The Newtown bee., 1909-07-30

the Mnhntain Grove cemetery al Bridgeport,
 Mrs A. E. Curtiss has had the large monlilpnt, marker and corner stones on her family lot in the Up- per Stepney cemetery all nicely cleaned ,i II Lyon, secretary of the Stepney cemetery as ociation, did the work and 1t certainly reflects credit on his skill in doing this kind of work.
 A nulaber of the friends of Miss Rose Lane gave her a linen shower and birthday party at the home of Miss M F. seeley, last week Thurs day evening, Jlly 21. There were about 35 present and the evening was passed very pleasantly with games, music end social chat, after which cake and ice cream were serv- ed. Miss Lane received a large number of very handsome and cost ly presents and the occasion was one long to be remembered by all.
 Mir and Mrs C. Ensign and son, Nathan, Mir and Mrs c. Edwards, MT and Mrs r. Ives MT and Mrs T. Peck and Mr and Mrs E. s. Beardsley all spent Tuesday at Southport Beach.
 MT and Mrs Winton have visited at Nh and Mrs C. E. Osborne's. .
 George Hayes is making quite a stay at Oxford.
 Rev William A. Beardsley and family of New Haven spent several days with his mother, Elizabeth A. Beardsley.>
 MT and Mrs Leander J. Wheeler spent Ssnday with MT and Mrs E. s. B, ardsley, Ruth BeardSey return ing with them for weeks stay.
 MT and Mrs r. A. Nichols and son Morris of Shelton spent several days with her brother, E. s. Beardsley, at the old homestead.
 We can fit you out with some very serviceable overalls, jumpers, work ing shirts and summer pants, have all sizes and colols and can fit you. -Penfield & Craig, at the Depot.
 There are 25 fresh air children from New York enjoying two weeks stay here with Miss M. A. Mellon, who also has several other guests from New York at her home
 L. Goulett .)f Stevenson has pur- chased of Mrs A. B. Curtis rhe store and mill building east of the rail- roai track, opposite Penfield & Craig's store at the depot, and is hav-e ing them taken down and will move them to his place at Stevenson, where he will erect them again.
 Herbert Craig, Wilbur French, Morris French and Bert Eastwood all enjoyed a day at the shore at Sasca Beach and brought home fine lot of clans.
 Mrs Frank Bihbins and daughter, Elsie, of Easton were recent guests of Mrs Botsford Peck.
 Miss Rosie Lane has taken a posi- tion with B. Hawley & Co. at their store.
 Miss Martha Andrews, clerk at B. Hawley & Co.,, in company with Miss Hazel Sherwood and Mrs Clarence Andrews of Easton are enjoying a two Werl-s' vacaticn at Fairfield Beach.
 George w. Stillson, while at work on Moses H. Thorpe's barn, last Tuesday, had the misfortune to slip from the hay now on to the floor, badly bruising his shoulder and back, which will lay him up for some time.
 Mrj Grace Noble and children of Hartford are spending a few weeks here with Mrs Ida Gilbert, Mrs Nobles mother.
 Mrs A. B. Curtis has been having the interior of her house all re- modelled and newly decorated. | Bridgeport parties did the work.
 Miss Bernice Hall of Ansonia and Miss Ethel Warner are guests of Miss Emily Seeley.
 Miss Wilson of Ansonia and Mir Sherwood of Hartford are visiting with Mrs Frank Enc.
 George Cllngan is in Pittsbirg, Pa., fer a few days
 Miss Carolyn and Grace Osborne have been in New York, the guest of Miss Edith Fairchild, while there visiting coney Island.
 Mrs Charles II. Platt of New York 1 is visiting at the home of Mrs c. A. Osborne.
 MT Mccarthy of New York has been the guest of William Nichols.
 Mrs Winton is spending few days in Bridgeport. 1
 MT and Mrs Burr Hawley returned i from a weeks trip, "Wednesday, .on Long Island and New York and re- port a very enjoyable time. ]
 Mrs Elmer HaWley and Mrs Moth 1 nagle of Bridgeport were guests, i ,Tb,1rcdo1, If Mir and Mrc M l