The Newtown bee., 1904-11-18
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MASONIC NOTES,

MASONIC NOTES.
 The regular communication of Washington Lodge, F. & A. M., will be held at their lodge room at Monroe Center, next Monday evening, Novem- Der Fl. A large attendance is desired. There will be number of visitin g brethren, after which refreshments will be served.
 Miss Rosetta Reid was the guest, one day last week, of Mrs Mary Wilson in Bridgeport.
 Perry Hubbell is having his house painted.
 MT and Mrs Harold J. Olmstead spent Sunday at their home.
 Miss Bessie Weeks and sister were guests, over Sunday, of Mrs Jerome Nichols.
 Thomas Clark drives a new horse, which is a stopper; purchased of the popular dealer, William J. Candee.
 Herbert Craig and Morris French have returned from sojourn of two weeks with MT Craig's parents at Del hi, N. Y.
 Mrs Stephen French, who has been spending two weeks with frie nds in Orange, N. J., and Brooklyn, N. Y., returned home, last Tuesday.
 William Brothwell, who is staying at the Soldiers home, Noroton, a for mer resident of this place, has been spending few days with his daugh- ter, Mrs Herbert Joyce.
 Charles Hawley has new Victor talking machine.
 Simon Cannon, IT,, and Ernest Part ridge went to Bridgeport on their wheels, Tuesday night, to get the cleo tion returns and attended Polls thea ter.
 Whooping-cough is quite prevalent among the school children.
 Miss Jennie Fullbrook has returned, after visit with friends in New Brit ain
 Mrs Spencer Nichols has been the guest of Mrs Everette o. Stevenson in Westport.
 Mrs Moses Hull has returned from a visit at the home of her niece, Mrs Eugene Botsford.
 The little booklets, "Helps to the Ltving," by Rev H. A. Price, would make very pleasing Christmas gifts. The subject is surely worthy of every day thought and many valuable sug- geStiOnS are contained in this neatly written booklet. Send dime to Miss Grace Osborne and receive a copy by mail.
 Mrs Charles Wheeler has had a new roof placed on her house. Botsford & Northrop did the work.
 Mrs Pamelia Wheeler has been to Bridge port, where she attended the | funeral of Joel Farist, one of the lead ing manufacturers in that city.
 Mrs Eliza Shepard has been the l guest of Mrs Mary Turney.
 Mrs ZalmOn PurdY has spent a few l lays with her son, Leslie Purdy, in 
 Miss Mabel Hayes was entertained IS the guest of Miss Carolyn Osborne, 1t the home of Mrs Merwin Johnson. )ver Sunday.
 Edward Northrop and Eugene Bots ord are at work on the Methodist 'uuICu, puGUIuS Ou ueW TOOI or CV press shingle.
 Mrs Jane Taylor has returned from visit with her old neighbor, Mrs Staples, at Sport Hill.
 William Nichols and sister and AL na sherman are taking music lessons # ITS Eugene BOtsfOrd.
 Mrs George Sherman of Long Hill las been passing few days with Mrs Wesley Edwards.
 Rev H. A. Price and family were 'uests, Friday, of Mrs Henry Sher- nan. Preaching service, Sunday morning, t 10.45 a. m.; evening service at ' { clock, with preaching by the pastor. 'rayer meeting at Lower Stepney, Thursday evening, November IT, at i 30, conducted by Rev Fl. A. Price. Rev H. A. Price and family will en- ( y Thanksgiving with MT and Mrs ' urr Hawley. John T. Porter is now working at c. '