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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-11
News Notes.

Proofs of smuggling on a large
scale during the blockade have
been discovered by the American
officials at Havana.
The second trial of Margaret
Cody for alleged blackmail of
George ]. and Helen M. Gould is in
progress at Albany, N. Y.
The South Park and Blue River
Railroads in Colorado have been so
deeply showed in that they may
not be dug out for a month.
The CHILEAN army is to be re-
duced by 5000 men, and it is rumor-
ed at Valparaiso that the sale of
several cruisers 10 the United
States is contemplated.
The transport Portland sailed
from San Francisco for Manila
with recruits and a great cargo of
supplies for the army and navy in
the Philippines.
The Spanish General, Toral, is
under arrest in Madrid, and will be
court-martialed on cargo of un-
necessarily surrendering to Gen.
Shafter at Santiago.
On account of extreme poverty,
Mrs. Laura Browning, of Monta-
VILE, Orega1 poisned and shot
herself to death, after fatally poi
soning her three children. 4,
Canadian officials have advanced
the British boundary on the Dalton
trail into American territory to
within seven miles of Haines, Mis-
sion, in the Klondike.
The Acting Governor of Illinois
has signed bill appropriating $4,000
Tor a statue of Francis E. Willard
to be placed in the rotunda Of the
capitol at Washington.
At the War Department, it is es.
timated that the total collections
from all sources in Cuba for the
present calendar year will reach
between $l2OOOOO and $l5,OO0,0OO.
1t is asserted by officials of the
Navy Department that the reduc
ton of the price Of armOr plate BY
Congress to $500 per ton will result
in crippling the navy, and stop tb'
building Of new war vesseies.
Congress on Thursday passed {
|joint resolution authorizing tn,
Secretary of the Navy to erect a
Havana a monument comnemOr
alive of the victims of the battle
ship Maine.
Just before final adjournment tn,
House of Representatives refused
by vote of 146 to II, to unsea
Gen. Wheeler and other member
who served in the army during tn
late war.
| Sweat-shop Investigations il
| New York have found that mer
women and children work as mucl
as eighteen hours daily, the me-
for 45c a day and women and chill
dren for much less.
The President signed the bill
appropriating s2O,OOO,0OO to carr
out the peace treaty with Spain
for the investigation of leprosy /
the United States; for the reorgan
ixation of the army.
A woman walked into Hallowel
Me-, last Saturday who had gon,
' chiefly on foot, distance of sever
ty-five miles, to visit her daughte
at the Industrial School. A hand
sled helped her along over the hill
The President has nominate
William R. Day, of Ohio, ex-Secr
tary OF State aud president of tn
Paris peace commission, to |
United States Circuit Judge for I'll
Sixth judicial district.
Maj. Russell d. Harrison aligne
his men at Mariana, Cuba. an
gave armed Cubans notice /
would fire on them il they can
closer to his prisoners, who Ina
stolen sugar cane from a plants
ton.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-11

statesmen WANTED. y, ,,s no sst.a y:
viii make good business pro, asition TO reliabIe
men to sell our Lubricating Oils and Creases "a
The Rdosrood AL pat aas c 81 required
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-29
WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

