The Newtown bee., 1896-05-01

days jH 3O Vtur- when sickuraE hH2 kgIh me cut of my pu!pjr, | am in hopes r." resume my Aburs next Sunday. DrJ L. Peek wa~ engaged te preach at Long Hil Inst Sahbath - F.. Warrincr.
 BAPTIST CHI NCH IrEMs
 Erv F. F. Brainan uf Pmiuvjllr. ahu has accepted the unanimous call ot thn Baptist church tu b"rouc their pastor, commences his labors here on June l.
 Mr. Ir,rm5..h NoIsu moved, Ia-, week from thr tuuus sbr has been occupy ing III ~,cuhcu Fruurh's budding, over the ~tcVucy Depot, to X. B. Cutl-' tr',c mcIr house. Iu-t north ot tl' utJiou.
 Albert B Jtom is a frequent yI-JUr Hi St.pncy Depot and WAS up for 'i roupIr rt ut.}-. his week. 10 attend tU >Uiur wu. k ou ua1d at Hl- shop.
 BlHrE-ui'h C. l. ~u@uIey ri&' d NpW bivvr.e. lG'~ ;t NiIvcr kIrg If fine lnt..-r pattern and Mir NmaI,ry purchased u through Arthur E. tutti,, who Is thr agent for these wENrIs. Mir ~uuilty'~ right hand mau, GCnrgc ~'n.a. has also purchased a cnupahiuu wheel t0 Nr ~mulirE of Mr turtl-, and n)W uHtNr pate one enjoyable uHs during ,hr ~uuuer mwh-.
 
 MrJhud.., church SuGdiY -rbonl talk, , place Il u.N. N4ujay aJ tb' u-uU AHur If tItn ~urduy .ohuu sr~-uIa.
 1Jhu Juycr is utuyIuE h $ h"u-vis,ttd ctl lf~. Itt. ~'tl h, f.''lu Hj~ 'rLrr N-1Dt r., t4. it. F. ito k's.. ltl .t.. Nh'.e Hr vn. ,c-.v .I ltr f0 urt.
 th. n.r} frlona If Ms Nlrh .. B. tarl,-, dau2lt~ If Ana.cV Le:*.n Wn E., .r ehI- I.a'... Hsrr H0@3 o tr. .0 If Ier draEa n'.@a cr~H rrd ar BrlJgop rt "n Mon ly u.o-.'J= f hr week. The funeral -yr>:r,- N,rc,e'- ducJrd in Bridgeport oa N,aoe- oay ahd hcl remains were brought lo ~tppupH ru hn laid at rrst III tht ctUr1.rl htrr. She leaves a husbzud and four young children. She WAS hrM i0 high o-lrrw hy her ricuds uad her i"z- i, severely felt.
 Stephen FreurI and Joha Beopdt.t yt reud,d the burial scrlirt If the Iat, Nylvcet,r Gregory, at Long iiiI,"u Hou. day. Mr CutgHly formerly lived at ~t"uucg Depot
 Miss Bessie Hayes i- impg' wing trou hpr recent were iIluc-s, much 70 th~ satisfaction of her many friends.
 LcutUri C. and C. F.. O,boruc nav. been in HummcrtaWfl, a part Of the week. doing some interlDr decoration for par ties there.
 Mrs E'hu Taylor is preparing tJ re- move from Ea-ton to her home here in The village. and hua been at work, tIi- Ncck, getting the place ready for oucu D@rrY.
 Ed>ou Turncv, ~ith competent f0lc, of mon, is busiIy engaged on the roads and they will soon all b. placed in ap- pie Iir order for the ~ummcr travel.
 Mrs Dolly Kelley and daughter, M j-- BIarchc were guests rf Mr and Mrs Nj E. HaWjpy, last week. Mrs Kelley husband i' il p4rlurr in the firm of ket ley N MCMeh0n, who manufactured the souvenir spoons for the Worlds fair and have extensive fac,ories for the waUu- fracture of siIyerWarc and novelties.
 Pleasant rooms are advertised to rent at the Depot, to right parties who cau give references.
 A public auction of household goods and farming utensils is advertised to take place at the residence of the late Stephen C Nichols on Tuesday, May commencing at 10 o'clock q, m.
 Rev and Mrs Warriapr, who have been on the sick list since coming to Stepnev. are improving in health.
 The Stepuey Depot Sunday school will re open, next Sunday afternoon. May ;, at 4.3O o'clock, in the schOOlh5use. Lot all interested turn out and fill the building.
 Miss Lizzie Schwartz of Bridgeport is with her parents for few days.
 (, W. Cantiald, with the assistance of Coley Field, has removed the old tree stump in front of Mrs fl. E., CaDtfeId' g residence, replacing it with a fine maple.
 Mir and Mrs William B. DaVis of OK. ford were guests of Daniel Davis, Wed ne. dAV and Tbur4dAv
 Master Robert Edwards is sick with a severe cold.
 Mrs Laura Clarke of South Britain is with her sister, Mrs M K. Parmelee
 Thieves have again ente- -ed Mrs Par melee's hen house, securing six fine broilers.
 Curtiss Taylor of Greenfield is visiting his brother al Miss c. Knapps.
 The friends of Rev H. ". Jones of Ar lingtoD, N. J., will be pleased to hear that he has an heir, fine baby boy.
 A little girl has come to live with Mir and Mrs Albert Hull. Mrs Hull is daughter of the late William Seeley.
 Cbarles c. Sherman of New Haven is visiting his sister, Mrs c. E. Osborne.
 Miss Mary k, Seeley is in AusOnia. guest of Mrs Frank Burr.
 MT and Mrs Harry Nichols and Mir and Mrs Eugene Jennings of Danbury have been the guests of l.. o. Osborne
 Miss Ada Burr and Miss Carrie May Hull have visited in Greenfield Hin.
 Alonzo Eastwood of New Fairfield has visited his son, John Eastwood.
 Miss Mamie White of Bridgeport has been entertained by Miss Grace Curtiss Miles Eastwood of Naugatuck spent Sunday st Perry Hubbell's.
 MT and Mrs William Wheeler of Shel- ton have been guests at CoIey Fields'.
 Mrs Cutler of Staten Island is the guest of her daughter, Mrs I. c. Fields MT and Mrs William Clarke have been at the home of George Bur ritt.
 Owing to the illness of Rev MT Warri- ner, the Methodist congregation united with the Baptist, last Sunday, and listen ed to an excellent sermon from Rev Mr Weeks.
 Attorney E. o. Huff and Town Clerk D. A. Nichols attended the republican state convention, last week. Attorney Hull was the vice president of the con- ventiOn from the fifteenth senatorial dis trict
 Miss Frisbie from Brookfield has visit ed her cousin, Mrs Edwards Beardsley.
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 EAsTON.
 Editor Floyd Tucker, of the Bridgeport Farmer, spent Sunday as guest of his cousin, c. Burr Tucker.
 Miss Maud ElmCre BowdY of Danburv