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turned home Monday, from visit with
James Beard.
Mrs e. Edward Beard of New Haven
visited at Century farm, last week.
Mrs Luther Wood of New Haven and
daughter, Mrs Hill of Washington, ID. O..
visited at z. j. Boards last week, In
Wells Holl ow.
Chrissie Beard of Milford and Katie
Beard OF Washington, d. c., visited at
Century Farm, last week.
Misses Lizzie and Florence Wilkinson
are home from vacation.
A party from the Hill went by trolley
to the shore, on Monday.
Little Helen wilkinson is with bel
grandparents.
Mrs Turney is afflicted with neuralgia
The infant daughter OF Charles Wake
lee died, last week Monday morning, O.
cholera infantum.
Miss Helen Barclay from New Yorl
state ia visiting Miss Sadie Wilkinson.
Mrs O. g. Beard, Jr., and children re
turned to Bridgeport, Monday. Mar.
Beard accompanied her.
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REDDING.

Ruben Wheeler has returned from New
York, where he has spent several days
with his sister, Mrs G. Sarles.
Mr. and Mrs Keller from Ridgefield,
also Mrs Seymour and Miss Lizzie LOCK-
wood were in town calling on friends,
( last Tuesday.
Congressman Hill was in town, last
Thursday, comforting with R...A.Lyon in
regard to having a free mail delivery in
this town instead Of new posto flee, as
at first proposed.
Treadwell and Godfrey are doing the
mason work on Sylvanus Mallette's new
house IN Easton, said to be one of the
finest structures in town.
Mrs John Sanford and Mrs e. Miller
are guests of Mrs James Cole in Bridge
port.
Miss Julia Sanford is building a new
horse barn, 35x40. Arthur Signor Of
Bethel has the contract.
j. B. Cornell and family of Bridgeport
spent few days at George Sanford's
last week.
County Commissioner James Mile
and family of Derby have been spending
a week at Mr. Miller's old home. Hi
brother, Rev Albert Miller, and famil,
of Iowa visited him while here.
Miss Rebecca Beach and Miss Rebecc
Gibbons of New Haven were guests, las
week, of Mrs w. E. Duncomb.
The Goodale family returned home
last Thursday, from months stay a
the White Mountains.
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Fanton is adorned with beautiful flowers
and fine plum trees which are loaded
with luscious fruit.
Miss Charlotte T. Burr of Waterbury
has spent three weeks with her cousin,
Miss Vesta II. Fanton. These young
ladies were seen daily enjoying pleasant
drives around the country. They drove
to Brookside Park and on their return
specimens. While driving on the streets
Of Wilton they called on Rev W. 3.
Hooker, former rector of Emmanuel
the Easton reservoir was also taken in.
Miss Burr is a young lady Of rare accom-
plishments, having graduated from st
| Margaret's school. Waterbury. She will
| spend the remainder of the summer at
the pleasant home Of her aunt, Mrs A.
M. Bartram, in Black Rock.
Mrs Eunice Merwin, Mrs Mary Banks
and Miss Vesta t. Fanton attended the
| Nichols reunion at the home of Charles
Nichols,and report very enjoyable day
spent under the shade of the stately old
maple on the hill. Speeches were made
by Rev e. p. Aver of Easton and Edgar
Nichols Of Cohoes, which were highly
appreciated.
Mrs M. L. Fanton visited Mrs r. Gould
of Valley Forge on Sunday.
Mrs Henry B. Ogden and daughter
took dinner with her sister, Mrs Mary L
Fanton, on Friday.
Mrs e. M. Carr of Deerfield was call
ing on friends here, last week.
Mrs Jane A. Smith is under the care o
DR. Frank Gorham.
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30. They will be Of home on Whalley
avenue, New Haven, after September 10.
Mr. Taylor Ia the youngest son OF Dea
Seth Taylor.
Another face we shall miss who has
been here occasionally tor more than go
years and who seems to have been re-
spected during his long life by all who
know him. We refer TO Hiram Bronson,
whose death occurred at bis home In East
Kent, last week. Quiet, but well in
formed, man of good informations most
frugal in habits, Industrious through life
in the sphere GOD had placed him, we
feel we have lost 8 neighbor and friend.
Mrs Tighe, aged 65 years, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, died at B. G. Norris on Wednes-
day of last week OF Bright's disease.
With her daughters, she came to Mr.
Norris an invalid, but hoped the change
would be of benefit, but after being there
only two or three days she was prostrat-
| ed and so continued for several days,
| till her decease.
G. r. Duffie, Jr., photographer OF
Litchfleld, has recently printed several
new views of Lake Warsmaug, ard all
are now on sale at e. FL. Beardsley's.
| Mrs Augustus Chappins of Lake dis
trict IA at present afflicted with blood
poisoning.
Col e. e. johnson last week, sold his
cottage and all real estate he possessed
at Lakeside to Smith M. Waller of Gay
louisville, who takes immediate posses
| sion.
One day last week two of the guests Oh
| Villa Lucerne SWAN from the foot Oh
Lake Waramaug to the boat landing In
front of Wilson hotel, q distance Of one
mile.
Dayton Wright of Winsted, after an ab
aence of five years, visited hiS father here
over last Sunday.
We were favored last week by a cal
from Mr. Geer, who is at present guest
at the Hopkins house but who in days
gone by was student of Epson seminary
Not having seen him before in 10 year,
we failed at first to recognize in the staE
wart man Of 200 pounds weight, the boy
of years ago. We also regretted las
week to read in Evening World" tn
account of the last years OF Tom" Burn
aide, another of Epson seminary students
and we might say the first applicant tx
the seminary, after Mr. Epson decided tx
open q school here, and he was co nsider
ed the handsomest and most gallan
young gentleman student which had eve
favored this place than by his presence
! His manners were perfect. His friend
were everybody. Sad to know his lif
| went out almost alone in Paris 81
months ago when the wife, who shoul
have been his best friend, proved to b
most treacherous from whom he aeparai
! ed years before he died.
, Julius M. Snow was here the latte
part of last week, remaining till the firs
, of this week.
: Mr. Mcintyre of Watertown has accep
ed a situation in r. 81. Armstrong
meat ma rket here for two months an
; having had long experience in sue
o market, he comes with the best Of refel
o ences to please all. Mr. Armstrong is
n be congratulated in his selection.
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SHELTON.
THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY.

