The Newtown bee., 1895-10-18
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Rev Mr. Harrington will occupy the
pulpit Of the Methodist church, next
Sunday. The service as usual will be
held in the afternoon at O'Clock.
Ansel Beers from New Haven has
been spending a few days with his sis
ter, Mrs Clark Keller.
Mrs Mary Bates has moved her house
hold goods from Stepney to her sisters,
Mrs Taylor Bates, in Ridgefield.
Edwards Beardsley has sold pretty
Jersey heifer to r. Bowker OF Bridge
port.
Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley is to move to
Monroe Center for the winter, and to her
old neighbors it seems likely she will be
greatly missed, but we can truly think,
wherever she is, those that are near her
will find her kind and obliging friend.
A. B. Curtis was in Bridgeport Oh
Tuesday, in attendance at the Baptist
State convention of the Young Peoples
Union which was held there, this week.
Mrs r. M. Lathrop, who has been oc-
cupying G. S. Turner's house at Wake
ley's Pond in the town of Easton, has
moved back to Bridgeport.
Candee & Jennings traded fine pair
of standard bred horses with Peck &
Lines of Bridgeport on Monday. They
are doing quite lively business and
have couple of pair of cattle taken in
trade that they would be glad to dispose
of.
Mrs Burr Hawley has been in Bridge
port, this week, the guest of her son, E.
j. Hawley. She was in attendance at
the meetings of the Young Peoples
Union held at the First Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs G. j. Willett of Danbury
have been guests at the pleasant home of
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Curtis, for the week.
Ernest Boland from Ronaldsville, N.
Y, has been stopping with G. s. Turner,
at the Depot. Mr. Boland is photo
grapher of considerable ability and has
taken some interesting views.
A son of Samuel Powell, who was in
New York, has been presented with a
$25 gold medal and check for $25 for a
deed of bravery, by the Life saving COM
mittee of the city. He rescued lady
from drowning in the East river, risking
his own life by plunging into the water
| after her, winning we'll deserved laurels.
Arthur b. Curtis, who has been passing
some time as guest Of Troy, N. Y,
friends, returned home on Monday. In
company with his uncle, Mr. Willett, he
has been enjoying some OF the sport OF
hunting and together they captured
quite good string Of gray squirrels,
this week.
Mrs Waller is now settled in her newly
purchased home at the Center.
George Lyons has been assisting with
the work of re-painting Town Clerk
Nichols buildings over at Monroe Center.
He says there is nothing like bicycle If
you want to get anywhere.
b. Hawley g. Co., are Arranging for
another auction sale to be held in the
near future.
Miles L. Eastwood has been In Nauga-
tuck for some little time working at his
trade as carpenter.
Miss Anna j. K. Seeley left for the
West on Tuesday morning. During her
absence most of the time will be spent in
Michigan. Levi B 'ackman has the care
Of her horse while she is away.
Mrs Charles 4. Lyon passed Tuesday
as guest of friends at Stepney Depot.
Mrs Seeley Perry is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Charles Banks in Bridgeport.
Miss Edna Hubbell from Naugatuck il
visiting with her friends here.
The friends OF Mrs kasson are pleased
to know that her health is much improv-
ed. For the present she Is making her
home with her brother, G. E. Osborne.
Rev Mr. Merwin has been In New York
this week.
Mrs Clingham, who has been sick for
number Of weeks, is now improving,
much to the satisfaction OF her many
friends.
Mrs Mallett Hall has returned home
after visit Of some length with Ham
mertown friends.
K. j. Hawley was up from Bridgeport.
one day, last week, and In company with
Perry Hubbell succeeded in bagging
handsome fox.
Mrs s. j. Powell was In Bridgeport on
Tuesday, where she attended the funeral
services OF Miss Maud Kapral, held Iii
Trinity church there.
The heavy dow pour of rain on Satur-
day and Sunday filed the wells SO that
now neighbors don't have to wear out
the town pump. It saves deal OF tims
and patience. having d plenty Of water
handy.
Mr. and Mrs J, T. Porter passed satur-