Rev Mr. Ramsey was unable to occupy
his pulpit on Sunday on account of i'll
ness. T. E. Baldwin read q sermon for
the morning service.
On account of the weather the Christ
mas music was postponed until Sunday
evening, December 81.
The Christmas sOciable, Monday even
ing, was a very pleasant affair. Under
the supervision OF Miss Bessie Baldwin
Miss Edith sCrossman and Miss May
Camp, very leasing program was car
ried out, consisting Of dialogues chs rsdes
Rotations and music and some very
clever acting was done, too. Cake ard
CO fee c'osedsthe evenings entertainment,
which was served by the young folks.
The funeral of Mrs Laura Camp took
place from her residence on Chestnut
Land, Tuesday morning. Mrs Camp had
been great sufferer for q year or more.
She had large circle of friends who will
mourn her loss.
Mrs Mary Buckingham of Stepney has
been stopping at r. e. Baldwin's for q
few days.
e. B. Buckingham's family spent
Christmas at Chauncey Msrsh's.
Miss Mabel Marsh has accepted the
position of orgsnist for the church for
the coming year.
w. G. Hine lost valuable steer by
death, cause unknown, last week.
Mrs Chester Soule and daughter have
been visiting at Mrs Bauman's and Wal
ter Soule's for few days.
Stephen Morehouse has had an attack
OF laryngitis.
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program was given In the church by the
choir assisted by Robert Latin, vioIinist,
Miss Edith Nichols, scloise, and e. Ross
Hawley, organiet. Miss Nichols 10 well
known aud fav0-ite here and her two
beautiful solos, zion" and 1.-THE Unseen
Kingdom" were fully appreciated. Mr.
Lattin's violin work was very sweet and
expressive and delighted everyone. As
usual the choir did excellent singing and
Mr. Hawlsy rendered several fine organ
selections and accompanied with bis well
known good taste and finish. The Aid
Society Melted $27 and feel very greatly
pleased with their success.
Miss Gertrude Buckingham is enter
tanning school friend over the HOLIDAYS.
Mr. and Mrs Arson Smith entertained q
family party on Christmas day.
Miss Bertha Laidlaw is the guest of her
mother in New Milford.
A. s. Smith returned, last week, from q
visit of several weeks in Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Marks and Miss
Marks spent Christmas in Bridgeport.
Miss Nab Wooster of Tashua is spend
ing her vacation at her home here.
Miss Edith Nichols of Nichols has Wis
tied Miss Lois Hawley.
MS Fred Wooster and son Roy are
visiting in Hartford.
A family reunion was held at the home
of Mrs N B. Nichols, Christmas day.
e N. Bailey, George Bailey and Miss
May Bailey spent the % b in Ansonia, the
guess I Mr. and MS Wesley Hurd.
The Cbri tnas services in the Congre-
gstionsl church will be repeated on Sun
day next. o wing TO the severe storm
few were present last Sunday.
The pclsmency of che weather prevent.
ed the little "nes from er 1ying thar tree
and usual Christmas Eve service 10 the
st Pauls church, Sunday evening, and
they were obliged to postpone them until
Christmas night.
Mrs mary Hill Buckingham died, last
week, at her home 10 New Haven. She
had many friends In this and surround
ing towns who will be very sorry tG
learn of her death.
Mrs Sophia Bolles of New Preston
MrslPhebe Castle and Mrs Sarah FL )dGe
of Roxburv, with Mr. and Mrs W. B.
Hodge of Bridgeport, ate Christmas din
ner with Mr. and Mrs r, N. Potter.
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STEPNEY.
THE VILLAGE AMI VICINITY.

