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Farnsworth, Farr, Ferguson, Filley, Gilhu
ly, Gorham, Harger, Judd, Judson, Kelsey
Cornlss. Lee Leady, Makepeace Mansfield
Nicholson, O'Brlen Philips, Price. Ranney
Schurig, Seward, shepard, Townsend
TWachtmann, Walker Warren, Wells, Wa.
trnuS.
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MER1nEN 1s, BRISTOL. G.

Bristol, Aug. 16.--Bristol tried to over
come the hoodo by going to bat first to-
day. for the second time this season, but
1t proved unavailing. Crockett, Meri-
den's pitcher, was practically invinci-
bic after the second inning. while on
the other hand Herndon was touched
up with clock-work regularity, and af-
ter the third inning he was replaced by
Thatcher. The score:
RH.E.
Meriden .....3 o 0 2 0 80 Is 4
Bristol .....0 1 0 1 0 0 0 o. 6 10 2
Batteries-Crockett and Deal; Hern-
don Thatcher and Byers,
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WANTED

SITUATION to do general houseworu III.
vate family preferred Thoroughly comma.
tent; three years reference. Address
auli LIP G. This OAiro
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Committee on Claims.

The Committee on Claims Will meet Id
Rooms 10 and H. Thursday, August nth,
lions for damages will be considered -,
OF william r. Curran, Mary Malones
Erwin s. Davis, Mary Jensen, Miriam w.
Faint, and Mary Butler.
All persons interested in the foregoing
are notified to appear and be heard thereon
without furthr notice
Per order, ANTON STAUB, Chairman
Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
au16 ct Assistant City Clerk
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R.H.E.

New London 10 0 0 0 0 l. % 10 2
Norwich .......0 2 0 0 o 0 0 81 Z 6
Batteries-Kennedy and Buss; Dun
leavy and Chamberlain.
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R.H.E
NEW LONDON 8, NORWICH T.

Norwich, Aug. 16-Poor fielding on
the part of the home team lost the game
to New London this afternoon. The
score:
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Iaaa1rts.

one cent word for each insertion
tive cents word for full week, seven
times.
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Boston Grocery.
Boston Grocery.
FREE!
To All The Ladies
This Week.

If the housekeepers Of New
Haven and vicinity will
call at our store we
are prepared to give them
one of Mrs. Lincoln's (author
of the Boston Cook Book
latest cook books of 50 pages
FREE, prepared of season
able recipes for each month
of the year.
Call and get this novelty. which every
housekeeper wants, and Is the latest from
the pen of New England's famous author
and lecturer, and the only woman manufoc-
turing pure cream tartar Baking Powder
which bears her name.
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WANTED,

SEVERAL good cooks and laundresses. o,s.s
Mattresses and other help. ''''S
y. SHERMAN, Employment Agency
aull II 775 CHAPEL ST
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WANTED.
Girl for general housework; good cook
au17 tip 2S4 CROWN CT
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Seal Estate.
For RENT.


FOK KENT.
FLAT eight rooms $50 LAWRENCE ST.,
between Orange street and Whitney ave-
nue. improvements. Inquire on prem
Uses. ap21 If
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patent Stove Brick fit any stove. d

FOR SALE-1,000 set Patent Stove Brick;
every set warranted one year Orders re-
celved 763 State street az 1y
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bdtIeIIt5 -OFVOhVNt uIIu LCul )
don Thatcher and Byers,
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WANTED.
| NURSE girl; German preferred. Gail a.
| au17 tip 5S4 CHApET' S SI
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WASHINGTON.
WHERE THE LIGHTNING DANCED.

In the thunder shower, Sunday morn
ing at q. m, d bolt of lightning struck
c. T. WOodruff's house on the southeast
corner, tearing off corner board, split
ting open the pest. and entered closet
on the second floor, breaking the attn
and plastering to pieces, burst open the
door, broke out pane of glass in the
window, tore off some siding on the
west side of the front door, passed along
the parlor ceiling, damaging the paper
| ing, melting the gliding on some picture
| frames, made a hole in the southwest
corner post where there was spike to
which was attached wire clothes line
which it followed to stake 80 feet away
and slivering it, entered the ground.
Another part of the element tore off some
shingles and a part of the crown mould
| ing on the southwest corner roof, while
| some of the fluid folio wed the cave trough
and conductor of the main building &c
the furthur end of the addition and came
out two feet above the lower end of the
corner board. Mr. Woodruff's son. Cliff
ford, l6 years old, occupied the chamber
wherein was the closet and ha d just shu
the window and jumped into bed wher
the crash came. He was only shocked
and benumbed for a few seconds, wher
he seized his clothing and made rapit
exit down stairs. Mr. and Mrs Woodruff
and daughter, Nellie, were in rooms or
first floor and were more or less shocked
} as was also the hired man in the north
east chamber. All the rooms were blu
with smoke and sulphur but nothing tool
fire. Clifford's escape seems almost mir
aculous and all feel thankful for sparet
lives.
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WEST MORRIS.
PERSONAL TOPICS.


