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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-16
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
poorIo aud Visitors

Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
o. C. Lewis, of Aberdeen, Is at the
Grand Central.
Mrs. C. ]. Hare is spending few
days at West Alexander.
]. ]. Crafty, OF ParkersbuFg, regis
tered at the Windsor yesterday.
C. A. Mabon returned yesterday from
business trip in eastern Ohio.
George W. Goodwin, OF wellsburg,
was n Sunday register at the Howell.
L. j. Williams and daughter, OF New
Martinsvile, were guests OF the Stamm
yesterday
T. q. Van Namen and George New
berger were Parkersburg registers at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Louis and Henry Merryman, Of Wells
burg, we're the guests Of Hulllhen Gas
mIre, on Chapllne street, yesterday.
E. ]. State and Bernie s. Mcclure left
yesterday afternoon on a hunting trip
in the wllds Of Greene county Pennsyl-
Vanla.
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The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Mary Stanton Allison were held
at her late residence. No. 90 Fifteenth
street, yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
In the presence of large nssemblage OF
the friends OF the family. The services,
which were unusually impressive, were
conducted by Rev. Or. D. a. Cunning
ham, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. Of which deceased was n menu
Der, assisted By Rev. DR.. J.. J.. Sooy,
OF the Fourth Street Methodist Epls-
copal church. A quArtette, composed of
Mrs. Flora Williams, Miss Harvey, Mr..
Pryor and Mr., W. Il. Day, rendered
abide With Me" and Some Sweet
Day" The pallhearerS were Colonel
Robert White, Judge G.. j.. Cranmer,
Fred II. Williams, William Erskinc,
William B. Simpson md Guy r. c. Al
len. The intGrment, which was private,
was made in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-16
Blue and GRAY

To Unite in Joint Reunion at Hum
dred Next Saturday Afternoon.
Several Veterans from Wheeling to
Mako Addresses.
That former differences between
North and South have been sunk for
ever will be given another exemplItica-
ton in this vicinity next Saturday,
when "Blue and Gray" reunion win
be held at Hundred. in wetzel county,
to which both Union and Confederate
veterans are cordially invited.
Among the speakers will be Colonel
Robert McEldowney, of New Martins
Vile; Colonel Robert White and Colonel
W. w. Arnett. of Wheeling. who, as is
well known, were Johnny Rebs" once
upon a time,
"Ynnks' who are to do the SPELL
binding act on this Joyful occasion are
Congressman Dovener and Colonel c.
II. Caldwell. the latter of Parkersburg.
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Good Work by Turner.

oHlcer William Turner, the colored
member of the police force. covered
himself with glory yesterday evening.
Within an hour after orders to locate
Frank Wilkinson, n colored man want
ed in pittsburgh on the charge Of Grim
iuully assaulting a fourteen-year-old
colored girl. Turner located HIS man In
the Second ward. Wilkinson denied be-
ing the man wanted. but acknowledged
his identity later to Lieutenant Sup
pier, at police headquarters. The Pitts
burgh officers Will come after him to-
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FALL STOCK..FINE TAILORING.

Your attention invited TO our largo
and handsome line OF Fall Woolens-
ali entirely new designs md many eX-
agents. The stylish Rct-up nnd msll-
ionnble appearance Of our garments
recommend themselves. Prices roh-
sSn1bIe, @, HESS d. SONS,
FpshiDnnffp TnffoTs and Fine FHrniRh-
OTs, I32l-1B2B Market street.
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nIedin AZ County Jan.

A death occurred at the Ohio county
Jail yesterday. The deeedent was Will
lam Lavelle. Fifth ward man. who
was an assistant to plumbers. Several
days ago the deceased was taken to the
North Wheeling hospital for treatment,
but he became so violent Saturday
night that the city ambulance was sum
moned and ne was removed to the jail.
The remains were taken to the home OF
his brother-in-law, Michael Lally, in
the EnRI End
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THR PEABODY To ne. INSURE.
Secretary j. +. PAUL. Visits Now York
on This Mission.

The New York Journal of Commerce
OF Saturday reports that Secretary j.
F. PAUL, Of the Peabody Insurance
Company OF Wheeling, was in New
York last week seeking a satisfactory
proposition for the reinsurance of the
company's business. The Peabody was
organized in 1869 and has a capital OF
100000 and a net surplus Of Sis,274. In
1898 1t wrote I4I,6l7 in premiums.
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qE.e gnteLliae1eer
once, e6 and 20 Fourteenth Street.


