The Newtown bee., 1900-04-27
dancing classes was held Thursda. evening in Town hall and was yer, largely attended.

0anclng classes was held Thursday evening in Town hall and was very largely attended. The paper on stBirds," read at the meeting of the Grange, last week, has ex- cited much favorable comment fvom all who heard iC. It was evident that the author, Robert W. Curtis, had devoted much time and study to the subject and had the ability to present the rusult of his observations in 8 very interesting manner.
 Rev William Jeffries has removed his household goods to his new place of residence at Misnus. His many friends here will wish him success in his work with a new charge. Miss Jane AppIeyard and Leon lillian were united in marriage as Christ church by the rector, Rev N. K. Cornwall, last week Monday afternoon. Both the young people nsrs we'll and favorably known in this community, and their numerous friends are wishing them 8 large amount of happiness for their fu- ture.
 A number of our young people were present at the reception given last We'd nesday evening, by Upsilon Delta, at the Court Exchange in Bridgeport. Miss Seymour of Norwalk has been visiting friends here during the past week.
 NewsDealer Hansan has received an. other consignment of curios from Man. ila, sent him by his friend, William Blakeslee, who ia in the United States service at that place. The parsonage of the Methodist church has sbeen thoroughly overhauled and put in order for the use of the new preacher, Rev W. H. Fleming. Robert Wheeler of Broad street is en. tertaining friends from Kansas. Dr Robert Blakeman, U. s. N., haf ] been in town during the past week.
 Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Lillian Alvord of Danbury and Henry k. Northrop to take place in Dan. bury, May l, 1900. Miss Alvord is vel known in this place and her friends wish her full amount of happiness for hel future.
 Mrs John M. Dorman has recently en tertained friends from Brookline, Mass Mrs George K. Wilson has so far re covered from 8 long illness as to be abl, to ride out.
 John Latin has gone to Bellows Falls Vt., to superintend contract for c. W Blakeslee & Sons of New Haven.
 Miss May Judson has returned to he home on Upper Main street, after an ou of town visit.
 Misses Edith and Daisy Hine of Nev Haven have been in town for 6 few day r newing old friendships, formed whel
 they were residents of this place.
 Greenfield Hill Changers were rjgh royalty entertained by Housstoni
 Grange, last week Saturday night.
 Edward Seamon and wife of Ney
 York Ehave visited friends here durin
 the past few days.
 1 State Senator Franklin Burton of An
 sonia has had the old homestead her
 put in good order, and expects to brin
 his family to occupy it the coming sun
 mer.
 Samuel Baldwin of Long Brook avenu
 is reported i'll.
 The ladies' prayer meetings connecte
 with the Methodist church, met last wee with Mrs Nathan Curtis.
 Another of our old residents has passe
 away. Mrs Eliza A. Peck died at he home on Main street, last week, aged g years. Funeral services were held 0 Friday conducted by Rev Arthur Shirle and interment made in Union. cemetery
 Dr Bronson's summer cottage at Ha vey's Farms Is having some improve ments made, preparatory to it's being O.
 cupied by the doctor and his family. : Attorney Stiles Judson, IT,, expects leave soon for trip in the south, hopin to receive substantial help in getting ri
 of the rheumatism, with which he hs been greatly afflicted during the pa winter
 At the annual meeting of Chri church parish the following named ge' , tlemen were chosen to serve the comiT
 year: Senior warden, Walter Wilcoxsol junior warden, John K. Holmes; clerl
 Charles F. Judson; treasurer. l.. H. Todd collector, Oliver Beardsley; delegates
 convention, George H. Booth, A. Del
 Wheeler; substitutes, John K. Holm . and Charles WiIcoxson; vestrymen,
 Burritt, O. Booth, 0. Wilcoxson, l..
 Todd, 0. r. Judsen, c. B. Curtis, F.
 Allen, e. Y. Edwards, David Coe, B. ]
 Merrick, A. Der. Wheeler and J. c. Wi
 coxson.