The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05

ueIS Ol Iue IdullleS OI IuG COulTdCl- ing parties were present. A recep- tion followed the ceremony at which a fine luncheon was served. MT and Mrs Burr received number ofhand- some and costly presents. Both par ties are popular young people of our town and they have the hearty con- gratulations of their large circle of friends After their wedding trip they will make their home at MT Burr's pleasant house on Elm Street.
 George s. Coley has sold his place to E. J. Walters of Bridgeport who will take possession at once. MT and Mrs Coley will go to Newtown to make their home for the present with their daughter, Mrs P. E. Abbott.
 Mrs. Charles L. Potter of Nauga- tuch, is a guest, this week, of MT and Mrs George s. Coley.
 If you want a stable or outdoor horse blanket, call and look over my new stock of warm ones. Also have new invoice of mems shirts, over alls and underwear, for the cold weather. Give me a call No trou- ble to show goods.-[Penfield, at the Depot.
 A large party of friends and neigh bors of Attorney and Mrs Arthur J. Hull gave them serenade at their home at Mrs Jane E. Taylor's, last Wednesday evening. After the sere- naGe they were all invited into the house where a very enjoyable even- ing was spent. During the evening refreshments were served which were furnished by the visitors. The oc- casion will long be remembered by all.
 Edwards s. Beardsley and family spent last Tuesday in Huntingdon, the guest of MT Beardsley's parents, MT and Mrs Edwards s. Beardsley.
 John F, Seaman, who makes his home with Mrs Mary T. Luckner is an expert we'll sinker and will sink we'll for $25 unless it is a very hard place to drive one.
 w. B. Craft is having the east and north side of his house newly covered. Edgar Northrop of Hunt- ington is doing the work.
 Mrs Frances Goodsell and daugh~ ter, Mrs c. B. Smith, of Norwalk, were guests a few days, last week, of MT and Mrs w. B. Craft.
 Mrs Benjamin Miles of Sandy Hook is a guest, this week, of her daughter, Mrs Alfred Provost.
 Mrs Henry Kruger of Blanket Meadow is spending few days in N. Y, with friends.
 The small building which belonged to Mrs J. T. Eastwood and stood on the point opposite her house, is being torn down. It was formerly used for a blacksmith shop.
 Whenever you need a new sew ing machine just remember that the New Home is made in the most up- to-date way. You can have your choice-either shuttle, rotary or vibratory movement No machine can outwear or is in any way superi- or to a New Home. c. E. Osborne has handled them for 25 years against all others.
 The late Birdsey Plain school dis trict has 32 children of school age. The old districts have been swallow ed by the town as per act of our re- cent legislature. The survival of the fittest as the whale said to Jonah.
 The scnool meeting was adjourned last Saturday night to meet at B. l1awley & Co.'S store on Saturday evening, November 6, at 7.30 o'clock.
 Mrs Nellie Lovegrove of Bridge port has spent a few days with her father. Burr Mead.
 MT and Mrs Gaines of hartford nave been the guests of Mrs Henry Seeley. They came in their auto mobile.
 The concert was we'll attended and l good time was enjoyed by all. both at the concert and the social supper in the basement.
 The HaWley Manufacturing CO. 1as arranged for a demonstration" week of the greatest of cork pullers 1t the D. All. Read Co. The Quick IS a wink" puller cannot be beaten by any hand cork puller made.
 MT and Mrs Leslie Purdy and son, Stanley, have been the guests of Mir md Mrs Coley Fields.
 F. P. Sherman was in West Red ling, Saturday, doing photographic work.
 Mrs Stephen French and Mrs Charles Powell left on Thursday for l sojourn with frienus near Boston.
 Joseph Farrar and force of men nave been moving Arthur Wales store from it's present place, south of 5. B. Wales house, to a site south of his new home, facing the Stepney Depot road.
 Mrs Jane Mallett is caring for her sister, Mrs Augusta Eyre, who is seriously ill at her home and under