Mrs Perry Hubbell entertained her
I mother from Bridgeport and sister OF
Norwalk over Christmas.
Miss Emily SeeIey spent Chr stmas in
Ansonia with Frank Burr of the "Senti.
nell"
Zalmon Purdy and wife were Christ.
mas guests Of Leslie Purdy In Bridge.
port.
Miss Sophia Booth entertained Edward
Booth and family Of Newtown.
ID. B. RawIey and family and Miss
Sprandle were guests Of Levi Gilbert.
Richard Booth OF Bridgeport, former.
ly OF this place, has holiday baby boy.
Attorney Hull enteItaing a little
daughter at his home.
George Bride, who has been at the
home OF Mrs Taylor for O few weeks
past, sufferer with consumption, died
on Sunday. The funeral was held or
Wednesday at the house and inteTmen,
| at MonntaiR Grove cemetery, Bridgeport
Misses Ellen and Florence hayes OF
New Haven spent Christmas with theil
parents, Mr. and Mrs Edison Hayes.
MRS George Burritt is in Danbury fol
few weeke.
Mr. and Mrs George Plat Of Bridge.
port were guests Of George Curtiss foI
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sherman and
daughter and MRS Prindle spent CHI isr.
mas day at Wlaon Sherman's.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur French gave La ne
party on the ~ I in honor of their dauan.
ter. Jessie's, Goth birthday. Those who
had the pleasure of being there report o
very pleasant time. Miss Jessie receiv ed
number of very pretty presents and
very many kind wishes and congrstula.
tions. ~
Mr. and Mis- John Burr ate Christmas
dinner at the home OF MRS Burr's parents
in Daniels Farm.
The Congregational church In Monroe
held their annual Christmas entertain.
ment on Tuesday evening. They had a
large and handsome tree, fine enter
tainment and present for every member
OF the school.
The Cutters Farm Sunday school will
hold their Christmas entertainment at
the home Of A. w. Banks on the evening
OF the first day of 1900.
Lester T.. Banks has taken position In
the Bridgeport National Bank.
Mira Griswold OF Wethersfield has re-
turned home after q three weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs Frank Wales.
Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Burr and son are
spending the holidays in New York.
Fred Wales IL attending the Union
business college In Bridgeport.
Mrs c. I'll. Hoyt OF Cutters FARMS left,
last week for two weeks Walt to her
old home.
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hunter was on the war path after old
reynard his dog started on a straight line
for the North Pole. Says he, II know
just where he will cross over!' So, he
started OF on three minute gait. The
old dog took the back track. After he
had gone about mile he saw his dog
coming up the road at full speed and old
reynArd still going north.
While Frank Turney was Smelling corn
the other day he put his fingers IN the
shelter for an ear of corn. The result
can be imagined. Sore f1ngersl
Mrs K. B. Rawling of Worcester, Mass,
spent Christmas with her mother, Mira
FL. e. Garfield.
Letters remaining in the Long Hill
pOstoftice addressed to: Miss Elizabeth
Beardsley, Miss May Randall, Laura
Belden, Charles Allen.
Mrs Wallace Hawley is entertaining
her father and mother at her home.
Miss Jennie Phelps is boa riding with
Mrs Robert Staines.
Miss Malissa aurd is suffering from q
slight attack Of the grip.
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guests of Mrs James Kane for Christmas.
Mrs Mary Meaney entertained a1l her
children, Christmas day.
Mr. and MrHEC. B. Cummings spent
Christmes at Bull's Bridge.
Great preparations are being made for
the annual Christmas tree at the MiaaiOn
Sunday school.
dents of BrOokfleld, died, last week. Mr.
Briggs was q nan OF remarkable energy,
being about SO years Of age and nearly
up to the time OF his death was still abls
to be about mis- farm and look after his
affairs. Last year he broke his arm ard
recovered and few weeks ago fell in
his barn and broke his hip. from which
he never recovered. Mr. Briggs was a
good, kind neighbor and lived accor ling
to the Golden Rule.
M. r. Kane, who signaled the expire 0
and 1t Ia Thought prevented serious ac-
dident few weeks ago, has received a
complimentary letter from one OF the
high officials of the railroad company.
George Tothem and family are spend
ing the holidays in Bridgeport.
Several crops of tobacco were deli1 @ ed
this week. Many are anxiously await
| ing orders TO deliver.
Three of the oldest residents of the
town died within week. The old citi-
zens of Brookfield are fast passing awav .
Mr. and Mrs l.. j. Sturdeyant have q
daughter, born December 20.
Mr. and Mrs w. s. Cogswell sailed from
New York, December %, for Florida,
where they expect to pass the winter.
Gus Oil Of Bethel, Fred johnson of
Brookfield Center and o car johnson,
with their families, spent Christmas day
with MIR and Mrs N. johnson.
Mrs @. Payne Ia guest for a few
weeks of Mrs John Cogswell.
G. M. Pinkney, last Monday, while re-
turning home from the postoff1ce, was ct.
tackled by a dog and bitten in the calf OF
the leg quite severely.
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SOUTH BRITAIN,
LOCAL AFFAIRS OF INTEREST.


