The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
NICHOLS.
AUTOMOBILE BUS A SURE THING.

It begins to look now as if the auto mobile 'buS line between Nichols and Bridgeport would be an assured thing A meeting was held, last Monday even- ing, and another meeting is to be held, tonight Friday evening", to talk the matter over, by those who are expect ing to take stock in the company. It is now planned to form a stock com pany with $50O0 capital, each snare being worth $25, and large number of shares have already been subscribed for and the rest should be taken at once. The demonstration recently success and it would mean great boom to Nichols. Let all take hold of the enterprise and push, and our little val ley of Nichols will grow and prosper and perhaps some day be part of Bridgeport.
 MUSICAL TREAT AT METHODIST
 CHURCH.
 The musical concert which was to have been given on last Thursday even- ing, September IA, at the Methodist church for the benefit of the organ fund, was postponed on account of not being able to obtain the Bridgeport talent for that evening. It has now beep secured and the musical concert will be held Tuesday evening, Sep- tember 19, at the Methodist church The program is under the direction of Miss Leila Heisler of Bridgeport, who has obtained we'll known SOlOiStS to as- sist. This concert is expected to be a great musical treat, for the partici- pants are among Bridgeport's most popular and talented singers. Miss Heisler will play several organ selec- tiOns.
 Harry Chilcott of Trumbull has ac. cepted a position at the White Wing Poultry farm.
 The business wagon of the White Wing Poultry farm is just out of the paint shop of the Gates Carriage Co. of Bridgeport, ,and presents very neat
 Capt and Mrs F. H. Ward of New York are spending few days, this week, in town, the guests of MT and Mrs A. M. Burt. MT Ward is captain of the Correction Department of New York City and is president of the Eagle Rock Gold Mining and Reduc- tion Co.,, of Colorado, and has also large interests in l2 or Is other mining companies in Colorado.
 A. IO. hUSWCll IS udVlUk q large Slll erected at his place.
 H. J. Lord of the White Wing Foul. try farm has fine pair of new work horses, purchased of Bridgeport par ties.
 MT and Mrs R. s. Patterson and Mi and Mrs o. w. Emanuel of New York were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs H. J. Lord at the White Wing Poul- try farm.
 Mrs Jones of Jerusalem Hill is now with MT and Mrs N. J. Clark caring for them. Mrs Horace F. Lyon has been staying with MT and Mrs Clark for a few days.
 Mir Udal, who purchased the A. K. Garden place, is to make extensive re. pairs on the place.
 l.. M. Shelton is having a bay win dow built on the south side of his house and is running up the ell part, making it two stories. He is also mak. ing improvements on the interior of the house. Fred Nichols of Bridge port is doing the work.
 R. w. Vickers of Bridgeport, who has purchased the old Charles Olah place, has taken possession.
 James Durwood is going into the chicken business extensively. He is now building large hen house, IA X 50 feet. Daniel Nichols is doing the work.
 Rev and Mrs H. o. Gilman are mov- ing, this week, into W. K. Mix'S house, where they will make their home for the fall and winter.
 Mrs William Secar of Black Rock is now at the Bridgeport hospital, where she has undergone an operation. Mrs Secar is daughter of William Vel lingtOn of ti l. place.