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The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
STARR'S PLAIN.

Mr. and Mrs David Grey of Sherman
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs Arson Banks
part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs John Braunis of Danbury
spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 81.
B. Platte.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Penny of Naugatuck
we're recent guests OF Mre PennY's moth
er, Mrs Sarah Bates.
Mrs Edwin Mills and Mrs Lewis Brad
ley spent one day last week with Mrs c.
e.. Blake in Ridgebury.
Jarvis Selleck was found dead sitting
in his chair on Monday morning. His
health was poor but he epent Saturday in
Danbury.
Howard Marley, ST., was home from
Lake Wacabuc, several days Ia week.
Arson Banks, who recently sold his
milk business to William Sherman of
Garfield avenue, has, with Edward
Marsh, bought the coal business of Frauk
Hobeon in Danbury.
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his place at the town farm Ia to be taken
by bis son, Burt Hubbell.
Mrs 0. G. Osborne of Riggs street has
gone to West Haven for few weeks Wis
it with her sister Mrs c. o. Lindley.
Mrs B. A. Newton Of Mount Carmel is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs E. NJ. Sperry,
Oh Chestnut Tree Hill.
Mrs Jane Perkins Of Stratford is visit
ing with Mrs Lucy Candee on Christian
street.
John Lawson, who lives on the road
between Christian street and the main
road called Towner Lane, has been for
several weeks indisposed, owing to heart
trouble. lie is being attended by DIR
Shepard of Southbury.
Bennett A. Scoville, veteran of the
Civil war. who with his wife have been
living with their son, E. A. ScoVille on
Five Mile Hill, was stricken with q shock
on Sunday, the 11th, and lived until LAST
Saturday morning without regsining
consciousness. His burial took place
Monday afternoon in the Episcops GENE
terry. His age was IS yesra.
John 81. Chstfield, who has long been
nearly blind, is now doubly afflicted, one
OF his eyes being very badly swollen and
inf AIMED. 1t is very painful.
Miss Julia Wheeler on Christian street
has hyacinth which has eight blossom
stalks and nearly 100 blossoms, all grown
from one bulb. 1t is handsome plant.
The bluebisds, which were singing go
cheerily Saturday morning, must have
concluded they had come too soon be-
fore Tuesday morning, as during the
past three days we have experienced
about ali kinds Of weather, Saturday
morning being like spring, in the evening
a thunder shower and Sunday and Mon
day being two of the most cold and te-
dious days of the winter. No matter
how March comes in. it is sure that Feb
ruary's exit was chilly, boisterous one.
Michael Flynn and Stiles Tucker, who
are working in the Swan shops in Sey-
mour, are now boarding down there, the
former with W. G. Peck, and the latter
with his brother, Irving Tucker.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
BETHLEHEM.

Harry Sykes of Pittsburg, Pa, was
recently married to Suffield, Conn,
lady. Mr. Sykes Ia the eldest grandson
of the late Dea William r. Harrison.
Mrs Hiram B. Atwood is visiting her
brother in New York City, also Frank
Hamltn, her husbands nephew, and fam.
lily Of the same p ace.
Mrs Abrsm B 3nnett and Mrs 81. M.
Garfield of South Britain spent several
days of last week with their relatives in
this place.
Mrs Frank Stoughton visited her moth
er in New Milford, last week.
Mr. Cowles of Hartford has been q re-
cent guest at j. B. Porter's
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REDDING.
A GREAT EVENT.

The great event of last week was the
oyster supper given by Representative
Gorham on the evening of Washington q
Birthday. Notwithstanding the wealth
or about rs assembled to do honor to the
day and enjoy the hospitality of their
genial host. The repast served was a
royal one. Oysters were served In every
style and with other fixings was right
royal feast. After supper, speeche-
were in order. Rev Mr. Evans respond
ed to the toast 1.-THE. Day We Celebrate
in a speech replete with wit and elo-
quence. he WAS heartily applauded.
II. z. Shaw answered to the toast soar
Town." and spoke on It's past honorable
record and It's future prospects. Other
speeches we're delivered by Commission
er Miller, Selectman Sanford, Rev r. M.
Moody, Selectman Beers and others. AT
a late hour the company separated after
giving vote of thanks 60 their host for
bis generous hospitality.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
NICHOLS.
CANTATA.