Miss Evelina Blackman has gone to
typewriting She will pursue her studies
with her cousin, who carries on a school
for those studies.
Fl Rev r. A. Wales preached in the Con-
gregational church, last Sunday.
The trolley line was largely patronized,
last Sunday.
There are dozen houses being built
In the village at the present time.
B. G. Hatch is to put up residence on
Oak street, this fall.
Mr. and Mrs D. G. Sanford arrived
from Europe on Friday and spent the
night with ner parents here.
The water in the pond of the Ousa-
tonic Water Co. ia quite low, so that the
factories cannot use surplus water and
therefore have to curtail their production.
John B. Morse was sent to the insane
asylum bv the probate court, on Friday.
1t ia hoped that he will soon recover.
A workman in the quarry of the Hous-
atenic Trap Rock Co, in digging around
q boulder, undermined it and it fell on tC
him, bruising him badly SO that he had
| to be taken to the hospital at Bridgeport
The Hungarians, where the man boarded
would not let him be taken into the
house.
FL. S. Moulthrop has transferred hil
| fish market to one of the new stores re-
/ Gently erected by Samuel Tyther or
Howe avenue.
The U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co. has
! enlarged its business by renting the va
can't factory OF the Iron Foundry.
The Derby Paper Mills Co. had to shu
| down on Saturday and they gave thei
employees tickets to Bridgeport and re
turn CD the trolley line.
Mrs 0. J. Stanley has been on a tril
to Maine for the last two weeks, return
ing Saturday night.
John T. Doyle has been promoted {
superintendent of the National Foldin
Box & Paper Co.
The young child Of Capt Charles
Wakelee was buried on Wednesday
Rev r. A. Wales attended the funeral.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

