The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15
AT THE BAPTIST CHTRCH.

AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH. Preaching service, Sunday afternoon | at l ?. m. Ihe theme of the sermon will | be "Lealops service in Gods work" CHILDREN's DAY AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH
 The Baptist Sunday school observed Children's day, Sunday evening, with ap- prOpriate exercises. The church was well filled and the program as follows Organ voluntary, Mrs Novella Northrop; song, 60 worship the King" school; re- sponsive reading; "The King in Prophe cy," superintendent and school; prayer, Rev II. w. Jones recitation, "Greeting, Miss Blanche Purdy; song, ''Blessed Creator, Gracious Redeemer," school; responsive reading; "rhe Infant King" superintendent and school; song, "Our day of flowers" school; Scripture read ings, ''Precious titles of the Kings" members of the school; song, Room for the fowers,' Mrs NOrthrOp and school; ent and Carlton Joyce, c. D. Stillson, Charles Lane, Wallace Hill, Harry Pow ell, C. F. Nichols c. E. Purdy; quartet. ''Rock of Ages,' Miss Emma Leaven- worth, Mrs Broderick, Messrs Osborne and Hull; recitation, "The sweetest story" Carrie Hubbell; recitation, ''Thanking the Father" Mrs Gibbs and class; recitation, "Ihe bountiful giver," Chester Tyrrell; solo, "Nearer my God to Thee, ," Miss Irene Leavenworth; "'rhe King honored," Scripture readings, mem- ye people, ,' school; Colloquy between su- perintendent and pastor; offerings :; double quartet, For God so loved the world" Misses Emma and Irene Leaven- worth, Miss Hattie Seeley, Mrs Broder- ick and Messrs Osborne, Hull, Jerome and Charles F. Nichols; recitation, ''Childrens prayers" Lizzie Hubbell |; recitation, ''In Eastern lands," Daisy 1 Tyrrell; song, ".Iesus King most won- derful," school; remarks, Rev Dr J. B. Merwin. and Rev H. W. Jones; report of offerings; doxology; benediction, Rev Dr Merwin.
 A. l.. Hawley is tearing down his old mill and will make a barn of it, and have a new one in it's place.
 Ernest M. Hawley rode to Hotch- kissville on his bicycle, Sunday, to visit his aunt and cousin.
 Mrs John Clay sprained her ankle badly one day last week.
 l J. T. Eastwood was again unanimous Iy appointed committee for the ensuing year at the school meeting, Saturday night.
 John Benedict, Jr., and family o1 Watertown have visited her parents and with Mrs Benedict, Sr., took a triE to New York.
 Miss Henrietta Turney is quite sick and is cared for by her sister, Mrs Laura Patchen.
 Mrs Sarah Edwards is visiting hel brothers in her native place, East Village.
 Mir and Mrs George Betts and family of Starr's Plain have been entertained al Mrs Fowler's.
 George Clngan of New York was the guest of his mother, Mrs Thomas Clingan
 MT Broderick and wife of Bridgeport have been entertained at Eli Leaven worth's.
 Eugene Botsford, formerly of this place, has bought a farm of Merchant , Downs in South Britain.
 Misses Lila Moore and Carrie M. Hull are in New Haven, attending the music convention.
 Judge l.. M. Slade of Bridgeport hal been entertained at Diamond Farm. Mrs l.. o. Osborne is on the sick list Miss Florence Hayes of New Havel has visited her mother, Mrs Edson Hayes l The mail carriage has received a nev ! coat of paint and presents neat appear ance.
 | Children's day was observed at tn Methodist church, Sunday afternoon with recitations and music. The part tax l en by the infant class deserves specia
 mention, all of the little ones doing well Mrs c. k. Lyon, Mrs Fowler and Mis- t Clingan have visited at Easton, with MT Charles Lane.
 Lothian Kennels shipped pretty blac e and white collie to clergyman in Soul , Dakota, last week.
 Mrs Henry Seeley has been visitin e friends in Massachusetts.
 George H. Lyon, Albert Wheeler, An
 prose s. Hurd, Robert Sinclair and E. = Hull attended the great convention of tn
 Connecticut young republicans at tn Hyperion theatre in New Haven, las s | week Wednesday,.