The Newtown bee., 1894-11-23
Fairfield County Chat.
sTEPNEY AND VICINITY.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

both afternoon and evening, next Lords day. The afternoon service commences at o'clock and the evening service at z. The theme will be "My visit to the navy yard" The pastor will endeavor to re- late his experience while there, speaking of the social and religious life on board ship.
 Mrs Agur Beardsley visited her sister, last week, Mrs Curtis on Curtis Hill.
 Sunday school at the Depot is held reg ularly each Sunday in the schoolhouse at 4 P. m. All are cordially invited.
 Rev Dr Merwin is in New York City.
 Rev MT Jones returned to New York on Sunday night.
 Rev pr Beach preached in the Metho- dist church, Tuesday evening.
 F. E. Silliman of Easton has tuned pi- amos for c. E. Osborne and Moses Hull. MT Silliman learned the business at the New England Conservatory of Music, and | does excellent work.
 ATTduS6ucubS dIe DGluS loI du entertainment in one of the churches for the benefit of the district school, to pro- vide dictionary and other useful and necessary books for the school. Prof Or ters of Bridgeport, the we'll known elo- cutionist, will take a prominent part. Look for the date of entertainment in | next weeks BEE.
 Miss Mary Huff is with Mrs Charles Botsford.
 l Several horses familiar on our streets will be seen no more. In the past few one each by Messrs George Hayes, George Curtiss, Orlando Platt and Luther Still son.
 Dr Huntington of the New York Life Insurance Go. is spending few days with Charles Nichols and enjoying his annual outing with dog and gun.
 Mrs P. A. Agnew, wife of the butter maker and the creamery, and children are spending little time in the place.
 The resuming of preaching at the schoolhouse tby Rev MT Gurney of Long
 Hill gives general satisfaction, although
 the audience was not large, last Friday evening. These meetings are for every body, including telephone men. Every
 body is welcome, whether in overalls or
 not. Nobody should be absent from a
 schoolhouse meeting, even if good clothes
 are not available. Plenty Of song books l and good music. Come all. The Depot Sunday school have been : presented with 30 song books by the members of Park Street Sunday school , of Bridgeport. We have long needed
 books with notes. The gift is an exceed
 ingly grateful one, and all the more ac
 ceptable because a remembrance from a sister Sunday school.
 There is a prospect that Mir Gurney : will kindly consent to repeat in Stepney Depot the series of stereopticon views
 and the accompanying lectures he is now
 drawing large and interested audiences
 with in Long Hill.
 A daughter was born, November 15, tt
 MT and Mrs Levi French. , c. L. Smalley occupies his new house ? Night is fairly turned into day in thu , region of J. T. Porter's residence, by tn,
 illumination of a Rew street lamp. J. T. Eastwood has moved into tn rooms vacated by Miss Emily Alquist il Miss Turney's house.
 c. Smalley has Painter Garfield put ting the finishing touches on his nev
 house.
 BE. Squires and c. w. Edwards ar t driving new horses, bought of the Bridge a port Traction Go.
 2 This community was som 1what shock Il ed to see men and teams working on tn
 telephone line on Sunday. It seeme
 hardly to be work of necessity. o Mrs B. F. Squires met with seriou e accident, when driving with her daugh g. ter on Sunday. When near Abram Pul dy's the horse became frightened at tn ,e men working on the telephone poles an ,e they were thrown from the wagon, bad n ly gashing Mrs Squires' face, be side otf
 CT injuries. The daughter escaped UT
 hurt. The horse took the Depot roa e and stopped when near the barn of c. W Edwards.
 ,r Died, November 15, in Marshalltowr T, Iowa, Minnie Johnson, aged 25 year
 Miss Johnson was formerly employed b
 the Turney Manufacturing Co. EZRA CoRNABY VISITS THE ARIoN CLUE
 We'll, have heard great deal abor ar this Arion club I guess they call it, and ,t thought I'd find out what they did ther a to get all the boys and girls so crazy ove
 little thing called a club, 80 II though l.y fl. "A