The Newtown bee., 1895-03-15
neighbors and friends for their kindness to her during her late serious illness.
ROXBURY.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 Subject for next Sunday morning, 'The idolatry of covetousness ;'' evening, Casting out devils"
 Prayer meeting on Wednesday at the home of Henry Burritt; topic, "Exter- nal helps to Christian Liying.''
 MT Vaughan has put few of his books into the permanent parsonage library, as follows:
 7S. Dicks Christian Philosopher, s vo, Glas- gov, William Collins, 1924.
 " Barnes on Matthew and Mark, vo, Glasgow, Blackie & Son, 1882.
 s9. Geography of Palestine, by W. Mcleod, 5 vo., London; Longman, Brown, Green, LoDgman, and Roberts, 1858.
 sl. Thoughts on the essence of Christ's don, Hodder < stoughton, ls7s s2 Advice to young Christian, by John S3-S5 The Hebrew Scriptures, by Samuel Sharpe, vols, I6 mo-, London, J. Russell Smith ,ls7B
 s6 Tbe World Beyond, by John Doughty, l6 mo, Philadelphia, Swedenborg publishing association. 1892
 s7. Chapters on Holiness, by Rev John Hart ley, l6 mo-, London, Wesleyan Methodist ss. Nature Of Spirit by Rev Chauncey Giles, vo., New York, the new Church Board of Publication, 1890.
 80. The Parable of Creation by Rev John library and Treat society, 1892, 90. Heaven, by D. l.. Moody, vo, London, morgan l. ScOtt.
 Levi Squire sold two COWS to Lee Dick inson. MT Squire having reached the 75th mile stone of life, wished to reduce hIs stock of cows, so as to make his la bors less arduous in his declining years.
 Leander Blakeman had an attack of the grip the past week. He is under the care of Dr Pons.
 Wilbur Mans field is not to work for har rln r. th4 understand, as reported in this cores pondence for three or four weeks ago, MT Hurd having deemed best to make other arrangements.
 l.. 5. Castle has shipped the last of the Sutler Brothers packing of '92 crop of tobacco from Roxbury Station.
 Winters & Wright, having finished their job at getting out ties for Barnes 6 Ly- man, are to remain at Seth Warmers.
 Rev Mir Humphrey is to hold Thurs day meeting each week during Lent at the school house at Warmers Mills, com mencing at l5 p. m.
 Charles Beardsley has taken his crop of '94 tobacco to Mir Halpin to be assort- ed and cased, also placed in his hands for disposal his '93 crop in case.
 Frank and George Pierce, having near ly marketed all of their sheep and lambs by butchering and disposing of them around town, are now fattening and dis posing of their surplus stock of cows and other cattle in the same manner.
 John Morris, who has had quite long time wrestling with the grip, has come out somewhat ahead, but badly used up yet.
 Mrs W. B. Hodge resumed her duties as school teacher at the Center school, March II.
 Albert Barnes, wife and child made Mir Barnes grandparents a call on the 10th. MT Barnes returned to his home and business of butchering at Woodbury, leaving his family for few days. Mrs Hannah Bronson, who has been boarding at Mrs Fuckers, has again gone to her own home, having been absent just three months.
 Mir and Mrs Hiram Elwell entertained two friends from Danbury, over Sunday.
 Miss Emma Washburn of New Haven called on friends in town, last Monday.
 Mrs Lorraine Camp has returned to Marketable for few weeks. Born, March 9, son to Henry and Lizzie Hinckley. I The wall paper at the Hotchkissvil1e Cash store ia this seasons production and the price is right.