The Newtown bee., 1907-03-01
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PERSONAL CHAT.


 PERSONAL CHAT.
 Mrs George Beck of Bethel and Miss Alma Peck of Hattertown are guests, this week, of MT and Mrs Botsford Peck.
 Mrs W. J. Candee of Bridgeport has sold her place near Stepney Depot to David w. Booth of Greenfield Hill, who will move there about April l.
 Mrs Levi Blackman. who has been quite i'll, is now gaining slowly,
 Murray Hoag of PlattsvilIe was calling on friends at Upper Stepney, last Wednesday.
 Henry Taylor of Plattsville pur- assn Beardsley, Snfs this VoWs week. o' o"AioS D.
 Miss M. B. See!ey has been poorly and under Dr Hills care. Mrs w. B. Craft is with her for few weeks. Mrs Isabelle Blackwood is spending few days, this week, in New York City with friends. B. Gurus s Son have unloaded, this week, at the Depot, two cars of fancy middlings, one car of corn and expect car of oats in day or so. The car of corn was ordered by MT anc Curtis from nearly three months in reaching Step ney Depot.
 Mr and Mrs E. F. Lyon attended the funeral of Mrs Lyons father, MT sherman of Bedding, last Friday. Fred Toucey substituted for MT Lyon on his route.
 The annual meeting of the Monroe Baptist society wills be held Monday evening, March Il, at 7.3o at the church.
 Mrs Henry F. Sherman has returned from Bridgeport, where she has been assisting in the care of Mrs Arthur Banks, who Is i'll.
 MT Proudman of Storrs Agricultural college was the guest over Washing tons birthday at s. B. Wales on Elm street.
 Ernest Northrop and wife have been the guests of Mrs Ives in Danbury.
 M. B. Hawley was taken sick sudden ly, Saturday night, with form of the grip. pr Hill is the attending physi
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth od1st- church met on Wednesday after noon at the home of Mrs Wilbur French. There%as an unusually large ge-attendance. > The pleasant weather and fine sleigh1ng proved very favorable to the ladies'. On Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs May Rose by Miss Ruth Rose and Miss Edith Porter of Bridgeport to Miss Agnes Cornwall of the city and Miss Ethel Wales of Monroe. Among and Pearl Wales and Carolyn Osborne.
 Frank Mellen of Hartford has been the guest of his sister, Miss Emma Mellen.
 MT Ensign and family of Greenfield, Mass, have moved into this place and will reside at the home of Henry See ley, father of Mrs Ensign. MT En- sign is noted breeder of fine blooded poultry.
 Infusoria and Infusoria Cream, the Stepney products for finest polishing, q honnnoinp a hnI1Soh01H nQcaGSifu in Bridgeport.
 If the party who borrowed o. L. Smalley's one and one-half inch augur from his shop recently will kindly re- turn it, it will save MT Smalley a great inconvenience and no questions
 Never-rip overalls and Bumpers are the best make on the market. They stand the wear. -[Stephen French, at the Depot, keeps them for sale.
 MrsP. J. Reitter, who, last week, underwent an operation at her home, is now gaining nicely. Dr Wales of Monroe and pr Godfrey of Bridgeport performed the operation.
 E. P. Warehouse and Clayton Elwell of Greenfield Hill were guests, last week, of Morris French.
 Chester W. Tyrrell has gone to West Bedding, where he is engaged in haul ing wood to Bedding station for Sher- man Brothers.
 Miss Edith M. Hill has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs Richard Brod- erick.
 George Haffen, Jr., of Brooklyn, was the guest over Sunday of Mrs Jesse Mallett.
 Frederick Tousey has been appoint ed assistant carrier on Route Is.
 Mrs Allan Joyce has been ill with severe cold.
 Miss Read has been the guest of her mother, Mrs Jesse Mallett.
 Mrs Louis Ober of Naugatuck has been a guest of her parents, MT and Mrs Wesley Edwards.
 Royal B. Curtis spent Tuesday night with his parents, MT and Mrs A. B, Curtis. The friends of A. B. Curtis will be glad to learn that he is improv ing from his recent illness.
 Miss Elsie Botsford of Newtown is spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs Banks Goodsell.
 Mrs J. Carlton Joyce entertained a lady friend over Sunday.