The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-03-09

evening, as her nome on MAIN street.
This week the club were guests Of Mrs
John Miller at her home ON Broad street.
A very interesting program was pre-
sented at the meeting of the University
association in the public library room,
last Friday evening.
Several Of the whist clubs have sus-
pended meetings through Lent.
William Lampson is reported i'll at his
home on Stratford avenue.
Miss Louise Routh entertained the
Club of Hearts, last Friday.
Harry Coe has been confined to his
home by Illness.
There was a special meeting Of the
Pootstuck boat club held at the rooms
of David Wohlgemuth, on Friday even
ing last.
Mrs Drew of Ansonia has been re-
cent visitor in town.
The weekly lunches given by the Cup
heags on Saturday evenings, have proved
very popular with the members.
Mrs John T. Sterling of Bridgeport
has visited at the home of her mother,
Mrs E. E. Peck, on Long Brook avenue,
during the past week.
The ladies' prayer meeting, this week,
was held at the home of Mrs Nathan
Curtis on Main street.
Miss Lena Cornwall of Waterbury was
in town, last week, visiting friends.
Mrs Ernest Reed of Huntington Road
is reported i'll. 49,
Miss Lillian Judson has been visiting
friends in Shelton.
Mrs George Hummiston of Strawberry
Hill Ia suffering from severe attack OF
the grip.
There was very attractive musical
program presented ut the Congregation
al church, Sunday evening.
Miss Julia Thompson of King street is
i'll.
Mr. and Mrs Kisner are caring for a
young daughter, who recently came to
make their home happy.
DR. Lewis reports a good many cases
of sickness about town, and he Ia Kept
very busy. The principal trouble seems
to be from colds, and the attending COM
plications.
Contractor Benjamin Holmes Ia con.
fined to his home with neuralgia.
Miss Mabel Curtis entertained the Y.
E. s. G. e. at her home on Judson place,
Friday evening. The attendance was
large and good time enjoyed.
Truman Bradley of Barnum avenue is
still in very poor health.
An excellent musical and literary en-
tertainment was presented. last week
Monday evening, to large audience, In
the chapel Of Christ church by the choir,
assisted by some of their musical and
literary friends. go. 81
The Friday Afternoon Whist club held
its last meeting until after Lent at the
home OF Miss Ethel Curtis on Main street.
A son has been born to MIR and Mrs
William Beard.
Mrs Booth has gone for her annual
visit with friends In Springfield, Mass.
Mrs ]. Henry Brakeman has visited
relatives in simsbury.
The W. G. r. q. met, last week, at the
home of Mrs Emma Bartram on East
Broadway.
Housatonic lodge, N. z. O. p, held
meeting, last week, at Odd Fellows hall.
Louis Allen Of Patchogue, L. T., has
been recent visitor in town.
The members of the z. M. G. were
entertained, last week, at the home of
Mrs Harry Hubbell.
Mrs Mary Hughes OF BrookfleId Isl
spending the winter with Mr. and Mrs
Henry G.. Stephens OF Long Brook ave-
nue..
Frank Edwards has moved into the
Judd house, on White street.
One OF r. G. Beach's horses ran away,
last week land speedily broke mp the CAR
rage 80 which he was hitehed.
The ladies OF Putney chapel gave one
or their famous suppers on Tuesday even
ing of this week.
State Senator Franklyn Burton has be-
come the owner OF the family homestead
on Linden avenue.
Miss Alice Falken il III at her home on
Harris street.
Lewis Thompson Is home Tor short