The Newtown bee., 1901-09-27

Rev J. F. Plumb, rector of St John! (EpiscopaD church. The lady of hono was Mrs Frank Bowers and the best man Seeley B. Richmond, Jr., of New York. There was beautiful array O. presents, notable among them being an elegant set of solid tea and dessert spoons from the members of St Peters lodge, F. & A. M., of which the groom is now worshipful master. The house was very prettily decorated in honor of the happy event, the couple stand ing under floral horse shoe. MT anC Mrs Richmond left on the evening train for trip to the Pan-Americar exposition.
 AT THE NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
 MT and Mrs D. D. Munger, Ethel M Davis, Bert Kelley, G. J. Flackbert, J Grove, Fred R. Roe, F. H. Barnes, G w. Hoyt. J. II. Dwyer, Danbury.
 George w. Warner, R. w. Burritt Charles F. Bennett, John E. Phelan Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs L. c. McDermott, East Orange, N. J.
 I. E. Mather, Philadelphia, Pa.
 A. P. Lincoln, w. w. Lyon, H. L. Hayden, G. I. Hopkins, R. c. Johnson New Haven.
 H. Le Roy Randall, N. Glennon, Hu bert Thomas and wife, James H. Nc Mahon, MT and Mrs w. M. Keeler Miss Anna Graver Keeler, Master A M. G. Keeler, New Milford.
 T. w. Baker, Yonkers, N. Y.
 R. G. Merrill, J. K. Gowan, F. D. Lamb, E. c. Freeman. P. D. Littell, Clayton Slaughter, G. Coles, w. T. Henan, Boston, Mass.
 B. l.. Jones, Utica, N. Y.
 Walter Thomas, Green Mountain, Ia.
 F. H. Cole, Providence, R. I.
 s. H. Crane, Turlock, Cal.
 George P. Crane, Woodbury.
 Martin Berel, Ben Brener, George Simpson, New York.
 F. J. Heffernan, Chatham, N. Y.
 Fred R. Roe, Scranton, Pa.
 J. c. Beers, Stamford.
 VIC. Beeman, w. L. Hopkins, New Preston.
 James w. Gregory, Meridea:
 E. c. Platt, Hawleyville.
 J. E. Watson, Marketable.
 J. T. Chase, Troy, N. Y. GRAND ARMY MEN ADOPT REsOLU-
 TIONs.
 At a regular meeting of Upton Post, No. IA, G. A. R., held at Memorial hall, New Milford, Wednesday even- ing, September IS, the following pre- amble and resolutions were voted:
 Whereas, Our late comrade and be- loved President of the United States William Mckinley, who was stricken unto death by the hand of a miserable coward and foul assassin, Friday, Sep tember 6, 1901.
 Therefore, Resolved. That the vet eran comrades of Upton Post, G. A. R., most sincerely and deeply mourn and deplOre with the whole nation and world the loss of Comrade William Me- KinIey.
 Resolved, That the nations loss, while terrible to realize, is more deeply regretted by his comrades who fought with him and drank out of the same canteen in the War of the Rebellion from 1861 to 1865 and who will know of hic nn1 hnrnro1 from the rank of d private soldier to tfAt of the President of the United States, the highest gift and honors which could be given by the country he so faithfully fought for it's preser. vation and protection.
 Resolved, That the members of the Upton Post sincerely sympathize with the wife and widow of our deceased comrade in her grief and sad bereave ment, assuring her that the whole na tion are sincere mourners in the loss of her devoted husband. Our prayers are that she may be consoled, com forted and strengthened by the dying words so beautifully expressed by hin she so dearly loved
 Resolved, That these resolutions b. placed on a page of the Post book 0 records and that they be printed il THE VIEWPOINT BEE and New MilfOrt Gazette and that the Charter an. Holy Scriptures of the Post be drape' in mourning for 30 days.I[Georg w. Anthony, Samuel R. Hill, Danie G. Marshall, committee. l PICKED UP AS DEAD MAN. Peter Amerau fell, the first of tn week, from walnut tree and wa picked up by some neighbors as deac