The Newtown bee., 1904-08-05
NEWS TERsELY TOLD.

Mrs Clifford Banks and children have returned from 8 six weeks stay with friends in New Britain.
 Allan Joyce passed Sunday with friends in New Canaan. @@ff s Y -~
 Hull Shepard, who has been living with his sister, Mrs Sarah Purtly, has gone to the Soldiers Home at Noroton. Me-, Is guest of Mrs Henry Sherman.
 Mrs William Craft is caring for Mrs Harry Olmstead, who is i'll at her home in Bridgeport. s.- 't 4"
 MT and Mrs Horace Winton of Now York have been spending few days with his sister, Mrs G. L. Burr, of Cut ler's Farms. -.'~ @~
 c. E. Osborne, Jr., of Newtown, moved into the west side of l.. N. Shades house, last Wednesday.
 There will be preaching, next Sun day evening, August T, at 7.3O, at the Methodist church by the pastor, Rev 0. s. Dikeman.
 Mrs Schmitz and daughter, Wilhel- nina, of Stamford are spending a week with MT and Mrs John Benedict
 Mr and Mrs A. B; Wilson and son, Howard, of Mount Kisco, N. Y., were guests, the past week, of MT and Mrs 0. A. Purdy. ..-tt
 L. L. Burr, Arthur Sweezy and Fred Hoyt enjoyed fishing trip to Taun- ton Lake, Newtown, last week Thurs day. They brought home fine string of fish with them.
 Thornton Belden of Bridgeport is enjoying a vacation of two weeks with his family here at Miss Mary Hawley's.
 Miss Katherine Lynn of New York City is spending her vacation of three weeks with her parents, Mrs and Mrs Frederick Lynn.
 Andrew LeavenwOrth has several rooms in his house he would like to let to summer boarders. Whoever rents them will have the use of his pleasant grounds about the house. Stephen French, merchant at the Depot, has a good line of working shoes for the farmers; also full line of mems dress shoes in all the latest styles at low prices.
 MT and Mrs c. l.. Smalley start, the first of next week, on their 300 mile automobile "trip through New York state. While he is away Jerome Nich- ols will have charge of his shop. MT Nichols will not be at his shop in Hun- tington until after MT Smalley returns in about three weeks.
 Mrs William Coulter and daughter, May, of Brooklyn are guests of MT and Nk10 OOAu IOEV
 Rev H. A. Price and family returned, this week, from their vacation, and there will be service as usual at the Baptist church, next Sunday.
 Julius PtcOt has purchased the}M loses Hull farm'near Turney Northrops.s Mrs w. B. Craft, who has been car ing for the sick in Bridgeport, has re turned home. %'
 H. Garder of Pepper street bought a Jersey COW of Moses HI. Thorpe, this week.
 Henry Pettit has accepted position with William Wellington at his black smith shop in Nichols and will begin work next Monday.
 Miss Nellie Bridle, who has been wis iting friends in Bridgeport, has re- turned home.
 MT and Mrs D. N. Edwards visited friends in Ansonia, Sunday.
 Wilbur F. Selleck is storing the bal ance of his goods not sold at the auc- tion, last Thursday, in Moses H.. ThOrpe's tenement house, and will spend few weeks visiting friends.
 Mrs Stephen Nichols has entertained her son, Charles Nichols and wife and daughter of Danbury.
 Irving Waterhouse of Bridgeport is a guest of David Fairchild. ~-
 Miss Edith Fairchild has visited her brother, BenJamin Fairchild, in Brook lyn.
 MT and Mrs Leslie Purdy of Bridge port are spending few days at the home Of Zalmon Purdy.
 Reuben BuddingtOn and Miss Sylvia, of Stratford, are guests of Mrs Moses Hull.
 George s. Co)ey has bought a hand some surrey of Peck & Lines in Bridge port.
 Morris Nichols and Miss Lima Nichols of Shelton have been guests of Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley.
 P. B. Abbott of Fall River, Mass, was guest over Sunday of MT and Mrs George s. COley.
 Miss Sophia Booth and Miss Edna Booth are in Brooklyn, N. Y., visiting John Booth.
 Mrs Pamelia Wheeler is in Danbury the guest of Mrs Ira Penfield.
 George Hodge of New Haven, Aus tin Hodge and Dorothy Hodge of Danbury are guests of Mrs Mary B. Turney.
 MT and Mrs Julius Benham of Bridgeport were entertained at the home of George s. Coley on Wednes- day and Thursday of last week. Mesaoy fnli of Ne1 9erk W suests sl A' nAnAe' Mrs Peter lessen and Miss Bertha Kilson of Kent spent the week with Mrs Robert Lynch, last week.
 T Mr and Mrs s. Snow have 30 guests from New York at their home.
 Master Clarence French Is i'll with bowel trouble.
 Misses Ruby and Julia Plumb of Nichols are guests, this week, of Mr and Mrs M. B. Flaw ley.
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 w. T. Buckingham of Bridgeport IS