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GREENFIELD HILL,
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES.
The Sunday school Christmas exer-
cises were held at the church, We'd
neSday evening, December 25.
Rev DIR Canes subject for next Sun
day, December 20, will be, in the
morning: "Give an account of thy
stewardship; and in the evening,
'The Past's NJ essage to the Future"
Special interest centers in the morn
of the work that the pastor desires to
direct during 1902. Everybody inter-
ested in the church ought to be pres
ent if possible.
The Christian Endeavor society will
give one of its popular sociables at the
parsonage, on Monday evening, the
Both inst. A good time is assured.
The Ladies' union held it's annual
meeting on December IT. The follow
ing officers were elected for 1902: Pres
ident, Mrs Cane; Vice President, Mrs
John H. Hull: Secretary, Miss Sarah
j. Perry; Treasurer, Mrs d. n. Prem
Bradley, Mrs D. F. Banks, Mrs G harles
Gray.
The next meeting of the Ladies'
union will be with Mrs Millbank, Jan
uary 2, 1902.
Large congregations were in attend
ance at all the services on Sunday. The
Christmas music by the quartet was
particularly good.
The church was beautifully and
tastefully decorated for Christmas.
Nothing too good can be said in praise
of those who cheerfully and efficiently
did the work.
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
The scholars who attend school at
Flat Rock are having vacation for a
| week or two.
Mrs T. B. Bradley and daughter have
been guests of relatives in Greenfield.
Everett Buckley has been visiting
at his grandparents.
Martin Whitaker. of Litchtield,
! and Herbert Whitaker, of Newark,
n. j., have spent a few days with
their parents.
Mrs Brooks, of Brooklyn, is caring
for Mrs G. P. Bradley.
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LONG HILL.
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Mrs Dunning was in Bridgeport over
Sunday.
Jessie French of Stepncy was at F.
S. Skeletons over Sunday.
Mr. COwles had friends from out of
town to spend Christmas with him.
Rev Mr. Bray and wife and F. S.
Shelton spent Christmas at r. E..
Peck's on Franklin street, Bridgeport.
Mrs F. S. Sterling is back again in
Long Hill with her daughter, Mrs
Frank Sherman's.
There was large gathering at the
hall, Tuesday evening, to join in the
celebration Of Christmas. There were
well loaded trees with candies, oranges
and other presents for the school. The
preacher and family and Superintcnd-
ent were not forgotten.
Mrs Kuhne had company over
Christmas.
Mrs Libbie entertained her mother,
Mrs Disbrow. Of EastOn, Christmas.
Mrs Will Eastwood and daughter
were at Charles Halls over Christmas
Mrs E. B. Bowling of Worcester,
Mass, is the guest, this week, of Mrs
G. G. DOWneS.
The Parlor Rock Council, No. 6S, O.
U. A. NJ, held an informal dance and
sociable this evening (Frlday) Decem.
Der p, at Hadley's hall.
One evening last week as G. G..
Downes was eating his supper he dis
covered his parlOr lamp was all on fire
on the outside. lie rushed into the
room and took the lamp by the brack-
ct and threw it out the front door be-
fore any thing else had caught fire
The room was badly smoked up and
Mrs Downes hands were badly burned.
No other damage was done.
Be sure and try our POO coffee. 1t
will please you and our Nathaniel Hall
Java and Mocha for Soc is the best on
the MARKET w. n. Hurd, the grocer
The Universal Meat chopper is
something every family should have
in their home. w. n. Hurd, the
grocer is selling them for 81.
Mrs J. NJ. Haugh and daughter are
guests, this week. of N. Hall.
David Hickey of Bridgeport called
on Old friends in Long Hill, last Tues
day.
Miss Clara Hall spent Christmas
day in Bridgeport with friends.
Miss Bessie Davis Of Hattertown is
spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs John L. Patterson of Tashua.
Mrs Jane SOmmerS Of Hattertown is
the guest of Mrs Charles Patchen.
Herbert Lynch is spending few days
at Robert Lynch's.
John Gabler and family left for New
York, last Monday, where they are to
spend the holidays.
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WAITE LEANENWORTH.