Mr. and Mrs A. Morris were the guests
of A. d. Munson on Christmas day.
son account OF the storm on Sunday
evening, the children's exercises were
postponed until Thursday evening OF
this week.
A sociable will be held In the Parish
house on Thursday of next week.
Miss Ruth Mitchell and Mfrs Susie
Mitchell spent part of last week In Dan.
bury with Miss Alice Vile.
Miss Daniels spent few days In New
York and Brooklyn, last week.
Mrs A L. Mitchell has been quite i'll,
but ia able to be out again.
The Whist club met at Miss Charlotte
Mi chell's, last week.
Fred Mitchell of New Haven spent
Christmas st his home in Pootatuck.
Benjamin M. Mitchell was at home fcl
Christmas.
The monthly meeting of the Wits
club WAS held at Mrs A. D. Munson's.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-29
OUR NEIGHBORS.
LONG HILL.
METHopIsr CHUROH NOTES.

Divine worship with sermons by Rev
Joseph l.. Guernsey, Sunday at 10 40 a.
m. and p. IN. Sunday school at II IN.
Junior Epwocth at p. m. Christian En-
deavor meeting sc 10 p. m. During
the winter mouths the pastor will preach
on live practical subjects. Good prayer
meetings on Thursday evenings at 7.30.
On Sunday, December II, SIX persons
united with the church on probation and
one In full connection.
On Monday evening last the ball was
crowded IN observance OF the annual
Christmas festivities Of the Sunday
school. Presents were distr tbuted to the
pupils and candy and oranges were plen-
tiful for all.
At the annual election of officers of the
Methodist Sunday school, December Is,
the following were appointed: r. s.
Shelton, superintendent G. K. Radcliffe,
assistant; Mira G. K. Dunning, lady as
sistRnt; Florence Angevine, secretary f;
Mrs Han, treasurer; Mrs Willis, liprari.
an; Mrs Frank sherman, assistant; Miss
u Marion W0le oft, assistant secretary.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-29
NEW MILFORD.
TIE VILLAGE AND VICINITY

TIE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Rantz aud Mr. and
Mrs Gordon OF Bridgeport are visiting
relatives here.
Cassidy has lost one Of. his truck horses
fr I'm lockjsw.
The stOrekeepers report having had
excellent holiday trade.
Henry Harris and family spent Christ
mas in New York.
Hubbell Johnson, an assorter at Wild
mans, was surprised when he got to his
bench, Saturday, as the boys in the chop
had purchased Col bred baby doll from
Riddiford's and placed it over his bench
awaiting his arrival.
Mr. and Mrs Bowers of New Haven
we're in town, last week, visiting MIR and
Mrs Charles Neisner.
Died, at her home in Chestnut Land
district, New Milford, on December "a,
Laura L. Camp, widow of the late
Henry Camp. aged rs years and six
months.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-29
SHERM MAN.
CHURCH NOTES

Owing to the storm, last Sunday, the
Christmas concert tor the evening was
postponed until Thursday evening, when
after the concert there was social time
for the children In the chapel.
Christmas vacation has brought home
the usual number of students: Miss Ruth
Rogers and Miss Edna Barnes from Ingle-
side, New Milford; john Rogers from
Williston, East Hampton, Mass. Robert
Stuart from Vermont Military Academy
William Moses from Gushing Academy
Ashburnham, Mass.
The school in the second district, Miss
Cora Evans, teacher. closed the fall ter m
with Christmas tree, last Saturday.
Mrs William B. Hawley is the happy
possessor of new McPhail upright pla.
no. 1t ID reported by those VINO have
heard 1t that it is excellent both in tone
and volume. 1t was purchased Of MI
Brinton of Falls Village.
David D. Gray has been giving his
house new coat Of paint, which greatly
adds to the looks Of his place.
Among the many friends from out OF
town that spent Christmas here were MI
and Mrs Bull of New Jersey, guests OF
her father, DR. j. N. Woodruff.
Arthur Todd of New Milford visited
friends at the Center.
Miss Susan Washburne, now working
at Greenfield Hill, was at home ovel
Christmas day.
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The members of the Aid society extend
their most hearty thanks TO all who help
ed to make the fair success.
The services In the Methodist church.
next SuHdav, will be as follows: Prea CHI.
ing at 10 30 a. m. by the pastOr. The
Christian Endeavor service will be held
in connection with the watch meeting be-
ginning at 9 p. m. The program OF this
meeting will be varied, including an ap-
propriase sermon by the pastor and 9TH
or interesting exercises.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-29
BETHEL.
THE CITIZENS MEETING.

