The Newtown bee., 1892-09-02


 ters in Pennsylvania.
 EASTON.
 The next musicale of the Philharmon- ic society will be with Mrs Frank Sher- wood on Sport Hill, Tuesday evening, 9th; if stormy, the following evening. AS usual, the club will spare no pains to make the evening pass pleasantly for all who may attend. After the musical program, ice cream and cake will be served to all who wish to buy.
 Mrs John Bennett of Bridgeport re- gently visited Mrs s. N. Osborn.
 Mrs Walker Bates received pleasant visit from Mrs William B. Hill of Red. ding.
 William Ward has new horse.
 Rev MT Conklin and wife of Trenton, N. J., who have visited E. s. Gillett, have returned home.
 Mrs Edward Gillett attended the con- vention for the deaf and dumb at Hart ford, August 29 and 30.
 Mir Billings and family left z. B. Wilson's, Saturday, for their home in Bridgeport, after a vacation of two weeks.
 Mrs Hattie Bunnell and daughter re- turned to their home in Fair Haven, af- ter months visit with her father, z. B. Wilson.
 Miss Frances Thompson, after three weeks at Baldwin Beach's, returns to her home in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Richard H. Teller of New York city spent Sunday at J. L. Perry's.
 Charles Sherman has treated himself to span of large gray horses.
 Mrs E. M. Turney spends few weeks with Mrs R. H. Teller in New ' York city.
 Miss Amy Lineburgh of Birmingham is at s. N. Osborn's.
 Misses Florence Turney and Cora Mills return to their home in Stratford after visiting s. B. Turney.
 s. N. Osborne has rented the Tommy Seeley place to Hartford parties.
 Mrs Piera Freeborn and Miss A. F. Seeley canvass the town for money to in- sure the Congregational church.
 w. H. Gallup returned, Wednesday, to resume his duties as teacher of the acad- emy, September 6. We wish him many new scholars.
 Rev J. Conklin filled the pulpit at the Baptist church, Sunday, the pastor being sick. MT Conklin's friends were glad to hear them once more.
 Mrs M.W .Silliman of Norwalk has wis., ited in town.
 c. s. Powell has bought a milk route in Bridgeport and sells over POO quarts of milk per day, at wholesale and retail.
 Mir and Mrs Cannon of New Haven vis- tied Jason Candee, Sunday.
 The young people who eamped out last week at Cedar point included MT and Mrs A. J. Sherwood, Milo Osborne, Ernest Sanford, Marcus Burr of Bedding, Mir and Mrs F. L. Wheeler of Long Hill, MT and Mrs c. s. Burr, Mrs John H. Wheel er of Easton. All report fine time, al- though the storm was hard, Thursday and Friday. During their stay, many friends visited them and enjoyed good dinner gotten up in fine order on the beach. MT and Mrs Henry Weed and son of Fulton, N. Y., have recently visited w. F. Selleck. Misses Tillie and Meta Schwartz and | friends have been at home. H. E. Logan is working with his team t the new reservoir.
 Mrs H. E. Logan and children are en- oying weeks visit with her brother, William Osborn. The academy will open, Tuesday. September 6. Two courses are offered. An excellent opportunity is afforded chOlars from Easton and surrounding owns to secure educational facilities lear at home at small expense. The tuition is only 8 per term.
 Eliza G., widow of the late Charles W. Everett, died at her late residence, Aug Ist 30, just l2 days after her hus- and. Mrs Everett has been an invalid or 16 years, sufferer from infiammatory Her funeral was attended n Thursday, 1st. at her late residence nd her remains inferred by the side of Ter husband in the Baptist church cem- foru l