The funeral of Waite Leavenworth
was held at the home Of the deceased
in Hazel Plain, Monday, at II O'Clock.
MIR LeavenwOrth had been in poor
health for some time.
Miss Caroline Strong is home for the
holidays from her school in Wilbra-
ham, Mass.
Mrs Ryce Clark and daughter are at
her fathers, Dea Norris, for the
Christmas holiday.
The Methodist church had a Christ
mas tree for the children on Monday
evening.
Austin lSham was home from Wat
erbury to spend Christmas.
f. +. Hitchcock, Woodbury's popu-
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supper, arose and walked to the chair,
where he seated himself as usual, laid
back his head and appeared to be rest
ing. After a short time, one of the
family endeavored to wake him, but
could not. A physician was summoned,
but upon his arrival found that Mr..
Lockwood was dead. The funeral was
held from his late residence, Saturday
morning, and the remains brought to
Cannon, where the interment took
place. MIR Lockwood with his eS-
Unable family, resided in this place
for many years, but mOved,tO Bridge
port about eight years ago, where they
have since made their home.
Will Barrett is doing jury duty in
Bridgeport.
Miss Fanny Perry, of New Haven
Normal school, is home for the holt:
days.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Hears spent last
Saturday, in NOrWalk.
Mrand Mrs John Ferris spent Christ
mas in New Haven, with Mr. Ferris
parents
Miss Alice Stocking and Miss Ethel
Mills were the guests of Mrs George
Barnum, in Norwalk, last week.
Will BOutOn has returned home from
a fIolC VIII LIS SlSIcI. MIS- CCOTSe
Benjamin, OF Danbury.
a number of the young people are
planning to attend the dance to be
held at Cannon hall, on New Years
eve.
Miss Kate TANNER has returned to
her home in Trenton, after spending
some time with her brother, Louis
TANNER.
David Dickson was the guest of Mrs
Jane Ayent. last Sunday.
Mrs Herbert Taylor entertained on
Christmas day, Mrs Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs Leonard Whitney and Miss Mat
tie Taylor, all of NOrwalk.
Miss Kate Miller was the guest of
her sister, Mrs Gray, of Norwalk, last
Monday.
Miss Ella Northrop, of Portchester,
is spending the holidays in town.
Miss Ellen Perry. Walter Perry,
Chester Miller and Frank O'Neil, at
tended the reception of Prof Jeffrey S
dancing school, in Ridgeheld, last
week.
Edwin G. lIurlburt, who celebrated
his S9th birthday last week, left home
Tuesday, for Norwich, where he will
spend the holidays with his daughter.
Mrs G. A. NOrthrOp.
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Litclliirld.

in Litchiirld.
John lNacKav spent last week in
New York.
Mrs c. |. puba is spending the
holidays with relatives in Shelton.
The Christmas exercises i'm the hall
were largely attended. Much credit
is due to Mr. Threlcvcn. who had
charge of the preparations.
Misses Minnie Naas and Naomi Re
tallick, of New Milford. are home for
the Christmas vacation.
Barber C"lepaugh has bought the
fine mare ''Cnlumbia. Of George Len
deveg.
Mr. and Mrs Walter DALEY are en-
tcrtaining their daughter and family.
from Patterson. y. j.
MIR and Mrs William Retallick, of
Lanc>rillr. are spending the HOLIDAYS
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Rctallick.
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Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs E. NJ.
Peck in huntingdon.

Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs E. M.
Peck in Huntingtown.
George Lyon received a handsome
Christmas present from friends in
Stratford.
E. H. Stems Of Charlottesville has ac-
cepted a position with G. l.. Smalley
Miss Florence Hayes of New Haven
is at the home of her father, Edison
Hayes, for Christmas
Mabel Hayes attended school every
day during the past term and received
the prize. A number of other scholars
made almost as good record. This
speaks highly for their teacher, Miss
Frances Turney. No better proof of a
good school can be wished than full
and regular attendance. 1t speaks
volumes for the teacher.
A Christmas supper will be held at
the Methodist church, this evening"
A good supper and pleasing enter
tainment will be provided.
Miss Sophia Booth has returned
from Brooklyn. where she has been
the guest of her uncle, Ebenezer
Blackman.
Mrs George Turney is in New Ha-
ven, the guest of her son, Frank
Hodge.
Schools are now closed for a two
weeks vacation, commencing again
Monday, January 6.
Wedding bells are again making
their merry, joyous music, kind of
prelude, anticipating the "Wedding
March" and the happy couple who
will be in evidence this week, for the
wedding takes place OH. Con-
cluded in our next.
Mrs Charles Wheeler is visiting in
Bridgeport during the holidays.
Many regrets are expressed as to the
accident of James Coley Fields and
loss OF arm. His many friends hope to
see him around again as soon as pos
Sible
A party of young people met at the
Methodist parlors, Monday night, to
tie greens and prepare Tor the enter
tainment, Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs T. E. Wells had new
daughter arrive at their home. We'd
nesday, December H.
Mrs G. w. Stillson is among the
sick ones.
Mrs M. II. Thorpe, who has had
severe attack of the grip, is now gain
ing slowly.
Mrs B. II. Peet is quite seriously i'll
at her home.
The Baptist Sunday school is to
have their Christmas entertainment
and tree, Tuesday. December 81. They
are planning for pleasant time.
There will be a prayer meeting at
the Hattertown schoolhouse, next
week Thursday evening, January 2,
beginning at o'clock. Rev F.P.
Braman will conduct the service.
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A LIVELY BUDGET OF LOCALS.

James Lord had quite bad fall on
the ice, last week, laying him up for a
few days. He is now able to be about
again.
L. V. Slade and Charles B. Nichols
were in Bridgeport, Monday, market
ing turkeys.
The guests at David Perry's home
on Pepper street. Christmas day, were
MIR and Mrs A. w. Perry of New Ha-
ven, Mr. and Mrs j. r. Judson and E.
A. Judson of Bridgeport and G. E.
Brakeman and family Of Newtown.
Jesse Turner of Pepper street is
nursing lame side, caused by fall on
the ice, last week.
John Benedict, ST., was in Bridge
port to celebrate Christmas, the guest
Of her son, John Benedict, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs William f. Boyson of
Bridgeport welcomed d little stranger
at their home, last Monday.
Edwards S. Beardsley has just pur-
chased ANEW pair of steers of out of
town parties.
Harry Lyon, who has been with
friends in Fairfield for few weeks,
has returned to his old duties here.
Mrs Arthur Terrill had the misfor-
tune to Slip on the ice, last week,
Spraining her ankle.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Seeley arc enter
tanning their daughter from out Of
town.
c. l.. Smalleys grist mill does good
work and it is kept pretty busy these
days.
Mrs Charles Wheeler closed her
house, last Wednesday, for few days.
She will spend the holidays with
friends out of town.
Miss Esther IIawlcy is with Mr. and
Mrs Charles IIawlcy for the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Mary ID. Clark of brooklyn is
to open her home here soon after Jan
uary |.
DO not forget the genial merchant,
Stephen French, at the depot, always
has large and fresh stock of groceries |
and canned goods at reasonable prices. |
Mr. French has just received new in
voice of fine New Orleans molasses,
which he is selling for SOC per gallon. I
Miss NJ. F.. Seeley took Christmas
dinner at II. W. Seeleys.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. b. Hawley enjoyed
Christmas dinner with Mrs IIawlev's
parents, Mr. and Mrs l.. c. Gilbert, of
huntingdon.
Mr. and Mrs G.. S. Curtis spent
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WOODBURY..

CHRISTMAS AT THE NORTH CHURCH.
The North Church had a christmas
tree on Monday evening, for the Sun
day school. REGULATIONS and Christ
mas carols made a pleasing entertain
ment for all, while the children were
made happy with the gifts which were
hung upon the beautifully decorated
tree. Ashael Mitchell, the superin-
tendent of the Sunday school, and the
pastor were each presented with gift
by members of the Sunday school.
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WATERFOWL.
GURNSEYTOWN AND VICINITY.