One Day only-G. Mendsl & co.-seeond
There Is Danger-The Hub-Elghth page.
Fall and Winter Specials Morton G.
Household Linens-stone & Thomas
Our II. seml.Aunual SILK sale-aeOrse NJ.
Shook & Co.
Carroll Club Auditorium = Lecture by
Rev, p. ], DOnahue.
Matters Are Getting Very Interesting
Kraus Brothers-Fltth page.
Fifth page.
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All doctors told Renick Hamilton, OF
West Jefferson. o., after suffering IS
months from Rectal Flstula. he would
die unless q costly operation was per-
formed: but he cured himself with i've
boxes OF Bucklen's Arnlca Snlyc. the
surest Pile cure ON Earth. and the best
salye in the World. 25 cents box. sold
By Logan Drug Co.. druggist
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We hnvo fitted moro than twenty
Thousand pairs of SpCctAcles, giving us
q record ind experience uneqm9ll9d ny
any other opticiau in West virginia
satisfaction guaranteed.
Jacob w, GRUB, OpttcInn,
No, 1905 Market street.
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When you visit pittsburgh go to Ho-
tel Lincoln. one-half block from Joseph
Horne's & Company. Conducted on
European plan. Under new manage
ment. A most desirable hotel for ladies'
FRANK A. BROBST. Proprietor.
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Annual SIIchlgan Excursion

Via Wheeling & Lake Erie, Wednes-
dny. october 18th. Tickets to all points
In state Of Michigan at one fare for
round trip. Return limit, thirty days.
See agents or S, Sherman, Travelling
Passenger Agent, city Bank building,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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q. q. esa... q. "a eslt.aa
here IS DANCER

in dealing with irresponsible clQthiers and cheaD
talors Appearances are deeeitful, and when
you find you have been deceived there is no re-
course We guarantee every garment we sell,
no matter what they cost Our Suits and Over
coats are precisely as they are represented to BE-
and the best values that the price can buy any
cause for dissatisfaction in fit or material will be
remedied promptly and cheerhlly. You may
have your money back for the asking
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Rough Dry w nshcd, starched an
Dried cents per pound.
Fiat Work, Washed and Ironod' 8
All hand Work inishcd 10 cents per
Mound, AT LUTZ BROS,
Homo steam Laundry
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j. G. Tomnnson. agent Pennsylvania
lines, No. Eleventh street, is agent for
the North German Lloyd, cunard.
American, French. Anchor, Red Star
and White Star lines. Sec him for low
est rates.
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DIE GLASS DEALS.
Ability Of the Tableware Combine
to put them Through
REMANSA MATTER OF DOUBT.

Deed Of Bill of sale Conveying the
Crystal Glass compauy's Plant to
be Placed With the Union Trust
Company at Pittsburgh, and the
Combine Is Given Fifteen Days Of
Grace in Which to Close the Deal.
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We Are Selling

twice as many Of our Goats and Suits in this Store
than at any time during its history. There must
be reason for this-make your comparisons
before buying. Something in the suit line that
no other house in the city can show you. They
are for the nobby dressers: Yale double breasted
sack suit-real English and. Harvard double
breasted, round corners, sack suit something
swell.
Extra large line of Chldren's Top Goats
opened this week and now on sale at prices
thatll please.
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cLoAKs and Eurs remodeled and
re-dyed. MISS A. SoRG,
1913 Main Street.
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ExounsloN To Commune

VIA Il. & o. Account brotherhood of
81. Andrew National Convention.
Fare for the round trip 81 40. Tickets
on sale October II, IS and 10, valid for
return passage until october %, inclu-
| BlVes
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will be here during the week beginning
Monday. october 1s, and we invite your
inspection Of these coraets, whether
you wish to buy or not.
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st Roses Church.
A MIDNIGHT MASS.

By favor of the Holy See, Midnight
Mass may be celebrated ON the 31sE of
December, 1899, in all the churches and
chapels (where the Blessed Sacrament ia
kept OF the diocese of Hartford. At
this Mass the Blessed Sacrament may be
solemnly exposed, and the faithful may
receive Holy Communion. Yours sim
cerely in Christ, Il Michael Tierney, Bish-
Op of Hartford.
In accordance with the above instruc-
tions, Midnight High Mass will be cele-
brated in st Roses church on the 31st Of
December, Iwhen the musical program,
which was so elegantly rendered on
Christmas day by st Roses choir, assist
cd by Mrs. DR. Gordon and Miss Doretta
Telgeman, will be repeated. A Midnight
Mass being such an unusual occurrence,
1t Is expected that large concourse of
people will be present, and all, irrespec-
tive Of creeds, are cordially invited.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
Town Torres.
Mrs Philo Clarke's Barn Burned
FIRE THOUGHT TO HAVE BERN OF INCEN"
DIARY ORIGIN. THREE COWS BURN
ED, WITH CARRIAGES AND VALUABLE
FARMING TOOLS.

