The Newtown bee., 1900-02-16

teresting entertainment, Tuesday after. |
noon, in her class room in the Graded |
school.
Miss Mamie Judson ia visiting friends
In New Haven.
Miss Carrie Peck has returned from
visit with her sister in New Britain.
Mr. and Mrs Appleyard of Broad street
are caring for young son who recently
came to gladden. their home.
The Cupheage served a roast beef
luncheon to the members and their friends
Saturday evening
Mrs A. E. Merrill Of Upper Main street
is reported as being on the road to re-
covery from a serious Illness.
John Smith and Fred Waterbury were
recently arrested for drunkenness. Wher
their cases came for trial, judgement was
suspended.
Mrs Frederick Smith of Harris street
is whiting in Torripgton.
Perry B. Besrdsley ia recoveri- q from
the accident which recently occurred TO
him in Bridgeport.
The Club of Hearts were entt RIA ned
last week, at the home of Miss Louise
Fsirchild, on Upper Main street.
Druggist Geo. &c Wilson's home IS
made happy by the arrival Of youre
SOD. Both mother and son are doing
we'll ct this present writing.
Mrs Edward Baldwin has rented the
house on the corner of White and PARROT
streets. and will soon occupy it.
Mrs Robert Frerch will entertain the
Friday afternoon Whist club, this week,
at her home in Bridgeport.
| The Down Town Euchre club we re en-
tertained on Tuesday evening of this
week, at the home Of Mr. K r. Sill
man, in Bridgeport.
Monday, being a legal holiday, was
observed by the graded school emitting
all sessions.
Westport Grange visited our local
| Graz ge, on Saturday evening, in large
numbers. Visitors are always well to AIKEN
care Of and the guests Of Saturday even
irg we're loud in their praises Of the hand
some reception accorded them.
The ladies prayer meeting met on Fri
day afternoon, at the home OF Mrs Ma.
than Curtis on Main street.
There waa an interesting session of the
Y. P. S. G. E. of the Methodist church,
Sunday evening. Choirmaster John r.
Lsttin had charge OF the singing.
Rev Mr. Shirley conducted the services
at the Congregational church, on Sunday
last.
The following named gentlemen were
elected to flee, at the snnual meeting
of Mutual Hook & Ladder Co., held last
week: President, A. G. Innie; vice.
president, C. E. Beardsley; chief, AL
bert Wakeley; captain, Arthur Parrot
assistant, William Austin; captain Of
chemical, Edward Burritt; assistant
, William Williamson. There was quite
contest for the birth Of chief, and the sue
scessful candidate secured his election BY
q very close vote.
Miss Sadie Bliss of King street was Wis
tied, last Thursday evening, by sur
prise party, made up of a large humble
of her friends. A fine collation. was serv
ed and ali present enj1yed a delightful
time.
the graded school, is reported ~on th,
sick list.
Miss Katharine Silliman of Bridgeport
has been the guest fer week or more
If Miss Ada Meachen at her home OF
Elm street.
Miss May Herring has been a recen
visitor in town.
Il The Pootatuck boat club held a bust
ness meeting, last week.
Mrs Henry Ben jamin has been in Peeks
kill for few days, visiting friends.
There was large delega ton from thi
town present at the opera house IL
Bridgeport to hear William J. Bryan de
liver his address.
Miss Grace Lake, at one time teache
in the graded school, has been a recen
. visitor in town.
Mrs Peterson of Brooklyn, N. Y, ha
recently visited Mrs Lucius Judson, a
: her home on Upper Main street.
The University association met at thu
Library building on Tuesday evening.
Mrs Peter Hopkins of Woodmont hal
IrecentIy visited friends in town.
Isaac L. Belden of Main street has gone
to Minnesota on business trip.
Miss Harriet K. Thompson entertained
: the Wednesday evening club, this week
Azslia chapter, o. E. s., gave valen
tine sociable and whist party at McNa
mara's hall, this week.
Rev Mr. Bullock received his friends al
his home on Harris street on Wednesday
of this week.
Miss Constance Curtis entertained the
Friday Afternoon whist club, last week
The ladies Of the CONGREGATIONS
church gave supper and entertainment
in the church parlors on Friday evening
The attendance was good and the supper
first class.
The two months cid child Of Turner
French OF Huntington road, died last
week. Funeral services were conducted
by Rev Charles Bullock and intermeni
made at Huntington.
The town fathers held their regular
imonthly meeting, last week.
Miss Alice Curtis Of Academy Hill en-.