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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-12-04

got themselves. They have been
inobbed in Hammond, Ind. and Mans
field, Ohio, and in Chicago. Sensa-
tional stories have been told about
them. Their methods have been harshly
criticised. They have been subjected
to many forms of persecution.
Their leader has been held up to
scorn, has been dragged into the courts
in civil and criminal proceedings, and
has been characterized as Chicago's
worst enemy. His life and the lives of
his closest advisers have been searched
for evidences of wrong-dolng. When
these have been found they have been
scattered broadcast
1t has lasted ten years, and in that
time, in the face of many crusades
against him by ministers of the gospel,
by the press, the medical profession
State and city officials and large sec
ton of the people, Zion has grown from
200 persons to $4,000; its wealth from
$50 to mony millions.
Those who know Zion know. too. that
Dowie IS Zion. He thought out the
plan years ago, and has given his life
to the perfection of it. No man in Chi
cago to-day has a stauneher personal
following than he. He is alone respon-
sibIe for the thing that has made men
say that a feudal system as strict as
that of the Middle Ages is alive in Chi
cago now.
Pen Picture of Dowie.
This is Dowie: He is 50 years old. His
beard and hair are white. He is
strongly put together, and always looks
as if in perfect health. His step is light,
his eyes clear, and his voice is as the
voice of a dozen men. He is well edu-
Gated. He has had tie training of
Congregational minister and has been
a minister in that church. He has a
style Of his own, both in the pulpit and
in his literary work. He wastes no
words. He is unconventional in his
choice of words, and just as unconven-
tional in his delivery. He calls names
from his pulpit-sometimes ugly names
land he rides roughshod over the feel
ings of his congregations. He abuses
them when he thinks they need it, and
he wheedles when he believes that is
the best course. His people love him
better than they love their homes and
their families, and many Of them have
left both to follow him.
He has magnetism. He calls himself
"the fighter of the devily de also
fights secret societies, the use of to-
bacco and alcohol. the medical profes-
sion, the press and the habit of eating
pork. He fights them all in his own
way. When he is not busy with them
he is working with his faith-healing or
planning and carrying out his business
enterprises.
He went to a theological seminary a
Edinburgh, and then to Sydney. New
South Wales. 1t was in the seminary
where he was studying the principles
of Congregatlonalism that he first
found the faith-healing theory. While
reading his fI; iiibie ne made up his mind
that Christ menat to cure the body as
well as the soul, and that prayer, ac-
companied by the laying on Of hands,
would do what was required. He kept
his belief to himself He had stomach
trouble and was going to die. The doc
tors could do nothing for him. He read
the Bible all one night. prayed for a
cure and was cured. That is. he says so.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-12-04

To remove fruit. tea, coffee or choco-
late stains, spread the stained cloth
over a bowl and pour boiling water
through from height so that it will
strike the place with force.
For an ink stain that is still fresh
soak the cloth in milk, changing the
liquid as often as it becomes discolored-
If it is dry and obstinate, use Javelle
water or salts of lemon. If the former,
pour in on the cloth over 4 bowl and
allow it to stand for a short time, then
wash thoroughly. If salts of lemon is
employed, place the cloth over bowl Of
steaming water, sprinkle the salts OF
lemon on the stain and allow 1t to stand
until it fades away. Then scale thor
oughly.
Lemon and sunshine are the antidotes
for mildew. Rub the lemon on the spot
and place il in the sunlight.
Iron rust yields TO salts of lemon or
Javelle water if either is applied ac-
cording to the directions for removing
ink
Soak grass stains in alcohol and rub
the cloth until the color disappears.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-12-04
Kitchen Weights and Measures.