last week, the repc rt of the committee
on directors was accepted and the follow
ing were elected to constitute such
board: Starr G. Barnum, r. nj. Gibbs,
P. j. Garvin, "A. W.Twiss, G. A. Dursnt,
Philo Gilbert, Edward johnson, w. S.
Workman. William P. English, s. 81.
Hickok, Edwin Short, Frank A. Judd,
Howard s. Gilbert,:C. Fl. Freudenthal,G g.
G. Durant, W. p. Bailey, William A.
Gilbert. This board was to have met for
permanent organization and election of
officers on Wednesday evening, the 9th,
but was postponed to Tuesday evening,
January 2.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-29
PERSONAL.

Prof and Mrs A. B. Guernsey spent
Christmas with their son, Rev Joseph L.
Mrs Stewart, the teacher of the Lower
Long Hill school, has been entertaining
her daughter from Claverack college, dur
ing the holidays.
Miss Florence Coe has left the Bridge
port High school and contemplates at
tending the Normal school in New Hav'
en-.
Frank GAbler Is home from the New
York hospital, where he has been under
treatment and is slightly improved in
health, --..s
Mrs Sarah French, recent graduate
Of the Connecticut Training school, New
Haven, Is caring for typhoid fever pa
tient In Derby.
Miss Amy Gaines of Stratford has been
visiting Miss FL renee Coe. w., -
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kenwoode club will be held on Thurs
day evening, January /, 1900. IL Ia earn
estly requested that all members be
: present. --s.a--, '-'-s-a.------.s-7' '---.
Allison Sanford expects to leave the
employ of George Sherman, January /,
on account OF Ill health and will accept 8
position 60 clerk in II X. Wheeh RS groc-
cry and feed store, Bridgeport. Lester
Patcben viii take his place at Mr. Sher-
mans.
Perry's orchestra Is kept quite busy
this season playing for dances and enter
tainments,
Grace Episcopal church has been very
handsomely. decorated for Christmastide.
The Sunday school festival will be held
on this Friday )evening.
Mas Jennie &c. Shelton Ia caring for o
sick person in Seymour
Mrs Mary Beardsley and daughter have
taken rooms In John street, Bridgeport,
where they will spend the remainder Of
the winter.
Miss Emily j. Burroughs has been vis-
iting friends in Boston, Macs.
The other day while our Long Hill fox
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-29
500 REWARD 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreadful dis
ease that science as been able to cure in al
its stages. and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catars b
Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitu
tional disease, req hires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and Ii ucous
surfaces OF the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and giving the pa
fient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting n sture in doing its work. The
proprietors have SO much faith In its cur
tive powers, that they offer One Hundred Dol
lara for any case that it fails TO cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address, r. j. CHENEY b Co.. Toledo, o.
AS-Sold by Druggists TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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THE METHODIST CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL,
HATTERs HAVE A JOLLY TIME.

