The Newtown bee., 1896-02-21

evening. But be sure and come and bring some one with you EQUIrFING THE sTErNEY CREAMERY FOR
 BUSINESS.
 Charles II, Hawley and force of men were at work, the fire part of he week, filling the creamery ice hous. for Peter Agnew, with nine inch ice from A. B. Curtis pond. Mir Aguew expects the uew machinery for the creamery to ar i've some time this week and will imnc- uatcIy go to work i,trg up for busi- 1ess.
 Black smith C. l.. SmaIey and bride eft on Tuesday for u short wedding trip and an absence from Stepney Depot for q few days, which will b. spent with friends, The genial -mjthy has passed the cigars lib"rully to his friends since he happening of the happy event.
 Miss Lillian Lewis, who teaches tie school at Lower S-rpoey, passed last Saturday with her brother, Wills Lawi', in Bridgeport.
 Passengers on the early morning train south frequently run into Merchant Srrphen French store VAtIr waiting f)r 'hc up traiu The mr'cHuuC always ht> crsy fire but hi genial elf ecpm- to be the attractive feature of the place. The thcrmomrtcre agpin told great stories on NJ .udny morning of this ~crL while the co snap WIS at its best. Al; 'hc way frrm eight to lG below gre down a5 thc Depot nnd up ar the CcutCr one the9nomrtcr is said to have shinnad down 70 Is below. But it didn't last long this trp-
 Mir and Mrs John Benedict, Jr, of Bridgeport passed lat Saturday with tl.tr parents, Mr and Mrs fohn Brne- diet al the D"pot,
 Miss Carrie Smlth. who has been B guest of Mrs Betsy Tonkins, is spending few days a< guest of EiVard Lyons at Bethel,
 IG is rumored that R. B. R 'ekNel has blrguined hi- place to John J0y ce. Mrs Belle Lyon is now on the road to recovery, much to the sati>flct on of her many friends. She attributes her sufr delivcrance from the severe sickness she has passed through largely to the skill ful nursing of Mrs Martin Castle of Mon roe, who atte udcd her.
 The select party at Leavenworth' E hall, last Friday evoning, was very pleasant and enjoyable one. PeTry's or chesrra furni- he'd excellent music for l laucjno wE.ian was k"nf nm notn '-+, into the night.
 Prof IIlrris, a ventriloqui-t who has lately moved from Bridgeport to Halter town, gave an interesting exhibition of his powers in the Upper S5epney school house, last week Friday evening, to 8 mall audience. The performance was so well liked that he has been asked to repeat it.
 Charles HubbeIl and Miss Klein at- tended party in DodgiDgtowu, last Fridty evening.
 Rev Dr McrVin starred for New York on Monday morning, despite the chilly condition of the atmosphere, to attend to some bu.i oss there
 Mrs Miles Eastwood leaves for \ tuga- tuck, March 1, leaving a vacant t20e ment at the Center.
 Oiin Platt, who has been quite sick for four weeks past, is guining slowly.
 Mrs k. 5. Weller had the misfor1unc to lose her fl 'wcrs by freezing during rhe cold snap of Sunday night. As she had some nice plants the loss is not small one.
 Mrs $. J. Powell would be glad to fud a purchaser for her piano and i wiling to sell it at very reasonable figure.
 Mrs Andrew Leavenw0rth has heen called to Bridgeport.
 Burr Hawley has been absent for few days, the past week, visiting pittsfie Springfield, Hartford, and other places.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Gilbert were guests of MT and Mrs M. B. Hawley over Sun day.
 Why go dirty when you can buy a bar of Ozone soap for one cent of our wide awake merchants, B. Hawley & Co.
 M. B. Hawley has recently purchased a thoroughbred bull terrier dog. He has already shown his breeding, coming out a winner in several arguments he has al- ready had with canines in this vicinity
 F. M. Garfield is suffering with Inham- matory rheumatism.
 George Terrill, 85 years of age, has had a shock and is quite poorly.
 M. B. Hawley and wife attended the Wesleyan glee club concert at Newtown, Tuesday evening.
 c. E, Osborne has visited c. c. sher- man in New Haven.
 Mrs Henry Seeley and Miss Seeley have been guests of Mrs Whipple in Tashua.
 Levi Downes has taken advantage of the low price of winter feed and pur- chased very fine horse.
 K. J. Hawley of Bennett, Sloan & Co.,, New York, was a guest of Mrs B. flaw ley over Sunday.
 Mrs Burr Hawley is visiting in Shell ton, the guest of Mrs Lewis Wheeler.
 Many will remember that large and beautiful garden of pansies at c. E. Os- Dorne's, last summer. He is now offer-