The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-04-07
'Woman's Remedyfor Woman'sIlls
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Fairfield County.
WESTPORT.
ON BOTH SIDES OF TIE sAueArucK.
n troubles. All druggists. asa.

On Friday of this week Auctio neel
George A. barrow will auction off TIM
household goods belonging to the late
| William Renoude.
| Auctioneer Benjamin r.. Buckley by
order OF the administrator, Charles
Mills, will sell all the real estate belong.
| ing TO the estate Of the late William 81
PATTERSON on Thursday afternoon at
public auction.
Westport Grange held special meet-
ing, Wednesday evening, and conferred
the third and fourth degree upon five
candidates.
@. E. Hilsdon has sold his milk route
| to Frederick Swagirt.
! Mrs Frederick G.. Fillow of Norwaik
has been spending few days with her
parents, Mr and Mrs Nathaniel s. Kirk.
The annual parish meetings of the
Christ and Trinity churches were held,
Monday evening.
| Mrs Isaac Smith and Mr. and Mrs How.
| ard j. Smythe have moved to Stamford
Burr Coley, son of MIR and Mrs Robert
| q. Coley, is dangerously ill at his home
| with pneumonia.
Ebert n. Sipperly Of this place and
Benjamin +. Pease of Greenfield Hill,
visited Cannon, one night last week, and
met with many of the people of that
place, interested in Oranges. 1t was
voted to organize Grange and $1,000
was subscribed for new hall.
Rev William H. Wakeham of this
place and Rev William M. Fanton of
Saugatuck preached their farewell SER
| mons, last Sunday. Neither will return
to Westport, having been here the time
allowed.
Lewis Hnbbell has secured a position
/ in New Haven.
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Christ church gave an entertainment In
| the church psrlors, Thursday evening.
Miss Fannie Murray of Weston has
| been spending few days with her aunt,
Mrs Edward A. Nash.
| Miss Hattie P. Marvin of New York
city is visiting hes parents, Mr. and Mrs
William Ell. Marvin.
| Thomas G. Stearns is visiting his old
home at Upton.
| The rumor that the Westport and Sau-
gatuck Street Railway line, now owned
by syndicate Of capitalists is to be ex-
tended to ReddiDg and thence to Putnam
Park and Bethel will, 1t is said. shortly
be verified by the breaking of ground
proposed line have already given their
land aud others have agreed to get out
the ties. The farmers want the line
built and are giving the projectors of
the enterprise every encouragement.
The Southern New England Co. ia
soon to make numerous improvements In
it's Westport system including the extern
sion OF the line to the residence of Gilbert
N. Sipperly at Sipperly Mills. At pre- :
ent the town is NOT wired further north
than the Lee Manufacturing Co.'s plant.
This new line will open mp communica-
ton to point nearly to Lyons Plains.
Miss Susie Taylor ia visiting friends in
Naugatuck.
Miss Nellie Elwood has secured posi.
tion as stenographer with A. M.
Wooster, patent attorney, Bridgeport.
Gershom B. Bradley, who broke his
leg about couple Of months ago, by a
tree falling on 1t, Ia able to be out on
/ crutches.
| Miss Lulu B. Taylor has been spend
ing week with friends in New Haven.
Harry Z. Sherwood of New Haven is
spending week with his mother, Mrs
| Lois Sherwood.
| Miss Viola Smith of Naugatuck has
been spending week at the residence Of
Frank N. Taylor.
The Dramatic club is holding frequent
rehearsals Of its new play. s.Glorina, -