The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-10-05
OUR NEI0HBORS.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Mrs Furlong of New Milford has
been guest of Mrs Susan Frey.
Miss Grace Sherwood is visiting Mrs
Ernest Sherman of Long Hill.
Mr. and Mrs J. Frank Olmstead at.
tended the Danbury fair on Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs John Rockwell of Ridge.
field are visiting their neice, Mrs Her
bert w. Joyce.
81. Allan Joyce is painting the Lower
Stepney schoolhouse.
George 8. Ooley is having his house
newly painted white. Graft s. Lyons
have the contract.
Capt Frank Allen of Norwalk is
spending . few days at his home in
Hattertown.
Charles II. Hawley has just pur.
chased Of Stephen B. Church & Son of
Seymour fve-horse power air cooled
gasolene engine for power about his
place.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Ober Of Milford
were guests, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs
q. W. Edwards.
Mrs Phebe Turner and Misses Fran
ces and Charlotte Smalley, who have
been spending . week with Mr. and
MrsC. L. Smalley, have returned to
their home at Marietta, N. Y.
Henry Hylman of Bridgeport is
spending few days here the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs William Bigelow.
Mrs John Benedict visited friends
In Stamford. New Rochelle and Bridge.
port, last week.
Miss Ida Penfield, who has been en-.
joying atwo weeks vacation, returned
to her work in Bridgeport, last Mon.
day.
A. B. Curtis and Wilbur French
took In the Danbury fair, last Wed
nesday.
Chester Terrill, Morris French and
Bert Eastwood are spending this week
ct che Danbury fair. They left here,
last Saturday, with good sized string
Of cattle to exhibit at the fair.
Miss Jennie Wells is spending a few
weeks In Bridgeport the guest of Mr.
and Mrs g.. W. Stillson.
Little Miss Dorothy Stillson of
Bridgeport, who has many friends
here, was flower girl at the pretty
wedding Of Miss Burr and Percy R.
Gard In Huntington, last week Wed.
nesday, snd3ook her part very nicely.
The Baptist State convention was
held, last week Wednesday and Thurs
day, with the Baptist church at Row.
ayton. Those from this place who at
tended one or both days were: Rev and
Mrs Robert Duncan and son Robert,
Dea and Mrs Burr Hawley, Mrs M. B.
Hawley, Mrs @. D. Stillson, Mrs
Charles Nichols, Mrs Richard Broder-
ick, Miss Edith Hill, Mrs John Joyce,
Miss Martha Lewis, Mrs Jerome Mich
OILS and Mrs Herbert Joyce.
W. s. Wilmott and family closed
their pleasant home here near the Five
Points, this week, and returned to
their home in Bridgeport for the win
tor.
G. L. SmalleY is very busy at his
shop, this fall, and is now contemplate
ing putting on another hand If he can
find the right man.
B. Hawley s. Co. have had their
storage building, opposite Z. L. Small
ley's shop, newly painted.
My new stock of 1905 canned goods
has arrived and the brands are the
popular Sunbeam corn, Telephone
peas and Fancy tomatoes. 1 have
some very fine goods at popular prices.
Try can and you will buy more.
[Stephen French, at the Depot.
Mr. and Mrs Eber Hodge and son of
Danbury have been entertained by
Mrs Mary e. Turney.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church was held at The Elms,
the home OF Mrs Mary Turney. A
large number we're present and most
hountiful supper was provided for the
guests.
Mrs F. B. Wheeler, who has for a
long time been housekeeper for A. ].
Hill, has gone to Bridgeport, where
she will make her home.
Mrs M. L. Wilson of Bridgeport is
visiting Miss Nellie Bride.
B. Hawley & Go. have Just unlOaded