The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-03-08
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
GREENFIELD HILL.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

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Mr. and Mrs George King of Bridge
port have the sympathy Of their many
friends in this place in the loss of
heir little son whose death occurred
: m February rs, age IA months. Little
Walter was laid to rest, Wednesday
fternOOn, in his little white casket.
beneath a bed of beautiful FLOWERS
contributed by loving relatives and
friends, in Mountain Grove cemetery
"Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven
Too much cannot be said in praise of
Mail Carrier No. 10, who has proved
himself accommodating and obliging
to all on his route.
Mr. Pratt's two sons have joined the
band
Marcus Jennings has rented his
house to Fairfield Woods parties,
Morris Wilson has been afflicted with
rheumatism.
George F. Nichols of New York is
guest of his parents.
Miss Georgia Gould has gone to
Cornwall Bridge for visit.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Lockwood and
two children have been spending the
week in Danbury.
Mrs N. B. Hill has been on the sick
list. Miss Ada Pardee is staying with
Mrs William Hill in Bridgeport for
a while.
Leslie Brotherton is sick, suffering
with the mumps.
Fred Banks of Weston, spent Sun
day at Mrs Simeon Banks.
Eugene Godfrey returned to the
Bridgeport Hospital Monday and eX-
| poets to stay there for some time yet.
Henry L. Burr spent Sunday at Mrs
H. B. Odgen's.
Mrs Abram Banks has sold piece of
land to William Banks who will soon
erect new house.
Mrs Sherwood Banks entertains Miss
Edith Barramore of Black Rock.
G. W. Wilson, who has been i'll for a
number of weeks, is now slowly i'm
proving.
Is William Darling has the contract of
carting a car load of trap rock from
Fairfield to Mrs Frederick Bronson
place.
John Costigan, the efficient foreman
for Mrs Frederick Bronson, started
March l for trip through the West.
While he is absent John Kelley is tC
take his place. Mr. Costigan expects
to be gone about two months.
S. G. Bradley has his new dog ken.
nels nearly completed. Mr. Bradley is
also having extensive repairs done
about the house. Charles Gray and
sons are doing the work.
Franklin Banks has been suffering
with the rheumatism for the past few
weeks.
S. G. Bradley expects now to leave
here for his trip across the water the
last Wednesday in March.
Alfred Whitaker accompanied A. B.
Wakeman and Simeon Pease to Hart
ford, last week Tuesday, where they
Lot Of no T ic1 n l1r
Mr. Kennedy is visiting his daughter
Mrs William II. Gould.
Royal Whitaker, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
BRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT.
The Sunshine society, which is car
ried on by six young girls of Greenfield
gave an entertainment Friday, Febru.
airy q, at the home of one of it's mem.
bers, Miss Edna Buckley. The room
was very prettily decorated with flags
bunting, picture of Washington, etc.
Program was as follows:
Professional.
Singing, "My Country, tits of Thee. ,
Singing, "Child Jesus lay on Mary's
Knee" Miss Daisy Waldman and Miss
Marion Durham.
Recitation, Miss Jennie Van Ness
Singing, 80. Little Town of Bethle
hem,'' Miss Edna Buckley and Miss
Lucia Durham.
Recitation, Miss May Van Ness.
Tableau, "Little Boy Blue"
Physical Culture.
Reading, Miss Edna Buckley.
Dialogue, ''Shepping."
Tableau, ~'MischievOus Monkey
Reading, "Flag Of Washington, ,
Miss Daisy Waldman.
Singing, "Star Spangled Banner.''
Tableau, "Good Night.'
The program was we'll rendered anC
especial credit is due the young ladies
as they did not have any assistance
with the program or the decorations
Success to the Sunshine society!