The Newtown bee., 1904-05-13
sTEPNEY.
LOCAL NEWS REVIEWED..

AOCAA N AW6 nA LEW NOs
 Mrs S. B. Hayes has been in Nichols over Sunday, the guest of hers daugh- ter, Mrs Oscar Plumb.
 o. E. Osborne shipped, on Monday, collies to Eminence and Winchester, Kentucky. ..
 Rev H. A. Price will preach in the Baptist church, Easton, on Sunday morning, exchanging pulpits with Rev MT Sherman.
 Mrs Osborn, widow of Rev David Tuesday, May 70. a..
 Look for items in regard to straw berry festival at the Methodist church parlofs on Wednesday, May 25, in next weeks issue of THE BEE.
 Mrs E. S. Beardsley and daughter, Ruth, have spent the past week with her parents in Huntington.
 Charles J. Hughes of Bridgeport has erected granite memorial for the late Abper L.. Slade and Mrs Shade, al- so 8 marble memorial at the graves of William Peck and wife, and Elizabeth Bennett.
 John Booth has had placed in his plot large granite monument in memory of his wife and children buri- ed in the steRney eyo's cemetery sae ys,,,are .,
 NxA0 0s NAOAOAO 0uN SAAAAAVA O4 Bridgeport have been t1Ae guests of Mrs L. o. Osborne.
 Fred B. Elwell of Troy, N. Y., .was the guest of his mother over Sunday.
 l.. o. Osborne is in Bridgeport, the guest of MT Nichols.
 Miss Rosie Lane has been in, South Norwalk few days, the guest of Mrs Frank Curtiss.
 Levi H. Edwards hasla lemon tree, which is about two feet tall and now has 8 lemon on it, which measures F inches one way and 12} the other.
 Miss Jessie Meade of New Canaan is 8 guest, this week, of Mrs c. l.. Small
 J. M. Osborne, operator at the Sta place has been filled by J. F. Craig of East Meredith, N. Y.
 0. L. Smalley spent Sunday in New Canaan with friends.
 CereSOta flour is one of the best Hours on the market. Stephen French, of the Depot is agent for this lOcalit y and has just received 8 large invoice.
 MT and Mrs BOtsford Peck have ha the interior of their house newly deco rated. Frank Canfield did the work. E Mir and Mrs John Farnham shipped their household goods and started, last Tuesday, for Zion City, where they will make their homo. John Oley, of Long Island, who has bought MT Farnham's place, took possession
 MT and Mrs Jerome Nichols and MT and Mrs Fl. E. Nichols spent few days, this week, in Strat field, the guest of Mrs Horace Lyons.
 There will be 8 rehearsal at the Baptist church, Saturday afterno on, May IA, for the Children's day exer-
 John Webb and family of Bridge port are spending few days here, this week, the guests of Mrs Webb's mother, Mrs George E. Mattegat. It is beautiful sight to see the windows of MT and Mrs A. B. Curtis conservatory. They are banked full of blossoms. ....-. ...
 M. Ehlen is getting. his place in readiness for summer visitors. MT Ehlenhas recently bought new horse.
 James Taylor, who is great suffer- CT and has been unable to work for 8 long time, deserves the sympathy of the people of this locality and some substantial aid would be greatly ap- preciated. Mrs Cornelia Rockwell, who keeps house for him, is also in very poor health. They will appreci- ate even call to cheer them up.
 MT and Mrs w. Homer Hubbell of Newtown were guests, Sunday, of Charles l.. Hubbe1l.
 Edward Lyon of Easton has moved into Miss Anna Burns house, near Burns crossing, and has taken the contract of carrying lthe milk from Stepney to Bridgeport, for the farm CTS who bring the milk to B. Hawley & Go. s store.
 Q: J: Hughes of Bridgeport has erect A Abner l.. Shade and wife in the village cemetery. He has also put down cor ner stones for the estate of Laura Clarke.. @,~