Mrs John Hager is entertaining her
niece, Mrs May Muller and family, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs Charles W. Mobiles left, Wednes-
day, for a visit to her daughter, Mrs
Walter Burgess, who is residing in Bris-
tol.
Joseph Gentleman, of Bristol. has been
at the John Hagar cottage, the past
week. His family, who have been spend.
ing the past month here, returned home
with him, Monday.
Mrs Silas lCatlin and Mrs John San
ford were guests at Maple Ridge, last
Wednesday, miss Charlotte Potter, OF
Maple street, Bantam, and Miss Grace
Sanford, were also among the guests
last week.
Mrs J. H. Rubin and children, of New
Haven, will spend some time at Maple
Ridge.
Prof Wilbur L. Scoville, Of the Boston
| College OF Pharmacy, with his family
are booked for two weeks visit at
Maple Ridge, during August.
| Merton Landmark is spending his two
weeks vacation with his parents, II
Morris -.
Mrs Lula Upham, the weli-known dia
IIect reader and fmpersonator, of New
York, is the guest OF her brother, .
Maple Ridge.
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RIVER DISTRICT AND VICINITY.


Mrs NJ. 81. Callahan is entertaining
company.
B. w. Madigan and Master Harold, in
company with James McKeeman, a most
valued employee of the Bantam Creamery,
were at Metichawan farm, last Sunday.
John Ford of Southville, father of MRS
II. A. Allen of this place, lies critically
i'll at his home with dyseDtery.
G. S. Lane of Danbury spent Sunday
in this place, returning home Monday
morning.
Mrs M. J. Madigsn, who has been so &C.
riously sick for the past two months,i o
much better % to be able to come to the
table with the family. Her friends will
no doubt be glad to hear of her recovery,
although it is slow.
William Clarity spent Sunday in
Bridgeport.
Rev and Mrs r. S. Putney made q
short call on Mrs Nj. j. Madigan and
daughter, last week.
II the party Of young village lads and
lassies, who picnicked on Lovers Leap,
last Monday, and were go fond of milk
| had called around the mountain at the
farm house, Mrs Madigan would have
gladly given them ice cold milk to drlnf
and your correspondent thinks it woulc
have been much better than warm mill
from the COW which they MIXED ant
| drank.
| WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
Mrs Harry Buckingham and children
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ROXBURY.
THE LOCAL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

THE LOCAL NEWS IN NUTSHELL.
Mark Phillips and family Of Danbury
are guests of Mr. and Mrs T. 81. Pierce.
The Hawley bridge, below the Falls, is
undergoing extensive repairs, receiving
new sleepers, siding and flooring. Anson
J. Ward of South Britain is doing the
work.
J. w. Minor has recently purchased
fine chestnut horse Of Ira Booth.
Mrs Fannie Baum and children and y.
Row Weenstroem of New York and Law
YER c. W. Murphy Of Danburv have been
guests at the Seward House, this week.
Mrs Walter Peck has been recent
guest of her mother, Mrs George Hurl-
burt.
Miss Caroline Hurlburt of New Haven
returned home, this week, after rev
weeks visit to her father, George dufl-
burt.
EN-. Wilson ard family, w. Ward
and family, Theodore Watson and Ed
ward Watson Of Jersey City are guests
of MIR and Mrs Jarvis Wheaton.
Mr. and Mrs Moulthrope Of New Haven
are at Rose Lawn cottage, thislweek.
Mrs George Sherman spent last sun
| day in Boston.
| Myron Thomas is quite Ill and under
the care OF DR. Pons.
Mrs Howard Smith and daughters re
turned to Waterbury, last Monday. ..
J. Baziotti and J. Mccarthy are botf
sick and Charles Booth is i'll with ~
phoid fever.
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Weaver, of Torrington, and their cousins.
Messrs Ray and George Wanzer.
WOODBURY..

