The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03
AT GRACE CHURCH,

Second Sunday in Advent, December
to: AT 80 a. M, Mornir e Prayer, ser
mon and Holy Communion. Sunday
school after morning service.
! The many friends OF Mrs Boylstoa will
| be glad 10 know that she is c0nvaleecir Q
| from her lopg and serious illness and Is
once more abe to be about the house.
Clarence Boylston has been visitip g
friends in Washir g on and attending the
alumni reunion at the Gunnery.
Messrs Hobart, Wilmot and Marcus
Wheeler, with their families, have re-
moved to their winter homes in Bridge
port.
At the Thanksgiving party at Mr. and
Mrs F. S. SheItOn's, last week Thursday,
the families of Stephen French and
ed partakers of the Thanks giving COB
| bier.
| Mrs Samuel Beardsley entertained her
son, Judge Morris B. Beardsley and
| family of Bridgeport over the Thanks
giving holiday. Rev Mr. White and sis-
ter OF Trumbull was also Thanksgiving
guests at Mrs Beardsley's.
| George w. Wheeler moved his house.
hold goods up from Bridgeport on Mon
day and is now in possession of the
| Coan homestead.
| Ram HSA"ons supeLIntSbOahG VI Lue
| Gun Implement Co. at Bridgeport, passed
Thanksgiving with 2. L. Jennings.
| Phillips & Wheeler have quite a dea
of work ahead of them in wagon
building.
Mrs Fl. E. Garfield and Mrs w. B.
Davis and family of Easton help dispose
of the fatted turkey at Merchant and
Mrs G. G. Downs. Mr. and Mrs Fl. G.
Gilbert of Bridgeport also were present
to lend hand.
Mr. Ship, one of the miners, has rented
the small house on the hill east of the
depot. The blacksmith at the mines
has rented rooms over Eastman's shop.
r. M. Garfield and family spent
Thanksgiving at the home Of Mrs Mary
Peet.
Lumber has been unloading at the
Parlor Rock siding for the new building
to be put up at the mines being opened
just north of Parl0r Rock. 1t promises
to be quite an industry.
Ell. M. Furman has been grinding up q
car load of buckWheat into as fine -four
as can be made. He is having a large
number of calls for it, and shipping has
been quite lively.
W. A. Gabler, Charles Jennings and
P. L. Jennings visited the Odd Fellows
lodge at Norwalk, last week Wednesday
night. They must have had fine time
with the goat and other attractions for
iG was late Thursday morning before
they returned from the city, in time tC
see the milkman with his pail, and
awaken late sleepers.
The dance at Middlebrook's hall, last
week Wednesday night, was fairly vel
J attended and resulted in a pretty good
time.
Ernest Garfield of Stepney visited
} Long Fill with his gun, one day re
Gently, and bagged two partridges an6
filed another so full of shot that it wal
hard to find the bird.
Merchant W. N. Hurd is giving his
customers the benefit of trading stamps
i. Frank Hadley was home from Pitts
field to enjoy brief Thanksgiving so
journ.
] Mr. and Mrs GRANVILLE Dunning enter.
tanned Tracy DunnIug and wife from
Bridgeport, Thanksgiving.
Miss Florence Bellies spent last Thurs.
dav with Bridgeport friends.
Louis Wakeley and Mrs Caroline
Hoyt passed Thanksgiving in Bethel
with Mrs Hoyt's son.
r. q. Tousey and family were il
Bridgeport. guests of DIR and Mrs De
Wolfe, last week Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs David Hickey moved &c
!, Bridgeport on Monday.
: Miss Hattie Latin bias visited friend.
; in Bridgeport.
1 Mr. and Mrs FL. H. Bennett and sor
and Sheriff A. E. Plumb gathered about
the Thanksgiving board at G. III. Ben
nett's.
Miller FL. nj. Furman visited his ole
home in Milford, last week Thursday, TO
enjoy turkey in a familiar place.
q Miss Edna French was home from
Shelton to pass last week Thursday.
4 N. Hubbard came up from New York
to be with bis family, Thanksgiving day