The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-06-10

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Recitation, 1.-THE Jiners," Miss Lillian
[. Lewis.
The characteristics of a successful
farmer" George Fl Merwin.
Remarks, by E. G. Birge of Yves port.
Song, The Wild Bird"
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
Mrs John Morehouse and son of
Bridgeport are boarding at Charles
Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Shepard of Gran
bury were guests of old friends, Sunday.
Miss Susie Minor of Derby has spent
the past week with Miss Alice Nichols.
MRS George Dew has entertained COM
pany from Bridgeport.
jesse Beers is on the sick list.
Quite a party of young people from
Greenfield went to Bridgeport on their
wheels Memorial day, and enjoyed
very pleasant afternoon.
MIR and Mrs Henry Raymond and Miss
Ruth Raymond of Black Rock were the
guests of Greenfield relatives recently.
Fredric Bronson and family will
occupyaVerna mansion, this week.
A new carpet has been laid in the Sun
day school room.
Mr. and Mrs Sherwood Banks are en-
pertaining friends from Danbury.
AL CAGCA w AlL NC AANCA hb buC
Grange hall on Thursday, June 16. 1t
will be given under the auspices of the
Congregational church society and will
be held afternoon and evening.
Mrs N. B. Hill has returned from New
York, where she has been visiting her
son, William Hill.
Mrs Simeon Banks entertained COM
panY, Sunday.
Mrs Fred Wildman spent Thursday of
last week at her fathers.
Georgia Buckley rides wheel.
Mrs NJ. E. Morehouse and Mrs Miller
nf Bridgeport visited at Henry B.
Ogden's last Wednesday.
A. j. Hull is doing team work for Miss
Agnes Murray.
George Craft of Bridgeport was in
town, Friday.
Mrs Elmer Buckley is lear ming to ride
bicycle.
Mrs Benjamin Middlebrook has just
taken eight children from the Norwalk
County Home to board for the summer.
Nj and Mrs Arthur j. Hull spent last
sunday in Westport, the guests of Mrs
Fred Wildman.
Jesse Beers has been quite sick with
tonsilitis, but is now on the gain.
Sunday evening the Greenfield Hill
Congreg ational church are to hold their
Children's day exercises. Very interest
ing exercises have been prepared.
James Lockwood Of Stepney, brother
of Frank Lockwood, is moving into the
Charlotte Lockwood place.
The grass about the church has just
been cut and 1t much improves the looks
on the green.
Miss Susie B. Hubbell Of Bridgeport
and George M. Hubbell Of British
| Colombia are making Miss Adelia Hub
bell, their aunt, visit.
The Village Improvement society will
hold grand bazaar on Frederic Bron-
sons ground about July l. for the bene-
fit OF the work of the spciety. 1t is hoped
| they may realize $1,000.
The fine aggregation Of dogs in charge
of First Selectman Simon @. Bradley
was visited by number of noted sports
men, last week.
There ia to be rack for bicycles put
up at the schoolhouse on the Hill. Il is
| to be covered one and will be greatly
appreciated by the scholars who ride
| bicvcles
Hill Congregational church have been
! for the month past making preparation
| for grand musical and literary enter
| tainment to be given in Grange hall,
| Thursday, June 16 The entertainment
| is to consist of % tableaux, dramas, be-
sides recitations and music. The enter
tainment is TO commence at o'clock and
from to O'Clock there will be refresh
ments sold to all who desire. There will
also be sale of bread and cake. The
committee in charge consists of Mrs ST.
mon G. Bradley and Mrs John Hull.
The admission will be 25c. This is to be
the grand event of the season. The pro-
eeeds are for the benefit of the church.
Mrs Frances Bunnell is putting up Q
small summer cottage in rear OF her
house for the accommodation of the {
children from the county home OF Nor.
walk. William Hawkins OF Norwalk II
doing the work. Mrs Bunnell Ia having
her whole place newly painted. MI
| Hoag is doing the work.
i Henry M. Smith OF THE BEE was the
| guest OF First Selectman Simon G. Brad
! lev when in town. this week.