The Newtown bee., 1892-07-15
STEPNEY.
MRS LEVI TYRRELL.

Very suddenly and unexpectedly, with out moments warning, on the after noon of July f, Virginia, beloved wife oi Levi Tyrrell, was taken from her pleas ant little home to her heavenly home that the Lord had prepared for her. Two little ones are left to comfort the afflicted husband and father, two bright, lovely children, who needed the care that only that mother could give them. But she has gone to her reward. Hal Father ir Heaven needed her most. We would not call her back to the cares and trials oi this world. She is happy there and wait ing to welcome her loved ones, when they are called to lay down the burdens oi Life. To the mourning husband, we would say. Mourn not for your loved one, as for one without hope for it is well with her soul. Strive to do your best fol | your little ones and God will do the rest The departed one will be greatly missed in the neighborhood where she resided. They all feel the sudden shock and can. not realize that she is gone. The deceas- ed was 36 years, months of age and a member of the Baptist church of this place, where her funeral was held, We'd nesday at p m. Rev MT Johnson, her pastor, delivered very sympathetic ad- dress from the beautiful passage, ssLet not your heart be troubled" Select nus ic was sweetly rendered by c. Edward Osborne, John T. Porter, Miss k. Leav- ;.1r I Thorpe presided at the organ. The flor al decorations were very pretty. The bearers were w. Tyrrell, B. Peck. c. Purdy, c. Powell, B. Sherman and c. W. Edwards. The bereaved husband and mourning relatives and friends wish to express their heartfelt thanks to the neighbors and all friends who so kindly aided them in this hour of their great be- reavement.
 One less at home!
 The charmed circle broken
 A dear face
 Missed, day by day, from its usual place, But, cleansed, saved, perfected by grace,
 One more in Heaven!
 One less on earth!
 Its pain, it's sorrow and toll to share; One less the pilgrims daily cross to bear; One more the crown of the blessed to wear
 One more in Heaven.
 Rev Philip s. Evans, secretary of the Baptist State convention, who is resid- ing here during the Summer months, preached an earnest and interesting ser mon from the Baptist pulpit, Sunday.
 John Burritt has bought horse.
 Chamberlain, Bishop $ Hull are loeat- ed at Nos. 13 and l4 Bishop block, 371 Main street, Bridgeport.
 Fred Allibone has visited EIam and Bennie Corning.
 E. O. Hull, attorney for Patrick Lynch, has brought a replevin suit against Deputy Sheriff William H. Glov- CT for the possession of a colt which was to secure debt against James Lynch.
 Miss Ette I. Hull is to teach the Hat tertown school, the coming year.
 The following were elected officers of the Baptist Sunday school for the ensu- ing year: Superintendent, Ebert o. Hull; assistant superintendent, Charles E. Purdy; secretary, Miss Elsie P. Bots- ford; assistant secretary, Miss Edith Hill; treasurer, Carlos D.Stillson; libra rian, Charles F. Nichols; organist, Miss Novella Thorpe.
 Selectman Burr Hawley lost valua- ble horse from collie, last week.
 Edson Hayes brides himself on having the best piece of corn in this vicinity.