The Newtown bee., 1904-10-07
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AN ENJOYABLE EVENT.

AN ENJOYABLE EVENT.
 MT and Mrs Stephen French and MT and Mrs John Treadwell were among the 70 members of the Pilgrim club, composed of the members of the Knights Templar who made the trip to California, who went to New Ha- ven on Monday evening, on the invita- tion of Manager Bunnell to attend the opera, "When Johnny Comes March ing Home." It was sort of reunion and was arranged by MT Beecher of Bridgeport. It is needless to say a very enjoyable evening was passed.
 IN MASONIC CIRCLES.
 Monday evening, October IT, the Washington lodge, No. 19, F. & A. M.. their lodge room at Monroe center, when there will be work in the B. A. degree. District Deputy John R. Lawrence of Stamford has accepted an invitation to be present. George Penfield, an engineer on the Erie railroad, returned, Monday, to his home in New Jersey, after spend ing a few weeks at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs William Penfeld.
 B. Hawley & Go. had 25 bushels of chestnuts brought to their store, last Saturday, which they bought.
 MT and Mrs Andrew B. Curtiss have been spending a few days with MT | Curtis sister, Mrs Clarence Willett of Danbury.
 Miss Emma Gein, after spending a | few weeks with Miss Winifred Wake man, has returned to her home in Brooklyn.
 MT and Mrs Herbert Joyce and son, Stanley, and Mrs John s. Joyce have recently visited friends in Beacon Falls.
 c. w. Tyrrell has been spending a few days at the Danbury fair.
 Mrs J. Frank Olmstead has been visiting her brother, F. w. Beardsley of Shelton.
 Mrs B. F. Lyons is in Bridgeport with her daughter, Mrs Charles Mey. erholz, who is quite ill.
 Louis String has been in New York on business, this week.. 1 Robert Lynch has sold his household goods and gone to New York City. l Rev c. S.. Dikeman, pastor of the Methodist church, will hold preach ing service, next Sunday afternoon, October g, at o'clock, in the school house at HattertOwn. A cordial invi. tation is extended for all to attend.
 Mir and Mrs c. L. Smalley attended the Danbury fair, last Wednesday.
 Royal Curtis of New York City was a guest, last week, of his parents, MT and Mrs A. B. Curtis. His daughter, Beulah, who has been spending the summer with her grandparents, re. turned home with him. We have large stock of felt and rubber boots, arctic and rubber over. shoes to fit all. We have the Gold seal, Ball and Goodyear Glove brands, which are the best makes on the mar ket.-[Stephen French, at the Depot. | J. T. Eastwood has had his shop newly shingled. Abram Klein o1 Tashua did the work.
 Mrs H. A. Price, Mrs Jerome Nich- ols, Mrs Herbert Joyce and Miss Mar garet Lewis attended the meeting of the Fairfield County Baptist ASSOcia- tion at Stamford, last week. MT and Mrs COley Field entertained their daughter. from Shelton, this week.
 B. Hawley S Son have unloaded a car each, this week, of middlings, corn, bran and flour at Stepney Depot. Mrs David Penney of Stepney has been spending several days with rela. tives in New Haven and Bridgeport. | u1lSO OdulC lOl hCAlJ OA 4CW York, will enter Browns Business college, next week. Miss Ehlin will spend Saturday and Sunday in New | York.
 MT and Mrs Richard Smith of Bridgeport have been guests of Perry | Hubbell.
 William Vaudeville has been the guest or his daughter, Mrs Arthur Tyrrell.
 Rev H. A. Price will preach in Eas- ton Baptist church. Sunday afternoon, at 1.15 o'clock.
 Mrs William Tomlinson and Mrs | Hubbell of Danbury have visited Mis- s | Harriet French.
 Miss Florence Hull of Ansonia and | William Sherwood of Hartford have been entertained at the home of Mrs M. B. Seeley.
 Miss Jennie Mellen of New Milford has visited her sister, Miss Emma | Mellen.
 MT and Mrs Joel Farist of Bridge port have been guests of Mrs Charles Wheeler
 Rev William T. Gilbert, a former pastor of the Methodist church in this village, died suddenly on Saturday, at | the home of his daughter, Mrs Nathan Curtiss at Nichols. He was much be- loved by all the people here. Rev H. A. Price, Burr Hawley and | Miss Edith Hill are delegates to the l Baptist State convention which meets at Norwich. October 17-19 Take Linonine for that cold. -<Sb-