The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
STAMFORD.
CHRIST CHURCH AFFAIRS.

parish, the following officers were elect ed for the ensuing year: Senior warden, Walter Wilcoxson; junior warden, k. l.. Clarkson; vestrymen, Alfred Burritt, William Nash, G. H. Booth, Charles Will coxson, l.. H. Todd, 5. w. Beardsley, C. F. Judson, J. E. Holmes, F. T. Wells, R II. Russell, c. B. Curtis, k. J. Spall, F. II. Allen, G. Y. Edwards treasurer, R. II. Russell; clerk, c. F. Judson; collec- tor, Alfred Burritt; delegates to conven- tion, G. H. Booth, John E. Holmes, sub- stitutes, Walter Wilcoxson and E. G. Ed wards.
 Sheriff Clarkson and wife, have been spending few days in New York.
 The Putney and Oronoque cemetery association held meeting in the Putney chapel, Thursday evening. The town is full of tramps and much complaint is made of their begging pro- pensities.
 Some of the stone for the new library | building have arrived. Miss May Cleveland spent Easter at | her home in New London. J. l. Chaffee and family have been spending a few days at East Providence. J. k. Place and family have moved in- to the Curtis house, at Paradise C. cen. | Charles J. Hughes has erected very | neat granite monument in our cemetery, | for Nathan F. WilcoxsOn's family. Mrs Messenger of SouthingJon, Ct., is visiting her sister, Mrs Lewis Curtis. 1 Miss Emma Allen is visiting at Belle l Haven.
 l The Cupheag's masquerade was sue. cess, as are all their undertakings. l There were large attendances at all the churches on Easter Sunday. Mrs Brown sang in her usual acceptable manner at Christ church. The display of flowers
 was unusually fine.
 w. V. Latin won the prize of an ele gant cue, at the Cupheag's billiard tour nament.
 Mrs Bacon, on East Broadway, has 8 very fine display of flowers, at her green houses.
 \ Miss Brown, one time telegraph opera
 tor at the railroad station, now at Soutf
 Norwalk station, spent Sunday in town The Eagles gave their last assembl,
 for this season, on Thursday evening.
 Judge Robert Russell has the repair
 on his house on Elm street, about com pleted, and will probably move into it very soon.
 The young peoples society of tn
 Methodist church gave very enjoyabl orange festival in The lecture room Thursday evening
  Allen, are visiting in New York.
 T. B. Fairchild has returned home from trip to Central New York.
 Work has begun on the foundation 10
 the new library building.
 ! Fifty members of Uncas council
 Bridgeport, were present with Pequon
 mock council, o. U. A. M., on Thursda evening, and the second and third de grees conferred on three members. / :, bountiful collation was served after tn f exercises, and the visitors left for home
 at 12.30 o'clock. on a special car. Visit
 ing brethren made addresses and yer good time was the verdict of all present ,I The Methodist people were invited t | be present at the service in the Congre n gational church. Good Friday morning Q and the pastor, Rev Joel T. Ives, preach
 ed the sermon. , Mrs Andrews is recovering from he . l illness.
 2 Miss Amy Taintor is home for tn D Easter vacation, from Smith college. 7, MT and Mrs Barton spent Easter Sun f day in New York. There was very interesting Easte o concert in le Methodist church, Sunda
 evening.
 si l.. H. Russell and R. T. Wheeler hay
 been Tn New York for few days.
 F.R. Samms remembered his friend < at home with some beautiful Bermuda 2 lilies. He reports splendid time. . Stanley Beach is home from school fo 7, l the Easter vacation.