The Newtown bee., 1907-01-04
OUR NEIGHBORS.
sTEPNEr.
WHAT s GOING ON IN TOWN.


 Miss Ada velie of Bridgeport has been the guest of George Velie.
 Charles Nichols of Danbury spent New Years with his mother, Mrs Della Nichols.
 On account of the illness of Mrs Robert Duncan, no service was held on Sunday in the Baptist church. All joined in service at the Methodist church.
 MT and Mrs Burr rHawley and MT and Mrs M. B. Hawley have been the guests of Fillmore Hawley in Bridge port.
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 Winter term of the schools began on> Wednesday, January 2.
 Mrs Moses Hull has returned from two weeks stay in Bridgeport, where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs Charles Abbott.
 Mrs Richard Frederick has been spending number of days with friends in New York City.
 Mrs Carlton Joyce has returned from visit with her parents in Shell ton.
 family spent New Years with MT and Mrs Charles Nichols, Easton.
 George s. Reitter has returned to his school duties at Moody's school, Northfield.
 Arthur B. Curtis of New York City was guest over Sunday of his par ents, MT and Mrs A. B. Curtis.
 Miss Catherine Reitter has been se- cured as teacher for the Daniels Farms school in Trumbull and will be- gin her duties January '.
 John s. Joyce is quite busy at his shop getting out OK bows and has a desiring OK bows can have the order filled by sending him word. His post office address is Stepney Depot.
 When you want the best teas, c9fI feasonable ifes, go Pnen ne,, are sure to M egY 'oD
 Royal B. Curtis 1Ad family of New Rochelle. Arthur B. Gurus of New York, MT and Mrs Charles Willett of Danbury were all holiday guests of MT and Mrs A. B. Curtis.
 Elmer Banks was in Bridgeport on business, Wednesday.
 Don't forget to try our famous 25c coffee. It's fine as silk; two and one half pounds for soc. At B. Hawley & Co.'s.
 George Knapp has returned from a visit with his parents in Danbury.
 Mrs Elnora Porter spent Christmas in HattertoWn, the guest Of MT and Mrs J. O. Lewis.
 L. V. Slade was in Bridgeport on business, last Wednesday.
 Murray Hoag, who drives team for B. Hawley & Co.,, has taken position with Harry Taylor of Bridgeport and will have charge of his farm in Platts- vile.
 MT and Mrs F. l.. Oher of Milford have been spending several days here, the guests of Mrs Ober's parents, MT and Mrs O. w. Edwards.
 Rev MT McDermott preached in the Baptist church in Easton, last Sunday afternoon, for Rev MT Duncan, who was i'll.
 The many friends of Henry Seeley will be glad to hear that after his se- were illness he is now gaining slowly.
 Mrs M. B. Turney, who has been with her son, Frank Hodge, is expect ed home, this week.
 Burr Hawley was appointed by the Bridgeport Probate court, last We'd nesday, administrator on the estate of the late Patrick Lynch. M. H. Thorpe and Daniel Eckard are appraisers.
 Mrs A. l.. Slade, Mrs Arthur Ter Till and daughter, Ida, were Christi mas guests of MT and Mrs l.. V. Slade.
 Rev and Mrs Robert Duncan and son, Master Robert, have all been ill with the grip. Mrs William Dayton has been caring for them. They are all now improving slowly and MT Dun- can hopes to be able to hold services at the Baptist church, next Sunday, as usual.
 John s. Joyce received word, last week, of the death of his only surviv- ing brother, Joseph L.. Joyce, who Mass, on Thursday. December 2S. aged "A. He was formerly resident of this place and is we'll remembered by the older people.