GuRNSEITOWN AND VICINITY.
There was a Socable at Myron
Wheeler's, December Is. About 40
were present in spite Of the rain and
e" wv " w. plc"""llt o'GilhS
for some time, died Monday, the 10TH
and her funeral was attended at the
house, Wednesday. She leaves hus-
band and son to mourn her loss.
Whooping cough is quite prevalent
IN this vicinity. In almost every
house where there are children it is an
unwelcOme guest.
Miss Mabel Skilton visited friends
in this place. last week.
Mrs llartWell and Mr. Nerba arc on
the sick list
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Registry Co., and r. NJ. WilcO

Registry Co., and T. NJ. WilcO
The Farmers Trading Co. wish.to
extend to their many friends and Gus
toners happy New Year and thanks
for their liberal patronage and that
their aim will be, as in the past,to sell
only the best goods at the lowest
prices for cash.
The BrOnSOn-TOWnsend Hardware
Co. of New Haven have lately bought
out the Bradley Hardware Co. of the
same city. They are now having ;
big store built on State street. w. A
Watts, one of the proprietors, is
brother-in-law of H. d. Hlne of thi
town.
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OUR NEIGHBOURS
STEPNEY.
MILK PRODUCERS ORGANIZE

On December Is a meeting lof milk
producers of Newtown, Monroe, Trum-
bull, Easton and Redding was held at
Eastwood's hall and formed tempo
rary association and adjourned until
Saturday, December q, at which time
the association was made permanent
and IS producers joined. After the
minutes Of the last meeting were read
and accepted a very able speech was
made by DIR Seth Hill and listened to
with marked attention, setting forth
the many advantages to farmers as
members of the association, to wit {:
That a uniform price be fixed, trade
mark be established, that every deal
er's Gao and bottle be labeled with the
trade mark as a guarantee that all
milk produced by the association shall
be strictly pure, that a committee be
appointed to inspect each herd and re-
port sanitary condition of each herd so
that each consumer may feel perfect
ly safe in using milk produced by mem
bers Of the association, and number of
timely suggestions to the advancement
of producing pure milk. Remarks
coming from this source will have
great weight in advancing the produc-
tion OF such milk. If each consumer
could see the impurities in milk as de-
scribed by the speaker there would be
greater caution taken in buying milk
from unreliable sources. Hoping that
the good work begun may continue to
the mutual good of both producer and
consumer we await the results of the
next meeting, which is to be held Jan
uary 4.
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Godfrey in Norfield.

Vanderbilt Godfrey in Norfeld.
Frederick Silliman and family of
Bridgeport spent Christmas with L.
r. Hoyt and wife.
The next meeting of the Lyon s
Plains Whist Club will be at the resi-
dence of James Smith.
Mr. and Mrs David Provost of New
Jersey spent Christmas with'hermoth-
err and sister.
Albert Williams and wife of West
port are visiting her mother.
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ROXBURY.
TIE STATION AND VICINITY

IIIF SIA HUN MD ICTNTT1.
Mrs Frank Booth is spending the
holidays with her parents. i'm Nauga-
tuck.
Fred Collins and Robert Mcmillan
are spending a few days in Stony
Creek
Mrs Seward is Slowly improving
from her recent severe accident.
MIS- Walter Babcock and Mrs Gar
riSon spent Friday in New Milford.
Will Mower is spending few days
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GEORGETOWN.
DEATH OF ALFRED LOCI " OOD.

1t was with deep regret that the
people of this place received the
tidingS Of the sudden death of Alfred
Lockwood, at his home in Bridgeport.
aged IS years and $ months. So silent
and calm was his end that those of the
household who noticed him. thought
he had but fallen asleep. He had Suf-
fcrCd from heart disease for some years.
but on the day of his death was in his
usual heath, and after partaking Of
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sunday with his uncle here.
The Christmas exercises of the Meth
"dlSt church were held THURSDAY even
ing. December 20
\ son of Joseph kindecker had the
misfortune Ia fall and fracture his arm.
Mrs Louis Wildman entertained her
relatives from Danbury. Christmas
Miss Jessie Cook has returned to
bridgeport.
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MONROE.
A SERIOUS FIRE.