Soak grass stains in alcohol and rub
the cloth until the color disappears.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24
Notice Of Application for
UNITED STATES PATENT

Survey Nmnocr 1915, United
States Land Office, Boise City, Ida
August 3, 1900.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
in pursuance of lnc Act of Congress mp
proved Ma, no. 1872, tn. Black Crook
Mining ANA Milling Company Corporn-
uou orgu,1cd and EXISTING under the
laws of Titan. by William Bintord IT., At
torney in fact. has made application lor
,patent for the Black Crook. Imp, and
Demon Consolidated Loe,s bearing gold
and silver tine same being situated in West
View Mining District, Boise County,
State og Idaho. and described by the of-
acid llat herewith posted aud hv thu
icld notes ON Hlc in the office of 'he Reg
lister Roisc civ Lsud District, State Of
Idaho, as follows ta-wir
BLACK CROOK LONE
Beginning ,u corner number !. OF the
Black Crook Lode beiug "a iir postI feet
long inches Square >rt'two feet in the
ground. married. l-l5l5 from which L. :.
l.. N uumbrr . West View Mining Dis
trlct. Boise County Idaho, bears SDutn
So d,trees. 81 minutes east l0iO5 feet
thence North ~ degrees and 81 minutes
west. ls3.3 feet to corner number >. fir
nos, mark,s 2-l5l5; thence south % de-
,r ......... .....t Z ,nn f..f %, cnrupr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
TlMBhR LASD. ACT JCNG 1879.


Roiae tdthu. aua- -, un'
Notice is hereby given that ni compliance with
the provisions of thv act OF Congress, OK june 3,
1875, entitled Auaci for The >a.v % iipoor lands
ia the States Of California, Oresou, Nevada, Quo
Washington Territory, as extended go AN the
Public Land States by act OF August g. is9e
ellis wilson a., Sweet. county OF Boi,c, state of
inaho ha, This day filed in this office hi, sworn
statement number -, Tor the purchase of the
srA sw4, swi4 sFA section o. NEl-i Nwi-i
swift NEl-L OF section number i2 ia township
number north angce el,t ava win oGct
ptooi to show that tne land sought IS more
valuable Tor lbs umhcror stone than Tor agrieult-
ural purposes and 20 establish his claim 10 said
laud hsfuro the Register nnd Receiver OF this
onico at uoisc. ldgho ou Friday 90, 3l~t day OF
August H0n
llc nantes as Witnesses. Gcnrg, Coo6 and
Robert s ltulr of sweet, Idaho and tirQrgc BOogc
ami Icum n. Rnboyol Emmvtt Idaho
Aly ana an persons claiming adversely Che
described lauds arc requested 10 tile their
claims in this oulcc on or hcio,c SAID 3lth day OF
August. 1900
6-ag-ro 20 s-Si-l00O. JantcS King, Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24
NOTICE Fob PUBLICATION.
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE b. 1874
United States Land Onicc

United States Land Onicc.
bnss. idaho dune 81. 1900.
Notie'is horcoy given that in eoiupluncc
with the provisions OF the act of Congress- OF
JuncS isss entitled An act ior tine sale of iim-
Der lands in the. statos OF California Oregon.
Novada. and Washington Territory as oxtcut-
ci to aii lhe Public Land States 10y act o. Nu-. .
l-aa, Charles J.. Na.tir, u sweet; couutyoi Boisc
state ui luauv. ua, uns Guy alei ~ THIS Office
his sworn statement No 90, for the purchase OF
Tic W.. y VIII o. SECTION No. 81 ia Township
40. g..S Range SO. . East and Will offer proof
TO snow that the land sought o. more valuable
i1r Us lumber or tone than Tor agricultural pur-
poses, and 70 establish his claim 20 said land
uc:ore the kegi,tcr'.ud receiver Of this office at
Boise Idaho, Oh Tue .iay the II day Of soptem
hcr. 1900
lie names as witnesses. nathaniel z Lewis
~ sweet. Boise county, Idano. ana william W.
Parrish Douglas kuoz and Au1rcw Kelley al Of
Emmett, Canyon county. Idaho.
ANY aul uil person. clli-llug adversely tho
aopyc-desc-.uea lauds are requested 20 nlc theig
claims IN this oiice OIL Or before said Il day q
sept. mber. 1900.
70 " ~ 9-i-i5J9. Jguss Ring Ieg.s tcr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24
State News.

There seems TO be- some doubt about
the body found al Bunch's place above
Gorden valley being that 81 Lorrn2o
Carpenter.
Four piers aud half Of the idaho
Northern railroad bridge across Boise
river have been completed. Two pier,
and a half are yel to be finished Lad
rr.
The Republican party viii formally
open us campaign Aug. - at which time
bulge stamod viii speak az l5ouncr's
Ferry and John T. Morrisonat Emmett.
these being tho only assignments decided
upon so far --Indepcndeut
j. r. BRutou loses his case against the
University Regents Judge Steele dis
missed the case on the grounds that the
regents had II right to dismiss him
whenever they considered the interests OF
the University requircdil
But for chance discovery of the
flames, Tuesday The wagon bridge over
thc PAycttc toward Washor would now
be- ~ ruins. William Mead discovered
the fire ns he drove on the structure II
was well started aud had eaten through
the upper flooring 10y the llme he had ST.
cured pau aud bcggn throwing water ON
ill., independent
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24
THE DEMON" LODE.