HoTCHKIssyILLE AND VICINITY.
Nathan Mansfield from Telluride. Coll,
Is visiting at s. r. Percy's. Mr. Mans
field when boy lived with Mr. Percy.
He went TO California, from there Co the
Black Hills. Your correspondent UNDER
stands he was left at the Hills when
about IA years old to care for himself
with only few dollars In his pocket. He
made his way back to California. About
40 years since he made visit In this
place, then returning to Colorado, enter
ed into the mining busineps, became
president Of the Smuggiers' Union Min
ing Go. at Telluride, Col, also President
of the Bank and Mayor OF the city. he
has accumulated quite property. He
hs g had the care CT an invalid father
who has needed regular attendant for
number of years. This shows what
push and pluck will do. Mr. Mansfield
10 still young man not yet 40 years
old.
Miss Emma Whelock of Oswego, N.
Y, is visiting at G. M. Aliens. On her
return Mrs Allen will accompany her,
thinking to benefit her health. Miss
Wheloek was teacher in athe primary
department of the Hotchkissville school
IA years. She left here two years since.
William Dakin had the misfortune to
S~A y
foot.
The Mission Sunday school picnicked
at Lake Quassspaug. the 26th.
The return game of ball between
Woodbury. and Litchfield was played
at Litchfield, Saturday. Score: ID to s
in favor of Woodbury..
Mrs Arthur Judson gave 6 O'Clock
tea on the afternoon Of her birthday,
Tuesday, the 18Th. The ladies had q
most enjoyable time as their lively chat
We'd with needles in keeping pace until
they were called to the dining room
where a we'll laden table awaited them
prepared by very competent hostess
Rev Wesley Holmes of Westport IL
spending his vacation with his sister and
brothers in this place. He occupied the
pull pit IN the Methodist church at Beth
lehem, Sunday morning.
Joel Atwood is giving his house anc
barns a coat OF paint. John Minor OF
Roxbury is the artist.
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the decorations at the chapel, Sunday
evening. Those who admire fiowers sp-
preciate the three mile walk in the rain,
Sunday morning, in search of the lilies
and are ur animous in giving Joseph L.
Mallinson vote of thanks.
The kitchen addition to the hotel is
rapidly nearing completion. It will be
great i'm provement over the old kitchen
with great saving Of labor.
J.R. Osborne, the well known painter
is doing fine job of work on the Congre
gational chapel at this place. The color
selected gives satisfaction. Mr. Osborne
has also painted the store building o.
I Russell Pierce at Cornwall Bridge.
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There is no "patent" about the
Chiffon PAINT nor are there any secret
processes. Any one having the requisite
amount of capital and proper machinery
can make just as good paint. provided
the right disposition is there. This
"disposition is what is lacking. 1t
has been the disposition of the Chiffon
Company to always make as good an
article of paint as it was possible to
turn out, regardless of expense, and
it is due to this same disposition y
that it is a fact that more Chiffon
PAINT is used in the section of country
where it is known than of any other
r7int.
For sale nv Y Fl Beers & Co. Newtown.
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-. IT. CLARK, Shelton.

ploy of the Beacon Falls Rubber Boot an
Shoe Company, had the misfortune. last
week, to have a finger OF her lett hand severe
ly cut, which will keep her from work tor
few weeks
number of the neighbors of Mrs j. Alltng.
gathered at her residence On Christian Ieet.
to witness the blooming of a night blooming
cereas- Six blossoms opened out, one OF
which measured nearly q foot in diameter.
The beautiful fragrant flower did not close IN
til about 10 O'Clock Thursday morning,
Thursday evening one more blossom opened
out.
Andrew ItaneTson has moved from the
house of Ollie Macken, on Chestnut Tree Hill,
to the tenement of David c.. Riggs. on the
Seymour road.
Fred Porter, of Bridgeport. spent Sunday
with his friend. David Fairchild. Also of the
Park city, who is a guest of his aunt. Mrs h
NJ Davis.
G. M. Adams. OF Sorwsik, was the guest OF
Miss Frances Riggs, his nancee, ever Sunday.
On Monday, 0xford's accommodating stage
driver, Lester Thompson. appeared with q
fine new stage, which will be duly appreciated
by ths many patrons OF the line during the
summer months.
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EST CORNWALL.

yILLEGE AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs.
Gustav Tacker returned to his home IN
New York city on the Sunday evening
express.
Miss Violet Fem Of Bridgeport Ia visit
ing with her grandmother, Mrs Volmill-
er.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight Rogers and chill
iren are at the Rogers homestead on the
hillside, ssMaple shade Farm"
Miss Ellen r.. Smith 4 with her sister,
Mrs George Reed at Ellsworth. for the
summer.
Rev bright M. Pratt and family OF Au
burndale, Macs, is visiting his brother,
Herbert M. Pratt
Mrs j. H. Moses and daughters OF
Washington, ID. O., are spending the sum-
ner at s. R. Scoville,s.
| L.J. Nickerson is spending his usual
GUNNER outing st Lotus Lodge, Mount
Riga, with number Of his fellow law
/ yerf.
Miss Jesgie CT Wheaton returned last
Saturday from Mil River, Mass, where
she has been tor the past two weeks
H IA great bunch OF water lilies made
very pretty and appropriate addition e
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NOTES FROM ST JOHNS.

