The Newtown bee., 1903-08-21
OUR NEIGHBORS.
STEPNEY.
THE UNION PICNIC.

| STEPNEY.
THE UNION PICNIC.
The union picnic of the two Sunday
the grounds of the park on Thursday,
| August 81. Fill your dinner baskets
/ full of goodies and come with happy
heart and join the merry making and
make this day an "Old Home day" now
England. Get an early starr in the
morning and the day will be short
enough even then.
Mr. and Mrs H. w. Seeley are spend
ing week in Hartford and Greenfield,
Mass, visiting friends.
Mrs Theodore Patchen and son Of
Waterbury are guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Davis in Hattertown.
0. E. Morgan has recently purchased
small engine and boiler in Bridge
port to take the place of the large one
he recently sold.
Mrs R. Fl. Broderick and children
are spending week at Milford beach.
Mrs Arthur Morgan and daughter
Of Bridgeport are making weeks
stay with Mr. and Mrs o. E. Morgan in
Hattertown.
There will be preaching service next
Sunday morning and evening at the
Methodist church.
The praise service at the Methodist
church, last Sunday evening, was we'll
attended.
Miss May Hawley OF Long Hill is
with Miss Harriet French for a few
days stay.
Mrs G. McEwen Beardsley and son
of Stevenson were guests, Wednesday,
of Mr. and Mrs M. B. Hawley.
John Burritt has traded horses with
parties in Nichols.
Burr Hawley attended the funeral
of Philo S. Bennett in New Haven,
last Wednesday.
The house occupied by N. B. Hin
man has been pretty we'll decorated
with Fleischman & Co.'S yeast signs.
Rev Mr. Holmes and family are with
Miss Mary Clark for several weeks
stay.
Mrs Coulter and Mrs Hoffman of
Bridgeport will make few days stay
with Mr. and Mrs John T. Porter, next
week.
Cereals for breakfast. Remember
we carry large variety Of fresh cere-
als;l also full stock Of canned goods.
Stephen French, at the Depot.
N. j. Burton and family OF Orange,
N. j., are with Mrs Caroline Burton
for a few weeks stay.
George s. Turner and family left,
Monday, for a two weeks vacation
B. Curtis & Son have had the sign
over their store newly painted.
Benjamin Corning and family OF
Sandy Hook were guests, Sunday, Of
Mr. and Mrs Edward Corning
George S. Coley was called to Fall
River. Mass, this week, his daughter,
Mrs P. Abbott, having had a serious
fall from her wheel chair. She is an
invalid, one ankle being badly broken
and an arm badly sprafned.
William Kenney of Hartford is guest
Of his cousin, Miss Bessie Hayes.
George Lyon has been in Stratford,
the guest of his cousin, Charles Will
cOxSOn.
Lester Sherwood, Harold Beardsley
and Mrs Clarence Sherwood of Hart
ford and William Beach of Trumbull
have been guests of Miss Emily Seeley.
John Duncan and Miss Bright Of
New Haven have been entertained at
the home of Mrs G. E. Osborne.
Rev Mr. Dikeman and wife have been
guests of Mrs E. B. Corning in Bridge
port.
Rufus Buddington of Stratford is
visiting at the home OF Mrs Moses
Hall.
Master Perkins Nichols is spending
few days with his aunt, Miss Harriet
French.
Mrs Burr Hawley is spending few
days with her son, E. J. Hawley, of
Bridgeport.
Miss Nellie Bride has returned from
a week'svisit at her old home inIEaston.
Miss Mabel NOyes and Miss Carrie
Osborne spent Friday with Mrs Elan
B. Corning in the Park City.
Miss Elsie Nichols of New Milford is
spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Jerome Nichols.
B. Hawley & Co. sold new runabout
to Elmer Andrews OF Easton; also
buggy to D. w. Edwards.
Mrs E. S. Beardsley entertained a
party OF friends, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Nichols and Mr.
and Mrs @. D. Stillson of Hattertown
were enjoying an outing at Lake War
amaug, last week.
Miss Elsie P. Nichols of New Milford
has been recent guest Of her father,
Jerome Nichols.
Mrs Herbert w. Joyce and Miss
Blanche Purdy spent one day last week
in New Haven, with Mrs E. R. Rock
we'll.
Miss Carrie Curtiss and Miss Ida
Waters have returned to their home
in Bridgeport.
Don't forget the place to buy new
runabout buggy is at b. Hawley & Co.'S,
Stepney, ct.