage
manufacturers convention held in New
York, one dav last week.
Howard Wheeler, Charles II. Sweezy
ard Charles Hebbar expect now to sail
for Porto Rico on Saturday, November
5. They expect to take ship on the mail
steamer Philadelphia.
Invitations were issued and received
by Long Hill friends for the marriage
of Miss Nancy Lord, daughter of Mr.
Quinn, VIII CHI took place at the resi-
dencea of Mr. Honan at IL o'clock, We'd
nesday morning. A reception followed at
the BRIDES home in Tashua at z O'Clock
in the evening for the wedding guests.
Mr. and Mrs McQuinn will have the best
wishes OF their Long Hill friends for
future happiness.
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the woodwork, which the cool headed
operator succeeded in extIr gushing after
a few minutes of lively work. 1t also
entered bis residence and blew up and
burned out the Instrument.
W. r. Sturtevant has moved into the
cottage of Seymour Capewell at West
Side.
L J. Allen has already msde some 300
nr 400 barrels of cider at bis mill at
West Side, and doubtless will be kept
busv for several weeks.
James q. DoEd has some valuable
str ok for sale.
Edward Nichols, Jr has so far recev-
cred as to be able To return tn his bust
ness with Plume g. Atwood in Waterbury.
James Parmelee and bride are spend
ing their honeymoon at Bantam Lake.
W. 81. Graham is once more proprietor
of the fish route, having bought out
Charles Morebou e. He has put a new
wagon on the route, and is at it. with his
old time energy. On Thursday he visits
South Britain and Southburv, Friday
Woodbury., and SATURDAY., Hotchkissville,
West Side and Woodbury..
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BRCOKFIELD.
A GRANGE VISITATION.

On Tuesday evening Pootatuck Grange
to the number of % members and six
visitors, were the guests of Brookfield,
furnishing an excellent program which
consisted Of music, readings and recita-
lions. Arthur Platt as the guest OF
Pootatuck, appeared twice with violin
solo, assisted by his father on the piano
being encored each time. For one of his
age, Mr. Platt has great promise as VIC.
linisC evidently inheriting much musical
talent from both father and mother.
The literary part consisted Of a portion
of sermon delivered at the harvest fes-
tival by Rev o, O. Wright, paper by
Mrs Baldwin, Eminent women and
what they have DONE, q reading by Miss
Helen Beers, "Penelope's experiences in
England, paper by E. l.. johnson
''The Bible in the Grange, A reading by
homer Baldwin 1.-The Irrepressible hog
and closing with farce, THAT naughty
boy, the chief actors being Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Botsford. The party returned
home much pleased with the mutual
good time usually SO much enjoyed by
all, after the inner man was satisfied
with Brookfield's good cheer at the table
The annual meeting of the school
board, which was to have been held last
Friday evening, was postponed on &C.
count of the weather TO Wednesday even
ing of this week.
An effort is being made by some of our
young men to start dancing school. II
is reported they have good pros poets OF
success.
John Sagendorf, who has been come.
what under the weather for two weeks,
spent Sunday at home.
Quite a number of parties are shipping
their apples to A. w. Flint.
Mrs Eugene Lake was expected to
arrive in town on Monday. She has been
quite i'll at her fathers home in Long Is
land.
Rev Mr. Pierce, who was to lecture in
the Congregation church, last Friday
evenir e, on 1.-THE Yosemite" came up not
withstanding the threatening weather.
1t was thought best to postpone it
to some future date.
The members of the Christian Endeav-
or society and their friends are to have 8
social gath ering at the home of Mrs r.
S. Curtis on Friday evening.
Rev A. T. Pierce of Danbury will de-
liver his popular lecture "a Week in the
Yellowstone PARK on Tuesday evening,
November l, at 30. No admission will
be charged but cont ibution will be
taken for the benefit of the Sunday school
library.
The Christian Eudeavor society will
give a reception, to alt members of the
congregation and friends, on Friday
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SOUTHBURY,

THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Fl. r. Stone, Southbury's popular feed
and coal dealer and merchant, is more
than busy, these days. He has had
four teams hustliDg on the road, cartiDg
coal and grain. On Friday he had four
car loads of coal standing on the tra ok,
in addition to car of corn, car OF oats
and one of fancy mixed feeds and mid-
dlings. Mr. Stone has fine distributing
point and his growing business empha-
sizes the point that he is the right man
in the right place.
A. r. Kelso, the fficient janitor of the
Congregational church, has been i'll. Il.
r. Stone, who takes deep interest in
the welfare OF the church. has kindly
| looked after his duties at the church.
A bouncing potato has been on exbi-
bition at the store of 81. r. Stone. 1t
weighed trifle over two pounds.
| A. r. KelsO has been quite seriously
ill with pleurisy. An operation was
performed upon him, last week, by DI
Brown and DR. Shepard.
A mammoth elm in Miss Eliza Stiles
door yard has been cut down.
Mrs Hannah Hicock is visiting her sis.
ter at Quaker's Farms.
Misses Augusta and Daisy Osborne
took a trip to Milford and New Haven
recently.
Station Agent Brewers mother and
brother spent few DAYS with him.
Mr. Barto from Waterville expects tt
move to the Olmstead place.
Mr. Keiso's sister and Mrs Kelso's
brother are spending few days with
them, during Mr. Kelso's Illness
A meeting of the w. G. T. u, was hello
on Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Emeline futile.
The ladies'Aid society met at the home
of Mrs FL. A. Matthews, last Thursday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Social MON of the Meth
odist church will give a New England
supper on Friday evening of this week
Mrs B. s. Hicock visited at Davio
JAckson's in. Torrington and attended thu
wedding of their daughter, Miss May
on Wednesday.
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MONROE.
AaAss1z ASSOCIATION NOTES


The A. A is anticipating an interest
ing time ct its next regular meeting on
Monday evening, October 81.
On THURSDAY evening. November 3, at
8 O'Clock, Dr. p rter of Bridgeport will
lecture on "Lincoln" in the church par
lors. In point.of fascinating interest the
life Of Abraham Lincoln stands among
the lives of the best men. One never
tires of the peculiar incidents, droll sto-
ries and above all the noble purpose of
his career. The lecture, it is understood,
contains the material of original research
and will, therefore, have freshness of
it's own. DR. Porter will also bring with
him his graphophoue and will entertain
the audience part of the evening.
Those who know DR. Porter are looking
forward with ikeeu anticipation to his
coming. The price of admission will be
very reasonable. 1t is hoped that Mon
roe will turn out a large audience.
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STEPNEY.
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH.

Rev Mr. Greg e snheim will preach for
Rev Mr. Holmes at the Methodist church
on Sunday morning. The evening ser
vice will be in the hands of the Chris
tian Endeavor society.
Rev Mr. Holmes is much better, and
has made perceptible gain in health
and strength since last week. He is now
able to be out on pleasant days for a
short walk or drive. His people hope
so IN to see him in robust health.
Davenport White of Yale college was
a guest at the Methodist parsonage on
Saturday and Sunday last.
Rev and Mrs Braman have been ap-
pointed as delegates to represent the
Baptist church Sunday school at the
coming state Sunday school convention
at New Haven.
Miss Adello Hill of East Morris was a
gueet st jerome Nichols and at the
Baptist parsonage with Mr. and Mrs
Braman over Sunday.
Mrs Hiram e. Crofutt of Bethel was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs George s. Coley,
last week.
Lorenzo Bnyson has taken a position
with b. Hawley q Co, TO assist in the
work about the store.
Perry Hubbell has sold q pair of
nice fat cattle to parties in Bridgeport.
Mrs Judson Curtis, who has been
keeping house for George H. Lyon, has
gone South on account OF her health.
She left on Monday
@. e. Osborne, r. w. Wheeler and
Dwight Lane represented the town of
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-28