The annual sale of the st john
church sewing society viii be held a
Brownlee, on Friday, from A to 6 O'CLOCK.
Ice cream and cake will be served. Also
dancing and progressive euchre in the
evening at the hall, commencing at
o'clock.
Rev Mr. Robinson, late from Flint,
Mich, with his family, have moved into
the rectory and he will commence his SER
vices at Sc Johns church. next Sunday.
MI. s. Woodruff and Il, McGrath have
recently painted Mrs s. 81. Welton'a
house.
A. q. Baker, OF Hawleyyille, has gone
to Michigan, for weeks trip, in the in
terest of the furniture business.
Henry Foulois, who has been TO
France twice this year, started again on
Saturday last.
At the State Golf tournament al
Bridgeport, on Saturday, six Washing
| tonians were present.
Miss Florence Barney has taken TRIP
to Torrington with her wheel for
weeks outing, with her uncle and family
there.
AHlawn sociable at w. II. Kilbourn's
Tue sday, July 20. Ice cream, cake ant
| lemonade.
| Rev Mr. Carhart preached IN cne con
Qregational church on Sunday last. Re
i Mr. Carter's youngest daughter was b8p
tized by Rev Mr. Turner.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Terrill and son, Q
Colorado, who are east, are the guests Q
his aunt, Mrs Marietta Gibson, last week
4 Very sharp lightning on July ~. tn
house Of Charles Woodruff was sGruch
but no one was seriously Injured.
Dea Baldwin, 86 years old, y n ha
been in feeble state for year, receive
d shock on Sunday, and lies at the poiT
OF death, at present writing.
4 Mics Nellie Welton, of Waterbury, VII
, has been abroad, for two years, IL visi
ing her aunt, Mrs Seymour Welton, Q
! Church hill.
} Mrs e. O.. Clark gave lawn party
|. last week Wednesday evenings IL homo
of her two nieeass Misses ELS and LUG
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his house on the shore of Quassapaug

his house on the shore of Quassapaug
/ axe.
John B. Osbtra is making his annual
visit in Middlebury.
Last week Wednesday afternoon, a
party of relatives and friends gathered
at the home of Mrs Chloe Hayes in hon
er of her birthday. Mrs Hayes was 70
pears old. The following guests were
present: Mr. and Mrs Harvey Atwood of
Beacon Falls, Mr. and Mrs Morgan More
house, Mr. and Mrs Andrew Morehouse
and daughter, Jay E. Morehouse all Of
Watertown; Spencer Judd and MIR
Leavenw orth Of Middlebury.
George Lockwood wss home over Sun
day.
| Arthur Judd has gone to Waterbury to
work on DR. Browns new house.
Mrs Frank Webster ard Royal Beers
are on the sick list. DR. Rodger of Wood
bury is their physician.
| Charles Benham is out with q fine new
horse, Concord wagon, and every thing
in good style.
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VOLCANIC ERUPTIoEs

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
of Joy. Bucklen's Aruics Salve, cures
them; also Old. Running and Fever
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns.
Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scslds,
Chapped hands, Chilblsins. Best Pile
cure on earth. Drives out pains and
aches. Only 25cts box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold BY r. 81 Beers g. Co., New
town; S. G. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; A.
W. Twiss, BethAl; Allen Joyce, Roxbury
Station; w. A. Watts, Washington Depot,
druggists.
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NEW PRESTON.

Captain Harry Rider, Of 444 Water
street, Bridgeport, ship chandler. who
will spend his vacation at Ben Norriss',
with his family, ia having boat built for
his pleasure on Lake Waramaug. The
name of his boat is Mollie. and Rider
SAYS she will be one of the most complete
and fastest boats on the lake. She will
be fitted with all the latest boat fittings.
and can be rowed or sailed at your con.
yenience; she will have an awning TO
keep the sun eff while fishing. The Mol.
lie will DE shipped from Bridgeport on
August 9Th and be launched in the lake
ON the 7sh. Rider invites all those inter.
ested In boats TO call and see her, IS she
| ID to be sold at the close of his vacation
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-28
THE MERRYALL DISTRICT

