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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18

The following are the proceedings Of
the civil term Of circuit court:
j. ID. Bveler vs Taylor Besrd, Matthias
Miller moved to file interplea; F. FraiEe
vaJ.T. F. Lwen, defendant fled ans
wer; IA. Jolly &c. w. Josephine Jolly, de-
PENDANTS Matthias and Huston Jolly
ruled 10 show cause why they should
not pay allowance made to Josephine
Jolly.
Sol Miller &c. We. Geo. Miller.
Beard, Dillon & Co. We. w. r. johnson.
Mary A. Jordan We. Elizabeth Beau
champ.
i. ID. Addison vs. Albert Klieu
VIM. N. Drury's administrator va.
Villa J DruTy,
Laura Kuriz We. George h Kurz &c.
Susan o. Music vs Susan O. Curry.
Laie Green We. ]. H. Hart.
The commissioner fled report Of sale
in the eight foregoing actions.
George N. Younger's administrator vs.
his heirs &C., eport Of sale fled.
Ell. Mcdaniel on petition; commits.
siouer filed report Of distribution.
Jas. s. Beavin's administrator vs.. Lis
heirs &C., commissioners to sllot dover
filed report.
Matthias Miller, assignee, vs.. J. D.
Beeler, assignee, filed report Of distribu-
ton.
]. D. Beeler We. Taylor Beard, receiver
filed report Of distribution.
John NJ. Shell man vs.. A. J. Ktlm &c,
amended petition fled and cause con-
tinued
Hardinaburg and Oloverport Turnpike
90. VS. Ohio Valley Telephone Co., de-
PENDANTS filed answer.
E. j. Mcdaniel on petition, deed to W
T. Cannon and Dr. R. il. McMullen.
Henderson Brewing 90. vs.. WrOe &
Glein, Judgment for defendant
Able GihinRwater vs. L. B, Macy,
answer iled and continued.
Brennan & %. vs.. Joe Frank action
dismissed.
Samuel Whitworth vs.. J. A. Quiggins;
dismissed settled
Sarah Golf VS.. Frank Fralze; answer
filed.
W. B. Davenport vs., Matthias Miller,
answer fled
Eli Brown w. ]. z. Brown, defendant
fled answer
Ernest A. Reid &C., VS.. Thomas sWee-
ney &c, answer fled.
Florence MoOrman We. W. o. Moor
man &c., answer and cross petition fled.
F. W. Board Admir-, We. Katie Board
&C., Matthias Miller fled answer and
cross petition.
Flannery and Wathen We. John W..
Frymiro, plaintiffs petition dismissed.
v. J. Mitoham We. James T. Nitcham,
defendant fled plea in bar
Matilda ]. Miner &c., vs.. Len A. Cart,
action diamissed without prejudice.
Ben Miller Ys. Bank Of HardinsburR,
plaintiffs petition dismissed on demurrer.
Isabelle Alexander Va. Sanford Alex.
ander, defendant ruled to show cause
why he should not pay alimony.
Mary ]. Miller, Admir-, W. Ohas A.
Fisher, action continued for roviVor.
George IA. YOrenEer's Ad'm'r., va bis
hoim &C., report Of sale confirmed
George "a, johnson vs. R. M. johnson;
Elijah Board 70. Thos. ID. JarbOe, and h.
a. shreWabeHy vH. g A, Pate &C., con-
hnued.
John Brown Va VIM, West & Bro,
action dismissed.
Mary J. Allen va. Supreme &
Fratornal Mystic Circle, action { a9
settled a y
jennie Travis w. 0. W. sestoA q,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18

Master Harry Board, Of Holt, has &C
cepted position as hotel clerk at the
Breckenridge Iun. He is a young man
of sterling qualities, accommodating, polite
and eyer willing to make the guests COM
Portable. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Board.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
GARDEN SPOT
OF KENTUCKY.

