The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-07-27

Brown of Beacon Fails, were united In
marriage at the home of the bride,
last week, by the Rev N. e. Cornwall.
rector of Christ church. Only the
immediate family friends we're present.
Both bride and groom are we'll known In
this place and Bridgeport, and their nu-
merous friends will wish them all the en-
joyment possible in their new relation.
After their return from wedding jour.
ney their home will be in Beacon Falls.
HAPPY CAMPING PARTY.
The Sunshine Band camping psrty, IN
der the direction of Rev Mr. Bullock, are
er Toying themselves at Rocky Rest,
Just above Far Mill river. The boys
have named the location Camp Good Will
and propose to spend two weeks in out
door life. There is regular program
made out each day in which recreation
and study are provided for.
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Fairchild entertain
ed the Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church, AN evening of last week.
The ladies' prayer meeting met, last
Friday, with Mrs NJ. P. Andrews, at her
home on Main street.
Mrs Louise Gilbert of Cincinnati, o.,
is making her annual visit with relatives
in town.
Mrs Buck is entertaining Miss Edith
Richmond of Lee, Mass.
Mrs W. J. Alfred of st Regas Falls,
y, is the guest of Mrs Elmer Beard.
sley at her home on Clapboard Hill.
Robert Nichols of New Haven is visit
ing John Park.
DR. and Mrs Alfred Sage have returned
from their wedding trip, and are STOP
ping with Mrs Ssge's parents on Lower
Main street.
The Sunday school Of the Methodist
church had q very pleasant picnic at
Beardsley PARK, Bridgeport, last Thurs
day. The attendance was large and all
enjoyed the beauties Of one of the pleas.
ATTEST places to be found in the state.
HI. Bartram has been to the Pine
Grove camp meeting.
Mrs Condit of Waterbury is visiting
her daughter, Mrs George A. Fairchild.
Druggist W. B. futile Is suffs ring
from the bite of q pet coon.
1rs Falken and family of King street
are visiting friends in Stamford.
David Rhoades' new launch, the ''Fe-
lix," has been put in commission and the
large number of his lady friends vii
soon receive an invitation to enjoy sail.
Capt Dave don't believe in enjoying hif
pleasures alone.
Mr. and Mrs e. W. Peck of Bridgeport
are visiting the family home on Long
Brook avenue.
Mrs Charles Clark of Lower Mair
street celebrated her sOth birthday, last
Thursday, by attending the picnic OF the
Methodist Sunday school at Beardsley
Park, Bridgeport.
Monday evening, July 80, the Rev MI
Ostrander of New York will try to en-
tighten the voters OF this town as to
their duty in the coming national cleo.
ton, Mr. Ostrander is reported to be an
eloquent speaker and thoroughly posted
on the issues as presented by the prohi.
bition party.
The sunset service at the lower dock,
last Sunday EVENT. G, was largely attend
ed. The gathering took place on the
Ia wn adjoining the residence OF Jerome
May.
Alfred Burritt has recovered from bis
serior illness and takes frequent rides
on the trolley to the city. He is one OF
the Oldest of our towns people and bis
friends will be glad to know OF bis recov'
cry.
Mira RI. Power of Norwich is con
Quoting a series of revival meetings at
the Lundy's Lane Baptist church.
| Miss Ada Hubbell is reported serious
ly i'll at her home near washington
Bridge.
Epbraim Murphy of jackson stree
was overcome by the heat while In New
York City, last week, but fortunately
phvsician brought him around all right
Miss Annie Alvord Of Danbury Is via
ting Mrs Elwell at her home on Uppe
Main street.
Benjamin Holmes and family have II
turned from trip to New jersey.
Charles j. Hughes of the Stratfor
Granite Works, Bridgeport, has placed
very handsome granite headstone at tn