David w. Booth of Bridgeport has
moved into the Dew place.
Mrs Wesley Burr passed Tuesday with
NUrwalk friends.
Bradley Perry Is building a new barn
co replace the one destroyed bv lightning,
last August. It will be 24x36, and will
be convenient in every respect.
Francis Perry is doing the carpenter
work.
Ladies will find when shopping in
Bridgeport that the Womau's Exchange
in the Arcade is delightful place for
lunch.
Henry Straugh, son OF John Straugh,
has just sailed 10" Manila.
Miss Alice Thorpe of Fairfield is the
guest of Miss Josie Burr.
S. e. Burr is seriously Ill. He is at.
tended bv DR. Gorham.
Harvey and Hazel Merwin OF Aspetuck
are visiting their grandfather, Arthur
Merwin.
George L. Burr and family will return
to New York about November l.
Mrs Maggie DeBolt Of Bridgeport has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs John
Straugh.
Mrs Lyman Bro horton had the mis-
fortune to lose fine young COW, Sun
day. It became entangled in the rope
by which 1t was tied.
Mrs Mary Fantnn Of Weston visited
her sister, Mrs 81. B. Ogden, Sunday.
Frank Banks has purchased q new
square box wagon of Peck & Lines Of
Bridgeport.
Mrs Robert Mills and children have
visited at Mrs Lyman Brotherton's.
The sound of the bunter's gun is heart
at all times, not exempting Sunday 8
Whf re are the game wardens?
A bus bad of young peoole of Bridge
port went through this place, Sunday
on a chestnutting expedition.
| Willis E. Hutchinson is very success
ful with his photography. His outdoor
views have been praised by all who hav'
employed him. Mr. Hutchinson has /,
natural gift as pen and ink artist, ant
doubtless would achieve success, should
he give himself up to this branch of art
William Banks is to put up new ice
Fouse. John w. Ferris was engaged tn
first of the week in laying the founda
| tons.
Mrs John W, Ferris is visiting in New
| Haven.
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EASTON.
ASPETUCK AND VICINITY.

Thomas L. Craig has been on the sick
list for 8 week.
John r. Sammis, Sr, is busy these
davs delivering his nursery stock.
Frank Sherwood ia making extensive
repairs on his house. He has put a
piazza on the southwest side of his house
al added bav window. Frank Perry
of Greenfield Hill is doirg the carpenter
work
Edwin Hovt and daughter and Arthur
Thomas of Ridgeffeld are guests of Mrs
J. J. Foster.
but fs on the gain.
Hiram Ray mopd of Lyon's Plains was
he re on Tuesday, and thrashed out M. B.
williams grain.
G. w. Dew has moved to Bridgeport.
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Monroe at the probate fight at New Ha-
ven, last week. The country towns were
assembled by the state committee and
did not like the treatment accorded them
very much,
G. E. Osborne has put New Home
sewing ma chine in the home of George
Beers in Palestine dietrict, Newtown
Morris E. Banks of Slim, Burdett q
Co., of New York, was in towr, one day
recently, In the intarest of education.
ae paid a cali to G. E. O borne, mem
Der of the local school board.
Rev Mr. Braman will preach at the
achoolhOuse in Lower Stepney, Sunday
night, at O'Clock.
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pLATTsVILLE.
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

The master of Pomona Grange, r. e.
Brakeman, visited Easton Grange Tues
dsy evening, October 20. and found on
inspection that the Easton Grange was
in good order, both In work and finances,
The dsv set for the Pomona meeting
for comforting the fifth degree proved so
stormy that there were not enough OF
fifth degree members present TO form a
quorum had to appoint an extra meet
ing to be beld at the Housatonic Grange
In Stratford, November 16, rain or shine.
The Easton Grange will give an enter.
tainment, TUESDAY evening, November I.
Henry Orters, the renowned and we'll
known elocutionist, will give several of
his readings. The mandolin club OF
Bridgeportiand Mis- Lillian Smith OF New
Haven, who will sing, will add to very
attractive program. Don't forget the
date, Tuesday evening, November /.
Admission LOG. II stormy the first fair
evening.
Miss L. e. A. Chapman is visiting ats
Seeley's and l.. r. Stainless.
Carpenter Charles Sherwood is finish
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-28
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Many of the women of New Fair field
are entering upon their privileges as citi-
zens as far as entitled by the laws of this
state.
Rev Mr. Tunne1cliffe, pastor of the
Methodist church sc Beaver Boggs. will
occupy his pulpit Sunday, November 6.
The schCo's under their new staff OF
teachers are pushing along grandlv.
A wakened Interest Ia very marked in the
educatio 1al phase of this community on
the part of many citizens.
Dea Knowles of the Congregational
church has been appointed delegate to
meet in the East Consnciation Confer.
erce at Redding, October 81.
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NEW FAIRFIELD.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AFT

