The Newtown bee., 1897-08-20
AT ST STEPHENS.

AT ST STEPHENS.
 The date for the postponement of the fair has lbeen changed from Saturday night to this (Friday) evening. Re- member the change and attend.
 Miss Emma Gein of Brooklyn, N. r., has been passing few days as the guest of Miss Winnifren I. Wakeman, at the home of Merchant Stephen French.
 Edward Vreland, wife and son, are passing some time as guests of MT and Mrs William Bigelow. MT Vreland is a brother of Mrs Bigelow, and his home is in Harlem.
 Mrs k. B. Rockwell has been ou the sick list and quite poorly for week past. Mrs John T. Porter was a guest of
 Bridgeport friends, recently. Mrs Harris of Bridgeport has passed & few days as the guest of Mrs John T. Porter.
 The meetings at the Lower Stepney schoolhouse Twill be continued on Tues day evenings as usual. 7Ta The funeral over the remains of Mrs A. $. Clingan was attended on last week Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church, at 3 o'clock, Rev MT Braman of- ficiating in the absence of Rev MT Warri- ner. His remarks were very appropri, ate, and the singing, under the direction of Mrs Warriner, was nicely rendered. The pail bearers were Messrs George s. Coley, stephen Hayes, Edson Hayes and George F. Lyon. The remains were talk en to Bridgeport by Undertakers Haw- ley, Wilmot & Reynolds, to be forwarded to Durham, the place of interment. Rel- atives present from out of town at the funeral were Miss Clarice Irene Clingan of New York, Walker s. Clingan of Win sted, George H. Clingan of Chicago, children of the deceased, and Mrs Will liam Wakeman and son of New Haven. Coley Fields and family have been spending the week enjoying sea breezes down on the shore.
 c. W. Beach is again head clerk at B. Hawley & Co.'s store, taking the place of Daniel Madden, who was called home by the illness of his mother.
 George Edwards, Will Nichols, BenJa- min Corning and Winsor Warriner visited Long Island Sound, last Saturday, in- tending to bring home fish enough to supply the village for a time, but it is said that the salt water sinners were all that were biting that day and the catch has not yet been placed on exhibition.
 Miss Ethel Patterson of Walkers Farms has been guest at Mrs Amanda Osborne's.
 Mrs William Sharpe and Miss Ida Sharpe of Seymour have been guests of MT and Mrs Edwards s. Beardsley.
 Mrs Carrie A. Elwell has been passing a few days at Port Jefferson, l.. L, the the guest of Mrs Powell and Rev MT Merwin.
 Mrs Andrew Leavenworth is caring for the sick at R. c. Tousey's at Long Hill.
 Mrs Perry Hubbell and daughter, Miss Vera, are visiting out t-of-town friends.
 Recent guests at Mrs Jane Taylor's have been Mrs William Mallett and Mrs Frank Mallett and children, Mrs F. L. Staples and Miss Anna of Sport Hill, Mrs r. Eastman and Mrs Vail and fam. fly of Brooklyn, Mrs k. M. Curtiss and children of Bridgeport and Mrs C. Rug gles and niece, Mrs Wilson.
 Miss Agnes Birdie of Easton has pass ed few days with her sister, Miss Nellie Birdie.
 Mrs Letitia Fowler is spending few weeks with Mrs Truman Judd in Bristol.
 George H. Clingan is spending few days with his sister, Miss Clarice Clingan in Hartford.
 Mrs Harriet Perry is spending a few with her daughter, Mrs Allie Banks of Bridgeport.
 Mrs Donald Warner and little sons of Shelton, who have been spending several days with Mrs Warmers mother, Mrs Pauline White at Blanket Meadow. have returned home, accompanied by Mrs White, who intends making an extended visit with her daughter.
 Richard Frederick of Bridgeport pass { d Sunday with his children and the fam ly Of Mrs F. Leavenworth.
 Miss Hermine Uven and Capt Otto { Jven of New York and George Leider- . Snecht of Jersey City, who have been 'isiting their uncle, Adolf Langenberg, lave returned home.
 Union Business college, Bridgeport. Write for bright new catalogue. Fall { erm opens August 30. Oliver D. Bennett is assisting ln the