The Newtown bee., 1904-12-02

happy, last Saturday morning, by the arrival of a seven and three quarters pound girl.
 Mrs Charles P. Stanley is spending a few weeks with friends in New Jer- sey and New York.
 The new social and prayer meeting room of the Methodist church is now completed and last Wednesday, the Ladies' Social circle held the first meeting there, when the plans for sale and oyster supper were complet- ed, hlch they will hold in their new building. Wednesday afternoon and evening, December II. Miss Lora Osborne, who has been ill with jaundice, has now fully recovered. | Miss Daisy Armac of Wilton was guest, Sunday, of Miss Mary Weider- StrOm.
 There was a very pleasant social dance at the home of MT and Mrs Au- gust Churchill, Little Boston, last week Wednesday evening: Just 25 couples were present. OSborne'S or cheStra furnished the music. l MT and Mrs j. w. Ferris entertain ed over Thanksgiving, Wesley Ferris and family of New Haven.
 Mrs Mary Fowler and daughter, Frances, of New Haven, were guests over the holidays of MT and Mrs Leroy | G. Osborne.
 MT and Mrs Charles Samuelson of | Little Boston lost their infant son, Monday, November2l Diphtherla was the cause of it's death. | The Methodist church has had three new horse sheds built just east Of their new prayer meeting and social room, which will be greatly appreclat ed by those who come to church With | teams Both the sheds and the new building have been nicely painted white. S. Richards did the work.
 Dea Edwin Gilbert, who has been i'll and Obfned to his home, is now gain ing slowly.
 The Gilbert S Bennett Manufactur- ing Co. closed their factory, Thanks giving day.
 Mr.and Mrs William Craft of New York City were guests, last week, of | MT and Mrs Frank J. Williams. | Lawyer keyo of South Norwalk was in town, last week, the guest of John B. Williams.
 Gus W. Johnson of 150 Eastern ave nue, Worcester, Mass, and Miss Ida Louise Fischer, daughter of MT and Mrs Jacob B. Fisher of 153 East ern avenue, Worcester, Mass, were marrled at the home of the brides parents, Tuesday evening, November 22 at 6. 50, by Rev o. A. Anderson. MT Johnson is son of MT and Mrs Carl Johnson of this place. The newly married couple have been spending few days here with MT JohnSon'S par entS.
 The Village Improvement society are making extensive preparations for railroad social to be held at the Georgetown hall, Wednesday evening, Decem Der 6. The farce, "The Sleep ing Car," will be given and there will be several other attractions. All who attend may be sure of fine time. 1t goes without saying there will be crowded house. The proceeds are for the benefit of the Village Improve ment society.
 l MT and Mrs John E. Williams enter tained at their home, Thanksgiving day, Miss Fannie Williams, Miss C. Brown and friend, of Norwalk, MT and Mrs Jessie Williams of Bridgeport, Mrs Theodore Mead of Branchville, and MT and Mrs Frank J. Williams.
 R. F. D. Carrier Arthur A. Smith spent last Saturday and Sunday in New Haven with friends. F. B. Bou- ton took his place on the mail route, Saturday.
 Miss Hazel Fryer has been spending few days Wilbraham with her old schoolmate, Miss Bessie Matthlson. | Undertaken Floyd B. BoutOn isdriv- ing, these days, fine new span of horses, purchased of Stamford parties.
 The Order of New England PrOtec- tion took in 29 new members at their meeting, this week.
 The Gilbert & Bennett Manufactur- ing Co., are installing an electric plant in their factory, just north of the de- l and have had the lower dam drawn off for few days, while the work of connecting it with the wheel has been l done.