The Newtown bee., 1902-08-01

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 Jesse Sherwood of Bridgeport passed Sunday the guest of his mother, Mrs Esther Sherwood.
 Mrs Esther Sherwood has been very sick. Her mother, Mrs Mansfield, has been caring for her.
 MT and Mrs B. c. Bevans and son have been spending few days at their cottage on Fairfield Beach.
 William Whitehead has been so un- fortunate as to lose valuable COW. The COW was found with her neck broken in the field one morning.
 TRINITY PARISH.
 There will be holy communion, Sun day morning, in connection with the morning service.
 On Wednesday, August 6, the Feast of the TranstiguratiOn, there will be Holy Communion at 10 a. m.
 The ladies of Trinity met on Tues day to prepare for the sale to be held on August IA. It promises to be one of the pleasantest events of the season. Rev James Taylor preached at FL mont, L. l., on Sunday, and is now at his home in South Center:
 Judge and Mrs Charles Briscoe re- turned to Thompsonville on Tuesday, after weeks stay at the old home stead in Gray's Plain.
 Hon Eliot Beardsley of Long Hill called on s. w. Post, Wednesday, who is in poor health.
 John Scanlon is improving his resi- dence by the addition of a front piazza. Miss Lena Barry, principal of the Shelton street school of Bridgeport, re- turned to her home on Wednesday, after two weeks stay at the Grand Central hotel.
 K. A. Morley of Hartford, represent ing the Caledonian Fire Insurance Co.,, was in town on Thursday.
 The Ladies' morning, whist club of the Street were pleasantly entertained yesterday by Mrs T. B. De Forest at the Inn.
 An ice cream freezer is a handy ad- junct to any household, and then you are prepared to furnish ice cream for the church fair or your own delecta- tiOn. Then if the man of the house lacks exercise he can develop his muscle while turning the crank. B. J Hall sells the White Mountain freeZ. CTS. 'Nough said.
 The Sunday school at Botsford will begin it's session on Sunday at Il o'clock and at that hour until further notice.
 Robert Carman of Bridgeport passed l ln. s,,, So
 By the kindness of P. H. Mccarthy the teacher of the North Center school, the pupils of this school wer, treated to a picnic on Wednesday Gathering at MT McCarthy's home about 25 in number, they were taker in an OK cart to a large spreading tree where beneath the shade they enjoyed their luncheon and ice cream and lem onade, provided by MT Mccarthy Games helped to pass the time and tn children went home tired but happy
 Mrs Jane Casey of the Glen is quit poorly.
 Miss Hazel Wilcox returns to he position in the Bridgeport hospita to-day, after fOrtnight'S vacatiO passed in Sandy Hook.
 George YahrouS, who lately move to Sandy Hook from Cleveland, O., ha moved into the Lavery house. Thi dwelling has been improved by the aC ditiOn of piazza in front. Thoma Brew was the carpenter and architec1
 Charles Peel, who is connected wit the local office force of the Fabric Fiji Hose Co.,, passed Monday and Tuesda in New York City:
 MT and Mrs w. T. Cole and Charlt Cole enjoyed carriage drive to Al sonia on Monday.
 In single hill of potatoes E l. Representative Patrick Campbell dl D P potatoes. He says he has an Ill p usually fine crop of potatoes, this yea \ Miss Ella Kearns, Miss Eleanor Fla , nagan, Miss Jennie LangdOn, Miss ,s Julia and Lizzie Monahan, all l. Bridgeport, and MT Carney and daug 'e ters and James Kiernan of New Tor a are enj toying sojourn at Mrs P. Cs
 lahan's.
 The Sandy Hook Shoe Store is offe Ing new line or mems hne dress SnO in Oxford ties. Also full line
 business and every day shoes, at har
 pan prices.
 ty A new sign, "Campbell's Hotel," a II peared, this week ,over Ex-R Represent se tive Campbell's place of business. pr Bear in mind you can get all kin
 of harness and shoe repairing do
 promptly at our store. If in need
 anything in this line give us ca
 (Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
 Mary B." owned by Henry Peck