About 1915 O'Clock, Thursday even
ing, F. W. Wheeler saw flames ris-
ing from the buildings"of Albert Fob
renbach, Jr. He and his son ran
over and alarmed the family and
neighbor across the way, and got out
the horse, top wagon and some other
things, while they were getting down.
The fire commenced in the storehouse,
presumably from the ash barrels, al
though they said none had been put
there. for some days. The flames were
very furious, owing to can of kerO-
sine Oil and turpentine. Those build
ings being past saving, all energies
were devoted to save the barn, which
had already caught. -Four men had
the brunt till the neighbors below
who were sent for, arrived. The barn.
which was insured, was saved. One
corner was a good deal damaged, be-
sides paint blistered, etc. The fine
hennery, with about 100 fowls, and the
storehouse were destroyed. Nearly all
of Mr. FohrenbachS carpenter tools
| were burned, besides a nearly new
wagon, new blanket, new horse rake,
so bushels OF corn, corn shelter and
quantities of oil, paint. nails, ETC.. :,
all uninsured. He estimates his loss
at $500. 1t is the fourth time Mr.
Fohrenbach has had his tools burned
FINE SCHOOL EMBARRASSMENT
The scholars of the Center school
held their Christmas tide closing eX-
ercises at the Congregational church
chapel, on Friday evening, December
70. A very pleasing program, consist
ing of dialogues, recitations, songs
and music was finely carried out, be-
fore a large audience. Miss Maize
Benedict was the accOmpaniSt, and
was also heard in songs. Miss Bessie
Hayes, the teacher, now in her fourth
term, received the gift of vase
from Miss Millie Freeman, and pic
ture from Master Willie Rau, while
Miss Hayes, in turn, gave each
The scholars taking part in the cxer-
cises were: Misses Lucy Beach, Fan
ME Andrews, Mile Freeman, Bessie
Burr, Olive Smith, Geneva Boards
ley, Title Fohrenbach, Ethel Smith:
also Masters Henry Andrews, L. Haz-
card, Willie Rau, Wilbur Benedict,
Fred Nichols, Willie Smith, Albert
Laubscher, Ernest Partridge, Theo-
dOre, Edward and BENJAMIN Boards
ley.
A supper will be given the Sunday
school scholars of St Peters, by the
PARISH, Cne evening OF december 81
Music, games and a good time gener-
ally, may be expected.
Miss Goldsborough has returned
home from Gardiner, Me.
Mrs Parker appears to be Slowly
recovering. She now sits up little
every day.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Goldsboro, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, this week enjoyed
a Christmas visit with their respect
i've family gatherings at the rectory.
and at Mrs &. J. VanDuyne's.
The choir of st Peters church on
Christina, morning, was heard in
number of finely rendered compost
tions, notably being the following:
Professional, "Sing, O Heavens, )"
Tours; Venite, '.O, Come, Let is
Sing" T. S. Needham; Jubilate Dec,
ooh, Be Joyful" William Cramer:
''Te Deum Laudamus," Juan Ala
mora; Otfertory, "There Were Shep-
herds.' William b. Spence.
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Arthur Atwood has accepted posi-
ton at +. n. l}artOn'S store.
The funeral of Ida G.. TwiSs took place
from her fathers residence, last Thurs
day afternoon. Rev W. II. Holmes Of
ticiatcd. The pallbrarcrs were Arthur
llickox, Frank HlckoX. Ernest Ziedlcr.
and George Zicdler, schuulnlatc S of the
deceased
Gerald Cunningham has gone to Cliff
ton Springs. y. v. to spend the hol-
days with his brother. who is confined
there with rheumatism.
Miss Mabel Skilton is home for the
holidays.
Miss Annie Allen has been visiting
in town.
Rev Calvin Ford and wife spent last
Tuesday with Mrs Charles F.. Brew
Ster.
Fred Bronson has accepted Il position
as pattern maker in Baird'S shop at
OHkville.
+. +. Whcelcr's children have the
whonping cough.
Mr. and Mrs Henry IIickoX spent
Christmas in Waterbury.
Miss Marion Scovillc is home for he
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LYONS PLAINS,
AT EMANUEL CHURCH

AT EMMANUEL CHURCH,
Service in Emmanuel church every
Sunday at 80 p. m. when pleasant.
Rev G. II. Coerr, officiating.
Miss Ella FantOn is visiting Mrs
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NICHOLS.
BEIEfJ.N NOTED

BEIEFLG NOTED.
Frederick III. Plumb is home for the
Christmas vacation.
&. h. Nichols and daughter Edythe.
spent Christmas in Huntington.
Frank Beers. of Bridgeport, spent
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TRUMB BULL.