Beginniuglt corner number b. heiu.
Identical with corner number OF tM.
Imp" Lode of this survey, from which
T. ) l.. NJ number bears south l3 q,
yrcrS, ~ minutes west 1ic.l fe.t: theme
north G6 degrees II minutes cast 1919.
feet TO corner ulmhrc ,. 20 dr ros, mark
ed 2-l5l5; thence north ~ degrees 81
minutes west so feet to corner number 3
ir post markrd 3-l5ll, thence south &C.
degrees 26 minutes west BELT feet tu
corner number ;, Identical with corner
number og the limp Lode of thus survey.
thence south II degree, ~ minutes cast.
600 6 feet 90 corner number p,rrol b..
ginning. containing 1901 acres. THE
location uo,ics of This Lode is recorded in
Book II 40 page l6i of Ouartz Nbnino
Locations. of the Records of BOISE couu-
~. state OF Idaho Adjoining claims ON
inns ''dr' nonr'
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
50 Ea=4 tb.E
WARREN
TOWN AND, PERSONAL MATTERS.

~ TOWN AND PERSONAL MATTERS.
The fIrsta Warren-1fke winter weather
Appeared Sunday, the 19th. The snow
Of the day and night previous was piled
in drifts. Thermometer eight above zero
and wind blowing furiously all day.
There were eight people at church,
Sunday, two of the n ministers. Rev Mr.
Sweet, al Advent preacher from Win
sted, delivered the sermon. Uaion serv-
ices at the Congregational church in the
evening.
St Valentines evening the people old
and young gave eur pastor and his wife
a surprise party. The night was perfect.
with full orbed moon, mild and lovely
as April All, had q happy time az every
one. does under their hospitable ropf. A
postoffiee with valentines was q feature
of the entertainment.
A son of Patrick Duggsn, who. has
been Tor some time In Torrington, came
home on tho 9th, not well. His funeral
was attended, February II, FROM the
Roman Catholic church in Cornwall.
affl;ction."
The heavy rain prevented =: the State
Grange lecturer from coming, IS expect
ed, Che second Tuesday of February.
Lewis Ohmen has taken the. Henry
Shove farm, 49,,
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
SOUTH BRITAIN.

FARMERS INSTITUTE AT SOUTH BRITAIN.
By Invitation of citizens. the Co necti:
cut State Board of Agriculture and the
Experiment Stations will hold an insti-.
tute at Munson halh Tuesday, February
81. The program will be as follows:
At 1870 q. M. Extensive Dairy Farming,
The Value OF an Eye in Farming, 81. g. Man.
At l.8o, Feeds and Feeding OF the Dairy
Herd, Prot G. s. Phelps, Storrs.
A question box will be open to receive
inquiries upon any subject pertaining to.
rural life. A general invitation is given
to all, but especially to the ladies. The
railroad station is Pomperaug, Highland
Division, about two miles from the. hall.
The Committee on Farmers Ips titntes
consists OF the members Of the Conneosi.
cut Board~of Agriculture: r.. s! Gold,
secretary, West Cornwall; Charles l..
Cheshire .Iames E. B rown, N. S1oning-
ton; [. G. FansoD, Westport; N. @. Will
liams, Brooklyn; E. G. Seeley, Ro9bury :;
g., D. Hammond, Cromwell; g. A
kEhompgoH, Melrose. Connecticut rE0
pertinent Station, DR. e. 81. Jenkins, d.
rector, New Haven Storrs, Experiment
Station, Pref G. B. Phelps viee-diFector,
Storrs. The local committee of sIrange-
ments consists of D. MITCHELL Ezra
Pierce, William e. MitcheH.
,a~C -
1t is amusing, yes, almost pathetic, to
| nete The ,tenaaity with which someIdairy-
men stitching to the milk5shippng phan-
tom. Many of these men we're formerly
connected with local creamery, getting
fair monthly returns. But the golden
promises of the mink car agents charmed
Them and forthwith the snre thing is
dropped and the second best taken up.
1t Ia drawing it mildly to assert that nine
out of ten OF these former creamefy pa.
irons are eating crow instead, of. turkey
this winter, with none but themselves TO
blame. Keep on, benighted brothers,
Through storm, cold and darkness, seven
| days in the week. We prefer to make
cream, get our cash every 80 days and
deliver.the milk only three or four days
out of seven,-[1he New England Home.
ataad
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
BRIDGEWATER.
- . ap-N
4 DELIGHTFUL OCCASION.