Tuesday me rning about 8 o'clock fire
broke out In The large farm barn BELONG
ing to Mrs Philo Clarke, and in less than
an hours time the building was complete-
The person who first discovered the
blaze was probably Lauren SkidmOre.
ale had finished doing his work at his
barnR, directly across the street from the
building which was burned, and ON COM
ing out OF the door discovered q great
volume of smoke rising from Mrs Clal ka's
barn. he at once shouted Justify: 'Fire
FiTel" The alarm was heard by Albert,
the hired man Of Mrs Clarke, who was
on the hill west of Mrs Clarke's resi-
dence foddering cattle. Others early at
the scene of the fire were Barney Kelly,
Jr., and Patrick ScanlOn, and they set TO
work getting out the cows and horses
from the barns of Mrs Q arke and Mr.
Skidmore. Seven of the 10 COWS In the
barn were successfully gotten out, but
three got down in their sranchions, and,
suffocsted by smoke, refused to bulge
when prodded by the men who were
anxious to release them. Mrs Clarke's
horse was also rescued with difficulty.
It seemed at first as IL the entire group
of buildings would be burned, and num-
Der Of times the roof of Mr. Skidmore's
barn was on fire. But energetic work
saved the day, and in three. quarters Of
an hour the danger had passed.
In the barn and cow house destroyed it
10 estimated there was ~ tons of hay two
tons of straw, 65 bushels of oats, 20
Bushels of rye, two barrels of meal, q
moving machine, nearly new, plowe,
cultivators, carriages, sleigh, hay rake,
harness, ladders, and other valuable
farming tools. The barn was insured
for $500, hay and grain 5000, CO rs $40
each. The insurance was placed through
the Leonard agency.
In regard to the starting Of the fire no
certain statement can be made, although
it is believed to have been of incendiary
origin. The man, Albert, had not been
in the barn with lantera that morning,
and the fire started in the north side OF
the barn, where he did not have to 60.
The loss is severe one for Mrs Clarke,
who has the sympathy Of q wide circle
of friends in her trouble. Through The
BEE Mrs Clarke desires to thank all who
kindly assisted in preventing the further
spread of the fire and for the expressions
of sympathy that have come to her. Mrs
Clarke says she has made no plans In re-
gard to rebuilding. In any event she
will not have the building replaced be-
fore spring or summer.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
HOWLAND'S.

The store is in the midst oil
the biggest holiday business in
it's history. But it is better
equipped than ever and not q
single customer shall suffer il
we can help it. With more
room, wider aisles, better ar
ranged stocks and a greatly
augmented force of salesPeo-
pie we are better able to take
care of you, even during the
rush hours.
Many, many folks have TAX
en- our advice to shop early
last week and the week before
were busy ones. But there is
a host that was unable to con-
veniently do holiday buying so
early. To all so situated we
extend the courtesies of the
store.
Make this your stopping
place while in the city.
Check your wraps and par
GELS at the special counter near
the elevator, main floor, and
shop in comfort.
There is a pleasant ladies'
parlor on the third floor where
you may chat with friends
write a note, or just rest.
If there is anything you
want that is not to be seen, ask
any man with his hat off where
it is: each one is here to serve
you.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
Bridgeport were guests of Mr. and Mrs
John Donohue of Walnut Tree Hill on
Christmas daY.
ST JOHN's CHURCH.
THE CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL.

Owing to the storm, the Christmas Eve
service was omitted, and the Christmas
tree festival was held on Monday night
at O'Clock. The chancel and choir were
decorated with cedar and hemlock trees,
and wreaths Of laurel and ground pine
were hung in the windows. The Christ
mas tree was ornamented with silver tin
sci, colored glass balls, and heart shsp-
ed wreath Of colored papers. Colored
lights shone out through the evergreens,
candles in glass and silver candelabra il
Illuminated the sltar and a transparent
pink star was hung in the chancel win
dow, epcircled by large wreath. The
music was choice and well rendered, the
Christmas story was listened to with
marked interest, many gifts were distrib-
uted to the children, and large congre-
CATION enjoyed the occasion.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

Arthur Reynolds, student at Prince
ton, had the pleasure of attending re-
ception given by President Mckinley at
the White House, in honor of the Prince
ton glee club. Mr. Reynolds Ia at home
for the Christmas HOLIDAYS with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs w. III. Reynolds. Miss
Kathryn Reynolds, who is teaching in
Brooklyn, ia also at home for the Christ
mas vacation.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
Academy will begin Tuesday, January
2, 1900.
LECTURE AT EHAwLEYvlLLE
By REV GEORGE T. LINsLEY.

