The Newtown bee., 1907-01-18
TRUMRULL.
GRANGE NOTES.

GRANGE NOTES.
 There were 53 present at the las
 regular meeting of the Grange, las
 Friday evening, January Il. Tn,
 third and fourth degrees were worked on seven candidates. Visiting Patrons
 were present from Far Mill Rivel
 Grange of Huntington and Housatonit i Grange of Stratford. The lecturer
 Mrs Howard s. Bush, had a very in
 teresttng program for the evening,
 consisting of songs, recitations and
 readings, which were enjoyed by all
 After the program refreshments were | served.
 At the next regular meeting of the Trumbull Grange, Friday evening, January 25, the installation of fine new officers will take place. Mir and
 Mrs Frank Blakeman of Stratford will act as installing officers. The Patrons are all requested to bring sandwiches and cake: The installation of the of- ficers will be public and cordial in- vitation Is extended to the public to be present.
 Mrs Fannie Chalker, who has been inaKlng her home at the Fordham House, Fordham, Mass, since she closed her home in Daniels Farms, has left there and has come to Bridge port, where she is now making her home.
 Miss Rebecca Parks is III with the grip.
 Rev J. E. Cross attended the meet ing Of the Fairfield County Association of Ministers held in Shelton, last
 MT and Mrs D. J. Botsford were in Bridgeport, last week Wednesday, to attend the funeral of MT Botsford's brother, Henry H. Botsford. The fu- nc ffn nto noon, from his late home near Brook lawn. The body was taken to the Long Hill cemetery for burial. He was 63 years old.
 s. J. Parks, the merchant at the Center, sells the Famous International tion. He has all sizes from three to 5O-horse power. MT Parks would be glad to have any one call at his store and he will explain the workings of these engines.
 It rained, last Monday, and THE BEE representative was in town. He was kindly entertained at. dinner at the home of MT and Mrs s. J. Parks
 Mrs Edward Ward has been i'll and under pr 0. N. Gallup's care.
 Now is the time for canned goods and the local merchant, s. J. Parks, has big stock of the best goods the market atfordseat reasonable prices. He k. cps all kindS of fruit and vegeta- bles in cans. Try one can and you will want more.
 Mrs F. H. Dibble, who has been Ill with stomach trouble, is now gaining
 Mrs Henry Hallock of Daniels Farms, who has been quite poorly again, is now improving slowly.
 MT and Mrs George Bush of Shelton and Mrs M. Ley of Alabama were guests, Sunday, of Mrs M. Bush in
 Milo Hubbell of Huntington was guest, Sunday, of MT and Mrs D. F. Booth.
 Thomas B. Osborne of Monroe has taken position with D. F. Booth in Daniels Farms for the coming year and has moved into MT Booths tene- ment house.
 Miss Catherine Reitter of Stepney is the new teacher In Daniels Farms She is making her home with MT and M rS A rthur Burr
 Asa Ansdale of New York City has spent 10 days here, the guest of MT and M IFS 5. J. Parks and Mrs w. S. Wheel | CT. From here he went to Storrs Az ricultural college, where he spent a | few days with Prof Charles Wheeler.
 Mrs Jennie Brinsmade, who has been among those suffering with the grip, |
 Mrs Theodore Kendetzke has been | among the sick ones ard under pr Gal | ups care. |
 Charles Peet, who lived in the Tait place, has moved his family to Bridge port.
 John F. Porter has been suffering | with the grip.
 MT and Mrs Howard s. Beach were | delegates to the State Grange in Hart | 'ord, last week. Frank Hatch and | Miss Frances Strobel also attended | jhe meeting.
 Mrs w. $. Wheeler has been suffer ng with the grip, but is now on the gain.
 Banford S Beach Of Daniels Farms | md Miss Mary D. Sanford, daughter | )f MT and Mrs Elias Sanford of Sails bury, were united in marriage at the | nome of the brides parents in Sails | oury at noon on Wednesday, January l6. MT and Mrs Banford S. Beach | came at once to their home in Dan- iels Farms, where on Wednesday | evening number of their friends here | gave them pleasant reception. Both | parties are we'll known here and they | have the best wishes of host of | friends.