SAITH "Ord Lord"
but he that "doeth" that will be saw
The gden spot Of Kentucky north Of Bewleyvs lately
because its thirty legal voters tWenyeRht Republicans and Dem
OCrats might lead think that Goebel In IT,
The garden spot as Yankeedom) has about the thirty
claimed but the white voting population about %
colored will
dairy will more appropriately be Africa
Now for tho other side We give Goebol his dues,
Begin at Scott Wars joining this garden spot boundary and follow
the road three miles Sinking
miles the Fisher bridge thence north four miles following the Irving
road the limits the rvngton
mems thence south four miles following the BeWeve by T
les back the beginning and find in this boundary Immediately
the roadside htYOur GOebel vOa WhagsnBt Taylor
and six coored that enlightenment may
! 30 mote it be. Youu for the Golden Rule
P. w. FOOTE.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
BeInq Put In 0ooa shape.

The road bed Of the Henderson
Route" d being put 10 an excellent con-
dition. There are City or sixty men
working near Rock Haven. They are
getting out rock which % used 70 ballast
the bed.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
Success.

The Newsboys Prayer, a song dedicat-
ted to the newsboys Of Louisville, is meet
ing with great success. The song was
composed by Misses Blanche and Emma
Moseley, two Of Breckenridge county's
intellectual young women.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
In Good Health.

Mr.. Milt MathenY, ST., who has been
living at Jolly's station has come to this
town to spend the rest Of his days with
bis son, Milt Matheny, Jr. He has reach
the good old age Of 20 and every in.
diCation is favorable for him to live
many years to come.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
Christian Church

Elder Bearo calls attention TO the
Christian Endeavor meeting az Che
Christian church Thursday night There
win be- services &C iho same church Sum
dav nirht.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
We. TIIror rfOworsboro.

OwHusBouo, KY, Oct. l4.-William Z.
Minor, Of Breckenridge county, made
one Of the best speeches tonight In the
interest Of tho Democratic State ticket
that have been heard here during the
campaign.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
None Equals Il.

MLJ. j. keenan, and son, Mainard,
Of Tar Fork, we're In town Monday, Mr..
Keenan, said "the News is the best
paper that comes into my home aud It
always contains more county, state and
local news than any other paper ! ever
Rad 20
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18

The election commissioners met last
Monday a. Hardinaburg and Organized.
Tioe Jolly was elected president and
TAYLOR Beard Secretary. They have set
next Saturday 10 appoint officers Of cleo
ton.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
WnI II Ann 3 VI.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Knight photo
graphera Of this city win leaYe Thursday
ior Warwick, county, Ind. and Rookport.
They win be absent for one week,
visiting relatives 90 the above places.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
OnnFurIough.

RI. Ogle, a sergeant in Company F
which is stationed at Fort Thomas, KY,
was in town Saturday. Mr.. Ogle is tax
ing his lurlough and was here to meet
his friends before returning.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18

Capt. j.. d. Roland, L. q. Reid, NAL
colin O'Brion and Dr. q. D. RsniroW
took the train Saturday. for Sinking
Greek 70 enjoy the Sport Of fishing.
They met with fairly good success.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
ADegtructlVo pfo.

win g. Payne met With q serious loss
one day last week On bic place. Ho had
four hundred bundles Of oall burned.
They caught dlo from q throshing ma
china.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
Harry Knows.

The Bowling Green News and the
BREoKENHDGE NEWS are the two best
weekly papers that come to this office
ElizabethtoWn News
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18

Fred Ferry Che clever agent % the
depot % thir city, leit Saturday Cor
sherman, Texas. re Will Do sbaent two
weeks whiting Old aoQuainiancoa and
reloHvoa.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
Ak Of p. Quest.