b1 EsNF 0EOHA0A II LANo2AhAs
Rev George T. Linsley will deliver the
frat of the course of lectures in the Haw-
leyville chapel, ION next week Wednesday
evening, January 3, at 7.45. His subject
will be s'The Supreme Court of the
United States" Every man and woman
in Hawleyville, and all Of the young
folks, too, should avail themselves Of the
privilege of hearing this lecture.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

Miss Hazel Hazen Smith gave her third
The windows in the house of her father,
A. p. Smith, and Of her uncle, Fl. II.
Smith, were lighted With candles, all the
evening, while In the center of the parlor
vas prettily decorated Christmas tree.
Her guests were: Mr. and Mrs Arthur
D. Fairchild, Mary Hazen Fairchild, Ar
thur and Robert Fairchild, MIR and Mrs
q. N. Smith and Carleton Smith, MIR and
Mrs A. j. Smith, Rev and Mrs o. w.
Barker and Lloyd Barker and Paul VOL
colt.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
The Man With The Hoe.

Prot Markham's strong Indictment of civil.
ization in his poem, 1.-THE Man With the Hoe"
might have been written with less virulent
pen, did the author realize how much has
been done by Lite Insurance to dissolve the
and his yoke fellow, the OK. Lite insurance,
formerly thought to be prerogative of the
classes has Its blessings extended to the toll
ng masses in the past decade to such an ex-
tent that the most improvident toiler on the
tarn or worker in the mill whose capital ts
his brawny arms oftentimes has a stake In
the community in his lite insurance policy,
equal to his more fortunate brother with g
bank book or patrimo nial estate. When the
family bread.winner dies, his life insurance
policy strikes the shackles from his feet, I'M
yokes him from the OK, glorifes his life, and
exalts him to the elevated plane of a hero.
And the insurance agent is abroad in the land
spreading the blessing.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE.

Miss Nellie K. Finnell was agreeably
surprised Christmas morning by the pre-
sentation of handsome gold watch and
chain by Rev P. Fox, pastor Of st Roses
church. In making the presentation
Father Fox said it was but deserved
tribute to the personal worth Of the
young lady's services during the recent
Catholic fair when she proved an able,
energetic; canvasser. Miss Finnell ia q
bright young lady and has host of
friends, who will be glad to know that
she was remembered in this way.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

The annual meeting of the church viii
be held in the lower room on Wednesday
evening, January 10, 1900, at 7,30 o'clock.
This has been one OF the pleasantess
features Of the church life within the
past few years, and this gathering is to
be no exception. Reports from the vari-
GUS lines of church work will then be
given and social time enjoyed.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

Rumors have been circulated to the
effect that the Newtown Store Co. was
to close up on January 1. There Is no
truth in the gossip, however, and this
firm will continue to sell goods ct the
same low prices that have ruled at this
Well-known stand.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

NOTICE OF AUCTI0N-rne undersigned, Q
In COMMITTEE appointed by Hon FL. ]. Cur
tbs, q Judge of the c. urt of Common Pleas for
Fairfield County, in the case OF Frederick
Bresson, of Newtown, against Annie Belot, Of
Monroe. and Sigmund Loewfth. OF Bridge
port, for the purpose of making sale. by pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, of certain
real estate situated in the towns of Monroe
and Newtown. hereby gives notice that. pur-
suant to said order, he VIII sell said proper.
ty, as whole or in separate tracts. at public
auction. on the premises. to the highest bid
der, the real estate situated in Monroe ON Jam
usry sixth, 300. at eleven o'clocs In the lore
DON, and the real estate situated IN NeWtown
at same date ct twelve O'Clock noon.
Said real estate Is bounded and described
as follows: Tht ee lots or tracts OF land vita
all buildings thereon In the town OF Monroe.
First tract, known as the nomestead OF HAT
iy owned by George Sears. and on All other
sides by highway, and contains eight acres
more or less
second tract, bourded northerly by land Of
and George Ferris. cast by land OF Huboen
aud Hawiey and land OF Minott Booth. south
by land of Burton Sherman, Arnold Glover
and Hubbeil and Hawley, and west by land OF
Charles Plumb.
Third tract, in Trumbnn Valley, socaIled,
bounded nertherly by land OF NJ Shea and es'
tate of Ann Jenkins, east by land OF l.. 3. Pat
t rson and highway, and west by highway.
containing ten acres more or less
One other tract lying In Newtowns bounded
north by land of the heirs OF Oliver o. Bots
ford easterly by land of Sherman BotGford.
southerly by highway and land OF Lawrence
Taylor and wife, and westerly By land OF
John Haugh, Lawrence Tay or and wffe. and
west rIy by land of john Haugh. Lawrence
Taylor and vile. and Henry O Beers and
wife, and contains nineteen acres more or
/ Less
L O<sx.. .r,fC rar1r n.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