The dance in the hall ON Wednesday
evening given by the young ladies OF the
De GusEibus Non est Dispntandum, club,
was well ATTENDED and was a. pleasant
occasion. : The bali had been stastef0lly
trimmed with :graens, bunting and flags,
and when lighted up 1t presented pleas
ing appearance. Excellent music was
Furnished for dancing by the Demusie
orchestra of New Milford. Light refresh
ments were served and dancing was kept
up till the wee 'sfaau hours OF the morn
ing. Guests were present from New Mil
ford, Roxbury and other places.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH


Rev Mr. Becker was again heard from
the pulpit, last Sunday. Small con-
gregations were seen at each seryice.
The majority wiiknot attend church DUR
ing inclement weather. W 100
Sherman, ICogsweIl. id gettSaSg ont
frame work at o. Z. Beeman's SIAilf for
large horse barn to join to his home
cattle barn, the present year. ~
Rev, Mr. Leathers pfa Bantam es lled" at
David Kenney's, lsstS FFidS yfaKte rnoon.
Mrs r. s. Brown is at presenB Gonfin-
ed TO her home with bronchitis.@
D. K. Granniss is fast gainiEg popu=
larity at public dances In this country
and outside as guitar player. He filled
three engagements, last weeAs at New
Milford, Danbury and in this pla0e, and
this winter he has played in Id fferent
places upwards OF rs nights. Whenever
heard, be is sure to be. heard again.
Daughter No, was added to Hpn 81.
o. AverilPs family on Monday Digit Of
last week. ~
j. 3. Stillson. purchased Last eek 7o1
Hon Fl. o. Averill, several fine fat cove
for Clinton Judson of Watertow1.s - Ml
Stil4aon passed the first part the weeh
In Derby. kNl
Mrs Edward Honan of ,Gayngdsyille
passed Lass week az bert fa&heE E. r,
Brague. Her hpsbapd ohe& beg pn Sat
urday evening. .1ag-t
Mrs. George g. Hopkins retufhed tc
her Home at Lakeside on Wednesday aci
last Week, from Bridgeport.
Three of Thomas Martins emldreE
were shut in last week with. severe colds
The Imperial Stodk Co. of New x Oh
City, who used Pavilion hall fors1g days
decided on Wednesday evening MsAE they
could etAy herea Ithe femaindeTnf last
week and give final ENTERTAINMENT il
the hall on Saturday evening, WI lSh they
did. The play given on Saturday ever
ing Was tRhe Wife's PERIL andA fsrce
and 6tber sp9cialties followed tie ANA
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23

Destroying its victim, is type of Con-
-stipation. The power Of this 'murderous
malady is felt on organs and nerves and
muscles and brain. There's no besith
till it's-oYercome. ButDr Kings New
Life Pills Are a. safe and certain cure.
Best, IN the world for Stomach, Liver. K ID
neys, Bowels. Only 25ce6ts At r. II. Beers
60 Co., Newtown; s. C. Bull, Sandy
Edward A. Honan, MerainsvflIe; VII
liam j. Beebier, 'Brookfe1d; Willis n
B. Hawley, Sherman. Drug stnres.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
R0XBURY..
DEATH oF MISS HATTIE fsH Al

a Je.,fe-r1 - ,,rl,sr~ : = - = yessI
Died, Wednesday morning bE last
week, at the home of her parents ON
Good Hill. Hattie, o1dest daunhter n tNr
and Mrs Chester e. ishanas aEuner6 sgTr..
s zess y eSsras sa M e S0ftn
ternoon, Rev j., L. e. Wyckof officiafiiiR.
She has been . patient sufferer f3r sever-
al years, She will be, greatly .missed Ia
her home and by, her many. friendG d.
w, Swan WAS the undertaken in charge.
-sa ~. 7
Rev Mr. Hunphrev ia spendsna few
DAYS in Boeton. -
Mrs. Adelaide Northrop of Roxbnrv
Station called npon- q, number Of ~her
ftiends. at the village last Thursday. .er.s.
| Born, February H. daughter to MI
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
a PLEASANT SURPRISE

