The Newtown bee., 1903-07-17
OUR NEIGHBORS,
STEPNEr.

ITEMS FROM OUR sCRIBE's NOTE BOOK. Mrs l.. c. Gilbert and Mrs F. B. Gill bert and daughter, Blanche, of New town, were guests, Tuesday, of MT and Mrs M. B. Hawley. Stephen Hayes and Perry Hubbell spent Saturday at'the beach, enjoying the sea breezes. Miss M E. Seeley is entertaining Miss Hull from Ansonia. Sunday, July 26, Rev l.. w.. Holmes of Westport will preach at the Method ist church in exchange with c. 5. Dikeman.
 A lady from Bridgeport picked up a jacket near the home of William B. Craft. The owner can have same by calling at Captain Hubbell's on West avenue, Bridgeport.
 Mir and Mrs Willis BrOthertOn have the sympathy of their friends here in in the loss of their infant son. The funeral was Wednesday from their home and the burial was in the ceme- tery near the Baptist church in Easton.
 Miss Edith Logan of EaStOn and Mrs Silas Odell of Norwalk were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs William Os- borne on Velvet street.
 The coffee that stands at the head is "The Blue Ribbon" blend. It comes in one pound cans and is sold by Ste phen French at the Depot.
 Craft & Lyons are painting R. c. Tousey's buildings at Long Hill
 The many friends of Charles Curtis will be glad to hear that he is so far improved as to be able to sit up.
 B. Hawley & Co. have sold, the past week, a business wagon to Mrs Sylvia Mallett and runabout buggy to Carl ton Joyce.
 The two Misses Hayes from New Ha- ven are visiting at the home of their parents, MT and Mrs Edson Hayes.
 MT and Mrs Ehmen of Albany, N. Y., have been guests of Rev II. A. Price.
 Dr MunsOn of Tariffville has been the guest of Zalmon Purdy.
 Charles Dikeman, wife and daughter of Torrington, have been guests of Rev 0. s. Dikeman, at the Methodist parsonage.
 Moses Hull has so far regained his strength as to be able to once again visit Bridgeport. For many years he has made a weekly visit on Fridays to that city.
 liam Eastwood of Bridgeport was bur- jed in the village cemetery on Tues at the funeral.
 Rev MT Price and family are spend- ing few days at his old home in AL bany, N. Y.
 Frank Schwartz, formerly of this place, has been promoted to the posi- tion of engineer by the N. Y. x N. H. R. R. Co.,, and is running a train on the Highland division, between Hart ford and Fishkill Landing on the Hud- son.
 Miss Nellie Bride entertains her cousin, Mrs RiSley of Rochester, N. Y.
 B. Hawey & Co. expect a car of choice cedar shingles to arrive this week.
 o. E. Morgan's pond in Hattertown Is q beautiful sight now as it is almost covered with pond lilies. MT Morgan keeps boats to let to those who wish to gather the lilies.
 Mrs Norman Goulden and children of Bridgeport are guests, this week, of AdOlph Langenberg in Blanket Mea- dow.
 Mrs E. F. Lyons, who has been spending several days with her son, Edward Lyons in EastOn, has returned to her home.
 Mrs Augusta Uven and daughter, Hermise, of New York City are expect ed at the home of Adolph Langenberg in Blanket Meadow, next week, wher re they will spend the summer.
 Miss Ethel Beers of Huntington was the guest, last week, of MT and Mrs George F. Stillson.
 Special bargains in new suits at B. Hawley & Co.'S.
 Miss Maud CurtiSS and the Misses Gilberta and Florence Vance, of Bridge port, have been visiting their aunts, Miss c. R. Curtiss and Miss I. B. Wa ters, at Mapledale farm.
 Misses Grace and Carrie CurtiSS of Bridgeport are visiting their aunt, Mrs C. A. CurtiSS.