The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16
ranging from $l 90 to 8.
BETHEL.
OUR REPUBLICAN JOL,

OUR REPUBLICAN JOLLIF1CAT1oN.
 The republicans of the town had big political parade, Wednesday evening : Marshall, John H. Beard captain, c. Fl. Freudenthal; lieutenants, George H. Crofut, Charles Short, Frederick Bene- dict and Frank Benedict. A company of boys dressed in unique style and under the guide of Henry Beaupain were in line, also citizens mounted on horses and on foot carrying torches. The music was furnished by the Bethel drum corps. The line of march extended from Grassy Ridge to Colpit Hill street and through nearly all the principal streets in the borough. The residences along the line of march were decorated and illuminated. An invitation was extended to the citizens of Bedding. whotree bonded and took part in the parade. Bethel people were never more enthusiastic over . jubilee of the kind. Even many of the opposite party lay aside all party feeling and joined in the fun in one way or another and seem. ed we'll satisfed with the future pros poets of the country and the outlook for business.
 ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE CELEBRATION. On Wednesday evening some of the echoes of last weeks election were heard when the republicans celebrated their victory in fitting manner with red fire and wild Indian yells. Many houses along the line of ma, oh were decorated more or less elaborately with flags and bunting. The line of march lay through the following streets. From the Foun- tain through Wooster street, Hickok avenue, Golden Hill, Main street, Center, High street, Blackman avenue, Elizabeth street, Greenwood avenue, Grassy Plain street, Fleetwood avenue, counter march. ing through Fleetwood avenue and Grassy Plain street to South, Beaver, Elm, East streets, Milwaukee avenue, Maple, Chestnut and Center streets, dis banding at the Fountain. The Bethel Drum corps acted as one of the escorts, also very good amateur band. There were number of visitors in line. Quite large number of paraders were mount ed.
 As side light to the parade it was quite pleasing to notice here and there people trying their horses to see if they would allow them to ride. Some of them would and others would not. It is Imaginable to See how every horse that is capable of holding rider or will stand still long enough to be mounted, and every saddle, new or old, no matter how old, are brought into acquisition at such times. It only goes to sL ow that good saddle horse is thing all by itself and is not or cannot he made all in . minute or for the occasion. Good saddle horses are few and those are bred or trained.
 CHURCH NOTES.
 The Junior Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold . popcorn sociable in the parlors of the church, Friday evening. An admission of five cents will be charged. There will be pleasing musical program and as the Juniors never do things by halves 1t will be worth the price.
 A literary meeting of the Epworth League will be held Wednesday evening, November 21. An interesting program is provided.
 Rev Dr B. M. Adams has gone to Ocean Grove, N. J., for few days.
 Rev Dr B. M. Adams preached another sermon of the series on Bethel" in the Methodist church on Sunday evening. The people show a growing interest in the Doctors dis courses.