A. B. Mallstt was very pleasantly sur
prised on Monday evening by some 20
Of his. gentlemen friends, who spent the
evening in playing whist. Mrs "a. B.
Mallett and Miss Bessie Mallett served re-
freshments during The evening. which
were enjoyed by all, Mr. Mallett playing
the host In such a manner as to make all
enjoy the evening very much.
Tha storm on Sunday was the cause OF
no$erG ces in the churches.
"a
MIAMI Mrs r. SD CLARK, arsa children OF
Nav 7diIaord snent Erfdau irS toMD the
bgaAs# oEMKRnd Ma Ds H. .uanfelds 8
| Mrs SaIlie Sanford was In Rrookfield
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs G. J. Pulls and J. W.
SdsmsLh and Miss .Elnrenae aEnithys u.
InsS and joe GaWan@ Wera anaong
tli0aa cana oYag from ews lord
TO enjoy 10 danes An dhesda 3yenina.
The tenement belonging Go G. B.
Thompson is occupied by two newly
married epupaes viz A md Mrs Whafen
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
q coNGREaATToNAL CHURCH, MOTIFS

The Sabbath evening services Iof the
|COngrega bional church on Sunday, IFebu-
airy il, were put into the hands BIT The
male members. In accordance With cir
culars sent out by the, Young Mans
Christian Association OUR young men
came to. the 'front.'. Fohr~ rapresented
each depa rtment Of Y. NJ. &C.! A. work
in it's social, physical moral and intel
Ilectual hnes.s G. B. Bristol sketcAed its
whole history III remarkably ctehr.cut
manner Mr Bur- leigh principal bf the
Egchdol, aave:s fnteSess ing ACCOUNT of 7.
M. @. A. efforts In the-co1ieges; dwelling
largely upon its ~workmgs~in Wealeyan
IUniversisy.~ Robert .Pla6t spoke bf the
work in general, referring particularly
| to that of tue Waterbury branch" H.. e..
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23

An operation was performed, Wehnes-;
day morning, by Drs Myron L. Coley OF
Waterbury and John Shepherd Of South
bury, upon t. +. Wylie. Mr. Wylie 20 do
.fngas well as-could be expected under
the circumstances. $500
j. R:Pemberton, who purchased the
David HaWley farm, has dispossd.of the
property and moved his family TO New
Mrs George oatmsn has returned to her
home again, after q short visit with her
son, who,resides In oxford.
Harley e. Warner is very miserable at
this writing. He has been in poor health
for long time.
/ Miss Edith Smith; the village tescher,
recently visited her parents In Water
town. Miss Smith Is doing finely as 3
Mrs Martha J. Wheeler OF Waterbury
has been q guest for a few days at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs, George e. Gar lick.
MRS T: F: Wheeler .wss in the Brass
M Ms { .ss4s sarah Tuttleis stfl quite indis.
posed. being confined to her bed most 1
the time, Mrs .Althea Atwood of Minor
town, her daughter. has kindly assisted
MIA Harley E.. Warmer in caring for her
| = - = I
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
WATEHT0WN.
MEET1NG WITH SUCCESS.

The st Johns Roman Catholic fair,
which has been Handicapped by the
weather to some extent, nevertheless
promises to net the Oakville people quite
good sized sum to GO towards building
their new church. Since the movement
to build this church in Oakville has start.
ed the promoters have met with great
est,success. The committee it charge o1
raising funds have reported hearty and
liberal response by all denominations;
not only in OakVille but also in Water.
town
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23