Mr.. RI. slado, Of Cynthiana. general
organiser FOR the endowment rank Of the
X. Of p, order, vac 90 Town, the guest Of
that lodge. Monday and Tuesday. he
made oall % the NEWs Office
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18

James n Popham and no'oa Miu
Dslphina Popham, Of Custer vent 20
Lou'avlllo. Saturday They took in Che
Carnival end wore Well pleased.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18

Judgement for plaintiff for $50 and costs
Amanda Adams W.. Milt Adams, plain
tid granted a divorce.
Maud Brown 70. Seth Brown, plaintiH
divorced.
Hall 4 Dnne's assignee vs. Geo, Hall
&C., a1aieneos report sustained.
Virgil Hardin va bic hoiu &C., The
court in the consolidated action adj
judged that lack Hardin was entitled
20 the wheat in question against d. and
II. Pate aud that zaok Hardin recover
Of defendants Pate, 1924 With interest
from Aug 1898. Defendants Pate
are entitled 10 q credit Of 500 on bond
executed 10 julie Hardin, said bond 10 be
credited With $40 "a aud $3.50 TO be paid
70 Hannah Hardin, Administrative.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18
CIRCUIT
COURT.
Proceedings Of the Civil Docket
at the County Capitol.

The Master Commissioners Files Re-
port Of Sale IN Eight Actions.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-18

jennie Travis %. 0. W. soltoh
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
CANNON.
Tue BENEFIT ENrRRrAINMENr.

THE BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT.
The Benefit entertainment, last week
Thur7dav night, was q NOTABLE success,
and was attended by about 125 people.
The sum IF $5l was Melted, and all went
home pleased with the program present
ed, which was IS follows:
| Instrumentsl Duet.
2 Dialogue, From Punkin Ridge"
3. Quartet.
4 detrimental Solo.
Dialogue. THE Widows Might"
Refreshments.
Mias Ethel Hcar returned to her hone
IN BROOKLYN, Wednesday laet, afre,
spending . fortnight with Mrs Joel God
frey.
John Scrib0er OF Darbury has beer.
spending few DAYS with hia parents
here. He has been in poor health and
left for Florida, Monday. where he vii
remain until his health is some what
better.
Mary Bangert of South Norwalk
"pent Sunday with her sister in this
pl"ce.
Editor Smith was in town, Monday,
on business.
Mrs J. o Godfrey made a shopping
trip to New York, Friday.
At the quarterly conference of the
Methodist church, last week, Elder
Beach made his last visit. A unanimous
request was made for the return OF the
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
STUDENTS POSITIONS.

Mrs Olive A. Stephens, former stu
dent of the Union Business College,
Bridgeport, has been placed by the school
az stenOgrapher with Warner Brothers.
Three students of this college are perma-
nently employed with this company.
Henry W. Trowbridge Of ROxbury,
student of the Union Business College,
Bridgeport, has been placed by the
school with the Fairfield Chemical Co.
This college provides more students with
positions than all other schools in this
vicinity combined.
r. Mccarthy of Ansonia, student Of
the Union Business College, Bridgeport.
has been placed by the school as stenOg-
rapher with the Lewis Oyster Co. This
college has three students permanently
employed with this company.
Arthur Hayward, q former student Of
the Union Business College, Bridgeport,
has been placed as bookkeeper with the
Waldo Foundry. Every competent stu
dent of this college is employed.
Jessie 2. Bates, a student Of the Union
Business College, Bridgeport, has just
accepted poaitiod as stenographer at
her home in Holtsville, L. I.
This college has provided eight stu
dents, and others, with substitute posi-"
tions since December II, 1898.
The Union Business College now has
three desirable positions to fill and ie
without proficient students to occupy
them.
This college has supplied four persons
with excellent positions in the past 10
DAYS, not shown in this list, but which
| will appear soon.
Two advanced students of the UniOr
Business College are now teaching the
bookkeeping and shorthand classes at
the Y W. @. A.
The UBion Business College has from
one to six students permanently employ
ed with each of over 100 business firms
in this city,
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03

