The Newtown bee., 1890-06-06
WESTON.
Friends from Bethel and Redding wer
with Mrs Walter Rowland, last week.
M rs Emma
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Friends from Bethel and Redding were
with Mrs Walter Rowland, last week.
Mrs Charles Andrews and Miss Matte
Meekcr of Tarrytown. N. Y, spend a
week with Mrs Morris Perry.
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Gregory of Bridge
port have visited Mr. and Mrs Charles
Gregory.
Miss Libbie Godfrey and Mrs G. T..
Gregory spend this week in. Bridgeport.
Decoration day was not observed by
any special demonstration.
Mrs John Evans and daughter of Beth
ell visited her cousin, Miss Mary Perry,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ebert Sanford, who re-
Gently moved into the house formerly oc-
cupied by Arthur Bennett, are the happy
parents of fine boy, which arrived on
Saturday.
Postmaster and Mrs Gregory celebrat
ed the 3Sth anniversary of their wedding,
also Mrs Gregory's birthday, by a fam
lily dinner party, last week Thursday.
Miss Corinne Meeker of New Haven
and friends from Bridgeport visited Mrs
Theodore Hamilton, Sunday.
Mrs Ellen Perry is for a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs David l.. Row.
land.
Mrs George B. Sturges entertains her
sister from South Norwalk, Mrs George
Smith.
Oliver Perry's youngest son still con-
tinues poorly from the effects of scarlet
fever.
Miah Perry drove his 35-year-old colt
10 miles, Saturday, and visited his son in
Easton.
Miss Helen Hill has new piano OF
German make. ~ es-
Miss Ida Coley is. in Cannon.
Mrs C. T. Gregory and Miss Libbie
Godfrey are out of town for a week.
Mrs Rockwell of Green Farms will be
101, the 10th of August. She is now sicl,
in bed with eczema. Her grandson,
Frank Bishop of Cannon and wife visited
her, Sunday; also in Weston.
The sociable held at Miss IL. X. Adams
will be repeated in few months.
Carpenter S. S. Carver is putting a
veranda on Joseph Il. Bradley's house in
Coleytown.
William Gould has gone to Danbury as
horse car driver.
Mrs Frederick Coley is improving.
Mr. and Mrs Alice of Brooklyn, Miss j.
Hurlbut and Mrs Stommell of Cannon
visited Mrs ID. S. Hurlbut and Mrs N.
Crossman.
Mrs S. M. Coley and daughter Anna
from Bridgeport have visited w. F. Col
ey. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bradley of Flat
bush have visited Mrs Matthew Bulkley
and Mrs Edward Furguson.
Edna st. John spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Norwslk. <,
Friends from NOrwalk with Lille
Budd; Mary p. Alice of Brooklyn with
Mrs D. S. Hurlbut; Mr. and Mrs q.
Gregory with his father.
Gus Winkley has taken the contract to
build large cistern for D. S. Hurlbut.
George Brown has traded a wagon for
"a watch; he does not know which will
run the longest.
The Saugatuck river and its tributaries
were thoroughly fished for trout, Deco.
ration day, by parties from New York
Brooklyn, Bethel, Norwalk and West
port.
Ex-County Commissioner Belden and
wife of Wilton have visited his sister
Mrs B. f. Buckley.
Mrs Platt Keller has recovered from
her recent Illness.
Arthur Mead and family of Bethe
spent Sunday with Mrs Mead's parents
Mr. and Mrs N. B. Wheeler.
One day last week, a fox entered thu
poultry yard of Mrs S. A. Grammar o.
Coleytown and made off with large
| fowl.
Miss Elsie L. Perry spent part of las
week with Miss Bertha Fitch of Coco
hill.
Miss Ada Banks of Danbury has visit
ed her grandmother, Mrs S. A. Banks.
/ Miss Katie Goodsell and Erva G. Broth
erton of Cross Highway spent Sunda,
with their cousin, Miss Ella Nj. Bennett