Very amusing times were bad over
grab-bags in Higson & Co.'s and Baird
Untiedt & Per fields trimming rooms
But the fine umbrella presented to FREQ
Kicks in Baird's did not come out of 6
grab-bag. Fred appreciates such things
too.
Owing to Christmas coming on Mon.
day there was no meeting of the Current
Events club, this week.
Mr. and Mrs s. s. True spent Christ
mas in New Haven with their daughter
Mrs Samuel Wunderlich.
FL. K. Tomlinson Of South Norwalh
was guest, last week, of his son, G. Fl
Tomlinson of Plumtrees. g.
MIR and Mrs r. C. Grammar of Plum.
trees have a son, bora December Is.
@. w. Bolles, the monument man, has
just erected in the Wooster cemetery,
DanbEry, a Quincy granite monument FOL
ChaunceY L. Roland.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Garfield Of New
Haven were guests on Christmas day q
Mrs Canfield'g parents, Mr. and Mrs Yves
lev Horton on Maple street.
Mr. and Mrs L r. Judd entertained
their friends, Christmas day. The chill
dren enjoyed Christmas tree In the ev
ening.
The weather has been fine for chop
ping and drawing wood for winter sup
ply.
The rain sto~m which was so severe
last Sunday, looded the East SWAMP
meadows with water. The springs
which have been very low all the fall,
are gradually rising.
Ice dealers at this time of the month
last year, were filing their ice houses
| with snow ice, which is not considered
| as good as the clear Ice which they har
vested later In the season, second cutting
The Beaver Brook Mills has had .
| ahort supply Of water all the r. II, which
has hindered the farmers getting sup
ply Of buckwheat q ar ground.
Hon e. J. Hill Of Norwalk delivered 6
lecture on Alaska in the Congregations
church, Wednesday evening. Mr. Hill is
our populsr congressman and no / ass
popular on the lecturers platform as last
nights audience demonstrated.
There were many pleasant family
gatherings on Christmas day. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Besupaine entertained friends
from New York. William p. Bailey haG
Q large family gathering. Howard
Beckett entertained friends from New
York. William Green had house full
his son, Ammon Green, OF TorringtoY
being am ong the number.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.

Floyd and Ernest Burr were guests at
their aunr's, Mrs meilen, in Reading on
Christmas day. Mrs Mellen is quite Ill.
Howard w. Bowen is spending some
time with his parents in West Morris.
Mrs E. nj. Carr and Miss Cora Burr
visited friends in Bridgeport recently.
Mr. and Mrs William Relyea and MI
and MRS Frederick Bari Der took dinner
with the formers daughter, Mrs james
Dew, at Stratford, Monday.
Mr. ami Mrs Thomas Bradley and fam
~ dined with Mrs Samuel Bulkley on
Christmas day.
Miss Martha Burr is visiting her sister
in New Britain, Mrs George Cowles.
William Banks, grandson Of T. Bradley
Banks, died in New York City, December
IL, after long illness, aged " years
His remains were brought here and in.
TERED in Oak Lawn.
The Walter Banks place has been sold
to New York parties who will make il
their summer residence.
Miss Grace A. Gould of New York Ii
visiting relatives here for two weeks.
A family gathering was held at vii
liam H. Burr's, Christmas.
Miss Bessie Jennings Is improving.
Miss Lucia Trip and friend spel
Christmas in New York state.
Henry Whitaker ia out of town fol- {
few days.
G. Arthur Ranks has gone to Southern
Pines for the wiLter.
Mrs SIMON FL. Burr entertained com
pany, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs 81. B. Banks were calling
| OF relatives, ChI istmas day.
There will be an opportunity for eV
eryone to spend an eLiIyable evening
January g.. 1900, at the Greer field h
Grange hal, when the Greenfield Hi
| D. amarlc club will present the play mo
eu bad after b." O.her features Of es
pecial interes5 are arranged for the &C
cation of which mention will be mad
| later.
Miss Grace Gould of New York ia hom
for the holidays.
l. usRil OF the HackensackiC,l esiat
Institute is spending the holidays will
mis- parents.
E. N. Sipperly, the Westport hustl :
has his yelling apparatus on the sen, q
grounds, and the work of drilling vel
| will soon be commenced.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Raymond and eel
! and Miss Ruth Raymond Of Black r cl
spent Christmas with relatives in Green
field.
Mrs DaVidssSmith entertained M ant
Mrs Camp of Breokfield, Christmas.
Mrs Brown of Purdy, N. Y, is TIL
guest of her daughter, Mrs George Me
| win.
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HUNTINGDON.
CONGREGATIONAL oHuRcH Norrs

The ladies Of the Congregational
church gave their Christmas supper and
sale In the church parlt RI December a.,
with more than their usual success. The
evening was perfect. There was good
attendance and the supper was great,
both " quality and quantity. 4 fine