The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-07-25
EASTON.

Louis Buckley and family of Greenfield
were at Burr Wilson's, Sunday.
Mrs T.w .Turney has visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs u. c. Beard of Oranoque.
Mrs James Ward and child of Bridge
port are at William Wards.
Mrs Julia Edwards had night bloom
ing cereus in full bloom, Sunday even
ing; a number of friends saw the beau
tiful flower.
Cousins from stratford visit Miss Flor
ence Turney.
Thomas Turney is cutting grass for
Charles Rowell.
John Goodsell of Fort Scott, Kan, has
spent few days with his father, Lewis
Goodscll.
Miss Ada Turney spends week in
Weston.
Miss Estella Bunnell of New Haven
has been quite sick at her grandfather's,
Burr Wilson'S.
Mr. and Mrs William Sherman, Mrs
Charles Sherman, Miss Minnie Wheeler,
John MacNee, Miss Maud Silliman, Ed
ward Sherman, Mr. Leonard attended the
entertainment given at Stratfeld church,
Tuesday evening.
Misses Cora and Daisy Mills of STRAIT
ford visit Miss Florence Turney.
Miss Emma Freeborn returns from a
two-wecks' sojourn at the sea shore.
The usual service in the Congregation
al church, Sunday, July 20. The pre-
ceding Sunday, Rev ID. j. Ogden preach
ed In the Congregational church at
Cheshire, to which Rev j. +. IIOyt has
recently been called. Mr. Ogden's faith
err, when a young man, pastor of the
church at Southlngton, preached the ser
mon at the dedication of this church at
Cheshire. A few of those present at the
dedication were present to hear Rev ID.
j. Ogden.
Two men from Raymond's stable cru
ely beat their horses, while on the way
from Bridgeport to Easton Center, Sun
day.
Mrs George Sears of Bridgeport has
visited Mrs Z. +. Knapp and Mrs p. B.
Parmelee.
Mrs Jennie Downs and children of
Bridgeport have visited Mrs Harriet Can
field.
Miss Elosia A. Selleck has returned
from visit in Bridgeport.
Mrs Charles G. Downs and little son
are with Mrs Harriet Canfield.
Mrs Silliman of Norwalk is with J. Il.
Nichols for "A few weeks.
mittee in Rock House; Mrs G. Il. Tucker
will teach again.
+. w. Nichols spends few weeks with
his brother, j. K. Nichols.
George y. DeneuIuL VI huntington has
charge of the Wilbur Benedict property,
In the interest of Isaac Haviland, who
has bought the equity of the estate and
will remain there with his family for a
year.
Paper mill dam Is strengthened by new
planking and quantity of gravel dump
ed inside the wall; f. McKenna oversees
the repairs. Orders have been more
plenty, this Summer, than for four years
and new hands have been employed at
the mill.
pa ~ 20 n.gJ /,
with |. w. Wells for few weeks.
Sylvester Powell, William Roberts and
Wilbur Woodruff were received into the
Baptist church, Sunday and the rite of
immersion was performed by Rev Mr.
Weeks, In the stream near by, after the
service &C the church.
Rev w. Weeks delivered an excellent
sermon, Sunday afternoon, on ''Repent,
believe and be baptized"
Guests at c. s. Powelrs: Mrs Evans
of Pennsylvania, a lady friend from
Bridgeport and James Case.
Mrs Abel Beers from the West visits
friends and old neighbors.
&. S. Candee entertained Mr. and Mrs
Louie Burr of Lyons Plain, Sunday.
Miss Frank Silliman entertains her sis
ter, Mrs DIR Wilcox of Hartford.
Wheeler Brothers have bought fine
pair of mules.
Frank Marsh is slowly recovering from
dysentery.
Mrs Harriet Silliman of Norwalk visits
Easton friends.
Irving Patterson and family of Bridge
port are in town.
G.B.Tueker entertained Bethel friends,
Sunday.
Johnny Bradley of Westport is with
his aunt, Mrs w. Ferris.
Mrs Byington of Bridgeport has visit
ed Mrs David Osborne.
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