The Newtown bee., 1896-04-10
Fairfield County News.
 sTEPNEY AND VICINITY.
AT THE CREAMERY.


 Peter A. Agnew now has the creamery in running order and advertises that he would like to buy cream and is willing to pay good prices. He is looking for 8 good secondhand power butter worker.
 Mrs c. w. Sims has been entertaining her cousin, Miss Lena Pillow of Nor walk, for a week past.
 Blacksmith c. L. Smalley has just shown his skill as an artist on a business wagon for A k. Heinze, making it a very attractive looking vehicle. The genial smithy has a delft hand that turns most any way, and is ready with the brush and paint pot to fix 'em as fast as they come to his headquarters.
 On Fast day, last week Friday, MT and Mrs R. B. Rockwell pleasantly entertain ed Mir and Mrs George Tuttle of Dan- bury and Mrs Peck and daughter.
 Miss Lillian French passed the Easter vacation aC home with her parents, MT and Mrs Benjamin French, returning to her school work at Bethel on Monday. Mrs Levi French of HuntingtOwn also passed Fast day with her parents.
 Daniel Platt of Shelton made a flying visit to see his mother, Mrs Orlando PlaCt, on Sunday.
 Our genial Dr Hill has been nursing a hard cold.
 Benjamin French is busy packing household goods and making prepara- cions to remove to Carthage, N. r., next week. where in the future the family will make their home.
 Miss Emma Cray, who has been mak- ing an extended visit with friends at Bridgeport and Naugatuck, has returned to Bjrdsey Sherman's.
 Mrs George Sears is in Easton caring for Miss GcOrgiana Knapp, who is suf- fcrng from the effects Ot an encounter with her COW. She went out to attend to it, one morning. recently, when the cow wheeled around and knocked her down, repeating the performance as of ten as she tried to rise. Her boy finally drove the beast away, but not until Miss Knapp was badly bruised, and it is fear cd that a broken collar bone adds to her misery.
 Mir aud Mrs John Benadict's little granddaughter, Miss Laura, of Bridge. | port, is sick with what is thought to be measles
 Mrs Wesley Edwards visited her par. eDCs, Mir and Mrs Hoyt of Bethel, last week.
 Mrs David HubbelI, who was so aeri. 0usly ill with pneumonia, is much better
 Rumor hqs it that Mir and Mrs Miles 1 EnstWond wilt not reu,Cve to Naugatuch but rcng1a ig Stepncr.
 Mir Belle Lyon is again on the sick lit
 Arthur lluH, w),o haa been passing the l Easter vacation with his parents, Dnpul , 1 Sheur and Mr7 Hull, returned to his school ut Ware, Mass, on Iue=day oi this week.
 Oa April {, the Stcpncy milk D uduCgri | HEn tI d tO the Bridgeport nark-t rp 1 .l.W. | arjr contracts to supply lactae l huId for the Park fly for another year
 IL i- p,ctod that Rev B F. Bramar | from PHmviue will occupy the pulpit 0t rhr B,pri~t church on sunday.
 Il is reported tnar James Lod hl. 1 f nLed Mrs Bates place and very -oDl l will brcomc 8 resident Cf the Center.
 Isaac Shrrman, Nerom Uubbcu auc | Edward Stevens, having completed the l ,ia j .t7 for stephen B. Hayes and 4. L and l.. '. Shade, are now tHckling on, for John Farnam.
 F. J. Hawlry spend Thur,daY snC 1 Friday ct this wee at home and expect. to daugle fish hook in the brooks (, L. mpt the cunning trout. 1 On account of the sickness of siste of Miss Ada Bank, at Greenfield Hill the 7chDoi hls been closed for the week
 Mir and II r- Charles Gaines of Hartfort are guests of Henry Seclcy.
 Mi. es Ellen and Florence Hayes o New Haven are spending few day with Edson Hayes.
 Charles B Wheeler attended, on las Friday, a session of the New York E8s conference gt New Haven.
 Andrew E. Curtis brought to the E D tist church on Sunday morning a beauji full bnquet of elegant blossoms, fur Lht Easter service, which he kindly present ed, after the service, t1 Mrs Eve iue kas son, who has b-en an invalid for sovera years,
 Iplmon Purdy has bought fine Jgr scy cow of Irving GOodscn The COW i d beauty and very promising. MaIlett Hall and family moved, Wed nesdaY, from tine old ho.ueatead to thu R0ssiter place near Monroe Center. H. is still busily engaged in pecfccting hi self active power with which he hope CO astOniSh the world and gain grea earthly substance. Charles Hawle, moves the goods.
 DIT huu hES lNlCilhIu bEDuGTICk 0 Bridgeport have been entertained at tn home of Miss Emma LeavenwOrth.
 John Beard, who understands how tt nicely reseat chairs with cane splints has reseated a number for the Methodis parsonage. Quite a number of chair had been slowed away in the attic whicl other than the seat were in good condi | ton and of value.
 Mrs Weller has vieitnS friends i, | Bridgeport.
 HUNTINGTON.