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AFFAIRS.
On account of delay in delivery of car
pet ~ the manufacturer the Congrega-
rional church was again compelled to
hold service in the West Center school
house. 1t is earnestly hoped that moth
ing will prevent the opening of our CON-
paratively new church, next Sunday, IL
am.
Sunday school Immediately after the
morning service.
Gospel meeting conducted by Rev W.
o. Berckmann at the Bogus schoolhouse,
at 80 pm, Sunday, October 80
Y. P. S. G. E. prayer meeting, Sunday
evening, OCTOBER 80, at O'Clock.
Praise service Sunday evening, at 7.45
O'Clock. Special music by the chorus.
Gospel meeting Friday evening, at z
O'Clock, Kellogg street schoolhouse
(weather clear,) conducted by the pastor
of the Congregational church.
A concert in the Congregational
church, Tuesday evening, November /,
at 7.30 O'Clock promptly, If the weather
is clear. Ii stormy same hour next even
ing. No charge for admission. A silver
Offering will, be received, object to pur-
chase act of pulpit chairs. This con-
cert will be an excellent one. George
Ricketts, OF Danbury will favor with
numerous selections of the latest music
with his Edison's monograph. Other
parts on the progre" =" If interest.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES

The Bible club will hold its first meet
ing of the season on Saturday evening,
October 20, at the parsonage. A full at,
tendance is expected and interesting top
les will be discussed. The hour is 80.
The monthly prayer meeting will be
held in the church parlors, next Wednes-
day evening, November 2 at 30. The
invitation to attend is cordial and gener-
al.
The musical concert passed If success
fully On Tuesday evening. The atten d.
ance was large Many warm words OF
congrstulatiOn and appreciation were
spoken.
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REDDING.

The democrats will hold their caucus
for nomination of Judge of Probate and
Representatives on Friday evening, Oc-
tober 28th. The rapu blicans will hold
theirs on the next evening, Saturday, the
29'h
j. B. Sanford has been appointed exec
utor of the will3nf the late Moses Hill,
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Master Deckert has presented flag 10
the Center school.
Mrs Manvile entertained her BIC her
and family, last week.
Mrs Ellis had very pleasant visit
on Thursday from many friends, to
whom she served hospitable birthday
dinner.
Mrs Saxton visited at Mrs Ellis.
Mrs Fem ls entertaining Miss -Merwin
OF Milford.
Mr. Wooster IL clearing piece of land
that has lain fallow for nearly 80 years,
preparatory to planting another peach
orchard.
Mrs Chester Bronson had the pleasure
of visit from her sister, Mrs Cutting of
Southington.
The foundations for the fine summer
residence OF Harris Whittemcre are we'll
under way.
Prof William Bristol OF New York is
improving recent purchase or land
made at Lake Quasaapaug, which will
greatly add to the attractIveness of this
beautiful spot.
Mr. and Mrs French have returned
from pleasant and restful outing.
Mrs Starr Pnvt entertaInedathe Shake
speare club ~ Friday, the 18th.
The w. q. I. u. meets at the Metho-
dist parsonage on Friday afternoon, 0c-
tober 2Sth. Miss Alice Bronfon will
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-28
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.

THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
The social party to have been held at
Mr. and Mrs s. T. Buckeyes. last Friday
night, was postponed till this Friday
night on account of storm.
Mrs James Dew of Shelton has visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs William Relvea.
Mrs Seymour Of Bridgeport has been
guest of her sister. Mrs Dowd.
Miss Alice Nichols picked handful of
red raspberries. October %.
Miss Edith M. Bradley has visited her
sister, Mrs Samuel Buckley.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-28

Danbury, where she went to attend the
marriage of her niece, Miss Florence
Townsend.
Mrs Fred Tuttle of Bridgeport has
spent few days with her father, s.
Lendeveg.
Louie Wakeley has been on the sick
list with TIN ost trouble.
Miss Novella Jennings of Deep River
has visited Miss Mary Beach and Miss
Agnes Beach.
Arthur Hall Is running a milk route
for Walker Sherwood on ST OFT Hill.
Mrs A. Beach spent few dsys In
Brooklyn, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-28
LONG HILL.
GRACE CHURCH.

