The Newtown bee., 1896-10-09

been taken October i, on account of the storm was postponed and will be taken Sunday, October II. The Ladies' Missionary Society will meet Wednesday, October II, at the church at 30 p. m.
 Preparations are being made to pack barrel for misstonary's family in Min nesOta. This will undoubtedly enter in. to the interesting features of the meet ing on the l4sh. All invited.
 c, l.. Smailey has just completed new farm wagon for F. W. Hawley, It is 9 substar tiaI locking vehicle.
 The prayer meeting at the Depot vii. be held with Mrs Caroline Dayton, this (Friday) evening.
 Arthur B. Curtis has returned home, and while his general health is improved he is at present suffering from very sore foot.
 George $. Turner has added an ol0 clock to his collection of relics, one he got at Newtown while in attendance al the fair, last week.
 MT and Mrs Williams, who have been passing some time with Mir and Mrs An drew Leavenworth, returned to Pennsyl- vania on Tuesday.
 Mrs NJ. J. Nolan has been at tht Bridgeport hospital where a successful operation was performed for the removal of tumor. She is expected to return home the last of the week. IL is reported that Stephen Zellina, who was accidentally shot by John Clay, i recently, has had to have his leg ampu t4ted twice on account of gangrene, and i he lies in a very critical condition at the Bridgeport hospital.
 Mir and Mrs William J. Candee spent Sunday in New Haven with friends. MI Candee drove down several horses, Sat urday, and disposed of them in the city
 John Benedict, Jr, and family oi Bridgeport passed Sunday at home witt Mir and Mrs Benedict at the Depot.
 MT and Mrs A. B, Curtis entertained friend at their pleasant home, over Sun day.
 Mrs George Sears returned home iron Bridgeport on Monday, having visited Bridgeport friends for few days. 
 Mrs Susan 0 sborn has been on the sicl list, but is about again, thanks to tho 8kilIfuI care of Dr Hill.
 Mir and Mrs Andrews of New Haver have been entertained at the Methods parsonage by Rev and Mrs Warriner, this week.
 There will be a prayer meeting at the Judd district schoolhouse on Wednesday evening, October Il, at o'clock, instead of / 30.
 Rev and Mrs Braman attended tht Sunday school convention at Hartford this week.
 Turney Northrop has purchased the John Farhnam farm. MT Farhnam vii move at once.
 Just $l buys 23 pounds of best granu lated sugar at B. Hawley &5 Co.'s
 Mir and Mrs E. s. Beardsley were very agreebly surprised by party of young people, Saturday evening. Games and 1 fine supper were at once in order ant hartily enjoyed by all. The party brokt at 12 o'clock, wishing MT and Mrs Boards ley many happy returns of the day,
 MT and Mrs William Williams have re turned to Brooklyn after short visit a Andrew Leavenworth's.
 Seeley Perry will commence a job 0 carpenter work on Monday in Westport
 It is the rumor that wedding bells art to ring soon again.
 Arthur Tyrrel has lost one of hi pair of horses. Now where is there { good trotter for sale? Horse dealers wake up!
 B. Hawley & Co.,, have just received car of choice pine shingles.
 A surprise birthday party was given t Miss May o borne on Tuesday evening A large number of her many friends wer' present and made merry with music anG games. The bouutiful feast provided by the guests proves clearly that there ar, many good cooks among the young peo pie.
 l zalmon Prudy has moved the goods O Mrs Glingan from Starr Plain, back to he old home in the village. 1 Young cupid has ordered a certain hous, Dearby to be thoroughly refitted, paper ed and painted and the wedding bell can almost be heard. Without doub we shall hear them before another issu, of THE BEE.
 A good horse, good size, bay color has been taken up by c. E. Osborne.
 The marriage of Thomas Burns, IT., ot 1 stepney to Miss Jane Conroy of Erie county, Pennsylvania, took place Sep. temher 2e. Father Handley offlcIated