The Newtown bee., 1906-02-09
A PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT

St Thomas Brotherhood of the entertainment, Wednesday evening, in Nichols opera house. The program was as follows: Selection, male quar- tet; vocal solo, Miss Jeanette Morris: selection, male quartet; vocal solo, George G. Durant, Jr.; a skit, EIzea and Anderson. A farce entitled "Done on Both Sides," concluded the pro- gram.
 REV MIR sTIEHLER ACCEPTS CALL TO BROOKLYN. Rev Frederic Stiehler, Pn. D., pas | tor of the Methodist church, has re- | ceived call to become pastor of the Methodist church of Richmond Hill, Brooklyn, N. Y., and will accept the call and begin his work there at the beginning of the conference year, and will close his work here about April l. Rev MT Stiehler has endeared him. self to the people here and it had been hoped he would remain another year. MIR FREEDE CAPTURES PREMIUMS.
 G. Freede of Reservoir avenue exhi- olted number of fine birds from his poultry yard at the Stamford Poultry
 
 prizes. He also sold pen of his fine Buff Wyandottes while there, receiv- ing fancy price for them.
 Pants for men and boys at great re- ductions at Levy Brothers great sale.
 Higson & Co. closed the hat facto- ry, last Saturday, for an indefinite period.
 Mrs c. H. Banks of Plumtrees, who nn6QrWQnf of bury hospital, Tuesday, January 30. is now gaining quite rapidly. This will be good news to her many friends.
 The old lime kiln at Plumtrees clos ed down for few weeks, last Satur- day.
 The Bethel & Bedding Lime Kiln Co. have their building and kiln newly completed and will in few days begin to burn lime and will be all ready to hustle business.
 Charles Schultz is ill at his home on Maple avenue.
 0. H. Hart has been confined to his home on Blackman avenue with sick ness, few days this week.,
 The Current Events club met with Mrs Howard A. Judd, Chestnut street. Monday evening. The subject was 'The Men and Women of Japan"
 Miss Helen Bassett of Center street spent Sunday with friends in New York City.
 Presiding Elder Rev John E. Adams of New York district preached in the Methodist church, Sunday evening.
 J. Coleman Smith, the real estate agent, is now located in his new office by the railway station. MT Smith has recently sold farm owned by Henry Osborne of Bedding to New York par ties named DaviSOn.
 Rev Dr Stiehler of the Methodist church has received call from the Methodist church of Richmond Hill. Brooklyn, N. Y., to become it's pastor during the coming conference year Dr Stlehler will begin his pastoral work In that place about April l.
 Misses Mayrie Henwood, Edith St John, Agnes Williamson, Evelyn Mac. kenzie, Isabelle Ohler and Rosalie Ohler have been spending several days in New York City,
 MT and Mrs Willis I. Baisley of MOntville avenue were called to White l Plains, N. Y., this week Wednesday, | on business.
 Linus Taylor of Grassy Plain street is spending few days in Easton with friends.
 quite ill with severe cold, is a little more comfortable. Her many friends will heglad to hear she is improving.
 MT and Mrs Smith Dunning left. Thursday, for Tampa, Fla, where they will spend the balance of the cold weather.
 Isaac Garrison, the popular conduc- tor on the Litchtield Branch of the Consolidated Railroad, is off duty for ? few weeks on account of sickness. He is now in New Haven being treat- ed by Dr Sweet. William H. SchelI. ing takes his place during his illness. Arthur Wilson, who has been quite seriously i'll at his home on Prospect itreet, is now improving rapidly and ( s able to be about his home. , J. Coleman Smith, the hustling real