| 1t is pleasure to me to bring you greet.
| ings on this occasion from the Shelton Con
gregational church, which you NAV claim as
| q daughter as so many OF it's members have
gone out from this church, Or are descend
ants OF some OF its former members. and as
we are here assent led to day upon this very
| interesting anniversary occasion the thought
comes with the words OF Scripture read this
morning: "Whereupon we are comprised
| about with so great q cloud of Witnesses -
| Are those who organized this church and the
many who have followed them in its mem.
| bership but who have passed on before to
| their Heavenly home, with us to-day? 1t
would be so pleasant to feel that their souls,
clothed in their Heavenly garments were
lowering over us within these walls. and al
though invisible to us, rejoicing with us in
the remembrance aud contemplation of its
past history and work. In the very interest
ing historical address by Rev Mr. PARK this
morning he spoke OF one change. the former
years when so many were church goers and
now the nonchurch goers predominant. In
the earlier days OF my recollection it was the
practice that every family and all the MEM
bers thereof should be attendants at church
unless sickness or some untoward event pre-
vented and it was very difficult for the chill
dren to frame an excuse that would allow
them to remain at home on the sabbath. In
coming here to-day we passed several houses
along the road and memory called up those
who formerly resided in them and all were
regular attendants upon the sanctuary,
either this or the adjoining one And when
the services were over in the afternoon the
street was filed wi. h the horses and vehicles
going to their respective homes which were
in ny cases in distant parts OF the town
The first m mister OF my recollection was
Rev Thomas Punderson, who was q fai hful
earnest and devoted pastor OF sth- 1ock, ard
10 one sermon he preached there was m.
cident which seems as fresh in my memo;
as whom it occurred in my boyhood days.
His text was from the account of the healing
of the daughter OF the Syroph9nician Uom-
an Yon recollect the woman hearing that
Jesus was in the coasts thereof left her home
and went long distance and when she
found Christ she exclaimed: "Have mercy
upon me, o Lord, thou Son OF David.o But
no apparently paying no attention to her,
whom the disciples requested him o send /
away. said TO them: II am not sent but unto
the lost sheep of the house of Isreal.n Then
she came and Kneeling to Him safi: ''Lord
neip me But Jesus said unto her: sit is
not meet TO take the childran's bread and TO
sRst IL 70 dogs" And then MIR Punderson
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
IN THE GRIP OF LA GRIP.

This old town has been in the grip Of
La Grip and in the grip of the elements
also, for the last three or four weeks.
The storms and sickness have prevented
any preaching service for the last three
SUNDAYS, Rev Mr. Moses has been Ill
aince February IL q Is still too weak to
leave the house. A great many have
been laid up for longer or shorter time
with the grip.
w. B. Hawley ia neatly fully recover
ed, but Mrs Hawley is etill held fast in
her home.
The family of j. 81. Evans have al
been sick except the son, Lewis. MI
Evans ls slowly recovering from pneu'
monia. Mrs Evans is still very sick with
pneumonia.
Owing to the sickness and snow block
ed roads there has been no school at the
Center for two weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03

stog4 and iI-t pc ~ Zrsr B fdge vgas
81 cksdai for sev.ra, d4Y+.
Mr. S-Iah Nee is spending few weeks
with "o' +nEhter, Ms Frsnk Stowe.
NJ Charles B cley las lately viFi.ed
her daugh IT In Orange and relatives in
Ne " Haven
hiss D'tia Curtiss of Monroe visited
her friend, Miss Z izs Stephens. LAST
week.
Miss Helena sherman hss been re-
cent guest s, J b. Downs.
Ee rye Sherman Is bone from South
Bri'sin for 3 visit with his parents.
EIward Booth IL visiting his sister, Mrs
Gebrgo Smith.
Lsdie-' warm shoes Use; warm German
fel' siipps-e CO.; bow fe,t combination
boots. 81 Is; snd everything in foot
wear To- t'-m tssde 81 lowest prices.
Hubhel Br the-s. De-bv Shoe Store.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
Crippled by
Rheumatism,

