The Newtown bee., 1908-05-22


 ceeds are for caring for the village green at Upper Stepney. This is al worthy cause and the public are cordi- ally intited to attend and help along the good cause.
 Rev A. l.. Hubbard will conducs service at the Hattertown schoolhouse, next Sunday evening, May "A, at ! o'clock. If stormy the service will be omitted.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth, odist church hold their monthly tea at the parsonage, Wednesday afternoon, May 27. A large attendance is desired. Fred Newton of New Haven was in town on Sunday among his old friends. Mir Newton has charge of store in New Haven owned by the hustling Lo- gan Brothers.
 Samuel Snow has sold his farm to the Hydraulic Go. of Bridgeport, which means one more old homestead foreve swept out and the taxable value left as a question. Burr Mead bought a 2O-acre piece of good land of MT Snow.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Gaines of Hart ford have been guests of Henry Seel- ey. Mir Gaines has an extensive print ing house which is noted for its very artistic work.
 Mrs James Lord, who has spent the winter in Bridgeport. returned to her home in this village on Wednesday.
 S. B. Hayes took James Hubbell of Monroe on Tuesday to the Connecticut hospital at Middletown, having been committed by the Probate Judge. Of late he has been quite restless and oft en been away from home for days at a time and being unaccountable for his acts it was judged best that he be re- strained.
 Mrs John Warner is being cared for by Mrs Wilson of Tashua and Miss White of Bridgeport both excellent nurses. Very slight improvement in her condition according to the report of her attendants. ..
 Mrs Pamelia Wheeler; who has spent the winter in Danbury, and Miss So- phia Booth, who has been in Spring field, Mass, during the winter, have returned to the Wheeler cottage. Mrs Wheeler has entertained Mrs B. |. Staples and daughter of Springfield, Mass, for few days.
 MT and Mrs Charles Sherman of New Haven have been the guests of Mrs c. E. Osborne. -@
 Miss Kittie Sherman of New Haven has spent few days at the home of Mrs Edson Hayes. !
 C.L. Smalley is very busy at his shop these days, so has nothing to say in The Bee this week. '#, !"
 Sunday evening, May 31, there will be a memorial service at the Metho- dist church with patriotic music and the pastor, Rev A. L. Hubbard, will preach patriotic sermon. All well come and cordially invited to attend. , Mrs Henry Pettitt and daughter, Ma bel, are spending few days in Bethel, the guests of MT and Mrs E. A. Under hill.
 Stephen Hayes is spending a few days in Nichols with his daughter, Mrs Oscar Plumb. Levi Preston Hubbell is caring for his stock during his ab- sence.
 William Wellington of Nichols was a guest, last Tuesday night. of MT and Mrs Henry Petit.
 The prayer meetings, held every Thursday evening at the Methodist parsonage, are growing in attendance and interest. All are invited to at tend.
 Arthur Morgan and Mir Keane and family of Bridgeport were guests, Sun day, of Mir and Mrs o. E. Morgan in Hattertown. >
 Mrs J. Coley Fields returned last Tuesday from weeks stay in New York City with friends.
 David Bromberg has begun work on the foundation for his new house, which'is to be two stories, 40 40 feet and which is to take the place of the one burned, last fall. He will also erect a new barn on the place,
 A. S. Edwards has unloaded three cars of grain at the depot, this week. and he would remind the public that he is open now only Monday, Wednes- day and Saturday of each week from [ a. m. to SD. m. Call and get your supply of feed on these days.
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