The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01
A CHURCH WEDDING.


 A very pretty church wedding took place at Grace Episcopal church on Saturday afternoon, October 26. at 3 o'clock. when Miss Florence Coe. daugh- CT of Mir and Mrs Frederick Coe. and Elisha A. Walker of Bridgeport were united in marriage. Rev L. M. Shelf field, rector of the church, ofIiciated. The bride was dressed in a hansdome travelling suit of brown, wearing a white hat and carrying a bouquet of violets. The maid of honor was Miss Christine Boylston of Riverside. She wore pretty dress of blue. The best man was John Mahoney of Long Hill. The church was prettily deco rated for the occasion with chrysanthe- nuns and autumn leaves. After the ceremony reception was held at the home of the bride for the near rela- tives and friends. The usual wedding march was played at the church by Mrs George A. Clark. The newly mar ried couple received large number of costly and handsome presents. At the close of the reception Mir and Mrs Walker left on wedding trip, which will include the Jamestown exposition and hunting trip through the South. On their return they will be at home to their many friends at their new home on Hanover street in Bridgeport They have the best wishes of host of friends as they begin life in their new home.
 Just received big invoice of warm gloves and mittens for the cold wealth CT from 10c to $1. 25 ; also felt and rub Der boots for the cold weather. All nice goods right from the factory and they are the best makes on the mar ket. Groceries are advancing but we are still selling 19 pounds of granula- ted sugar for S1.00 and the best kero- sene oil 1Oc per gallon. Remember we are headquarters for the best of every thing in groceries at the lowest pri- ces. INV. N. Hurd, the grocer.
 Frank Hawley of Bridgeport was a guest, Sunday, of his parents, MT and Mrs Walter Hawley.
 Mrs George Mahoney and children, who have been spending a few days here with Mir and Mrs Daniel Mahoney, returned to their home in Bridgeport on Monday.
 Miss Ruth Walters gave very pleas ant party at her home, last Wednesday afternoon, from to 6 o'clock, to sev- eral of her little friends, the occasion being her fifth birthday anniversary. Games were enjoyed and nice supper was served. All who attended had most enjoyable time. Miss Ruth re- ceived a number of pretty remem- brances.
 Remember our stock of grain and feed is the best money can buy at reasonable prices and we carry full stock. If you want something nice in canned goods we can fill the order. Do you have trouble with your coffee or tea, if so give ours trial. We can please you. Our fancy tub butter will please you as it cannot be beat for the money. Good line of serviceable jump CTS and overalls for the farmer. We study to please our customers. Remem- Der the place, the Cheap Cash Grocery. -[ Mrs Robert Staines, proprietress.
 There was a very pleasant social gathering at the home of MT and Mrs Joseph Kohler in Tashua on Saturday evening, October 19. Dancing was enjoyed by the party until midnight. Refreshments were served. All had an enjoyable time. Guests were present from South Nor walk. Bridgeport, Long Hill and Tashua. There were about 50 present.
 George Smith moved, Tuesday, from the Hadley building to Charles Sweezy's place in Tashua.
 Thomas Lord, who has been in New ington, for several months, returned to his home, last Monday.
 Mrs Arthur Stevens and daughter, Doris, of Springfield, Mass, were guests over Sunday of Mir and Mrs Her.
 
 bert Clark.
 Martin Watant, who lives on the Fash ua road, moved this week into the rent in the Hadley building, vacated by George Smith and family.
 Mir and Mrs Franklin Sherman and  Mrs Frederick Sterling are to close their home here, this week. and go to Bridgeport for the winter.
 Mrs James Freer and daughter, Lora, spent Wednesday in Stratford, the guests of Mrs B. F. George. Robert Stalnes, who has been car