The Newtown bee., 1888-09-14


 class in painting each week at the resi- dence of G. w. Clark.
 Miss A. H. Gilbert is with her sister, Mrs J. ID. Beach. MT and Mrs +. D. Hollister have visit ed in Danbury. Our farmers were prevented from att tending the State fair by stormy wealth CT.
 Y. F. s. c. E. officers President, L.. B. Beardsley; vice president, Miss l.. H. Hazeltine; recording secretary, Miss C.. E.. Hollister; corresponding secretary. Miss Hattie Curtis, treasurer, Albert | Wheeler.
 Lawn party at rectory, Wednesday day evening; peach festival at Cargill's factory, East Village, Thursday evening. William K. Ferris, James c. Johnson and Miles B. Burr have been appointed a committee to get the Monroe cattle to the fair.
 Stepney Depot 26, Monroe IF, Monday, H. G. Benkard, umpire. Monroes :: Goldsborough c,l Robinson lb, A. Hurd If, Clark P, $. Hurd of, Mars 3b, B. Sin clair 2b, A. Sinclair ss, J. Beach If. Step ney Depots: Patchen p, Schule 1b, Of fenbacher 2b, Bottum 3b, Merwin c, w. Osborne ss, McAulay If, Bennett of, C.. Osborne If. Errors: Stepney Depot 6, Monroe 13.
 A. E. Kraemer, the new owner of the Valley View farm, purchased of G. M. Robertson, moves his family to Monroe, this week, MT Robertson vacating at the same time and moving to Long Hill. William Norton and family attended a large beach party with friends from OK ford, Middlebury, Southford, East Vii lage and Huntington. All enjoyed themselves.
 Mrs Sarah c. Beach, relict of William Beach, departed this life August 31, 1888, aged 95 years. Mrs Beach was the daughter of Dr Curtis of Monroe, who for many years practiced his profession in the town. Dr Curtis raised family of l3 children. Mrs Beach was the last survivor of the family. During q long life, she was conspicuous for her zeal and activity in every good work. Her neighbors will miss her greatly in the so- cial and Christian life. II Miss Sylvia Downes occupies the plat form in the Elm street school. The Y. P. s. c. k. held their first meet
 ing after vacation, Tuesday.
 Lieut. Robinson of Croton-on-Hudsor
 has visited Harris NJ. Clark. !, Miss Amanda Gilbert spends n few
 weeks with her sister, Mrs J. D. Beach
 Mrs D. A. Nichols has visited in Rox
 bury.
 Letters uncalled for at Monroe post of flee: Michael O'Hagan, Miss Mamie Con
 nell.
 Miss Minnie Lewis opened school in tn, Center with nine scholars. , Samuel Seeley of Tashua visited at Al bert Wheeler's and Gordon Benkard a Rev A. Goldsborough's. Rev MT Hartshorne has moved int
 the parsonage. Itis very quiet at Sinclair's now. Ther , are only five or six there. 3 The following relatives of H. B. Sher 3 man of Walkers Farm ate dinner wit him, Tuesday: Mir and Mrs Charle Plumb of Botsford, Mrs Eliza Dickin 5 son, Mrs $. Warner and A. s. Warner 0 . Grown Point, Ind, MT and Mrs J. Still 7 son and Mrs c. D. Stillson of Halter : town, Mrs II. Nichols and Mrs A. $ 9 Nichols and son Merton of Trumbul ' Mir and Mrs Eli Beers and children c 7 Palestine. Friday, weather permitting | they all intend spending the day diggin h and eating clans at Milford Point. : e number of Bridgeport and Stratford re
 atives will swell the number # John Wheeler is at work at Naug; r. tuck.
 d l.. B. Gray entertained Weston friend | Sunday.