The Newtown bee., 1908-12-04

social room of the Methodist church,
 Friday evening, December II. Pro ceeds to complete the improvements which are being made in the room. A very cordial invitation is extended to all who are interested in this work. and enjoy good social evening. Remem. Der the date, December Il.
 The Ladies' Aid society held their monthly social at the parsonage, Thurs day afternoon.
 The prayer meetings are now being held at the homes of the members. This week it was at the home of Mrs Elwell. Next Wednesday eve it will be at the home of Mrs Wheeler.
 Preaching at the Hattertown school house at ' o'clock, Sunday evening. Note the change of hour.
 Mrs Arthur Morgan of Bridgeport, has been the guest of her mother, Mrs Moses Hull for few days.
 Mrs Hubbard and son, Carlton, have been in Bridgeport, visiting at the home of Mrs Chattaway.
 MT and Mrs Oscar Plumb of Nichols, have been the guests of Mir S. B. Hayes.
 MT and Mrs Ernest Northrop have a little daughter. lately come into their home in Danbury.
 The popular blacksmith, Henry Pet tit, is making a fine success in his business.
 Attorney Hull has been quite busy in his work as county auditor.
 Miss Carolyn Osborne has spent a few days with Mrs Walter Peck.
 Mrs Stephen French and Miss Wini- fred Wakeman were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs c. E. Osborne.
 William Coley and family of Bridge port, were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs George s. Coley.
 Mrs Arthur Morgan and, daughter, Hazel of Bridgeport, and Mrs Moses Hull were guests, Thanksgiving Day, of MT and Mrs s. N Stode.
 Frank Hodge and family of New Haven, Ehen Hodge and family of Danbury, Mrs H. s. Nichols of Brook field, and Mrs Edwin Pierce all en- joyed Thanksgiving at Mrs M. E. Turney's.
 MT and Mrs William Dupleas of Dan- bury and James Dupleas of Vermont, are gnests of MT and Mrs James Lynch.
 MT William Dupleas, who is with MT and Mrs James Lynch, spent Sunday in Easton with her parents, MT and Mrs George Seeley.
 Mrs D. N. Sharp of Ansonia, is spending few days here, the guest of ! her parents, MT and Mrs Daniel w. ! Edmonds.
 c. s. Smalley is having an addition 16x24 feet, two stories high. built on the south side of his shop, and is to in stall in the new addition an up-to-date grist mill. When the work is all com pleted he will be ready to do custom grinding for the general public. F. w. Hawley is doing the carpenter work for him.
 Raymond B. Curtis and family and MT and Mrs Arthur Curtis of New Rochelle, were guests, Thanksgiving Day, of Mir and Mrs A. $. Curtis.
 MT and Mrs s. J. Wheeler of Hunt ington, Mir and Mrs E. c. Wheeler and daughter of Bridgeport, and Mrs Beardsley spent. Thanksgiving with Mir and Mrs Edmond s. S...Beardsley.
 Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley is spending a week Tn Shelton, the guest of Mir and Mrs D. A. Nichols.
 Mrs George Hawley of Cutters Farm, who is i'll with diphtheria, is now gaining nicely. Dr Wales is at tending her.
 Mrs Mary Eyre spent last week in Bridgeport with friends. c. H. Hawley has unloaded two cars of coal at the depot, this week. Miss Henrietta Turney is quite poor y and is under the doctors care. i The interior of the Methodist church 1as been newly decorated. Craft & Lyon did the work. Y George Lyon returned, Monday. from i , few days stay in Bethel, where he vas the guest of his brother, Fredrick Seymour, i; Just arrived, some very fancy New ], )rleAhs molasses, very nice for eating m pancakes. -Penfeld & Craig at ,tepney Depot. MT and Mrs M. H. Thorpe entertain | d on Thanksgiving, Mrs Thorpe's 3 ,rother and nephews, Edwin l.. Lane, | ;. B. and William Lane of New York, drs Louisa Northrop of Newtown, Mir nd Ms Turney Northrop and fchildren I nd MT and Mrs John H. Wheeler. r MT Mansfield of Bethany, was an g