The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
Fairfield H'lmty News.
5TEPNEY AND VICINITY.

MI mupI-r ,1lE,u HAPPENINGS.
 tomuun.,n -,ry.cp and reception cf uymucr~ ntjU" church. NuuL,5 m"ung.
 Tho cuuv.u .t tnu MclhudI-t church E3,s aIg.IY alt,ul,d ou ji-l sunday cV 'ni..g. d, -g Up tht threatening WuHtGrr. Guy program ut- t.l uN W.)l, c"u -t,i, ing
 hut u uuuh.r Who W"r prE@rra t' .ul>- pruui.rut jrUus NrCv kept aW:t".
 mi lhtu yIas-~ had to h' HjIrd by thor1 who Wrr, c.l'U in 9r thn eleventh hour co l"ad th. prt+ If tN' Nh~oIte"@.
 IHo L..tj.-. htt ~urintv 3I h. Nrtu"- M-t rhu- .U .r" Iuau!uG fur lawn p1~- ttf..I Hu .Gr rtr.nuuEs ground ,u hr.,..a.0z Uf July IG. \ musical .ud G'..0.. ,H"|usm k to fa-m H part a. tH. }u."G cu9n}mrut and oak" 1rN cream N>.u n. 0rE"t Full p%rHrular- uan> t.", >I....'u tn -hr m.>a '~~urh I1H EnI.
 .>.l-3 .ul Hca >ort~. .,uwuuYou -.rv-lr inl"l~ a t1g # f:l. M. |up IT thn Elu,.t rhu5,h q" "r>! sunday U5or."n%. rl.o:. ...j ,..ng Iii 4.r. rt. tbo ~uajr} -yh "I ot rlIe EAp.-r church occurred 1 l.-l ~urH.E Hud rp-uUel 'u '. rI's' 'h"' 1 -1 ~ln tnr lhr nu"g ErHr@~ fol""~ suUar.u'1 .H,1.. { i3tr.a- Ntgh"i~, H--l-l- su3 -ulrr0urnlctt. Ih3."- pudv: -'v- ! .vt.ry a.u or1.m.t. NJ.> Hlanej"s Ju- ! lr: troa-u~rr. trri D. ~uu-ou: ubcl!- m. WaII.rr ildls.
 I'hr uJi .5 of the htpiE-l church m" with i.y nul Me- BrumHu at the ptr-oI.- iyr. N.&"o-dlr aftouonu, 'p pstn flor 'ur couuug WryA~ @ud Icd. Gust./. tul more clUs,rnt @hurnh work. .lhn uu.uu ~arv1r.- sunday rE-ar.. urzr.. .a u..l ..1". E.r.-. >uos.l. EH u' t.t ... '"u.E +.-t Y" '''u- 1 a... -su.l..
 M.- t.- a uay.- h.- IvrHoutaa. -.. . .J-: auj,t& 'a. IH.-. "'.a llr hand lo, ,.e. Ii h.a- '.ac u."u. 1 rd al syu., ,..G . 3...t u.d ,hr ',I.# {. 1 My hy yM a5JE. J. I:.Hay. vl- ID asahr l- ue7- tr naa Ihur-tY ai thi- n,cH. when U rvu- ID Nn G,u"ru.-d D" lh:
 waters of the llou~sj'ujg"~d a adtEsp. ;, D the delight of ugi.g for lhc urfI party were rt ur M. E. flaw nV and Her .v x. NNhal- If ,~:.p.ur. r.. .l. Uln h., af Bridgeport and (. D. IIa&lcT ot New orh. En- boat &cu .J~ traW6a27 ucn frtrd IT, wHh &u thr comforts lus-jhIn ro put ul -o small >ouU2-- and lu'!; v,:y hobby .u is Ia "- drcs- ot paiHt. hal hos. th" H-h wr1 l,.s.' tn .t ".I haze lo Ing learned iatre.
 rlutd Auarr.v- ui \ow HNsu is 4 gu.%s a. tIo N,ch"di>t par-ora&o fur the uunurr. Iiv o:ao "p from Nc" iiuvru
 u Monday.