The ladies and friends Of the Metho-
dist church will produce Diehl's musical
con tata entitled "A Dress Rehearsal"
Thursday evening, March 10, at the
Methodist church. The friends In the
surrounding towns, who attended SO
many of our fine entertain ments last
year, should certainly avail themselves
OF the privilege of listening to this great
display of home talent. The cast Of
characters will be given In next weeks
BEE.
j. B. Nichols sailed from New York
for Cuba on Saturday, February II.
Mrs Edgar Bennett has rented her
house for year to DR. G.. Medcalfe De
Lisser OF Brooklyn. He will move in
up stairs next Monday.
Mrs o. B. Plumb has been in Danbury
caring for her neice, Miss Lockwood,
who has nervous prostration.
Owing to the bad weather the New
England supper and entertainment was
postponed till Friday evening, February
%. A pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
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SANFORD.

A. L'nstrom's man was hurt quiteIbad-
ly with M. Fl. Dewsnap's cutting ma
chine, the handles hitting him in the head
and mAkir & a bad cut over the eye.
@. Stollie has taken position with Mr.
Dewsnap.
A New York party is thinking OF buy
ing the M. Vaughn place.
Henry Geoppler of Otis, Mass, has
been visiting relatives in Wilton and San
ford.
A. e Geoppler is building an addition
to his carriage house.
Mrs B. W. Sanford and Mrs A. E
Geoppler made trip to New York and
New Jersey, last week.
Miss Clara and Anna Burr had their
eyes tested at school and the teacher
has recommended glasses.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
MONROE.

Mr. Peace of Bridgeport came up on
Thursday and spent two days in town
tuning pianos, doing his work very til or
ouehly ard to the satisfaction of all who
employed him.
Elmer Wakeley left, Tuesday, for New
Hampshire.
Deacon d. A. Nichols is In bad state
Of health. His mind is somewhat i'm
paired and he requires constant care.
Mrs Van Duyne, who is spending the
winter in New York, was home for few
dave, last week.
Tuesday morning was the coolest of
the season; thermometer eight degrees
below zero.
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TASHUA.

The last whist club Of the season was
entertained at Mrs, Charles Gilbert's, Fri
day evening, February %. A very pleas
ant evening was spent. The first prizes
we're awarded to Mr. and MRS Frank
Mallette, the BOBBY to Mr. and Mrs viii
Mallett.
Miss Vetter spent last week at Mrs
Winnie Bradley's.
lett's, Tuesday evening, February az.
Perry's band furnished the music.
Rev Mr. Robson of Bridgeport held
service here in xchange with Rev r. B.
Whipple an Sunday last.
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and has been out Of schco oil for several
weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society have Just finish,
ed their third bedquilt, which will add
quite little sum to their treasury.
Mrs Fred Ingraham entertained q few
friends at her home, Tuesday evening.
Mrs Emil Mettez died quite suddenly.
Funeral last Saturday from Ter late
home in Macedonia. She leaves a bus
band, two young daughters and father
to mourn her loss.
A sociable and dance was held, last
Friday night at Daniel Parsell's. The
concert and dance in charge of Prof Al
lard was not held owing to the storm OF
the 22i.
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Litchfeld County.
BRTDGEWATER
TWO SUCCESSFUL DANCES.

TWO SUCCESSFUL DANCES.
The dance given by Mr. and Mrs W. W.
Welton In the hall last Tuesday evening,
was largely attended and was complete
success socially, and all who attended
could say they had had very pleasant
time, Mr. and Mrs Welton doing all In
their power to give every one pleasant
evening.
The dance given on Monday evening
by MIR and Mrs Ethan Allen lin the hall
was quite largely attended, notwith-
standing the extreme cold weather, and
all who attended spoke in high terms of
the Inequalities extended by Mr. and
Mrs Allen.
Mrs G. N. Hatch gave a whist party to
q number of her friends, last Thursday
evening, which was reported a very
pleasant affair.
Mr. and Mrs James Orr were out OF
town, last week, visiting sick relatives
Quite number from this village at
tended the wedding of Miss Mile
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STEVENSON.

Arthur Beardsley and family of Gray's
Plain intend to move, this week, to
"Bror kside." Frank Stowe and family,
who have lived there during the past four
years, will move to Southford.
r. A. Isbell visited his nephew at
Thomaston, last week. Saturday, MIR
Isbel was fortunate in killing another
fox.
Stephen Somers was able to come
down stairs, last Sunday, for the frst
time In several weeks.
John Henry johnson OF New London
is at ". o. French's.
win Wheeler visited his parents In
Newtown, over Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
WOODBURY.