Miss Mabel Sanford is entertaining
Miss Wallace of Middletown, N. Y.
Mrs S. A. Lyon has returned from her
sojourn at Aabury Park.
Mrs G. A. j. Queckberner is guest Of
her mother, Mrs s. A. Lyon.
Miss Belle Orr was pleasantly surpris.
ed, last week, by being presented
with fine piano.
Mr. aud Mrs A. Fl. Gillett are entertain
ing niece from Woodbury..
Miss Daisy Hill is spending her vaca'
tion at Woodmont.
Rev G. Henry Smith of Plymouth held
service in st Marks church on Sunday
and was listened to by a large congrega
| ton of his old friends.
Mr. and Mrs Campbell of New Yorl
assisted In the musical part OF the serv
ice at st Marks on Sunday and MI
Campbell rendered 1.-THE Palms" with
fine effect.
Rumors in the air Of picnic at tn
residence of Rev Mr. Deans, this week.
Harry Gillett is away on his vacation
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A PLEASANT EVENT.

A very pleasant lawn party was held
at Edward Curtiss' on Wednesday even,
Ing. A very good musical and literary
program was given. Cake and ice cream
were served at the close OF the entertain
menE.
MRS FesEenden and son of Rome, N. Y,
are visiting Mrs 8. VI. Snith at Fairview.
Ell. P. Carter of New York is visiting
at the rectory.
Whitney Walton has joined Mrs Wal
ton and child at Albert WheeIer's.
d. A. Nichols and family have been
occupying IT. w. WheeIer's cottage at
Laurel Beach, Milford. for few days.
Miss Rose Sinclair and Miss Minnie
Lewis have been to the Thousand Islands.
Mrs Van Duyne is In Providence, r. /.
Mrs. Agur Beardsley is visiting D. A.
Nichols.
George Godfrey OF Danbury il spend
Ing few days with his grandmother,
Mrs Lucinda johnson.
Miss Lucinda johnson visited friends
In Bridgeport.
Miss L. Clark of Easton is a guest of
Miss Martha Beach.
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the summer al Fl. 8. s ee,e'-.
> Albert Ashton Of Brooklyn is spending
few weeks here, the guest Of 81. S.
Ste ele.
In behalf OF the Ladies' Social Union
of the Methodist church of Southbury,
wish through the columns of your nnper
to return our hearty thanks to Prof Elton
and his Wide Awake club for the delight
full manner In which they entertained
their audience at the concert given on
Tuesday evening, August 10, and we
will extend hearty welcome to their re-
turn, which we hope may be in the near
future .-TE E. M. G., president.
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There was pleasant lawn party at
Miss Helen Seeley's, last Friday evening.
About 80 attended.
Robert Squires and family are out tax
ing a drive of weeks duration.
Rev Robert E. Carter was in New
York, all last week.
The town Ia level full of city people
and summer guests.
The roads are bed of fine dust. Rain
is needed much.
So few were at the Grange, last week,
| that no meeting was called.
Henry Foulois, who has been in France
for four weeks, returned home last Mon
day evening.
Miss Hazel McNab of New York, who
has been with her aunt, Mrs Warner, this
summer, returned home, last week.
Hon Guy G. Ford met several of his
| Masonic friende, last week, at the depot,
and r. J. Watts took their pictures TO-
gerher.
| Samuel Clark and wife were guests OF
Orestes Hickox, last week.
The Lutheran Swede supper at the
Town hall, was well attended and neat
sum was Melted.
Miss Anna Watts of New York is IL
town for her summer vacation.
DR. Daniel Brinsmade is home for the
| season.
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New Haven Co.
SOUTHBURY.

