The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-03-16

The remains Of Mrs Phebe Clark was
brought hers for interment in Unior
cemetery, last week, from New Hayen, a
which place she died. she will be re-
numbered by our older people as Pheb'
LeWie, daughter OF Sidney Lewis, WHIT
lived Ia the house now occupied by Eliza
Bald win, at the corner of Jackson stree
and Old Mil DAD, Her brother, DR. Ben
net Lewis OF New Haven, survives her
The Guild VI Christ church met, last
WeeE, vt the home of Miss MolIie Gun.
ther on Lower Main street. =.
The lot on the corner Of the JUdson
place ana Main street has been purchRs-
ed by RadtOrd B. Smith. Mr. Smith in
Cerds to build handsome residence in
the near future. The location is one of
the most desirable in town.
Clarence Swan and family have remov-
ed JOBridgepOrt.
The numerous friends of Mrs George
X. Wilson will regret to learn of her Sc
riCus illness from malarial fever.
Lorin Amber has rented his house on
California street, and will reside hereaf-
LGr in Bridgeport.
Charles Beach is able to be out on fine
dsVs, sfter q long illness.
Mrs Warner and daughter have rented
he Miller place on Main street and will
occupy it as soon as some repairs have
| Oeen made.
Miss Eda Clinton is visiting friends in
! New Haven.
Mira r. L. Hanson is visiting her sister
in Norwich.
There was large delegation from this
section OF the town present at the supper
IA Putney chapel, last week.
John w. Tonkins was buried from his
late home on Main street, last week. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev Mr Jeffries
snd intormepE was made IL Union ceme-
terry.
William Lampson has been quite Ill at
his home on StrstfOrd avenue, out is re-
ported as much better.
Edward Duf0ur is making extensive
repairs and improvements about his
piece u the Ferry road.
The romans Of William Reynolds, son
OF Mrs Jesse Smith of Patterson avenue,
Were brought here from New York for
uCermenC IL Union cemetery. The de-
cossed had been III for some time with
pneumonia and heart trouble, and at the
llUe OF his death WAS Is years OF age.
cottage prayer meeting was held,
Thursday evening, at the nome OF Tru-
man Bradley on Barnum avenue.
Mrs Sarah Smith and sister, Miss The
Tesa Curtis, haYe visited friends in New
York, during the past week.
There are number of cases of grip
ard malarial fever about town, and the
local physicisns are kept busy.
The w. q. u. U. met, Thursday after
noon, at che home Of Mrs Emma Bar
tram on East Broadway. An offaring of
over $24 was made for the purposes of
the society and appropriate resolutions
passed on the death of Mrs K. A. Ben
nett, who was an active and faithful
member and had been its secretary for
several years.
r. e. Sheppard of Dsnbury has visit
ed Druggist Greeley during the past
week.
Repairs are being made on the Burto n
house on Linden avenue.
The Library association gave very
interesting entertainment, last Thurs day
evening.
Mrs Bunnell of Derby is visiting her
daughter, Mrs John Mitchell.
Mrs Peck of Derby has visited Mrs
Henry q. Stevens OF Long Brook avenue,
during the past week.
r. i. Bear6sley has put the water pipe
which supplies the drinking fountain in
order, and we now have a good supply
for man or beast.
Miss Bertha Fields Is visiting in Spring
deld, Mass.
Frank Rogers of Hoboken, N. j., is Wis
Ulk MT DAluWiu VI OAcA5On sbreeLs
Rev Arthur Shirley supplied the pull
pit in the Congregational church in Con-
way, Mass, last Sunday.
Miner Smith is again in town. He says
Sbratford is plenty good enough for him
and he intends to stay. His family
troubles have been arranged satisfactory
ly to all parties concerned.
Maynard Smith and family are home
again from Florida, where they have
spent the winter.
Miss Kate NICE ven has returned from
long visit with friends in New Haven.
The Grange gave very interesting
program TO les members at the meeting,
Saturday evening. 4
There wereA large attendance of our
people at the Republican club banquet in
Bridgeport, last Friday night.
Samuel Dickinson of New York has
been In town fer a few days.
The river ia free from ice and naviga-
ton Is open. This is rather unusual so
early in the year.
Mrs Wheeler of Sing Sing is at his
mothers home on Broad street ill
with the grip.