The Newtown bee., 1906-12-07
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Miss Marion Townsend of Danbury was . guest, last Tuesday night, of Miss Gussie Reitter.
 Mrs Isabell Blackwood raised 8 pumpkin, last summer, which weighed about 150 pounds and measured six feet one way and five feet the other. It was b0uncer.
 A stock of fancy New Orleans mo- lasses just arrived. Very nice for eat, you wilt want more.-[Stephen French, at the Depot. ~-. -.
 We 1t your horse out with Never slip shoes and have all sizes always on hand 10. l.. Smalley's shop.
 A fine new line of mems overalls and working shirts just arrived at B. Haw-
 The singing class will meet, next week Friday evening, December IA, in the basement of the baptist church.
 The mill of B. Curtis 6 Son at the Bring along your grist and they will do the rest.
 MT and Mrs A. Field of New York spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Isabell Fleetwood.
 Mrs Edson Turner is having exten- sive alterations and repairs made on her house in Cutler Farms. H. s Nichols is doing the work.
 George H. Lyon spent Thanksgiving with friends in Bethel.
 Get ready for the icy weather and have your horse shOd with NeverSlip shoes. Fred Klein, the blacksmith at sizes. He can also fit you up at short notice with the old fashioned sharp ShOes.
 The Sunday school of the Methodist church will hold their Christ mas cele- bratiOn on Sunday evening, December 23. The scholars are now practicing the music and recitations.
 Frank P. HOag of Washington spent . few days here, last week, with his son, Murray Hoag.
 Mir and Mrs, Elam B. Corning and Nr and Mrs 0. E. Osborn, ST. Mrs Corning and sons have remained for a visit of several days duration.
 b Birdsey Peck of HattertOwn, with sis engine and saw outfit, cut George !. COleys year supply of wood into tove length, one day recently.
 MT and Mrs D E. Penney and little son, Clinton Ernest, of Brewster, N. Y., and Mrs w. Fl. Penney and daugh- ter, Miss Elva M. Penney, of Danbury, spent Thanksgiving with MT and Mrs X
 Harry Rider of Bridgeport was a guest, one day last week, of Charles H.
 Miss, Edith Hall of Long Hill, Miss Mary Buckingham of Easton, Miss Eleanor Buckingham of Bridgeport, Ralph s. Broderick of Bridgeport, MT and Mrs A. B. Goodsell and MT Fitz- patrick were all guests, Thanksgiving day, of MT and Mrs R. H; Broderick:
 MT and Mrs James Turnear, Miss FlOssie Sex field, Frank Scofield and Stephen Prince of New Canaan were guests on Thanksgiving day of MT and Mrs 0. l.. 6malley.
 Miss Florence Hayes and Mrs have been guests of Edson Hayes.
 George H. Lyon spent Thanksgiving with his brother, Frederick Lyon, in
 MT and Mrs Benjamin Corning and family were entertained at the home of Edward Corning.
 Columbus Dennison Hawley of New York and MT and Mrs E. J. Hawley of Bridgeport were guests, Thanksgiving day, of Milon Hawley and MT and Mrs
 MT and Mrs Frank Hodge and George Hodge of New Haven and MT and Mrs Fl. s. Nichols and Frederick Nichols of Monroe, and MT and Mrs Eben Hodge of Danbury, were guests of Mrs Mary E. Turney on Thanksgiv' ing day.
 Mrs Perry Hubbell entertained her mother, Mrs Armstrong, from New York.
 Misses Nellie Bride and Mabel Hayes have spent few days with Mrs Charles Ruggles in Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs Charles Nichols of Dan- bury were guests of Mrs Spencer Nichols, Thanksgiving day.
 MT and Mrs Gaines of Hartford and MT and Mrs Ensign of Greenfield, Mass, wereguests of Mrs Henry See Icy.
 MT and Mrs Edward Osborn, Jr.. and Miss Gladys were guests of George Winton in Newtown, Thanksgiving day.
 Edward Wheeler and wife and son of Bridgeport were guests of Edwards Beardsley for the holiday.
 Mr and Mrs Benjamin Fancher and children of New York have spent 8 few days at the home of Mrs Fair child.
 MT and Mrs Ernest Northrop, who were married at Danbury on Thanks giving day at the home of the bride, have commenced housekeeping, occu-