The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03
DEERFIELD PERSONALS.

Mss Abbie Wakeman still continues quite poorly.
 Miss Alice Nichols was the guest of Mrs Fred E. Silliman of Easton, recent ly.
 Painter Raymond has done work for Edson Banks at hisaEaston farm,
 Mrs Charles Nichols, who has been confined to the house so long, is able to ride out once more.
 Rev J. H. Kimball was guest at Dea Nichols, last Sunday.
 Miss Nar8r Rsrt5 yRssSM SM then Rjasss ssoYE55aRd dead in the stanchion.
 Mrs Sally Hubbell, who has lived to the good old age of more then four score years. received shock on Thursday and her entire left side was affected and she is feeble. Her daughter, Mrs George Parrack of Easton, is assisting her sister in caring for her.
 Mrs Charles Nichols, who is in such feeble health, and been shut in doors all winter and spring, was able to ride out a short distance, two days last week.
 All congratulate MT and Mrs Frank Banks of California in recovering a part of their loss by fire, and wish it were possible they might recover all.
 The many friends of Miss Edith Burr of Brooklyn will be glad to learn that she seems to be slowly improving.
 Mrs Case, mother of Mrs William Will son, is very sick with whooping cough at her daughters.
 Mrs George Effort of New York and her two children came to this place on Saturday to visit her mother, who is an invalid. On Sunday her oldest child was taken very. sick and she returned home with him, Sunday evening.
 Mrs Hattie Sherwood, wife of William Q. Burr. was granted letter from the church to the Fairfield church.
 Mrs T. B. Sturges and daughter have returned from Florida, where they spent the winter.
 Mrs A. NJ. Burr and daughter enjoyed Thursday afternoon at the pleasant home of Mrs Simon H. Burr.
 Miss Emma Jennings has visited her sister, Millie, for week at her school in Northfield, Mass. MT Pease supplied her absence.
 Miss Ada Banks has been at Mrs John Hul's for few days.
 Mrs Campbell visited the Misses Gould, recently.
 R. B. Jennings is administrator on the estate of the late Charles A. Gould. H. B Burr and MT Nichols of Bridgeport spent Tuesday appraising that estate.
 Little Sophie Hull is very much better. So she is able to play out of doors pleas ant days.
 Miss Lizzie Banks accompanied her aunt home to Guilford for visit.
 Mrs Clarence Bradley was calling on friends on Burr street, Monday.
 Mrs H. B. Burr has bed of beautiful hyacinths in full bloom.
 Nichols Milbank spent Sunday home at his mothers.
 Jesse L. Banks of Brooklyn was at the old homestead, Sunday.
 MT and Mrs N. B. Hill enjoyed visit from their son, Horace, on Sunday.
 Miss Cora Bulkley visited her brother, William Bulkley, on Hoyden's Hill, re- sently.
 H. R. Elwood and William Banks were put on their meat route, through this place. for the first time, Monday morning.
 Fred Banks of Weston spent Sunday in Greenfield at his former home.
 Burr Disbrow has his carriage painted.
 D. c. Smith has traded his colt for ,xen with William Gorham.
 D. B. Adams is the happy D assessor of ] fine colt which arrived in town early Saturday morning. Mother and off bring are doing well. Elmer Buckley entertained his brother, Arthur, Sunday. MT and Mrs Frank Edwards and family pent Sunday in Cross Highway.
 MT and Mrs Leroy Mills have yisited t William Smiths. Mrs George Gorham has visited her on, George Merwin.
 A. Harter's horses became unmanage- ble, Friday, and ran away, throwing | i'm output not injuring him seriously. | 'hree of his fingers were broken.