Those who have Rheumatism find
themselves growing steadily worse all
the while. One reason of this is that
the remedies prescribed by the doctors
contain mercury and potash, which ul-
timately intensity the disease by caus-
Ing the joints to swell and stiffen.
producing severe aching of the bones
5. s. s. has been curing Rheumatism
for twenty years-even the worst cases
which seemed almost incurable.
Capt. o. E. Hughes, the popn1.r rs,,-o.a
conductor, of Columbia, s. O., had an eTners-
ence with Rheumatism which Convinced him
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03

IheTo were no servlces at Grace church,
Snnday,and it eeems doubtful il a rector
will be settled here before Easter.
Phillips & Wheeler have the contract
To build a substantial business wagon for
Mr. Burton of Trumhull. They have Or
ders for several new jobs for the spring
trade already.
Miss Matte Skipp. who has been
working at George Wheeler's, has been
at her home on the sick list.
Orville s. Mallett sold two pair of mic e
fat cattle, he recently got in the easter n
part OF the state, to Ferris of Stamford,
last week
Mrs Melissa Hurd has been quite Sc
riouslv i'll with Crib.
Mrs J. A. Sherman is recovering from
an attack Of grip and is able to be about
again.
The mining company have surprised
Long Hill people, for during the past
week local parties, to whom they owed
small bills, have been receiving checks in
settlement of the same, much to Their
SUBTRACTION.
John W. Tvrrell received word of tbe
death IT Fister-in-law. Mrs Mary Hud-
aon at New Haven, and the funeral wa
to be held On Tuesday. The deceased
ady was 76 wears old.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
with tremulous voice ans. . great deal Of "a.

thos gave the persistent woman's answer:
Truth, Lord, but the dogs eat of the crumbs
which fall gfrom the Masters table," as he
thus endeavored to impress upon his people
this great, sublime faith which brought its
reward. Many "reminiscences come up at
call but time will not permit to
give even few of them. You have had an
important and pleasant anniversary to-day,
but al the next some OF US will not be here.
May the RAYS OF light and life continue to
shine forth from this sanctuary to the bles-
sing of many souls and when our days ON
earth are ended may-we be united with the
brethren aud the loved ones who have gone
before and with them rejoice in the gtories OF
eternal salvation.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
Town TOPICS.
Grange Bulletin.

Patrons should not overlook the date
OF the next regular meeting, Tuesday
evening, March 7. The seven candidates
are to be given the third and fourth de-
grees and collation. is to be served in
their honor. The ladies are requested
not to forget their usual excellent way
Of providing, for which they have a
county reputation.
The lecturers program will be post
poned until March q, when the two
evenings program will be combined.
Fairfield County Pomona Grange will
meet at Shelton, Wednesday, March 8,
at 10 o'clock.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
genial pastor, Rev Mr. Brien, for ar other
SHERMAN.
OUGHT TO BE ARRESTED.

There are three or four boys In the
south part of the town, whose miedoings
of late should cause them to receive 3
just punishment, and thereby pvt an end
to the lawlessness exhibited by these
w ,rse than young savages. One night
very recently David Osborne, an old mar
living alone with no near neighbors, on
his return home, was set upon by There
boys with clubs. He managed to get
into the house and lock the doors, and
thereupon thew proceeded to smash out
m nst of the window lights. 1t ia high
time that such ill.doers should BE-
brought to justice.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03

a long time with rem ttent fever. is re-
covering under the care of DE- Smith of
Newtown.
Mrs Daniel Murphy is about again af-
ter a severe tussle with the grip.
John j. Barrett of Bridgeport passed
Sunday with his mother, Mrs James Bar.
rett.
Mrs Harriet Bevans has returned to the
home of V. e. Patch, after making an
extended visit in Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
DEATH OF WILLIAM KNAPP

