The Newtown bee., 1902-12-05
JEPHThAH CHAPTER, o. E. S.

The members of Jephthah chapter.
No. 81, o. E. S., are hereby summoned
to attend the annual meeting of the
chapter on Monday evening, December
8, 1902, at 7.30 o'clock sharp, for the
Initiation of candidates, election of
officers, receiving reports, and other
annual business. By order of the
Worthy .Matron, -[Ada M. Brakeman;
Ralph N. Belts, Secretary.
Sandy Hook, Ct, December B. 1902.
Miss Susie Leavey is quite critically
i'll. DR. Lynch has been called in con-
sultation with the attending physician,
DR. J. w. Gordon.
Edward and George Taylor enjoyed
hunting trip in Roxbury, Friday,
securing a fine string of birds.
Edward Troy has placed a telephone
in his hotel at Sandy Hook. His num-
Der is 243-3, and all calls in connection
with his undertaking business will be
answered promptly:
William Lee of New York was the
guest on Friday and Saturday of w.
II. O'Hara at Taylor's hotel.
John H. Keane of Bridgeport: passed
Thanksgiving with his father, John
Keane, of Gas street.
Miss Lizzie Kilbride passed Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs M. J. Lynch
of Wallingford.
Reuben Hoyt entertained his brother
from Warwick, N. Y, over Thanks
giving.
| Miss Strong of. Warwick, N. Y, is
visiting Mrs Joseph Quackenbush and
Mrs Hayiatt.
Mrs Michael f. Kilbride and daugh
ter, Helen, were the guests of friends
in town over Thanksgiving.
| Selectman Minott Augur was taken
suddenly i'll in the market, Saturday,
| but Is now better and about the house,
fact his many friends will be gratihed
| to. learn.
| Edward Taylor has been passing a
few days in New York, this week.
S. c. Bull has recently bought resi-
dence in Jonesyille, Mich:
Henry Bull of louisville, Mich, is
an expert football player, being mem,
Der of the High school team in that
breezy Western town. He is son of
Hon Samuel Chamberlain Bull.
Mrs E. A. Bennett returned, Mon
day, from visit in StratfOrd and
Bridgeport.
| The interior of the Sandy Hook
schoolhouse is to be kalsomined and
painted.
Manager w. T. Cole of the Fabric
Fire Hose Co. returned to Sandy Hook,
Wednesday, from New York.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Greer of New Ha
ven passed Thanksgiving with Mr. anc
Mrs +. S. Brown.
Rev and Mrs M. r. French returned
on Friday last from visit at Cole
brook.
E. J. Hall, Newtown's popular stove
man, put in a car load of Round Oak
stoves, last fall, but has had such I
large sale, he has had to renew his or
der.
The last load of S. d. Crofutt's fur.
niture went by wagon, Wednesday
Gault Brothers of Westport moving
them. The family left on the after
noon train, Wednesday. The depart
, ure of this estimable family is regret
ted. They have resided in Sand.
Hook for more than 40 years.
Rev James Taylor preached at thu
Methodist church on Sunday.
Mrs "A. w. Fairchild and Mrs A. d
, Fairchild of Taunton were the guest
on Wednesday Of Mrs "A. NJ. Briscoe.
The $25 in gold rallied for the benefi
of St Roses church fell to Josep
Lucas of Monroe. He held ticket Nc
226.
New line ladies' flannel waists at r. T
Beers 4 CO.'S. All sizes in reds and blue
:. | 81 20 each.
Special values in MoIuet rugs, at less tina
half carpet store prices. All sizes for the no
| idayS, at II ii. Beers & Co. $.
Daniel Foran, Edward Troy, Jr
Timothy Harrigan, Homer Conger an
: d. G. keane went rabbiting, one nigh
last week, and secured II rabbits.
Miss Ida LOvegrOye of BridgepoI
L. was tie guestover Sunday of Miss M
bel Taylor.