The Newtown bee., 1909-10-08

school VIII give concert at the evening service.
 The prayer meetings continue in Interest.
 The Misses Ruth Thomas and JennieScott of Rowayton, Miss Helen Sturges of Canaan, Miss Maude Wood If Stamford, Misses Amy Youngs, Amelia Whitaker and Susan Sey- mour of Norwalk were guests, last Saturday, at the parsonage.
 Miss Alice Mckinney of Hartford is spending week with her cousin, Miss Mabel Hayes.
 MT and Mrs Hyde of Mt Vernon, N. Y, are Boarding with John Hinckley.
 zalmon Purdy is serving as juror at Bridgeport.
 Lester Burr takes the place, for a time, of Zalmon Purdy, as state road inspector on that portion of the road extending through Lower Stepney.
 Mrs Pamelia Wheeler and Mrs Eliza Winton are in Springfield, Mass
 Miss Harriet Hall of Trumbull is a guest of Mrs c. E. Osborne.
 Cards are out for the coming we'd ding of Miss Nellie Bride and Arthur J. Hull, which will take place at the Methodist churh, Wednesday after noon at 1 o'clock, October 20. Both parties have host of friends and this event will try the capacity of the churh, rain or shine. .
 MT and Mrs Albert Fairchild at- tended a meeting of the Eastern Star at Sandy Hook, Monday night.
 The remains of the late John Booth were removed from the cemetery in Hartford on Tuesday and brought to this place for interment in the family plot. MT Booth was veteran of the Civil War, having served with the i7th Connecticut Volunteers. Tn our cemetery here are nearly 30 flags, honor and glory bearers to our sold fer dead. No monument of granite or finest marble, however great in size, or beautiful in design, can con- pare with our country's flag as me- morial to the dead. .a ..... ...... ..
 Mr and Mrs Frederick Trimble of New York have been visiting at the nome of Edward Corning.
 Ebert Hull of Bridgeport was in town, Monday, and met many of his old friends at the Town hall.
 Mrs A. J. Vidler, Mrs Charles Wood and Miss Bertha Tucker, all of Rozbury, have geen guests, the past week, of MT and Mrs Henry Petit.
 Mrs Alfred Provost and two chil- dren, Louis and Alma, were guests, dren, Louis aand Alma, were guests, this week, of Mrs L. Fiefeld in shel- ton.
 MT and Mrs Allan L. Joyce of Bridgeport were over Sunday guests of their parents, MT and Mrs John s. Joyce.
 Miss Lydia and Ralph Benedict are passing few weeks in York state.
 Frank Adams is having short vacation from his duties with the Swords Lumber Go. of Bridgeport.
 Have you tried Woods celebrated teas and coffees? No better are grown and they always give the best of satisfaction. For sale at Penfield & Craig's at the Depot.
 MT and Mrs D. N. Sharp have been guests, this week of Mrs Sharpes parents, MT and Mrs Daniel w. Ed wards.
 MT and Mrs George Craft of Black Rock were Sunday guests of MI and Mrs W. Craft.
 George S. Coley spent last Tues day in Newtown, the guest of his daughter, Mrs P. E. Abbott.
 Edward s. Beardsley, who is suffer- ing with a severe case of blood poisoning in one of his hands and arms and has been seriously ill, is now gaining slowly. This will be good news to his large circle of friends.
 Rev A. HI. Boutwell, was ill for few days, the first of the week.
 Miss Ance Kinney of Hartford was a guest over Sunday of Miss MdUdtl Ildy Co.
 Mr and Mrs E. J. Hawley of Bridgeport spent a few days here, last week, with MT and Mrs M. B. Hawley
 Attorney E. o. Hull of Bridgeport ] has been a guest, this week, of his brother, Attorney A. J. Hull.
 Ernest Huntley was an over Sun day guest of his brother, M. G. Hunt ley, of New Preston.
 MT and Mrs Harold J. Olmstead and daughter, Dorothy, of Bridge port have been spending few weeks with MT Olmstead's parents, MT and Mrs J. Frank Olmstead, at the Five Points.
 MT and Mrs Homer F. Sherman and son, Kenneth, were among the num- Der who took in the Danbury Fair on Tuesday.
 Master Alton Hawley of Cutters Farms has been i'll with tonsilitis and under the care of Dr Wales.
 Mir and Mrs Cramer of York state have been the guests of MT and Mrs F. W. Hawley of Cutters Farm. A good line of ladies' and mems heavy