METHODIST CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS.
The interior of the Methodist church is
being very handsomely decorated. There
has also been new metal ceiling placed
overhead. When the work is all com
pleted the church will be greatly i'm
proved. E. r. Taylor of Waterbury has
the contract for the work.
HULL's HILL AND VICINITY.
The Sunday school association have
loaned the Hull's Hill Sunday school a
box Of library books.
! Miss Edith Curtiss of Monroe is guest
of her aunt, Mrs T. P. Stowe.
Miss Lillian Wheeler of Shelton has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs H.Bootn,
for few weeks.
Walter G. D. Munson of South Britain
/ spent few days at Granville Warmers,
last week.
Stephen B. Rockwell of Danbury was
guest over Sunday at his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs s. B. Pierce.
Chicken thieves visited the hen roost
of Robert johnson, last Thursday night,
relieving him Of rs nice broilers and
about 25 hens. Mr. johnson estimates
his losa at about $50.
|
and single men of SouthbuFy~ bad bal
game on the Shelton field, which resulted
in victory for the married men. The
score was Married men 30, Single mer
20.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Gray left, last Thurs
day, for trip through the west. They
expect to be gone month or more.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer A. Lewis have 6
daughter, born Sunday, August 20.
Misses Sadie and Nellie Lewis are tax
ing vocal and instrumental music lessons
of Prot Elton of Waterbury.
DIR V. N. Morrell and wife spent last
SUNDAY in New Milford.
DR. V. n. Morrell has just had tele.
phone placed in his residence for the &C.
commodation of bis patrons. His tele
phone number is "a on the Woodbury.
circuit. Anyone outside of that circuit
can get him by calling up Jackson's druf
store in Woodbury..
Mrs Charles T. Sears and son, Frank
of New York, are spending few week.
at the home of w. A. Brott.
q. S. Steele and wife are spending twt
weeks in Maine, enjoying the fine fishing
there.
DR. Oatman and family are spending
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AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH.


Rev Mr. Pangburn of New Haven oc
cupied the pulpit here, last Sunday morn
ing. The theme of his sermon was
1.-THE deeper things Of Life" +
Isaac Smiths cczy cottage &C Lake
side at present is filed with city guests.
Hotel "Vills Lucerne" is overerowded
The Wilson and Loomarwiek also want.
ed for room over last Sunday.
B. G.. Morgan offers ladies' bicycle
for sale at his Lakeside cottage at very
low figure.
Frank Humphrey of Litchfeld passed
Last week with his family at their cot
tage in this village.
Ezra Douglass passed three DAYS OF
last week with relatives In New Haven
and other places.
3. j. Haynes concluded, last week, his
labors as station agent at New Preston
for the New York and New Haven road,
and Russell Clark OF Washington Depot
has taken bis place We can only hope
Mr. Clark will give the universal satis-
faction which Mr. Haynes for Ave years
has done.
FL. Hosford was confined to his bed.
last Sunday, by illness.
The hop at Pavilion hall, last Friday
evening, was enjoyed by all who attend
ed. AS tie night was extremely warm,
the attendance was not as great SO hoped
for, and Cams orchestra was also ex-
tremely late in arriving. Why should
musicians be allowed till past 10 o'clock
Ia the evening TO arrive where they are
to play at dancing party? We hope it
will not occur here again.
Miss Jennie Averill Of BROOKLYN Ia here
Tor 9 short stay with relatives and
friends and at Mrs A. e. Corning's.
J. A. Glover passed three days of last
week In Litchfield.
Miss Bertha CT. Clark OF Orange arrived
at E. 81. Beardsley's on Monday of last
week, accompanied by Miss Bertha al.
Clark OF Milford.
Miss ReDa LYMAN is passing q few
weeks In New Haven.
,. b. Stillson commenced, this week,
the erection Of his cottage and horse
barn.
Miss Emily Meeker IL passing this
month ia Torringt0n.
Announcement cards were received
here the latter part Of last week. of the
marriage OF Msas Hattie Peck Rna Seth
n. Taylor, vi, ah WssS Cornwall ,ou JAY
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BRIDGEWATER.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
A goodly number nj people in the
church and community made up gift
of large sum Of money, and, through
one of their number, quietly and unos
tentatiously presented it as ssa token OF
appreciation" to the pastor OF the Con-
gregational church, Rev Warren Morse.
and his wife, this week. Surely such
self-denying appreciation ought to in
crease the bonds of love between pastor
and people and aid in 1.-The progress
of Christian work.
The choir of the Congregational church
is doing good work at the interested and
successful leadership of Sherwood A
Lyon.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