Alexander Gordon has been ente rtain-
ing his brother, Edwin, from New York
City, few days.
Allen Boyd of Bloomfield, N. j., has
been guest at T. f. Hitchcocks q few
days.
E. j. Curtiss has sold likely colt to
w. G. futile.
John M. Murtry has purchased an out
fit of Levi E. Curtis, orse, Cal riage, har-
ness, etc.
Mss Lena, daughter of James Bates,
was married Wednesday, February 81,
by Rev Mr. Sheffield, TO E. r. Tyrren of
New York. The couple will reside in
New York.
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IIttIe Girls This is a most carefully Sc
- Iettcd gathering of spring
DRESSES dresses for the wee women
of TO years They're neat, worthy attract
ive-none OF them nd culously elaborate nor
yet severely plain Just tuStrfd A wide
choice, and the prices are all moderate
8Sc-Dresses of gingham in small checks;
yoke with ) Insertions; embroidered at
neck and sleeves.
$l-Of striped percaIe; large sailor collar
and tie of white duck.
$l.7S-Guimpe dress of striped percale;
pique collar trimmed with bands of per-
Gale
500 striped galatea; full blouse effect
with large collar; trimmed with bands in
plain colors.
$3-Guimpe dress of figured dimity; waist
with large lace-trmmed rufHcs also rib
bon trimmed.
500 navy blue flannel; braid trimmed;
large red collar.
$4.75-Of serge; large collar; trimmed with
9 rows of white braid.
New Spring With weather favorable,
OvercOatS the accepted time to c' initiate
the spring overcoat. A particularly dressy lot
has Just come in.
Made of all-wool black unfinished worsted,
silk-lned and faced to edge. Good clothiers
might fairly ask $50 for them. A special ar
rangement brings these for
fifteen dollars
As handsome as made-to-order coats for double.
Universal Chops almost anything
-. cooked or raw meat, vege-
FOOa ShOppeI tables or fruits, coarse or
fne, without MASKING. Three sizes, $l.35,
Sits, $2.25.
Decentralization in RaaeyneDt
PRETTY All the wanted widths, in all
A. nil the newest colorings, and all
new RIBBONS way below the market
prices. Excellent choosing, particularly in the
18c Inc of fancy corded taffetas.
AL neatly tied for you, if you wish, in the
style of bow you like best.
John Wananaker
Formerly A. II. Stewart s. Co.,
Broadway, 9th and 10th
and Fourth Avenue.
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HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS ITEMS.

Rev n. B. Prindle surprised both
church and congregation, last Sunday
morning, by reading his resignation as
pastor Of the local church, the same to
take feet on the last Sunday evening in
April. Mr. Prindle received call from
the Preston City Baptist church, q few
weeks ago, and after careful considera-
ton thought it his duty to accept it.
Jerry Sharpe is cutting apple trees on
r. 3. Drew's pasture land. Mr. Drew
thinks he will be better off without them
than with them, on account of his dairy,
which is liable to get at them in the fall.
Meanwhile Mr. Sharpe's woodpile is
growing.
William Dimon recently purchased
several tons of hay from Mrs Beach Shell
ton. Farmers with plenty of hay in their
barns are smiling.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02

View days for tailor-made suits
and costumes. Handsomest crea-
lions from America S leading makers.
Stylish street suits, fancy costumes of
silk, net and cloth; separate skirts,
Elton jackets, box and top coats,
evening capes, golf capes and golf
jackets. A very comprehensive
most stylish collection.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
KENT
A HAPPY SURPRISE PARTY.

HAPPY SURPRISE PATTY.
On Saturday evening, the 18th, anoth-
er surprise was given to Mr. and Mrs w.
B. Burnett, 1t bsing the 10thlanniversary
Of their marriage. So well were the ar
rangements carried out that nothing was
instructed until the arrival Of the COM
pany was announced by the blowing Of
tin horns. Although very stormy about
80 were present and enjoyed very pleas
ant evening in conversation and music,
both vocal and Instrumental. A choice
supper was provided by the ladies and
the presents of tin were both useful and
ornamental. The guests left at IL o'clock,
all wishing the host and hostess many
happy returns Of the day.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
ROXBUHY.

"A very importanE mass meeting Of all
milk producers will be held at the Court
House in Binghampton, N. Y, Tuesday,
March 6. Show your interest and desire
for better prices by being present.
Urge all others to attend. Make grand
rally. Let's show by our presence that
we are in earnest. Let our watchword
be reorganization and Union" Rally to
the meeting, everyone.-[H. T. Coon
secretary; T. B. Aiken, president.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02

Some of you, in writing to us,
have mentioned your local paper, in
which you saw our Store News.
We wish that all Of you would do
this. 1t encourages us to continue
telling you, week by week, of the
ever-changing, ever new attractions
of the store. And it helps your
home paper, too, by adding to its
value as an advertising medium.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
NORTH KENT.

