The Newtown bee., 1894-10-12
WATERFOWL.
CHRIST CHURCH NOTES.

WAIEhIOWN.
 CHRIST CHURCH NOTES.
 Rev Dr Hall of Danbury con- ducted the services at Christ church, last Sunday.
 Rev H. N. Cunningham of Waltham, Mass, who has been called by Christ church parish as their rector, is spending a few days in town.
 Next Sunday the Brotherhood of St Andrew will conduct evening service in the Poverty street district school at 4 o'clock.
 Next Sunday Rev E. Sanford will con- duct the services in Christ church.
 After long illness borne patiently Miss Lizzie Downey died, Thursday morn ing, October 4. The funeral was held from St Johns church, Saturday morn- ing at o'clock. The interment was in Torrington.
 Potatoes are selling for Soc bushel, and apples (hand picked) for soc a bushel.
 The United Twelve, I. o. o. F., held a very pleasant meeting at the Pythian hall, Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
 John Benedict is on the sick list. George Anderson is manipulating the lever during his indispostion.
 The new board of selectmen met at their rooms, last Saturday evening, for the purpose of organization and to make plans for the towns immediate welfare.
 Mrs Mary Trowbridge died at the re- sidence of Charles Atwood on October 3. The funeral was held from the residence of Mir Atwood, Friday afternoon, at ? o'clock.
 One of B. H. Mattoon's fancy grays was taken sick in Waterbury, last Satur- day. He is now in charge of Dr Bland.
 The first of Dr seytter's lectures was given, last Wednesday evening, to crowded house in the parish rooms. The M. Heminway & Sons Silk Co.,, have procured more room in their Water bury department and are filling it up with new machinery. Rev Dr Davenport of Waterbury preached in the Congregational church, last Sunday, in exchange with Rev Robert Pegrum.
 Miss Annie Lindsay, who has had a severe attack of typhoid fever, has so far recovered as to be able to get around l little.
 The house of the late Robert White is now nearing completion, and the archi- l tectural beauty of the building is ad- mired by everyone. When finished it will be one of the prettiest houses in town. Contractor H. William Warner says, 1.-The plan is my own idea. How do you like it?''
 l F. w. Chesson, G. I. G., and Chancel- Tor Commander Ogden of Speedwell lodge, No. 10, of Waterbury paid fra. ternal visit to Columbia lodge, No. 12 last Thursday evening.
 Eben W. Daines was elected Chancel- Tor Commander of Columbia lodge, last Thursday evening, to fill the unexpired term of E. l.. Brouette resigned.
 John s. Galley received official notifi cation, last week, from Grand Chancel Tor Frank R. White of Waterbury that he had been appointed on the Pythian Home committee. Columbia lodge made an effort at last session of the grand lodge to get the home for Watertown.
 The delegates to the senatorial conven tion at Litchfield. last Saturday, report { good time as the order of the day.
 The M. Heminway 6 Sons Silk Co.,. are building an addition to the '.olt tavern"
 l Our veteran sportsman, E. c. Marg graf, and Revs G. B. Dusinberre and I E. Smith, went on hunting expedition of two days last week. MT Marggraf says game is very scarce. Only ont shot was fired in the whole first day ot l hunting, but on the second day it was little better.
 Leman W. Cutler is having his resi- dence painted.
 I John Drown, district deputy o Litchfield county, was present at tn exemplification of the third degree b. Federal lodge, No. F, F. and A. M., las aI Monday evening.