The Newtown bee., 1889-09-06
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 Charles Goodsell and wife entertained | a company of friends, IS in number: s. | c. Parmelee, wife and three children; Mrs Mary A. Parmelee and daughter Nellie of Danbury; J. W. Lambert, | wife and daughter, Stamford; G.E.Win- ton and family and Mrs k. s. Winton of Bridgeport; Frank L.Smth of Norwalk.
 Mrs w. Macauley entertained Misses Maggie and Mary Flood of Bedding and Miss Maggie Vaughn of Georgetown, last week.
 Mrs Laura Hubbell has returned from a visit with her brother, Aaron Sherwood.
 Died, at her home, last week thursday morning, Mrs Catharine Gregory at the advanced age of 93 years. Although she has been afflicted with blindness for 16 years, she has borne it with Christian patience. Her funeral was held at the l Baptist church,> Saturday at o'clock. Rev MT Roberts officiated, assisted by Rev MT Nance of Stepney. Dea $. Staples has entertained friends from the city.
 Mrs Arthur Tomlinson visits her fath- CT, Amos Candee. An attempt was made to rob the house of David Osborne, but the burglars were frightened off.
 Services at Judd school house, Sunday, Sth at o'clock.
 Mrs Jane Powell is with her son Charles, after long stay in Trumbull.
 While picking pears, Mrs George Sher- wood had a bad fall, which confined her to the house for week or so.
 Miss Amelia Osborn of Stepney Depot has visited Miss Georgia Knapp.
 Mrs NJ. J. Hine of Bridgeport is at Miss Maria Knapp's.
 School :n Judd district opened, Mon day, Miss N. NJ. Thorpe teacher.
 Mrs NJ. II. Thorpe is ill.
 Mrs Maria Knapp, who passed her 90Gh
 
 birthday, last January and has been Monday.
 Miss Eliza Osborn of Stepney is with her aunt, Mrs Eli W;nton.
 Sidney Smith and son of New Haven have been with William Sherman.
 Rev D. J. Ogden attended the celebra- tiOn at Stratford.
 Mrs Dr Benedict visits Mrs Edwards.
 Mrs Frank Bunnell and daughter, Mrs E. Buckley of Greenfield, visit Mrs z. B. Wilson.
 Robert Schooley has given up painting carriages; expects to leave town, next Monday, for his home in Birmingham, preparatory to entering medical col lege in Michigan, September 24. T Rev Mir Roberts rendered his resigna- tion at the Baptist church, last Sunday, on account of the serious illness of his wife, who is now in Philadelphia. Amos Candee is anxious to find pair of spectacles lost, Sunday evening, on his way home from the union meeting at the Congregational church.
 Mrs Henry Osborn and son have visit ed friends in Bridgeport.
 James Ward and family have been at William Wards.
 Mrs Judson and daughter Ida of Bridgeport visit $. N. Osborn. Miss Katie Hawkins of Southport has been engaged as teacher in No. l.
 Misses Jessie Force and brother will return to New York, this week. I Misses Elsie and Ida Ward spent a week with their grandparents in Bridge port.
 J. B. Ward is building small house for James Donnelly near the Eunice Burr place. -..= Bennett Seeley bought the lumber used for scaffolding at the Congregational church for $17. i William Ward is quite feeble, due to heart difficulties.
 i There was large audience at the Con- gr9gational church at the union service, Sunday evening, and an excellent sermon was delivered by Rev Mr Gilbert. Rev D. J. Ogden will occupy the pulpit at Lees chapel, the second and third Sun day mornings in September, during the absence of Rev Mir Gilbert. l Henry Cornell has finished work at Ed ward Hills and moved his family to the Poland farm, Stratfield. I George F. Parrack's family suffer wi. h whooping cough.
 Leroy Clark lost number of fowls I from his hen roost, last week. ! Their Business Booming. , Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival ot trade at E. +. Hawley's Drugstore as their giving away to their GUS toners of so many free trial bottles Of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade IS simply enor nous in this very cures and never disappOints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it l before buying by getting a trial bottle free