; There is no better. medicine for the
babies than Chamberlain's Cough RENE.
dy It's pleasant taste and prompt and
effectual cures make it q favorite with,
mothers and small children. It quickly
cures their coughs and colds, preventing
pneumonia or otter sdS3puS Consequences.
1t also cures cronA ansz has been used in
,teHs % shSdsApdssk cSes without d sim
=RR faI9re so Mr SweAave been able. to
learn. Eafnot g9ly group, but when
givenRas soon az the Acrdkpy cpugh
.appears, will prevent the attack in
Easee ooping cough it liquefias the
tm& nqqns, U IR-4s easier TO e8pec-
MfaR, Sd6 aAs the severity and fire..
8 nSypt the paroxysms Of coughing,
thus d6pfiVsBg that disease Of all danger
Gus consequences. For sale by r. H:
Beers & Co., NewtoWn; Taylor, Curtis B
GoHaAnayH eofS q. B. Brakeman, Bots.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
BETHLEHEM.


DAMAGE By THE RAIN STORM OF LAST
ID IS ''-' '''' WEEK. 80 49,. GO, ~
The rain, OF last week Tuesday made q
bad washout, on the wsste way Of the
Watertown reservoir, was hing out a chan
mel Is feet deep and. 30 feet wide some of
the way, and undermining, one corner OF
the stone workeof, the sdamS but did not
wash away any Of the dam" <They have
repaired the waste way temporarily. ace
The roads in town were badly washed
In many places by the freshet. From Mr.
Jones' house toward the Center, for a
T. About 30 couples attended the dance in
the Town hall, last Friday evening,
Washington, Morris and WATERFOWL were
represented. It was In honor OF the sec
ond anniversary of the marriage of Mr
and Mrs j. w. Flynn! SCI ~" 7-+''. =. -
MIR and Mrg~Wiliianna d. Flower and
Mrs A. G.. lake attended the Guernsey
town socisble at Joseph Atwood's, last
week Friday evening, and report a very
enioyable time. :et~ - ~-'F. -
< Editor SMITH of Newtown spent, Friday
night at 4. C.:iakesss "' ser ~ f'@.@
Mrs. H, RaAtwood celebrated her birth.
day February IA, by entertainin9 her
sisters, Mrs. r. P. Hayes, Mrs joel H:., At
wood and family, and MFR and Mrs N. L.
sBlosssT as .s>' = "'~~f.9 -. 80 "a.
r. Fred Lynn Of Watertewn' was, in town
last week, and said he expected to work
for Wafertnwn ON the road, this year.
Thosein' want ofeows or good pail
Of horses should look up'J. w: Smiths
advertisement In this weeks BEE. ''~'' :
A representative of THE BEE called on
that energetic farmer, J. W. Smith, the
other day. Mr. Smith has something like
/ 80 head of cattle on his farm, mostly
rcows. He makes butter for the Water
I,hnry market. Mr. Smith has within thu
year acquired the Stevens farm adjoinins
his to the north, which he hopes may
some ay-be carried on by his son.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23
OAKvILLE TEENS:


Bryon Newton has sold his nice home
stesdto Mr. Jacobs and expects: I'd make
his home III West haven.
Mr. Jacobs has sold his farm ON the
Bunker Hill road.
A. F. Ineson is very busy in h s ma
chine shop and gets out. seme fne work.
.. Miss Carrie Beardslee has gone block ~ta
HARTFORD q, - t~gv,-%N ~~s- -
+ The operetts at the Union. church il
progressing finely. g $1,000
Frank Douglass has been Improving
hia dwellings
Jehn Kennedy has concluded not tc
move into Ihis2stpre building. ~y~'H5'
Miss Gertrude Bhardslee Spent q riday
night with Misgl ~FfUrencB' Atwood OF
GuernssYtown. ".>t~e"- .. Z - "'"' -
The new seats 'of the Union 2dhurck
have come and have been placed lip posi-
ton by Robert Warner and othersg The
new piano ID to be given up, it is Under
stood, and new organ used.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-23

in this vicinity very badly. The water
way at TROOPS mill broke away leaving
the mill without water for grinding and
saving and the Bantam river, tonk 16 ties
belonging to Hill from, the side of the
road in front OF the station. ,
Dr. 6, M. Richardson returned from
Hartford, Friday evening, where be WAS
the guest Of, j, s. Gibbg. :, = ..,.,
Ray Tyler has rented the Allison EN-
mons place for the ensuing year. 49,
Miss K. English Of Washington was
the guest OF d. MISSIONER over Sunday.