Have YOU tried the Lawson pink
brand of canned goods. Nothing like
them in market. Twenty pounds gran
ulatcd sugar 81, Saturday only.
Plumb Brothers.
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NEW MILFORD,

sTABBING AFFAIR ON BANK STREET.
About 8 O'Clock, Tuesday evening,
Oscar Carlson, tobacco assorter at
Stuart Halpine's, quarreled with an
acquaintance outside of Borrelli'S and
during the fracas was stabbed in the
face. Carlson was carried into Borrelli's
and Drs Barker and King were sent
for. DR. Barker was the first to arrive
dressed the wound and took the man
to his office for further treatment ano
called in DR. Wright to assist. Later
Carlson was moved to his home and un
less blood poisoning sets in he will re-
cover. His assailant was arrested anC
will be brought to justice.
Mrs Leroy Case has returned from q
visit to New York.
You can now be supplied with the
best hard coal by the Farmers Trad.
ing Co. at their store as they have
placed large bins to accommodate thei1
many customers. Prices always the
lowest. Prompt delivery.
John BiOgnorin, the Bank street
shoemaker, had a lively experience
about O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, up
setting an alcohol lamp, which set fire
to lot OF paper and rags. An alarm
OF fire was raised and the fire company
responded quickly. Very little damage
was done as the fire was subdued be-
fore much damage was done.
The stores of w. G. Barton and A.
Levy were visited by shoplifters, last
Thursday, and quite number of arti-
Giles were taken.
Waramaug lodge, A. O. U. W., elect
ed these officers for the ensuing year.
Tuesday night, as follows: P. W. w.,
r. L. Hunt; NJ. W., Clarence Logan:
foreman, Joseph Goebel; overseer, L.
Council: guide, A. Piper: recorder, G.
a. Lathrop; finance, II. G. Harris; rec.
&. E. RiddifOrd: I. W., G. Glover: O.
W., d. Miller.
Representative to grand lodge, r. L.
Hunt, alternate, G. W. Murphy.
The general opinion of the trades
people seem to be that the holiday
trade was brisk.
Golden, the Railroad street mer-
chant, in lighting up Tuesday night
set fire to lot of things in the win
dow. In taking out the burning arti-
cleS he set lire to some wraps by the
door. The fire was put out without
the assistance of the fire company.
Christmas eve the festival and
tree was held in st Johns
church, also at the Methodist church.
There was d large attendance of both
scholars and parents. Thursday even
ing, All Saints and the Congregations
Il church had their festival.
}. LeRoy Buck has to go around
With the aid Of canes, the result of a
'prained ankle.
~ very enjoyable reunion of the Bost
wick family occurred on Christmas dav
It Arthur f. Bostwick's There were
9 in ali present, including Mrs E. n.
}ostwick, S. e. Bostwick, Emma Bost-
wick, DR. f. f. King and family, F. NJ.
Berry and family of Kent, Edward
1oWland and wife and w. e. Bostwick
md family. The dinner was success
n every way, showing the generous
hospitality Of the host and hostess,
lany Christmas gifts were EXCHANGED. |
nd all felt that it had been a merry
Christmas. Arthur Bostwick has oc-
upied the Treadwell farm for the
'ast two years, and has been very sue
essful in all of his undertakings. He
5 now looking forward to moving into
lis new house on the BOstwick land in
lark lane, or Avenue B, which will be
by April l.
Advertised letters remain in the
addressed to United States
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DEATH OF JACOB BLAkESLEE

Jacob Blakeslee, aged IS, died at his
home, last Friday night, after an i'll
ness Of over six months duration. lie
was buried, Monday afternoon, with
Masonic honcrs. Rev II. \. Cunning
ham chaplain Of the lodge, Oticiatcd.
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EASTON.

Drink nothing but the best, that IA
nous coe coffee sold only by B. Hawley
X Co. Beats them all.
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A few Black Boston Bags a
little shopworn, worth 73c; re-
duced price SOC each.
Children's Chatelaine Bags,
with brass frames, sold for 25c;