The Newtown bee., 1896-06-26

Brlmqu WsS hr5d Nr the Lower SJepneY st.no0lhou-c on Wednesday evening Next week Wcducsdav evening &t '-3o o'clock pras"r mprd0@ will hr held at tlr b4pcj.t chu@eil
 Al THE 1u.ulnuI~T CHI FHu. k. h. alload. h"en stated, tu SuTl.v a.N-, Hrv Mir Wa-r.Urr pr~e0cs a SIT ul#u D-grgiJIly for tNr children, In the evening th,. C3uce.t for which run@i3 i3rr l .th'r ar. p'ratiou has been made, takes l p'agr. The collections go ID th" c!uld- 1 rrl' clulI iJua fund, Dg thu. nr-t sunday ju July ihr ro,o- muuiuu service will he observed, aHd II mlI b. tUt csIarli-hlug of a monthly in- stctd ul hi-mou5hIv celebration. No over3l n"n.rr~ are to be taken int" m" fu!! uouta.-hju of Gn chmch 1t this tjIuc. ] N-.ud M-- rrmE II. Beach at thrID- 1 i.ar ,..r.-s.lg..3 M .- H"Ach's father, X. E ! MaI@.t .nI t.Hu.y ai NcjG warcr. oyeI ! ~u"Gay.
 Vucn.. Apo-. hol 7 erected foj Jamc> l o.3a'a, .9' hg Marsh Brothers of Gridge- 1 port is ropmiE bring pushed along They hlvo a force ut some l5 men at work putting it. together. Ii will te il very Ha"d-one residence when coln- plrted.
 MT and Mrs Walter H. Eedman of I Brooklyn were entertained by Mr and Mrs A. E. urtis. at the depot, last 0Ht urduy.
 John Beu0j.rc, Jr.. and family of Bridgeport. pas-rd Sunday with hi- parents, Mir and Mrs John Benedict. Tine cottage prayer meeting at Chr depot, this Friday evening, is to br held at tn" home of W Wjbur French. The ucrtIugs Arc wei! atrnadcd and of inLer-
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 Lewis E. Euddmgs0U of Hridgrpcr WAS a gut~t ur the hUrue ut Frank Il. Beach at thn I} put, ~uuday. BAoksHfH |. l.. ~WNI@F, acc0u}p41 Iod by G. W, suns, lap& a spin Ou tnrIt vhroI- tO Brewster and return, sunday.
 Mi- C.llndO PIaff H. h r.a # guest oi ncr daughter, Mrs Juuu I. I@rtuT, for a few days.
 Bicycling isu't always such sport, at east it Wusu't for Ernest sherman Oh Sunday a-r, for he virurd Bethel aud a" he return trip luncCurrd a tire. Having no appIiaIcr- at hand with which to r.. pair the dam=4r ue had Go walk home and push the wheel Dt41Ucs. Bu5 ur v~ nc would walk farther than thaC if hu could chastjso the person who put the racks on the ruHu.
 Blacksmith C. l.. Suaury is at present -u.hcd with work at the shnp. lis pTi- ces seem 10 take pretty well with his GUS .ODcIs.
 ~LovcmAn John Benedict and men have been bu2jIY engaged in putting in hot water heater 1t The auDuyug residence n Monroe, this week. An uuu -ual event, a Sunday wedding, tcCnrrCd at SJ stephen church on Sun lay Iast The contracting parties were Uuugarmn7 the bride being sister of Mrs John C]a~caud rho groom lawrence Dubjrl. The ceremony was performed shortly after l- o'clock Aud the afternoon and evening were passed in celebrating -he event in royal style at the home of Nr and Mrs CIre. Music was on hand rom Bridgeport to make things lively, IF and Mrs Duhiol leave for PeunsylVa- 1ia, this week, where they will make their home.
 Miss Edna Warriner returned home from Huntington. l.. L., where ehc has
 necn at school, Monday, and will spend he summer with her parents, Rev and
 Mrs k. Warrjner, at the Methodist par s0nage.
 Benjamin Corning has been a victim of measles for week past and thinks thie i OO good weather to be afflicted with such childish troubles. Miss Nellie Birdie visited friends in EastOn during 0 part of last week Miss Elizabeth ettcr is stopping at the Methodist parsonage with Rev and Mrs WarUiner. She came, Wednesday, from Drew Seminary at Carmel, N. Y. and will pass rhC summer vacation in l Stepney.
 Edwards ;. BeaIdsIey had a sick horse l but the medical attendance of Burr flaw l ley and careful nursing by Charles 5. Curtis, Perry B. Hubbeu and Henry Pettit has put new life into the animal, Sunday shower was a lively one in Stepney. The wind was especially erat- \ ic and blew large limbs from Sheriff Hayes shade trees besides Ieveling some
 of the fences about the place. MT and Mrs r. K. Abbott of Bridge port passed Sunday with Mir and Mrs l George $. COlev.
 B. Hawley & Co.,, have been doing quite business in carpets, this season, 1 furnishing upward of 30 rooms. Another instance of the uncertainty of | 1he bicycle came to light and the l laugh this time is at the expense of a l young man who visited his best girl, l Sunday night, going on his wheel, but l walking back, quite a distance by the 1 way, on account of 8 punctured tire. John Frank of HuntingtOWn district ! recently had a little experience with a 1 travelling POlander looking for work that 1 makes him think that they are not the ! best kind to hire. He hired ths man for
 8 month at SIP and board. The first morning after his arrival Mrs Frank l missed the ducks eggs which she had been accustomed to gather each morn ing. The following morning she watch ed and saw the new man having a feast in the hen house. Mir Frank told him to leave, but he became abusive and wanted his pay. He discovered, hoWev- CT, that MT Frank was in earnest and
 cleared out.
 Butter making at the creamery is on
 the increase and Mir Agnew hopes soon
 to make the output considerably larger.
 It is fact worthy of mention that Peter
 A. Agnew was the butter maker who
 made the butter for the Clover Farm
 creamery at the time It took the medal
 at the Worlds fair. Mir Agnew's repu-
 tation as butter maker Is we'll estab-
 lished.
 John Joyce is putting up a large addi-.
 ti0n greatly adding to the capacity of his
 barn room.
 Mrs Lewis Edwards has returned from
 a weeks visit in Huntington and Shelton.
 Frank and Charles Schwartz spent Sum
 day with their parents.
 Mir sand Mrs Charles Milton and MrI
 and Mrs Sherwood Thorpe of Bridgeport
 were guests Of MT and Mrs M. Fl. Thorpe.
 Sunday,
 Mrs II. Gilbert Of Bridgeport spent Sunday at Mrs II p. Canfieid's.
 2, BFisooe and Howard Wakelee of