Guests on Christmas day at the home
of Representative and Mrs Robert G.
Mitchell of Pootatuck included Dea N.
W. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs ID. M. Mitchell,
John L. Mitchell, Miss Charlotte Mitch
ell, r. w. Mitchell OF New Haven and
Miss johnson of Oberlin, o.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
TRINITY CHURCH.

The first meeting of the Woman's Aux
Hilary for the season will be held az the
rectory on Tuesday afternoon. January
2, at ESQ, to begin the sewing FOR mis-
slonary work for the new hospital OF the
Waccamau mission In South Carolina.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
AT BETTS'.

Call at Belts and get handy lunch
basket for quarter.
just what the housekeeper wants,
small handy pail, only sc.
II you buy two packages Of faxed rice
you receive @ present of rag doll.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
4 CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on q so cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar Ii 1t
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee % cent bottle to prove salts.
factory or money refunded.
r. Ell. Beers & Co., Newtown.
S. G. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

DIR Edwards M. Smith and family were
members of gathe ring OF 80 relatives
entertained Christmas day by Mrs
Smiths grandmother, Mrs Samuel Dbl
BILE, of Plumtrees district.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

DIR and Mrs r. N. Belts entertained at
dinner on Christmas day: Mr. and Mrs
william e. Ackley, Charles e Belts of
Bethel, Mas Idella Campbell Of South
Norwalk, James Belts Of New Haven,
and Miss Grace Belts of Woodbury..
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

At the meeting of the Pomona Grange
in Bridgeport, last week, Pootatuck
Grange was given three offices: Pomo.
ma, Mrs s. r. Schermerhorn; musical
director, Charles G. Peck; gate keeper,
JOhd j. NorthrOp.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

Minott AuGur, who was 80 severely
injured In New Haven 10 days ago, re-
turned to his Sandy hook home, W ednes-
day. He Ia still weak, but ia gaining
every day. His many friends are graft
fed to learn Of his speedy cOnvalescence.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

Don't forget that keep full line Of
mems heavy winter shoes In box calf,
Riggs calf at 1925, $3.50 and %. Also
mems fine dress shoes in patent leather,
calf and French calf.-[W. c. Corbett,
Sandy Hook Shne Store.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

Mr. and Mrs L. G. Gilbert entertained
party OF about 80 on Christmas day.
Three Christmas trees were feature Of
the celebration, Milon Hawley ably im-
personating Santa Claus.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

Charles Pratt OF New York has made
the handsome gift Of $50 toward the fund
to purchase the Library lot. Let every
citizen Of NewtOwn come forward with
some gift, even il small.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

The following are the officers eject OF
Pootatuck Grange: M, e. r. Northrop
O., John l.. Sanford; L., Mrs S. r
Schermerhorn; s., William B. Hawley
A. g., Harry 8. Mason; c., r. A. Young
r., s. J. Botsford; s., Robert Camp; @
K, Lemuel P. Glover; P, Mrs Laurs
Skidmore; c., Miss Julia Dikemsn; r.
Mrs Walter Glover; L. A. s., Mrs FRANK
Mitchell; musical director, Charles G
PecK; member OF executive committee
Charles III. BeresfOrd.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

Mr. and Mrs Edward Taylor entertain
ed q few friends with q Christmas tree.
Monday night, including MIR and Mrs
Robert Tomlinson and daughter of Mile
Hill, MIR and Mrs George E. Taylor and
the guests at the hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

A rumor was afioat in Sandy Hook,
Wednesday, that the carriage house OF
D. @. Beers had burned, but happily 1t
was not fact. A young man with o
vivid Imagination started the story.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29
THE LECTURE By Rev MR SAWYER III
BoTSFORD.

The lecture on 1.-THE Philippine Is
lands" by Rev F. Fl. Sawyer, which was
announced in the series to be given by
the various clergymen of the town for
Botsford on Wednesday evening, Janua-
ry 8, will be postponed to Wednesday
evening, January 10.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-29

There Is to be a public installation Of
the officers Of Hiram lodge, r. q A. NJ,
on Wednesday evening, January 3. A
delegation from Seymour lodge are also
expected to be present.