The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-07-01

The Jacobs-Burr wedding, last Thurs
day, was very largely attended from this
place.
Several from this place attended the
school picnic on Friday last, at Flat Rock.
Miss Josephine Malletre Of Newark,
N. Y, is stopping with Mrs FL. E. Dowd.
Miss Mile Jennings entertained her
scholars at her home on Congr street,
Saturday afternoon. ess
Little Miss Flora Dew had the misfor-
tune to fall from load of hay, quite
severely hurting her wrist.
Fred Relyea has visited his relatives
near Bridgeport.
Miss Laura Dowd took trip to New
Haven, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas B. Bradley attend
ed the birthday reception of their sister,
Mrs II. B. Ogden, at Cross Highway, re-
Gently.
Mrs Annie d. Morehouse and children
of Bridgeport returned to their home,
Saturday, after spending some time at
Charles Nichols.
Mrs William Relyea and son have WIS.,
tied her daughter, Mrs James Dew, at
Shelton.
Miss Fannie DeWolfe of East Bridge
| port spent most of last week at Dea Mich
ols'.
A large number attended the Children's
day exercises at the Methodist church at
Center street, last Sunday evening.
| Floyd w. Burr and sister have been
guests of their aunt, Mrs Charles Beach,
at North Main street, Bridgeport.
Miss Abbie d. Wakeman has returned
from q visit with friends in Hulls Farms.
Mrs Abby Davis, who has been criti-
cauy i'll at the home of her daughter, is
q little better.
A number of the farmers have begun
haying. They report an excellent crop.
Preparations are being made for a
patriotic service at The church next Sun
day evening. The music and sermon
will be in keeping with Independence
day.
A very pretty wedding is anticipated
at the church, Wednesday evening. A
host OF friends amid soft strains OF
music and beautiful flowers will witness
the marriage of Samuel Il. Buckley and
Miss Clara Amelia Bradley, both of this
place. Much Joy go with them.
The school bOaru will hold an interest
ing session at Town hall, next Saturday
afternoon. The citizens are invited tC
meet with them and discuss matters OF
Importance to our schools. Among
other subjects to be discussed is the
establishing OF high school.
IluCpdl Sllll, Vi LuO dCduGuNs Will
not leave town until after the bazaar
July 7, when he takes charge of the
open air entertainment that evening
He has been unanimously elected prin.
cipal of the school for another year
One Of Selectman Bradley's valuable
bird dogs, which had been missing fol
over week, has been recovered. One
is still missing. See advertisement.
The Grange holds a patriotic rally al
its next meeting, July 5. The affair is
iuscharge of Miss Ada Jennipgs, Miss
Elizabeth Bradley, and Miss essie Led.
dell.
The regular monthly meeting of the
library association was held Monday
evening, in3 the reading room at Acad.
envy hall.
Mrs Fl. K. Dowd has recently enter.
tanned Mrs Horace Burr of Aspetuck
Mr. and Mrs Henry Raymond of Black
Rock spent Sunday with relatives in
town.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Wells entertained
Mr. and Mrs Morrell Smith Of Long
Island, Miss Binkerd of Brooklyn and
Horace Wells of New Canaan, over Sun.
dav.
Quite number from Greenfield at
tended the Jacobs-Burr wedding in Eas.
ton, last Thursday.