Mrs s. King and Mrs Sarah Me Der
mott Of Greenfield have visited Mrs Bota-
ford Sherwood OF Easton.
saIena King has bought horse of
Mrs Seeley Bibbins.
Mrs Seeley Bibbine and Mrs Horace
Hill are on the sick List.
Dllzon Peet and family, and Frank
BiDbins and family OF Easton have visit
ed their mother, Mrs Seeley Bibbins.
Mrs. Barlow Hill liz on the sick list
Mrs Frank Lockwood has returned
from her visit In Danbury.
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Fairfield County.
EASTON.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

Eat OHUIs0h NOINos
The Ladies' Sewing society will hold
its next meeting at the Hall on Wednes-
day, August 80, at p. m.
Rev r. H. Sherman is entertaining his
son and friend from Clinton.
Prof G. J. Banks has very kindly tun-
ed and put to rights generally the organ
at the Baptist church. The instrument
has been in very bad shape for some
time and many thanks are due Mr. Banks
for his kindness.
Rev and Mrs G.. Judson Conklin Of
Trenton, N. j., are spending their vaca.
ton with her mother, Mrs Mary Gillette
Mr. Conk1in's old friends will be glad &c
hear that he will preach in the Baptist
church, next Sunday. Service at liz
p. M, as usual.
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ROXBURY.
THE STATION AND VICINITY.

Miss Emma Brown OF Boston liz visit.
ing her sister and mother.
Mrs William Newton, Miss Mildred
and Mabel Dean Of Danbury have beer
at Remus Newton's for few days.
Miss Lena Tyrrell of Waterbury re.
turned to that city, Tuesday, after a
week with Mrs o. s. Tyrrell.
Walter Daily has taken his son &c
Bridgeport, where he was operated on
for abscess Of the knee.
Mrs w. B. Seward has gone on q plea
sure trip for some days.
Tobacco gathering is the order of the
day just now land it ID to all appearances
the finest crop in many year.
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GUESTS AT cosEY COTTAGE.

Late arrivals at Isaac Smiths 'sCosey''
cottage, Lakeside, include: Mr. and Mrs
Fred Parsons, William Thornton of New
Britain, r. L. Hine and George Fnrman
of Brooklyn, N. Y, A. G. Downing of
New Haven, Fred Hine of New York
City, John Reilly, Elmer s. Joyce, vii.
liam G. McKeller, Thomas Stanley, John
J. Burke, N. P. LYONS, f. A. Gayner, A.
@. Gayner, Frank Greer of Bridgeport.
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MONROE.
a COMING ENTERTAINMENT.

Do not fail to attend the entertain.
ment at the Town hall ON the evening of
Labor Day, September d. The young
ladies of ST Peters are making great eff
forts to ensure q successful rendering of
the play "Six Cups of Chocolate." A
musical program is also being prepared
by some of our local bapjoiste, who are
TO be directed and assisted by very fine
banioist from New York.
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TRY ALLAN'S FoOT-EASE,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen,
nervous, hot, and get tired easily. Ifyou
have smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Aliens Foot-Ease. 1t cools the feet and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen and
sweating feet, blisters and callous spots.
Relieves corns and bunions of all pain
and gives rest and comfort. Try it to.
day. Sold by all grocers for 25c. Trial
package free. Address, Allen s. Ohm
sted. LIE Roy, N. Y.
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sour baby was sick tor a month with
severe cough and catarrhal fever. AL
though we tried many remedies che kept
getting worse until we used One Minute
Cough Cure,-it relieved at once and
cured her in a few days."-B. L. Nance,
Prin. High school. Bluffdale, Texas.
r. 81. Beers & Co., Newtown; S. G. Bull
g. Co., Sandy Hook "A. B. Brakeman, Bots
ford; B. Ha wiley 8 Co., Stepney.
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THE FALLS AND VICINITY

