The Newtown bee., 1878-09-26

ready furths Interesting ceremonies, The church was crowded, and Brother Glover wns in his place In the front pew, as large as life, The new piece Was struck up, and Brother Gloyer's voice rose loud above the organ, There was n pauso, The organ and choir were mute, and tho latter mad. The minister, looked at a fly on the ceiling eApltJned that It was n new piece, which the choir alone had praetIeed, and rNuested the congregation not to join in the singing. Tho piece was recommended, and again Brother GluHer's big voice broke it up, The preacher then fixed his eyes on Brother Glover and re quested him him To keep silence during the performance of ths new piece, which he did not understand, and Brother Glow or looking al his beloved pastor with his big, round eyes, replied in q big voice {: "IOok.a-h0ro. lIr, BurhanCs l paid $500 towards repairing this damned old gospel box, and by thunder will sing" The preacher gave 1t up, and 50 did tho choir. -Ner York Sun.
 At | recent meeting of the South Centre School District. held Saturday evening Sept, 2lst, Charles II, Beers, Esq. was chosen Moderator, and tho following of- ilcers chosen for the ensuing year: Wm. E. Prlndlc, Clerk D. G. Beers, F. l.. Johnson and James Farrell, Committee. l.. B, Lake was chosen to teach the school the ensuing winter term.
 | The many friends of Willis Shelton, the organist, whose life has been despaircd of for many months. will be glad to learn that his health Is improving. He Is in charge of Dr, Frank w. Tucker of New York, m eminent physician of the old school, who claims, by Il new scientific treatment, to euro consumption in nearly all it's stages. Information as to the de- tails of this treatment will be freely fur nishcd by Charles T. Shelton, the father of the young organist, by addressing him at No. lOS West Forty-sccond street, New York city.-Aibony Arg,ts.
 The Doctor Tucker referred to above is well known in this town. and his sue cess Is gratifying to his many friends.
 We return our thanks to Mir. B. E. Cowpcrhwait Secretary of the panbury Agricultural Society, for his recent favor.
 There is few more copies of the pre- mium list of the Danbury Fair ut this office which can be had free.
 Mir. Horace Northrop is having his house painted. Smith X Perkins arc do- ing the work.
 Rev. MT. Bear 'aley Of Kings Pr,dgc, \. Y, preached in Trinity Church last Sunday.
 Rev. J. P. Hoyt exchanged last Sunday with Rev. Geo. r. Waters of Bethel.
 Dr. W. C. Vile has been appointed health officer of NcwtOwn and Stepney. by the Fairfield County Medical Society. | Look out for the cross mark on your paper right under your name. IL is the convenient way that we have of reaching those who live out of town. Please re- nit the amount.
 4 bass weighing i lbs 10 ounces was caught ill Taunton Lake by Mr. Ed. Mas ter last week Tuesday.
 MT. JnO r. Griffin and Mr. N. C. 1 Downes, were elected delegates to attend the session of the Grand Lodge of Good Tcmpars now being held in Bridgeport Miss Mary F. Peck, Grand Deputy, witt several others from town are present.
 MT. J. A. Vradenburg of Danbury, i! building an addition to the house of MT Booth Hawley in Hawleyville.
 Read the notice from South Britain.
 See the advertisement of C. J. Wheele of Woodbury..
 School meeting Monday evening il Middle District.