The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-19
STEPNEY.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

Rev Mr. Carpenter of New Haven
will preach at the Baptist church,
next Sunday, May 81, both morning
and evening.
On Sunday by Invitation the congre-
cations of the twin churches united
in service at the Baptist church and
listened to sermon by Rev Mr. Car
penter Of Yale who supplies that pull
pit until the coming of Rev Mr. Dun
can.
Miss M: E. Seeley visited friends in
AnSOnia, last week Thursday.
H. M. Smith Of THE BEE was in
Saugatuck, last week Thursday, when
he was very pleasantly entertained at
dinner by Rev G. s. Dikeman, the
former pastor of the Methodist
Mrs NJ. E. Turney, who has been
spending the winter in New Haven
with her son, Mr. Hodge, has returned
and opened her home here. Since her
return she has had the misfortune to
lose her faithful family horse.
Harold Frey Of Redding spent Sun
day with her mother.
George S. Coley has been i'll and I'M
der DR. Hill's care.
Mrs Andrew Leavenworth, who
a short stay.
Mrs w. 8. Craft, who has been at
Long Hill caring for the sick, has re-
turned to her home in Upper Stepney.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Corning enter
tanned over Sunday Benjamin Corning
and family OF Sandy Hook and Mr. and
Mrs Elan Corning of Bridgeport.
Mrs Walker Sherwood of Bridgeport
is guest of Miss Nellie Bride.
Rev Mr. Faust has gone to New York
for the week and will attend The COM
mencement at Drew Theological sem
mary of which he is graduate.
Miss Grace Jennings has returned to
her home in Green s Farms.
Craft & Lyon have the contract on
painting the house and buildings of
Rev Mr. Streeter in Monroe.
Harry Nichols and family of Shelton
and Mr. and Mrs S. V. Nichols and
children of Bridgeport have been the
guests Of L. O. Osborne.
Rev j. e. Adams of Stamford was
the guest of Mrs David Osborn over
Sunday.
CHASED a7; Of Henry Morgan the Stephen
White place just below F. M. Can
fields. They will take possession
The announcement has just been
made public Of the marriage of Miss
Emma Hubbell, daughter of Adelbert
Hubbell, to Charles S. Burr of EaStOn,
Mrs Levi T. French spent last Sat-
urday in Bridgeport, the guest of Mrs
Albert Bottom.
M. Ehlin, who is dealing in real es-
tate, has sold Christian Sprandel's
farm In Tashua to Mr. Freebury of
New York.
hoc
Q. L. Smalley at the shop during John
T. Porter's illness.
Henry Petit of Roxbury was a
guest Of Sherwood Peet in Guinea,
Sunday.
Mrs J. Dean, who has been spending
the winter in Bridgeport, is now at
her home in Upper Stepney.
Mrs Sophia Booth, who has been
spending the winter in Springfield,
Mass, with friends, has returned to
her home here.
One Of E. E. Nettleten's steam saw
mills is now located at Blanket Mead
ow in the woods of Louis Strinbon.
The Clover Whist club met with
and had very enjoyable
meeting. Mrs L. G. Gilbert, Jr., won
the first prize and Mrs E. M. Peck the
consolation prize. After the game re-
freshments were served.
Garfield & Wheeler are busy these
days. They are now painting all of
Miss Julia Sanford's buildings in Red
ding.
Mrs R. Fl. Noble of Hartford is with
her mother, Mrs Ida Gilbert, for few
weeks stay.
Washington lodge, F. & A. M, will
confer the M. M. degree Monday night.
G. L. Smalley was in Bridgeport as
in law suit in the Court of
Common Pleas.
G. L. Smalley is turning out a COW
cred business wagon for David Walker
IF Long Hill.
If interested in a moving machine
proposition see @. l.. Smalley about |
the Deering.
John T. Porter has been quite ill |
with "the shingles. DR. Hill is attend
ing him.
Mrs John Benedict is suffering from
an attack of tonSilitiS.
Mrs William Judson and daughter, Grace, |
u Woodbury. were guests on Sunday of Mr. |
Ind Mrs q. A. Purdy.