The Newtown bee., 1895-04-05
EASTON.
LEES CHAPEL NOTES.

will be what the name suggests. The rooms and tables will be decorated in orange and the attentive waitresses in orange costumes. Oranges and cake will be served in the most approved manner, soon after g o'clock. An inter- esting program of music, elocution and tableaux will be rendered between s and 9 o'clock. Some outside talent is prom ised, and we will make room for ali who will honor us with their presence. Everybody is invited. If stormy the sociable will be postponed to the first fair evening. AsPETUCK. MT Wood of New Haven has visited his daughter, at Charles Wakemau's.
 Mrs Wakeman Williams is slightly better.
 Gilvia Kellog is putting up new barn. Clinton Patchen does the work. Walter Gray and wife of Norwalk wis., ited his sister, c. A. Gray. Sunday. William Wakeman and Frank Sherwood have been appointed appraisers on the estate of the late Laurinda Grumman. William Kelley of Bridgeport and Miss Jennie Kelley spent Sunday with their parents.
 Richard Bradley is working in Fair field.
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 Sickness prevented quite a number from attending the consecration meet ing, Sunday evening. The meeting next Sunday evening will be led by Mrs Ella Gurnsey.
 Next Sunday morning, sRev MT Kim balls will preach in the Congregational church.
 Miss Emeline Hall visited her Easton friends, the past week. Her home at present is with Mrs William Wilson of Greenfield.
 Mrs Ada Fitch and mother from Wes- ton visited Mrs J. L. Perry the past week. .- visited Miss A.F.Seeley, Sunday, March 31.
 Miss Allie Bradley has left school and expects to remain home with her father, this summer. After spending Easter week with her aunt in New York, Miss Annie Parrack expects to accompany her.
 For the past few days Charles Sher- man has been on the sick list. Dr Hill attends him.
 Mr Ellis two sons returned, Monday, to his home, after spending this winter with their sister, Mrs Beach, in Hunting ton.
 s. R. Wells was in town the past week, looking for place to purchase for par ties in Bridgeport.
 The Muns0n Banks place is again va- cant. MT Nichols moved, Monday, his family and goods out of town.
 David Gleason, an aged man living in M. E.. Banks tenement house, was to be taken to the Bridgeport hospital, this week. He is sick with grip and in desti- tute circumstances. Rutherford Wheel CT, who was taken to the hospital two weeks ago, has not yet had his feet ann putated.
 Mrs Rutherford Wheeler and young son have gone to her parents home in New Milford.
 Edward Hill has purchased two road horses of Cole & O'Mara, who are stop ping at H. N. Osborn's.
 Frank J. Ward is improving his place by painting the house and other build ings. Thomas Turney does the work.
 Mrs s. H. Wales of New York was Sunday guest of Mrs M. B. Bates.
 James J. Ward is to put in new stills and build front fence for Frank L. Ward.
 Charles Nichols and family, who have occupied the MunSOn Banks place the past two years, have moved out of town.
 The Peck place near the Center has been rented.
 John Peck of Birmingham spent Sun day at Rev J. l.. Peck's.
 Edward Gillett is to build new barn. J. J. Ward does the work.
 Miss Emeline Hall, who is staying with Mrs William Wilson of Fairfield, visited her mother the past week.
 G. l.. Burr runs meat wagon through Easton each Friday. This makes five meat peddlers who supply this town at present.
 Arthur Oakley of Southport was in town the past week.