Miss Amelia Warwick of Cornwall
Bridge 10 visiting at Mrs Tobin's.
The G. e. business meeting will meet
at Miss Margaret Berry's, Friday even
ing.
Mary Demusey OF New Milford IL Wis
ing at Mrs Tbompson's.
The card party will meet at the home
of Lena Bull, this week.
Mrs William Page and daughter spent
the day at Mrs Sarles', Saturday.
Mae Berry has the wf1oopinR cough
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02

Miss Jessie Ferris, daughter Of Albin
Ferris, was married to Mason Morrow at
st Johns church, Sunday, Immediately
after the evening service, by Rev j. r.
Plumb. The affair, which was intended
TO be secret, leaked out just before the
time, and was witnessed by some % or
more of their acquaintance.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
WEST REDDING.
NOT THE USUAL KIND.

Joe Crofut OF Long Ridge was given q
surprise party, (Which was q complete
surprise) last Friday evening.
Theodore Carter OF New Haven is NOV.
ing his family into rooms in J. j. Bah
ret's house, near the depot.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Bsugert OF George
town were in town on Sunday.
Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs Henry
Beers' on. Umpawsug Hill on sThursday
evening, r. Fl. Holmes, leader. Miss
Lord, a field worker Of the State Sunday
School association, is expected to be
preseat and assist in the service.
Mrs D. Carl Yoder, who has been sick
with an attack of malaria, is now much
better.
Clayton, the three year old son of Mr.
and Mrs G. q. GrifIen, is sick with the
measles. Their house is quarsntined.
Mr. and Mrs Elbert Sanford of Redding
Center spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs s. A. Bsrnum.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

DdOh& NGW2 AAnnAos@
Mrs &c. B. Burr is spending the week at
her old home In Easton. attending to the
household cares of her mother while
she is visiting her sister In Brooklyn.
Cards are out for q birthday party,
March 5, given by Mr. and Mrs William
Il. Gould in honor of their mother. Mrs
Caroline nj. Gould's, 70sh birthday.
Mttealf has moved his saw mill to
Hattertown.
Mrs Helion has been visiting her
daughter in Bridgeper t for few days.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
SOUTHBURY.
DEATH OF MICHAEL sCHEILKE.

The death of Michael Scheilke occurred
Sunday, February %, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Christensen Of Southbury.
He was 80 years and nine months old.
The funeral was held on Tuesday at II
O'Clock at the home of his daughter. The
paII bearers were his four grandsons.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
New Haven Co.
OXFORD.
LOCALS OF INTEREST.

Services In st Peters church are to be
held each Sunday morning through next
month at Ii, and In the Farms csurch
at 1.30 p. m.
Mrs Lucy Candee of Christian street Is
quite sick with pleurisy. She Is attend
ed by DR. Barnes.
Mrs Csroline Bronson visited q few
days the forepart of the week with he.
niece, Mrs N. B. Proctor, in Woodbury..
It. w. Hubbell is having general re-
pairs made on his house at the corne of
the Christian street road and the tuin ike
and intends to occupy iE about April /.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
Pain
in the
Joints

q A slight indefinite pain in
3 the joints is the first sign of
a Rheumatism. w hen you
q feel this warning sign take
q DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
& Pale People and the progress
q of the disease will be arrest
4 ed. This remedy acts di-
q rectly on the blood and
4 nerves and has cured hun
4 dreds of cases of rheumatism
4 that have been declared hope
4 less by physicians.
q Such a case was that of Mrs.
4 Mary Rixton, of Barryvi1le, Sulli-
van Co., N. Y. She says:
a About two years ago had a
I severe attack of rheumatism. I
suffered acute pain and much in
u convenience. Physicians were un-
y able to check the disease, and I
1 was directed to a similar case,
which was cured by DR.. Williams
i PINK Pills for Pale People. NV
4 son bought me some of the pills
and the first box did me SO much
good that l procured another box
and those two boxes of DR.. Will
Jams, Pink Pills for Pale People
cured me-"
At druggists or direct
Iron Dr Williams Medicine Co.
Schenectady, N. Y. /
50 cents per box; 6 boxes $2.so.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
FAIRFIELD.
DEERFIELD DISTRICT.

IHzLINF Ah1sD DIS Nut
Miss Edith M. Bradley has spent few
days with her aunt, Mrs Mary L. FaRton,
Of Lyons Plains.
Miss Alice Nichols visited Mrs W. N.
Bronson of Greenfield on Tuesday.
Miss Charlotte Bradley has visited her
friend, Miss Mollie Morehouse, Congress
street, Greenfield.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
Fairfield County.
TRUMBULL.
SAD ACCIDENT TO EDGAR CLARK.

