The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-08-28
EASTON.

Mrs Horn of Bridgeport is at j. E.
Fields.
Mr. and Mrs George Northrop from
the West are guests of Mrs George Burr.
Mrs Garfield and three children from
Bridgeport visit her cousin, Mrs T. J.
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs c. j. Milton and children,
Miss Linda Thorpe, d. S. Thorpe and
friend of Bridgeport and Misses Freder-
lex of Brooklyn have been at M. Ii.
Thorpe's.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Guckert and child
rem of Bridgeport were Sunday guests of
E. V. Schwartz.
Miss Flora Candee returned home af-
ter visit of many weeks with her
brother Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs Judson Conklin expect to
spend next Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Charles Booth of Trumbull.
Miss Esther Jackson of Harlem, N. Y,
visits Mrs j. l.. Perry.
Arthur Curtis, wife and daughter of
Birmingham visit S. N. Osborn.
Do not forget to attend the lecture by
Rev A. p. Miller of New Haven at the
Congregational church, next Sunday
evening, August 80, at 80. Subject,
''EXperience as a Missionary in Africa"
Mr. Belts and son, Miss Nellie Elwood
and lady friends from Westport visit
Miss Maud Siliman.
Mr. and Mrs Hull and child of Green
field were at William Sherman's Sunday.
Edward Sherman contemplates trip
up the Hudson, next Friday.
Mr. Lord of Bridgeport is at Edward
Hills.
Mrs Ebenezer Winton of South Britain
has visited her old home; also a number
of old neighbors. All welcomed her cor
daily.
Monthly union meeting at the Congre-
gational church, Sunday evening, Sep
TENDER G. Rev Mr. Weeks is to preach the
sermon.
There was no ball game, 22d, between
the Eastons and the Newtown team. The
Easton boys were all on the grounds at
the time for the game, members living
at any distance being brought to
the grounds by the kindness of Will Can
field, umpire of the Eastons, but the New
towns failed to appear. AS they had
challenged the Eastons and the chal-
lenge had been accepted, the boys
thought that they might at least have
been notified that they could not come.
A scrub game was played. Then the
boys left for home disappointed that
their opponents failed to arrive. The
Eastons expect to play the Weston team,
next week, near the Baptist church.
Mrs E. II. Bradley, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Fannie Hawley of Bridge
port ATTENDED the dedication of the mon
ument at Bennington, Vermont, expect
ing to take in other places of interest;
but, owing to the indisposition of Mrs
Bradley, they were compelled to shorten
their trip.
G. b. Tucker recently attended the
funeral of his wife's nephew, William
Gilmore of Armenia Union, N. Y.
Daniel Lyon and friend of Bridge
port spent Sunday with Philo Lyon of
Rock House.
The Congregational church was closed,
Sunday, to enable the pastor and people
to hear the sermon of Rev Mr. Weeks at
the Baptist church.
Mrs Anna Bowdy and daughter Maud
have been at G. B. fuckers.
Wakeman Bradley has secured
housekeeper, Miss Gertie Buckley of
WestpOrt, through the medium of the
BEE.
Mrs Tom Brown recently entertained
the wife and children of Henry Garfield,
superintendent of the boys club, Bridge
port; also her aunt, Miss Mary Bassett,
the efficient dressmaker of Redding.
Frank Mellen of Norwalk, not feeling
well enough to work, is spending a few
days with his mother.
Mrs Hannah Banks, Mrs George Banks
and Mrs Harriet Silliman have visited
Mrs Wilson Ferris.