The Newtown bee., 1895-09-27

daily invited.
Mr. and Mrs A. b. Curtis, at the Depot
have entertained Mr. and Mrs w. F.
Green and daughter, Miss Antoinette,
from Troy, this week.
The fakirs for the Huntington fair
commenced to arrive at the station on
Tuesday. Oh, they are a nice lot, and
Station Agent French has good cause to
think so, for one of the tribe engaged
team of him for the large sum of rs
cents to take himself and his traps over
to the fair grounds, While the horse and
wagon was being got in readiness what
does this noble hearted fellow do, but
| Jump in with man who he found was
going over that way, and did not even to
so much as stop and say good bye to Mr.
French, or explain the cause of his sud
den departure.
Blacksmith G. L. Smallev in company
with his able assistant, George Sims,
took an enjoyable spin to Fairfield and
Southport on their bicycles, last Sunday.
Charles F. Osborne, who has been
working at Arm strong's saw mill, had
the misfortune to have bad fall and in
jured himself so badly that he was
obliged to lie by from work for few
days this week.
|
York again on Monday of this week to
attend to the wants of some churches
that needed funds from the fund of
which he is one of the trustees.
A real estate deal has been the excite
ment this week, Miss Linda Thorp hav-
ing disposed OF her property at the CEN
ter to Bridgeport parties.
Frank Emo, who has been guest of
Mr. and Mrs Powell, returned to his
home at Wantaugh, L. l., on Monday of
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Guckert and family spent
Sunday at E. V. Schwartz's.
Miss Minnie Stauffer is home for a
weeks visit.
Miss Jennie Wells has returned from
Long Island.
Mrs Edward Curtiss and Miss Hattie
Taylor of Monroe spent Saturday at w.
r. Selleck's.
F. M. Garfield and Ernest Garfield are
painting in Bridgeport.
Mrs Maria X. Parmlee ard Mrs Emily
Sears spent Thursday in South Britain,
the guests of Mrs Laura Clark.
| Mrs Andrew Leavenworth, who has
been in Shelton for some time past, re-
turned home, Hast Saturday.
The auction at Burr Hawley's last
week was quite successful and he pro-
poses holding another after the fairs are
over.
| Constable George FL. Lyon was called
into active service, on Monday, when he
received from Constable Glover of New
town writ for the arrest of Mrs Ida
| Hazard for her appearance at the New
town Court of Probate. Constable Lyon
found Mrs Hazard at her home and took
her to Newtown, where her trial has
been going on this week.
Candee & Jennings have disposed of
one of their fine iron gray horses. A
Bridgeport gentleman was the lucky
man. They have also exchanged horses
horses with Charles Clark of Easton.
Miss Jennie Osborn, formerly of
Tashua, now trained nurse in New
York city, is visiting at George Burr's,
B. FL. French's and other relatives.
Mrs John Benedict entertains her
brother, <. Hunt and son of New Ro-
chelle, N. Y.
The Depot Sunday school will com-
mence hereafter at 4.30 o'clock.
Attorney E. o. Hull attended the Leg
islative reunion at Woodmnnt on Mon
| dred people met for a So
Siai gathering aAu BoUu ulnneT. IL was
a very pleasant occasion.
The cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Cora Augusta Wheeler and Ed
Edwards Sherman Beardsley, Wednes-
day, October 2, p. m, at st. Paul's
Episcopal church, Huntington.
Charles Lane, former employer of b
Hawley q Co., has accepted position
with @. III. Bennett & Son, the wide
awake shoe dealer, 1857 Main street,
Bridgeport, and will be pleased to meet
friends and acquaintance at the above
address when in the Park City.