The Newtown bee., 1904-11-18
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
GREENFIELD HILL.

NEWSY BRIEFS.
 Mrs s. E. King and daughter, Clara, will spend the winter in Hartford.
 Miss Ruth Raymond of Black Rock was the guest of friends in Greenfield, over Sunday.
 The new dwelling house of s. E. Lobdell is now nearing completion and MT Lobdell and family expect to move in about December 1.
 Henry c. Raymond and family of Black Rock. visited at Mrs Raymond's old home in Greenfield, last week. They left, Friday, for Southern Cali fornia, where they will spend the win ter.
 The Christian Endeavor society will hold sociable at the residence of MT and Mrs Arthur Merwin, Wednesday evening of this week.
 Mrs Zalmon Bradley is critically ill, being victim of paralysis. She is not expected to live many days.
 The remains of Mrs Jane Burr, wid- ow of the late Derrick Burr of this place, who died suddenly at her home in Bedding, last week, were brought to Greenfield, last Thursday afternoon, for interment at Oak Lawn. Mrs George Hawley, wife of the young colored man who was fatally in- jured by falling stone wall, left, Monday, for South Carolina, where she will join her parents.
 Mrs B. B. Middlebrook is entertain ing her niece, Miss Eunice Ingersoll, of New Haven.
 Mrs Milton P. Hackett and daugh- ter, Olive, are spending few weeks with Mrs Hackett's parents, MT and Mrs George Lover. Miss Ada Jennings, who has been tc the St Louis exposition and has spent three months with friends in the West, returned to her home here, last Monday.
 Hermon Perry has the contract fol shingling the barn of Robert Mills or Cross Highway. MT Perry is now do ing carpenter work for David Bibbins
 Mrs William Bradley has just hae one of the old landmarks removed from in front of her house. The tret she had cut down was over 15O year old.
 MT Waldron, of the New Haven Ex perlment station, was at the home o $. Perry Beers, last week, and exam ined his raspberry plants and pro nounced them free from San Jose seal and all kinds of diseases, and gave hin
 permission to sell plants.
 Mrs William Bulkley is moving flon
 herold home to the Moses Banks place Mrs Arretta, widow of the late Cole
 M. Abbott, died in Shelton at th
 home of her daughter, Sunday, Nc vember 13. The body was brought t
 Aspetuck, Wednesday, where the f, neral took place from the Center stree Methodist church, at p. m., Rev M
 Illman officiating. The burial was
 the Aspetuck cemetery.
 Aaron Wakeman is building an at dition m the north side of his hous l c. D. Patchen of Lyons Plains is dt Ing the work.
 B. P. Mills of Aspetuck has move l his onion house from the north of hi g house to several rods south of h 3 house and is building woodshed, 16 9 "A feet, where the onion house stoo' , Rev W. w. F. Duncan of the Sout
 Norwalk Methodist church spoke { : the Center Street Methodist churc '. last Wednesday evening. }. The representative of THE BEE VI g kindly entertained at the home of .- Frank Brown when in town, last Mo r. day night.
 < Rev Dr Cane exchanged pulpit t last Sunday, with Rev MT Maurer 5. Easton.
 The Y. P. s. c. B. held very enjo
 able sociable, last Wednesday evenin
 at the home of MT and Mrs Arth if Merwin on Merwins Lane. The ,r were good number present and il had a very enjoyable time. a, The patrons from Trumbull al Il Easton visited the Greenfield H u Grange, last Tuesday evening. T W visiting Oranges furnished the p1 D; gram and the Greenfield Hill Gran furnished refreshments. There wa I' large attendance and very prohta' k- -. - n;
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