Mrs Thomas Warner was in Roxbury
Centre on Sunday.
Miss K. Benson entertained q friend
from out of town, last Friday. -
Mr. and Mrs Richard CutvilIe and fam
| lily OF South Norwalk were the guests of
| Mr. and Mrs T. Sherwood, last week.
Mrs s. Benson and Mrs George Kru-
ger were under the care of DIR Pens, last
| week. Both are conva1escing.
W. FL. Seward of Roxbury Station,
with party Of gentlemen, passed
through our vicinity on Tuesday.
Mrs Jennie Nj. Sturges of New York
City, who has been visiting Mrs Annie
Sturges in Bethel, returned to Mrs Rru-
gers, last Thursday.
Miss Minnie Sherwood, who has been
visiting friends In York state, returned
home, last week.
August Kruger is enjoying an outing
in Long Branch, N. j.
When man hides the harness in order
to keep some one from using It, he
should remember where it was put.
GOES sOUTHyILLE FISHERMEN SEVERAL
BETTER.
Barnes & Tucker were at the Housa-
tonic on Saturday last and report about
70 for their trip. It is cold day when
Daniel gets lett IN fishing.
A large crowd assembled at the sale
barn of Ira M. Booth to witness the
drawing match between the horses OF
Victory Shelton and John Creigh for a
wager. The result was in favor of Mr.
Crejgh, although his horse was several
hundred pounds the lighter.
T. Booth, the Station blacksmith, has
been the past week reDovating his water
supply by digging larger. Stoning 40
and cementing work done by Mason
Bishop and son.
Four days in succession, Friday, Satur-
day, Sunday, Monday, thermometer at
90, rather warm for tobacco cutting.
A Sunday school picnic of the Episco-
pal church on Thursday of last week, on
the lawn at the home OF Miss Frances
Barnes. A large attendance, both old
and young. and we're royalty entertained
by Miss Barnes, assisted by her niece,
Miss Ward, OF Bridgeport. Refresh
ments were served and several baskets
full remained untouched. The neighhors
resolved some boxes, through the c0ur-
tesy OF Miss Ward.
Another drought Is upon us here. No
rain In about Ave weeks, and everything
is suffering for want Of rain roads Id i
terrible condition Tor travel.
IherG WELL be services nib the WaTnegsa
MILLS achoolhousa, nexk Sunday after.
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SOUTHPORT.
WE WERE wALLOPED

Udl khmCs ldsb w.
tween the Southford and South Britain
teams was won by South Britain boys,
SO to 4.
Mrs J. u. Strong and daughter, Bessie,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs Nancy
Bradley of Woodbury., Is spending week
at Indian Neck, Bradford.
Miss Katie Hurd and Ralph Wheeler,
are guests of their grandmother, Mrs
Elisha Wheeler.
Cornelius Hurd ia working up his large
walnut tree, recently struck oy lightning
Mis- c. A. Bradley and daughter Mari
on, spent last Sunday at the pleasant
home of Mr. and Mrs w. a. Shepard.
The picnic at Quassapaug Lake, last
Tuesday, was great success, and al
seemed to epjoy themselves amazingly.
Mrs aenry Jackson has been differing
with rheumatism for some time.
/ Garlick & Son are to give their barn &
fresh coat of paint soon.
Rehearsal at the chapel, Friday even
| ing, at 7.30.
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OAsTo1 Ia.
ps..,.h. 1Th8 Kind You Have Always BOg
s s;'; :; a; &sHzZzSz;x

Hamilton Clark, of Chsupcey, Ga,
says he suffered with itchicg piles twenty
years before trying DeWitt's Witch
Salve, two boxes Of which completely
cured him. Beware of worthless and
ard dangerous countprSeits. R. q. Beers
& Co., Newtown; s G. Bull & On q,
Sandy Hook; A B. Brakeman, Bots
ford !; B. Hawley & Co., Stepney.
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HUNTINGTON.

LONG HILL AND VICINITY.
Miss Maggie Nelson OF Pittsburgh,
Pa u guest Of her aiater, Mrs Deloa
Plabk.
Louis Hesripk 81 Wessneld, Msse,, "a.
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WASHINGTON.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The Christian Endeavor Union conven-
ton was held at South Britain, Wednes-
day, the 23rd.
Thursday afternoon prayer meetings
begin this week, at the Congregational
church.