The Newtown bee., 1905-11-10
MISS ANDERsON-MR JOHNSON.

There was quiet home wedding at the home of MT and Mrs Walberg, last Tuesday afternoon, when Miss Matilda Anderson of Washington and Peter Johnson were united in marriage by Rev MT Humphrey. A reception i'm mediately followed the ceremony. The newly married couple will begin housekeeping at once in part of Bur ton Bradley's house. MT Johnson being in charge of his farm.
 Mrs Maddaugh of Bridgeport is a guest of her son, B. c. Maddaugh.
 E. c: Maddaugh moved, last week, from E. Seeley's house near the church to Earl Garlick's house.
 H. L. Booth has new horse, pur- chased of out of town parties.
 E. Seccomb of AnSonia is spending a few days, this week, with MT and Mrs M. A. Bradley.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Johnson, who have been spending the summer in the Methodist parsonage, leaves on Thurs day for Boston, where they will spend the winter with MT and Mrs George Sherman.
 Christ Episcopal church will hold a sociable this (Friday) evening, Novem- Der 10, at the home of Miss Frances Barnes. A 10c supper will be served and a jolly good time is anticipated. Everybody is cordially invited. Do not fail to attend and spend very en- jOyable evening.
 Miss Helen Davenport gave a party at her home to about 15 of her little friends, last Monday afternoon and evening. The OccaslOn was the anni versary of her 18th birthday. The time passed very pleasantly with games and other sports and fine SUD- per was served. Miss Davenport re- ceived a number of kind remem- brances. N. E. Davenport, her father, kindly furnished team to carry the guests from the Center to his home and kept the little ones over night. The occasion was one long to be re- membered by them all.
 Nicholas Ogden has been making number of repairs on his house and is now having it nicely painted. Clayton Squires and F. $. Evitts are doing the work.
 The New England Quartz Go. have not been running their mill for a few days while they have been making a number of repairs and changes in the machinery.
 MT and Mrs w. B. Seward spent a few days in Huntington, this week, the guests of MT and Mrs Phillip Jones. They made the trip by team.
 William Scotield of South Norwalk has accepted position with the New England Quartz Co. and is in charge of the mill.
 Miss Eva Hurlburt is spending few days in Southbury, the guest of Mrs Charles Lewis.
 Miss Julia Squires, who has been caring for the sick in Newtown, has returned to ROXbury.
 MT and Mrs Robert H. Thomas, who have been spending several weeks dur ing MT Thomas illness at MT and Mrs Harvey Thomas home, returned to their own home.
 Joseph Long is erecting a new barn, 20 X 34 feet, with 16-foot posts. MT Long is also putting in foundation for his new house, which is to be P l6 feet. He has the frame for his house already to put up.
 A handsome Chester granite monu- ment is being erected, this week, in the Cepter cemetery for the late George Barnes by Seccombe Bros. of AnSOnia.
 Mrs Marinda Gibbs is among the sick ones. Mrs F. s. Castle, who has been caring for her, has returned to her own home for few days.
 c. w. Kendrick, who lived in George H. Hurlburt's tenement house near A. H. WilSey'S, has moved his family to Dorchester, Mass.
 Mrs A. H. Wilsey is quite poorly.
 MT and Mrs Enos of Ansonia were guests, last Tuesday, of Mrs Orrin Platt at MT and Mrs David Barnes.
 Mrs Charles. Anderson, who has been quite seriously i'll, is now slowly improving.