The Newtown bee., 1892-04-22

pldCluS IL Ou cars anu uEdWlHS It GO Lue east side of Tin bridge. The work was under the management of Roadmaster Fuller.
 Trinity church has $3OOO to it's credit in the City savings bank. Hon D. N. Morgan, Congressman DeForest, Rev l.. N. Booth and five others gave 5000 each, last year.
 Still the Post bo8ms on. Now it is a seven-column paper printed on two per- fecting presses, Goss web and Stone metz. The Post will be the only paper in the State running two perfecting presses.
 A sadder or more grief stricken audi ence never assembled at the First Metho- dist church than on Fast day, to partici- / pate, by their presence, in the funeral service of the late lamented Mrs Jennie A. Lauder, wife of Dr Robert Lauder. From 12 o'clock, noon, till 2 D m, the steady tread of kind friends to her late residence, where she lay in her casket, peaceful in death, surrounded by beauti- full floral tributes of love and esteem, the offerings of stricken relatives and loving friends, to view for the last time the lov- ed and loving face of her who, by her gentle ways and natural timidity, had won the love and respect of large circle of acquaintances, bespoke the sympathy and grief which pervaded their hearts. At 30 o'clock, her silent remains were borne into the church by her Sunday school class of Is young men, the only decoration upon the casket being large bouquet of Jacqueminot roses, their gift of affection. The floral tributes, beauti- ful in design, were placed upon a plat form back of the casket, extending the whole length of the altar rail. Directly in the center was a large triumphal arch, a succession of three receding arches, composed of ofJacqueminot,pi pink and white , roses, upon heavy base of Easter lilies, . on the ascending approach to which, in delicate violets, ,the simple motto, "Wife," } was inscribed. Her pastor, Rev Dr w. 7 Clark, with a full heart, assisted by Rev l.. R. Streeter and Rev J. M. Carroll, former pastors, rendered the sad and sol- emn service. At it's conclusion, the cas- ket was again borne upon the shoulders
 of her devoted class to the waiting hearse and the funeral cortege moved slowly and silently to the city of the dead and
 loving hands laid away forever from
 mortal eyes her precious dust. l At the First Methodist church, Easter
 Sunday, Rev pr W. w. Clark, pastor, in ', the morning, delivered an Easter sermon, ''Mary at the Sepulchre." In the even-
 ing, the Sunday school, J. B. Reynolds superintendent, rendered very fine Eas-
 ter concert, large audiences being pres
 ent both morning and evening. A taste
 fully arranged supply of potted plants n and flowers upon the pulpit platform ad-
 ded interest and pleasure to the .services ;, of the day.
 o Rev E. A. Noble of Grace ME. church,
 Colorado avenue, delivered an excellent r Easter sermon, Sunday morning. The ,. service in the evening was in charge of the Sunday school and very entertain
 ing Easter concert was we'll rendered
 and we'll received by the large audience d present.
 1f Last week Thursday evening, about 50 ,o immediate relatives and friends gathered
 at the home of James A. Thompson, 209
 East Main street, to witness the marri- D, age of his daughter, Miss Jennette, to is William Edward Hathaway, senior mem- 'o Der of the firm of Hathaway Bros., man. s, ufacturers on South avenue. The house
 was prettily decorated with palms and
 flowers and, promptly at 30, the happy
 couple presented themselves before Rev V, K. G. s. McNeille, who pronounced the 2, words that made them husband and wife.
 The bride was charming dressed in white
 and carried large bouquet of brides 1t roses. George T. Hathaway, brother of le the groom and A. J. Smith acted as ush- S. CTS. After receiving congratulations, a
 wedding supper was served and the hap ,e py pair departed for their wedding jour- F. ney on the 43 train, amid showers oi }. rice and the best wishes of large circle
 of friends. Prominent among the many
 handsome presents were silver service
 from the South church Sunday school ,- and two handsome pictures from the En.
 NS"'oA SoSiCoJs LII WulCii MI anu M Is
 Hathaway are active workers. Upor d. their return, they will reside at Al Soutf h. avenue.
 The members of the West End Metho in dist church were highly pleased that tht
 conference returned Rev E. A. Noble fo he another year. AS testimonial of thei
 appreciation, they rendered him re
 ception at the church, last week Thurs :" day evening, that was largely attended ''' MT Noble is deseryedly popular with hi ss people.
 The active workers in the Soutl 6 church Sunday school and Endeavor so
 ciety were entertained by Rev R. c. d. McNeille at the Alvord place, last weel l.. Thursday evening.
 An Easter concert for the children wa as held at the Old South school house, Sun
 day afternoon at o'clock, in place O ed the regular Mission Sunday school whicf ,o- meets there.
 n-1 At the First Baptist church, Sunday
 morning, the Sunday school concert tool va the place of the regular preaching ser be vice,as was announced; speaking by tn.
 children and exercises by the school were
 enjoyed by a large audience. An effor H. is being made to increase the numbers o1
 the Sunday school.
 s6 The South church was crowded with q