Twenty-frst Sunday after Trinity, Oc-
tOber 30: At 9 30 a. M, Holy Commun-
ion; at 10 80, morning prayer, litany cd
sermon. Sunday school after morning
service.
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W. G. T. q.

All women 81 years old and over, resi-
dent more than one wear In New Fair
field, born in the United States whose
names were presented October II, to the
registrar, are entitled to become voters
and may be made such. this Friday, at
10 am, in the Town hall. Don't fail to
be present and enter upon your privileges
as citizens. For further information see
any of the w. c.. T. U members, select
men or town clerk.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-28

The Bobinett Curtains, the very newest
thing. price rs, 95 and $50 pair.
Fish Net curtains, some new things, CSC,
l.i9, %, 80 and 50 a pair.
Muslin curtains. with ruffied edge. CSC, 10,
25 and 95 a pair.
Nottingham lace cul tans at 50, IS, IS, 9sc and
I19 pair
Embroidered muslin tor sash curtains, price
10, II H. Is, 10 and 25c yard.
Striped muslin. full 3s inches wide. 'or sash
curtains. 10. IL and l5c a yard.
Dotted Swiss for sash curtains, 1912, is
and 25c yard.
Ruflie fish nets, by he yard, 10. %. % and 2sc
yard.
Plain fish nets, price II lee, Is. l9 and 25c a
yard.
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IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

A Halloween aociable will be held at
Grange hall at Greenfield Hill on Mon
day, October 81, commencing at p.m.
A splendid program has been arranged.
An admission of 15c will be charged.
Children under II, 15c. After the enter
tainment refreshments will be served.
The Newtown bee., 1898-10-28
SHERMAN.
CHURCH NOTES.

The North Church society are repair
ing the parsonage buildings, recovering
the barn and putting in new floor and
shingling the ell to the house. These
we're much needed improvements and
will make the buildings much more com
Portable.
The Christian Endeavor society will
give harvest supper, Wednesday even.
ing, November 2, at the house of Mrs.
Augusta Giddipgs. There will be an en-
tertainment of music, charades, recita'
tiops, etc with the usual supper OF
chicken pie, pumpkin pie, etc. Admission
to all 25c.
Rev MIR Moses preached to a large
audierce at the Center church, last Sun
day evening. He will preach again liz
two weeks.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.
A FLAG RAISING.

Last Friday afternoon the Center
school was scene of attraction, the
occasion being fig raising over the
building. The parents and friends of the
children gathered at 80 O'Clock and
listened to we'll rendered program of
song and recitation all bearing on our
banner. Then all went outside and
watched the flag pulled into position by
two little boys, after which 1.-The Star
Spangled Banner" and columbia, The
Gem of the Ocean,, were sang by the
children, and few remarks by Rev j.
D. Smiley closed the ceremonies.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Averill of Jackson,
Mich, have necently visited Mr. Averill's
mother and other relatives in this vicin-
ity.
Fred Capewell, of Woodbury. and Miss
Edna Squires of South Britain were unit
ed in marriage by Rev o. j. Range, DC.
tober 18th. Some of the boys gave the
young couple very noisy serenade in
the evening.
Miss Charlotte Mitchell was home on
Sunday.
Mrs E. B. Baldwin has returned to
New Haven.
Mrs Monroe Post returned, Monday,
from a visit with Waterbury AMI Hart
ford friends.
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Mr. and Mrs Frank Lake, who have
been quite ill, are much better.
Amp O Lake ia quite i'll.
Mrs james Stuar5 is sick with the
grip.
Mrs W. B. Hupgerford is very sick
with the quinsy, though improving q
little.
w. B. dawley, our pleasant merchant,
is poorly Again and has gore to Sharon
for needed rest.
Mrs Beach Giddings of Giddings street
discovered, few days since, that some
thief had stolen her silverware. AS
many pieces were old in style and had
been in the family for many years the
loss is the more Keenly felt.
Mrs Lockwood from near Albany, is
visiting at John G. Stuart's.