The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-04-07
Friday in town looking after his proper
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LOCAL NEWS IN I NuTsHELr..

LCGAL NEWS In b NUTSAELkss
Mrs y. K. Taylor, who broke her limb
near the ankle, early last winter, is just
beginning to be able Go be about.
This week Friday evening, April 7,
Rev r. p. Braman will hold prayer
meeting In the Hattertown schoolhouse
commencing at o'clock.
Rev Mr. Holmes preached very inter
esting Easter sermon, last Sunday morn.
ing, from the text 1.-THE Lord IL risen in
deed" There was good attendance at
all the services, Easter Sunday.
Rev Mr. Holmes left. Tuesday morning,
April 4, for Mt Vernon, where he is tC
attend the state conference.
Mrs G. E. Osborne and daughter
Carrie, are visiting Mrs Osborne's broth
or, G. G. Sherman, in New Haven.
The Sunday school concert at the Bap
tist church, last Sunday morning, passed
of very pleasantly, all enjoying the ser
vice very muchs
The prayer meetings, next week, to be
conducted by Rev r. P. Braman, will b.
held as follows: Tuesday evening, al
Stepney Depot schoolhouse; "wednesday
evening, at the Baptist church; Thurs
day evening, at the Judd district schoo
house.
Miss Edna Warner has been recen
guest of Miss Mae Osborne.
Mrs K. Warner has been visiting friend
| In town for few days.
Miss Mary E. Seeley returned, Mon
day, April 3, from Shelton, where sh,
had been visiting friends.
| Mrs ID. NJ. Kasson, who has been Ii
Bridgeport under the care of Pro
DeMork, returned home, last Sunday
April 4, much improved in health.
Mrs Caroline Dayton went TO New
Haven, Monday, to attend the funeral o
Clifford Mitchell, which took place aom
time this week.
Mrs George futile of Danbury ha
been a recent guest of r. B. Rockwell.
mrs Eliza Winton of Bethel has been
recent guest of Mrs Charles Wheeler.
Levi Downs has moved to Long Hill
over the store of @. g. Downs.
Mrs Levi Downes was in town, Goo,
Friday, visiting friends.
pot made Mrs George Sherman OF Loni
Hill visit, Thursday, March 81.
Robert Lewis, who has recently &C
cepted position with the Union Bust
ness college Of Bridgeport, began hi
| studies under the efficient teaching o
Prof w. FL Hoyt while in Newtown.
| Mrs Hannah Banks of Easton is CUES
of her niecee, Misses Sylvia and Laur'
Banks.
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Curtis spent Gool
Friday with friends in Bridgeport.
John Joyce and family spent Goot
Friday out of town.
John Benedict, Jr., made short Wis /
20 his parents, Mr. and Mrs John Bene
dict, Sr., Monday, April 8.
John Clay entertained friends from
Bridgeport, last Sunday, April 2.
Mrs Mary Beers received the sad news
last SATURDAY., of the death OF her niece
Ms John Lartin of Stratford.
John T. Porter and wife spent Goot
| Friday with Mrs Porter's father, Orlan
do Platt, OF HattertOwp.
/ Mrs Washington Fowler OF Shelter
has been a recent guest OF Mrs John L
Porter.
Mrs Nancy Burr of Cutters Farms ha
been very seriously i'll, but her friend
will be glad to hear she is now gaining
Mrs Clark of Easton is caring for her.
Miss Hayes Is home, this week. for
| vacation from her school in Monroe.
Stephen Hayes was out on troutinS
expedition, April L, and he came hom
| with large number of fine trout.
Frank Metcalf finished saving ties fol
B. Hawley & Co., last Tuesday, and il
soon to move his mill.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the usual time ani
place, Wednesday, April II.