DAD ACUIUENI To HDNAR ULAhh'
Last Thursday morning, while engag-
ed in peddling milk near EckarE's brew
cry, Edgar Clark met with Ia serious &C.
cdent. A trolley car struck his wagon,
completely demolishing 1t and cutting
Mr. Clark il numerous places about the
face and neck. 1t was q very narrow
escape from instant death. AT the pres
emit writing he is doing nicely, although
it will probably be long time before he
fully RECEIVERS from the shock and injur.
les he received. The horse was hurt but
to Just what extent we do not know. B,
A. Lyon, brother-in-lawAo of MIR Clark, ia
pedd ling for him.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02

GENE tery.
SUNDAY.
Father Fox came over Ia the storm,
last Sunday, but did not fird a very large
attendance, so will be at the chapel mex
Sunday at IL O'Clock.
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wAKEMAN RRERs FouNp nrAn.

On Monday morning. Wakeman BIZ ers
was found dead ON the door In the house
be occupied in Sanford Town. where he
has lived tor the past few years at the
expense OF the town. He was 65 years
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02

Two Hints Of Two sorts from a
No. CO.. store-ful-a show
III 40 uo0N0 thatweareso proud
of that we shall have more and more
to tell every day. These are new
with snap to their prices:
Al 81 l-2c instead of SOC
Mixed Sutings in fourteen stylish color-plays
in gray and tan every thread wool and
80 inches wide. They should jump out
in a jiHy.
Al SOC instead OF 75c-
A thousand yards Of au-silk black Grenadine
d inches wide, fast woven, will not slip
in Seams-a pretty mesh of the plain sort
Rare goods at halt a dollar
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old. At one time he was In comfortable
but i'll luck and sickness
at last reduced him to poverty. He was
buried In the Ridge cemetery on Tues
day afternoon.
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GEORGE TOWN.

The meeting for Bible study will be
held. Friday evening, at the residence of
j. W. Ferris.
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered at the Methodist church on
Sunday morning.
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Nm1mmA4
NEW YoRE, February 10th, 1900
Because it isn't, it IS
Wanamaker's Paradox
NEW YoRE, February 10th, l9c

I, LAWMAKERS of to-day is
w not the Wanamaker' of last
year, last fall. last spring.
And you know it is the real Wanna
makers because it is not a last years
store. THE mill will not run with
the water that has passed." The
best modern retailing cannot be done
on goods and ideas that are even a
season old. At this point we and
Our Public are en- rapport, And
that's just why Our Public treats us
so well by making our business grow
so rapidly.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
BRANCHVILLE,

Mr. and Mrs Lewis Mead spent Sunday
with friends In South Norwalk.
Isaac Pearsall has taken position 40
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-02
NEW MILFORD.

MARRIED AT ST JOHNS CHURCH.
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PASSES FOUR SCORE YEARS.

Last Thursday evening friends and &C.
quaintances, to the numb Der of 45, gather
ed at the home of John Henrietta TO help
him celebrate his 80sh birthday. The un-
favorable weather and bad travelling Kept
many away who would otherwise have
attended. Games were participated in
by both old and young after which all
were Invited to the tables well laden with
good things, to which they did ample
Justice. Mr. Henrietta is q well preserv-
ed nan, always jolly and young, in
joke or story and can sing and dance
with those who are many years younger.
After thanking Mr. and Mrs Henrietta for
their evenings pleasure, and wishing
him many returns OF the day, all left for
their several homes.
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Florence Hull has returned from teach
ing at the Pootatuck school for the long
winter term. Miss Hull is on the lookout
for the next school.
Mrs Susan B. Shove has gone to New
Jersey for few weeks.
The school entertainment, "Rebecca's
Triumph given at the Town hall, Fri
day evening, was huge success. So
many people could not get in at the doors
that it was repeated the next evening.
Over $75 was secured for a new piano.
The farce, "Sea Of Troubles" was well
received and was full Of many side hits.
The Woodbury. Telephone Co. has is-
sued new cards giving names and calls
of the subscribers, who number over 80.
Frank Peck and J. 81. Ga1pin have
gone North for car load or two of cat
tie.
Mrs Gidney Stiles, who had an opera.
ton performed some two weeks ago, is
convalescing quite rapidly under the
skillfu1 treatment of DIR kodger.
The teams have commenced to haul
feldspar from the Barnes quarry to the
depot. There promises to be good deal
Of this teaming done.