The Newtown bee., 1894-10-19
In Fairfield County.
EASTON.
THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs.

THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvORERS.
 The meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E. at the Congregational church, last Sunday evening, was led by Rev pr Peck in his usual interesting manner, taking for his topic the Endeavor text, "How Christ helps in our daily tasks" Col. 3:12-17. Next Sunday evening, October 21, the topic will be "Which of Christ's teach ing's seems the most won derful?" Mark l :22, Isaiah 9 :26. Service to commence at p. m.
 EVERYBODY ATTENDED THE NEwTowN
 Judd district was well represented at the Grange fair in Newtown last week. The following attended: MT and Mrs P. B. Parmelee, Mrs M. H. Thorpe, Mrs H. E. Garfield, Mrs Wallace Davis and little daughter, Miss Elosia A. Selleck, Mrs Emily Sears and Master Curtis Taylor.
 GET AFTER THESE THIEVES.
 Thieves seem to think Easton profit able place to work in, as last Monday night they went through Aspetuck post office and store; also the schoolhouse on Wilson street, securing quite load from both places.
 Thieves have begun to operate on peoples hen roosts. s. B. Turney lost quite number of fowls it is said, one night last week.
 Report had it that Karl Wordman's shop was broken into, last week.
 Charles Morehouse and wife were Sun- day guests at Z. B. Wilson's.
 The Endeavor social at Mrs T. W. Turney's passed off very pleasantly, quite number being present.
 Mrs J. W. Jacobs spends week with New York friends.
 Staples academy and some of the dis trict schools close this Friday, to enable the teachers to attend the State Teachers Association meeting at Hartford.
 Quite number from here attended the 18th wedding anniversary of MT and Mrs Clarence Bradley, Monday evening.
 George Hubbell, who lately sold his place near the paper mill, is to move to the Hubbell place near the Center.
 Mrs Robert Griswold and children of Rocky Hill are with Mrs George Free born.
 w. H. Grumman teaches school in Weston, and on Saturday only runs a passenger stage to Bridgeport.
 Judd district Sunday school held their annual election of officers Sunday, Octo- Der '. The following were elected: Sup erintendent, Isaac W. Wells; assistant superintendent, Miss Georgie E. Knapp l; secretary and treasurer, Mrs Wallace Davis; assistant secretary and treasurer, Miss Elosia A. Selleck. J. W. Wells is in White Hills working in the church, preparatory to there being 1urnace put III.
 Mrs Freeborn, with her sister, Mrs Griswold of Rocky Hill, the past week enjoyed visit with Miss Annie F. Seeley. Miss Lillian Woodruff returned to her | school after an absence of one week, nursing bruised arm caused by being thrown from wagon, last Monday morn ing.
 l Ar and Mrs Charles Morehouse of Red ding visited Sunday at her fathers Burr Wilson's.
 The celebrated J adge Wheeler place il the north part of the town was burned tt the ground Saturday evening, supposed to be set on fire by hunters.
 T. W. Turney has moved the old hal and greatly improved his place. Tn, Center would be greatly improved i those two old ruins belonging to th, Wheeler estate could be removed. I Mrs James Ward and Mrs Josepl { Jacobs spend week with friends in Ney X York.
 T Hugh Brady has returned to s. M Osborn's after four weeks visit to hi
 home in Clinton, N. Y. I Presiding Elder Beach preached an ez ]. cellent sermon at the Center Stree -l church, last Sunday afternoon. Tn 5 theme was ssCharity. ]" The quarterl 8 conference was well attended.l
 At fa recent election Of trustees for Le