The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14
HUNTINGTON.
THE ANIMAL. REIrNInN A.

l THE ANNUAL REUNION AT BOOTHS HILL | Ihe annual picnic and reunion was hold on l July 4, at Maple Lawn Abont 100 were I,res l ton, Long Hill, Nichols, Hartford, and Patter | son, N: J The weather was all that could he l wished to make the occasion a success. Atte, partaking of the collation. all were anxfous t1 l listen to the programE which was prepared
 Lewis J. Shelton acted as chairman of the day ana after few pleasant remarks by him z letter was read from Rev Henry Beard o1 Minneapolis and greetings were also sent by gretted that his health prevented his attend l ance Following an excellent address was given ny George W. Knight. then a song enti tie ', He fought for what he thought was right"was very finely rendered by ME Ra Kin or Patterson, N. J. Recitations were given @ 6y the following children: Nellie wanzer and ! Sora Nlchols of this place and Bessie Coap nt Shelton M ss Sarah wanzer read two select \ ions, and Miss Mabelle Goodnow, the youne ! company with her recftations. Esnecial .at mention should be made Of the singing Inv 'o E,r S wright; a guest of Mir Knight who was ! touoly apn!auded and responded to the en core. Daniel Wright prpsided at the organ | ar ar q also gave very fine recitation. pr e A shelton was present and exhibited his collect ion of flags of the diffirent nations which he ! visited on his recent tour abroad and gave 5
 h 1pae history % or each country represented by much interest and all were pleased to preet me doctor who spent his boyhood days ir gathering the most enjoyable one vet heIr and nope to meet again. July 4, 1900. DON'T FORGET THIS EVENT
 The young people of the Village Im provement Society will hold & sa le of ico. cream and cake on Thursday, July 20 from until 10 o'clock. on the green at Huntington Center. The proceeds will 20 towards the piano fund. Do not fail to come and bring all the children. also the summer boarders.
 ST PAUL's CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHT.
 MING.
 A very severe thunder storm passed over the Center, Saturday afternoon One bolt Of lightning entered the St PauPs church, doing good deal of dam age, tearing out the stone work from the outside, and on the inside turned the stove around, breaking it slightly. It al eo tore off the plaster and wrecked the floor in one corperref the churcb. and broke several lamp chimneys. The most unu'ual part of the storm was that not drop of rain fell.
 Mrs John Beattie of Boston has been in town for few days.
 Miss I" uise Nichols left op Monday fo- a trip tn.Fisher's Island and Block Island She wlll be gone several weeks. and will be accompanied by her niece, Miss Edith Nichols of Nichols.
 F. P. Brownson has been out of town for few days.
 D. N. Morgan and K. k. Morgan of New York spent Sunday with their fam. flies here.
 The ladies of St PauPs meet with Mrs 5. l.. Buckingham on Thursday of this week.
 Rev MT Sanbourne of Rfdeeburv preached in the Congregational church on Sunday last.
 MT and Mrs Wesolouski have a new baby.
 Rev A. J. Park is in town.
 Miss May Morgan is entertaining her friend, Miss Coomes of Hartford.
 Miss Mary Northrop is the guest of Mrs Charles Perley-
 Thomas Rhoads, Centerfield, O., writes: ''I suffered from piles seven or eight years. No remedy gave me relief until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye. less than box of which permanently cured me-" Soothing, healing, perfectly harmless. Beware of commercials. R. H. Beers 6 Co.,, Newtown; s. c. Buli < Co.,, Sandy Hook A. B. Blakeman, Bots ford; B. Ha wley & Co.,, Stepnev.