William Knapp, Who has been out of
hea TIA for some time past, died a. his
home on the Hsttertnwr road on Friday
Of last week. He was 76 wears old and
leaves a wife onlv. The funeral was at
tended on Monday from his late home,
Rev M Braman officiating. The burial
was In the Tashua cemetery.
Miss Warren OF B ~id2eport has been
a guest at the pleasant home of NJ and
MRS A. B. Curti.
Miss Jesin FFer Oh passed Sunday at
the M~thodtat per>0nage, the guest OF
Mi Hattie Holmes.
George S Colev would like TO di pose
# his place il Stepney aud offers it for
sale.
George Fl. LYON was summoned to
B idgeport IN Tuesday as witness If
the sherman divorce case
TurneY Northrop has sold pair of fat
cattle to L. G. Gilbert & Sons Of Hun
tirRtown.
Birdsey Sherman has been on the sick
list for few days past.
The Woman's Christian Tempe ance
Union will meet at the usual place and
hour, Wednesday, March 8.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
AsPETUCK AND VICINITY.

G. B. Wskeman has scld COW to J. r.
Hill.
Mrs Amy Bartram of Reddirg and c.
Lobdell of Eassnn spent Sunday with
Mr. and M II S5urges.
Mrs Moses Tread well Of Lyons Plains
has visited at c. B. Wakeman's.
Munson Hubbell of Bridgeport has been
at Marion Williams.
Moses Ell Thorpe, Stephen D. Wheeler
and Charles s. Everett have been drawn
tn aerve as jurors in the Superior court
at Bridgeport.
Hanford LYON, ST., is in quite feeble
health, this winter.
Mrs Wilson Ferris Ia suffering wit h
the prevailing epidemic, grip. DR. Reid
was called.
W. Ferris is suffarirg with severe
cald.
Mrs K. Nichols and three daughters Of
Bridgeport were recent guests of Mre
Hartford Lyon.
Miss Lora Clark spent Saturday a.
guest of her friend. Miss Alice LVon.
Mr. and Mra Charles Middlebroohs
ard daughter, Visa, spent Washington's
Birthday at W. B. Bradley's.
Charles Powell is victim Of the grip.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed at the Baptist church,
following the preaching service on Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs F. E. Silliman has been visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
Miss Lucy Aver left town. Monday,
for month of musical study in New
York. Miss Frances Aver will remain at
the parsonage during her absence.
Mrs Burr Wilson is worse than at last
writing.
Parties from Fairfield Woods have been
looking at the Eli Winton place with
view of making purchase.
On account of the storm the Eudeavor
meeting was omitted at the Cougrega,
fional church. Sunday evening.
Mrs Henry Osborne and Mias james
spent few days 10 B Bridgeport, last week.
Fred Provost ia at W. 4 Shermau's.
The bills have come In for opening the
roads from the last storm. II 10 pleasing
70 note that they are less than for the
storm
February q. Mrs Deborah Sillimsn
man Ia bright and active and in full pos
hope to celebrate her 100sh birthday with
her next year.
One day, last week, Constable A. w.
Osborne attached the horse, wagon end
harness of Mr. Remission for s. N. o..
borne, and the property is now in his
possession for debt.
F. G., Haeublin il hustling the feed and
grain business and IL ready TO suppiy the
wants Of farmers in this line.
j T.. Perry. who has been iii with the
grip. is much better.
ppr0uuYwT
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-03
LYONS PLAIN.
EMMANUEL CHUCH NOTES.

Owing to the severe storm there was
no service at Emmanuel church, Sunday.
C. W. johnson and wife returned home,
this week, after visIt of Two weeks with
relatives in Bridgeport.
L. r. Hoy5 is 80 he goes out for short
time pleasant daya, after confinement
in the house Of over two weeks with
grip and bronchitis.
MISS N title Merwin is spending week
home on tie sick list.
The Misses Merwin of Norwalk spent
Sunday with their mother.
Mrs Rachel Banks is at her daughters,
Mrs Bradley Whites. where she will re-
main the rest OF GhE winter.
Miss Eddice White and Master Doug
lass Williams spent several days at Ha~
ley Williams, NJ, field, this week.
Hiram McCunkey is quite i'll with
grip and other complications.