Henry Bostwick has a house full of
city boarders.
Harry Buckingham and family and
Joseph Seeley have moved to Litchfield
Mrs Seth Schultz has been visiting her
sister in New Preston.
George N. Abbott has been sick the
past five weeks with infiammatory rheu-
matism and malaria and is still confined
to the house.
| Mr. and Mrs S. B. Hendricks are visit
ing relatives IN this place.
Mr. and Mrs John Wells spent week at
G. N. Abbott's, recently.
Miss Carrie Raymond is to teach our
school the coming year.
Mrs George Roberts of T0rrington and
daughter are spending some time with
! her mother.
W. R. Benedict lost COW with milk
fever, recently.
DIR Barker and family have gone tc
Walnut Beach, Milford, for two weeks
sciourn. The doctor has taken cottage
there.
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have been spending q week at Nelson
Kinney's. Mrs Buckingham left on Tues
day for Litchfeld whele they have rent
ed a piece.
Mrs Leonard and daughter have re-
turned to their home in Bridgeport.
Rev Mr. Ramsey will preach in Nor
witch, next Sunday.
The missionary concert will be held
the first Sunday evening in August.
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been in town, at her aunt's, Mrs II. @:
Judson's, for several days. Sne returned
to her home last Saturday.
The heaviest thunder shower OF the
season occurred Sunday about 1 a: M
Lightning struck the house OF ID. o. Hill,
during the shower.
Rev MIR Lutz occupied the pulpit OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church, on Sunday.
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OXFORD.
OXFORD VOTES FOR GOOD ROADS.

A special town meeting was largely at
tended in the Town hall, Monday afternoon.
at which it was voted to take advantage OF
the good road law and O., 600 was appropriated
of which 5000 will be reimbursed by the
state. 1t is expected the work Will be chiefly
done on the road from the Seymour town line
towards the Ce tire and will be commenced
as soon as the necessary preliminartes can be
transacted. There is need enough OF 1t
though the roads of oxford will compare fav
orably with those of many OF the adjoining
towns.
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Mrs William o Shepard Of Naugatuck
ia guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Bristol. ....
j. NJ. Ford, who has been 80 critically
il for the past week or so, is now on the
gain.
Mr. and Mrs David Barnum was in Danbury
on Monday
MIR and Mrs j. It. Beers. of Brooh field, whe
are old res idents Of this place, were here call
| ing on friends, last week:
and Mrs Leonard Elsenboss. of Brook
field, were visiting friends In this vicinity, las
j. Wilmot caught fine string OF bass
Tuesday.
| W, Wixon, David Barnum and the Grac,
brothers are among the others who have soil
/ their tobacco.
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GAS TO RIA.
Bears the The Kind You Han MxaE Bought
s's, s &K2zlMx

You can't cure dyspepsia by dieting.
Eat good, wholesome food, and plenty OF
t,-Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food
without aid from the stomach, and Ii
made to cure. r. "a. Reers & Co.,
Newtown; S. C. Bull q Co., Sandy
Hook; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford;
B. Hswley & Co., Stepney.
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KENT.
VALUABLE RELICS.

C. p Britton, who has been searching the,
town for old relics. during the past few weeks.
has succeeded in obtaining quite collection
ion table and one OF the cups and tankard
that was used in the service OF the old Con.
fastened to the pulpit with handmade
1 wrouRht hinges which allowed it to drop
down out OF the way when not in use: MI
Britton has the HINGES and the iron brace
which supported it when in use. He has a. sc
an old writing desk in good condition, that
was the property OF the Bardwell family, one
hundred wears ago The collection contains
besides the articles mentioned, foot stove
pillows, tongs. bread toaster, wooden bottle
Spinning Wheel fax wheels, wool CARDS. anc
Gle by collectors, an old tall clock with wooe
movements.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

At the Congregational church. Sunday even
ing, H. H. spooner. OF Bulls Bridge, gave :
very interesting report Of the international
Christian Endeavor convention, held in De
troit.
Rev HK Job took f1ashlight photograph.
of the young people who attended the poverty
social given by thu Young Ladies' Mission
Circle, at the Con eregational church, Friday
evening. The picture is good one, showing
the many quaint and curious costumes that
were worn. Copies of the picture are tor sale
at the postoffice, the profits from which Will
go into the Mission Circle treasury.
AT ST ANDREWS.
Rev HI W. McDougal, of St. Andrews
church. was unable to read service, last Sun
day morning, on account OF severe cold an !,
was assisted by Jerome Judd, OF Bulpi
Bridge, The evening service was omitted.
| The concert given In Gibbs hall, Saturday
| evening, by the guests of the Weetenog, wal
we'll attended. The parts were finely rem
dered. Every number on the program wa
heartily encored by the audience.
The south Kent Sunday School hold thei
annual picnic in the grove back OF the Hatcl
pond, on Friday OF this week.