The Newtown bee., 1892-03-04

Christianity and individual experiences. Such unanimity and brotherly feelings prevailed that they all realized that it was good to be present and it prophecies felicitiously for the future success of the church.
 Sunday school teachers meeting will be held in the chapel of the Congrega- tional church, Saturday at 5 p m.
 Conservation meeting of the Y. F. s. c. E. was held at the Congregational par sonage, Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock. Services of preparation for the Lords supper will be held at the Congregation al church, Friday, 3 pm.
 NJ E. ladies aid society met at Will liam F. Northrop's, last week Thursday; also in the evening. at the same place, teachers meeting and Sunday school board.
 w. c. Jennings and wife returned from their visit in the city, last week, and the choir was full, last Sunday, in the M. E. church.
 Holy Communion will be observed in the M. k. church, Sunday. Several will be received on probation and others in full, from probation.
 The New York East conference will begin its next session in the New York avenue M. k. church, Brooklyn, N. Y., March 30.
 Woodward S Furniss have placed Saugatuck furnace in H. N. Wakeman's new house, with 12 registers.
 Mrs John Shaughnessy remains about the same.
 Mrs Kate Risley is visiting her sisters, Misses Lafferty.
 Miss Mary Laverty is in pr Dunham's care.
 c. A. Wheeler has the contract for tin ming and plumbing the new rectory and will put in Richardson & Boynton fur mace to heat the house throughout. Uriah Perry & Sons have the contract for the wood work and have the frame up.
 The White Rock was expected in, Wednesday, the Sarah A. Falconer, Fri day or Saturday and the George Ed win. next Monday or Tuesday. The White Rock left New York, last Friday morning. but, owing to the east wind, lay at Norwalk island, Wednesday.
 The George Edwin arrived in port, II a m, Friday and sailed again, Saturday II a m, arriving in New York at p m, Saturday.
 Simon Banks is suffering with hard cold.
 Allie, son of c. W. Perry, is clerking for K. J. Damtoft.
 R. P. Sherwood entertains daughter, announced, Sunday, February 28.
 John Shaughnessy's horse became frightened near c. H. Mills's, kicked it. self clear of the wagon and ran away.
 Mir and Mrs J. E. Wells will celebrate their 25th anniversary, Monday evening, 7th.
 Mrs z. B. Burr has gone to Torrington to make her home with her aunt.
 A. D. Penny and family of New Haven are to move into the house vacat- ed by Mrs z. B. Burr.
 The Meriden Automatic Co. have fin- ished putting in the new automatic lights at c. c. Chambers new residence.
 c. w. Wells has moved into the Mrs Abby Griffin house and J. A. Wakeman moves into the place that he vacated.
 Northrop Bros. have the cellar dug for a new house at Pequot park for Frederick Ruscoe.
 Charles H. Jennings has taken the place of J. T. Hurley as ticket clerk and operator. J. T. Hurley has accepted position at Portchester, N. Y.
 Contractor Edward Mills has finished the large store house, 20x40, near the de- pot for c. o. Jelliff & Co.
 Market prices at different dealers:
 White onions, $7 50 to $S.
 Small whites, $4 50 to $5.
 Yellow, $2 37 to $2 50.
 Red, $2 9.
 Small reds, $l 50.
 Potators, $1 50.
 Small, 90c to $1.
 Apples, $l 9 to $1 D.
 Carrots, $1.
 Topic for prayer meeting of the '. P. s. c. E., Sunday evening, 9th: "Pun- ishment for sin. Its certainty" Jere- miah, XXXIX, 1-10; Daniel TX, ?; He brews, X, 26-29; Miss Clara Osborn will act as leader.
 The fourth entertainment under the auspices of the Y. F. s. c. k. will be given at Washington hall, Wednesday evening, March 9, by the Imperial quar- tet. Lovers of good music ought not to miss this for the price of season ticket. w. c. Mann and assistant, represent ing the Holtzer Cabot Electric Go. of 62 Franklin street, Boston,are putting cleo trical machinery and fixtures into Break water. Nearly POO lights, all incandes- cent and of an average brilliancy of 16 candle power, will be placed in the yari- ous rooms of the house and the effect will be bright and beautiful. A private plant will doubtless be put in to furnish power for the dynamo.
 
 which E. B. Monroe is reported to have purchased, is situated on the Hudson, the house being near the water. The grounds are about 50 acres in extent, are beauti- fully laid out and the driveway, which