 Mrs Awlr.~ L..vcu~orlh. arcumwr-
 rd by Nis- FIurt E4tho|r. hls trtu I"-- sing a few t.y- u N"H ork during -n' psJ~5 Wot 1,
 U>vUl~ol WA~roor mad~ Hyl"+
 trip to New "rk ou Iuy-dHy ol th- wr'a.
 Ns. NuJrrd N.chr- vls guo-g a. 'h' Halun of Mrauu Ir, M E. IIt"Icy. ovrr Sunday.
 ALihor uuHl.ll bas sold a horse l. parties iu E4s \5u1@e.
 @ cp#cy young u.r >"en to b. f4tcu ] jn using their hi>Fv"s As ~tncd7 to cu. ] ra their hr-5 girls H.th sunday nights. . D fly Il-t SenIty rvrui1g auuJtrr of our . prum5~Ilg young men met the fate Ui thl . hjryr5-t chroliclod Gl~t week, aud on al, | count uf a puurur"d tire, m<audrrrd h~ 1 @aH hom"WHrd ou foot, using his vince. . tp rest ou oucr i'll while. \ prayer meeting WI- h. .d J9 lhc Low l yr ~Crpu.y -rhonl Huuse on IuP-dty tl- 1 ru ug, Key Alr b.@.aaH hciug il cIug,. | luulns r. lHarU, has 6,euur Barn | iilU Hi~iuu5 her hgufhvr. Alien Black 1 man. who i+ iu jt health,
 The flmlljcs Of Jou1Jovce and Wilbur ! French hty, been having a busy timc 1 for a week past with nursing several | urAais patients.
 | l.. V. Shade hAs been furnishing somj very delicious ra~p0errle5 for SlCpncy ] tables.
 Mr and Mrs I; E. Rockwell aut'cjpals entertaining their son, Edwin aud wifi, ! of Hartford, oyer the Fourth.
 rand Mrs G. W. Sims entertained friends from HridKFppr on sunday.
 Ms. Banks of < 'uthport has been A guest of Mir and Mrs A, E. Curtis.
 Miss Wiunifrcd l. Wukcman was able to drive out for the first time since hcl unfortunate accident on Friday of last ! week. She is gaining slowly
 Mrs C. W. Sims and children left on
 Wednesday for Greenfield, Mass, whert they will spend some time with Mr. l Sims' brother. Before their return they will also visit relatives in the Whit mountains, being absent from home sOmC
 two moGths.
 The cottage prayer meeting at the be pot, this week Friday evening, is to bl held with Mrs Caroline Dayton.
 F. Eugene Burton WAS in town, Mon. day, spending the daY with his mother
 Mrs Cathari1e Burton.
 Mrs F. W. HaWley expects about 4C young people at her home on July 6, tC spend week. During the remainder uI
 the season there promises to be lively times in Cutters Farms as she is to re Celve new inatallment every Monday | sending them back to the city every Sat urday, after weeks enjoyment of good pure country air and fare. l Mrs Miles E. Burr and daughter, Em ma, have been passing the week trying to endure the measles.
 Miss Anna Nolan was in Danbury, a guest of friends there, over last Sunday
 The Turney Manufacturing Co.,, which shut down. last Friday, resume work as a new batch of orders have been received | to work on.
 Misses Florence and Ellen Hayes and ! Miss Bertha sherman of New Haven are 1 pending a few weeks at the home of Ed 1 son Hayes.
 Charles Sherman of New Haven is l spending his summer vacation with Will | bur Selleck.
 Miss Hattie Field, who has spent the ! the past year at kimball Union academy in Meriden, N. H., has returned home.
 Philip Evans, Yale '05, and Mir Bur- gess, Yale '97, of New Haven have been guests of c. E. Osborne. Mir Evans is taking n course of study at the Baltimore ' Medical college, preparing himself for 3 missionary to China, 1t being quite es- sential that the missionaries understand medicine. Last autumn he took a trip to