The Newtown bee., 1896-09-18
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'}u Sunday evening ChautauQua yee- pc. service vii he held at the Methodist church. A oordsal invitation is extond- eu le 1Ij to attend.
 Mrs Belle Lyon visited 5trattord friends !Ast ~4ch,
 Albert Bottom ot Bridgeport WAS visit ing friends It -ho Depot On Monday.
 Deputy Sherjr Hull nas been in Bridge port tlis week, attending to court du- ties
 Mr. Mary Buckingham has returned to make her hon. with Rev and Mrs Bra m4n, 2. the haptjst parsonage.
 E. GI4wlcq < Co.,. have the fourdationa all ready and rhis week the new Jones of Binghsntor scales will be put in shape for use.
 John Burrtt has traded horses with Long Hill parties. 3Irs Warrincr, accompanied her daugh- ter to Huntingdon and will spend few days with friends or Long Island before returning home. Everett sherman is making repairs on his house, Hobart FairehiId is doing the work.
 Mrs William Banks and children of New Haven have recently visited her mother Mrs Julia Adams. Nil and Mrs F. 5 Olmstead attended the reunion Of tbe zJd Connecticut vol unJevt@ 1t Pleasure Beach, last week. EE1aro l4om4H, who has been sum moring ii E.G. Heard2ley,s. has returned to the city. W. H. Bennett hae left the employ of Wilson Shermao and is at present visit ing friends, John White ls II a prcc4rious condi- tion, svdrrjng from Lhe grip. Dr smith attends
 B Il. To9t tcastad on Il ~atermeloo, Sunday, of his o~u raising that weighed la pounds la the case Of rhc shooting of Arthur Gnbert's horse, the Fourth of July, by Abraham Klein, K hIch was to have come to trial aC Bridgeport last Thursday, WAS settled by said Klein before the day set for the trial. Frank Faveraau has 10 acres of as nice corn az one would wish to look at, mak- ing over 1000 stacks. David A. Nichols left for the Orange county fair in i ork state, Tuesday morn ing, taking with him seven coops of his handsome bantam fowls for exhibition and contest fo. premiums.
 Frank H. Beach has recovered from his attack of rheumatic fev3r and is now able to be at his place of business in Bridgeport, l Mir and Mrs BigeIow and MT Sinclair of Brooklyn have been guests at ! the pleasant home of Andrew B, Curtis at the Depot, this week. MT and Mrs E. 4. Daley are away on l vacation trip, which they are spending l with friends aC Bristol. While alightng from train at the Depot, recently, Mrs Betsy Tonkins had the misfortune to trip and fall heavily from the car step to the ground, sprain-
 ing her wrist quite severely. Her grand daughter, Miss Carrie Smith of Brook, l lyn, haa been with her.
 Mrs George Sears has been seriously
 ill during the past week.
 Miss Louisa Banks passed Friday and
 Saturday of last week with friends in 1 Southport.
 The Friday evening prayer meeting at
 the Depot, this week, is to be held at the home of Frank H. Beach.
 Robert Lewis and Chester Jackson
 commenced attending the Newtown
 academy on Monday.
 Rev Mr Braman breaches at the To wer
 Stepney schoolhouse on Sunday evening
 at o'clock.
 c. l.. Smalley took 8 spin to New Can
 aan, Sunday, spending the day with Mri
 Smalley's relatives there.
 The blacksmith who has been assisting
 John T. Porter at his shop for some timt past has taken his leave,
 John Benedict, IT., and family o l Bridgeport spent Sunday at home witt
 MT and Mrs Benedict at the Depot,