The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-09-13
EASTON.
CENTER STREET.

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet In
the hall near the church, Thursday after
| noon, September 10, for the purpose of
recognizing. Supper will be furnished
by the ladies. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs Alderman from New Jersey is
visiting her daughter, Mrs William Ell.
Grammar.
Mrs David Gould is entertaining her
cousin from Bridgeport, Miss Anna Jen-
nings.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hawley from
Bridgeport have called on friends in this
place.
r. E. Rowland, a gentleman So years
old, celebrated Labor day by taking a
walk to Bethel. He walked the entire
distance of Is miles without taking either
rest or refreshment, returning the same
way on the following Friday. He declar-
ed he had not felt better in a long time.
Mrs Mary Rowell, who is still under
the doctors care, is staying at the home
of her sister, Mrs Freeborn.
Miss Jennie Kelly from Green's Farms
spent Sunday at home.
THE NEW sCHooLHoUsE IN THE NARRows.
The schoolhouse in the Narrows is all
finished but the seats have not come. 1t
looks neat in its new coat of paint. Miss
Ann Roberts is engaged to teach as soon
as all things are ready.
Rev Mr. Kimball attended the 5Osh an
niversary of the Lyons Plain Episcopal
church, Monday afternoon.
Hannah <. widow of the late E. S.
Winton of Easton, died, SaturdaJ at the
home of her son, George Winton of
Bridgeport, and was buried in the Eas-
ton cemetery, Tuesday afternoon.
NFrd dc fnr r(ax
friends in Lyons Plain, this week.
q Friends of Mrs Charles Silliman were
pleased to see her out riding, Sunday
afternoon, after her long illness.
Miss a. F. Seeley is spending a few
days this week with friends in Hartford.
Miss Nellie Bride seems to understand
sweet pea culture, her bed being one
mass of blossoms.
Miss Florence M. Jennings has visited
in Bridgeport and Fairfield.
Miss Mary g. Fisher has been recreat-
ing in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Booth will soon leave
the country for the city to live with their
Mrs Charles Marsh.
Miss Gussie Marsh is spending several
days in Georgetown.
William Turney has purchased brand
new buggy.
Mrs George A. Jennings in company
with her father and little son, Robert,
visited friends in Huntington and was
present at the neutrality-suspicious. of the
Curtis drinking fountain and report a
grand good time.
Mr. and Mrs George Jennings spent
Labor day at Pleasure Beach.
Joshua Kent comes out with new top
buggy. Milk peddlers make money.
Mrs Lydia Banks spent week with
her granddaughter, recently.
E. P. Fisher is digging his potatoes and
reports fair crop.
Mrs Ellis Wheeler is still quite poorly.
E. Wheeler, with his road machine
and corps of men, are humming right
along and the roads will all soon be in
good repair.
Miss Carrie Marsh is gaining but slow
ly. G. B. Marsh remains about the same.
Mrs Anna Burgis of Bridgeport is
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs James
Marsh, for few days.
Master Ernest Fisher of Bridgeport is
at his uncle's, E. 2. Fishers.
September l Mrs Jennings entertained
friends from Bethel, Bridgeport, Fair
field and Mill Plain.
Miss Linda Thorpe of Bridgeport, with
her neice, is spending few days with
Mrs Eliza Sll1iman.
Stanley Wheeler, son of Prof A. M.
Wheeler of New Haven, spent few days,
last week, with Mrs Fred Silliman.