The Newtown bee., 1896-04-03
AT ST PAUL s.


 St Paufs choir are going through their usual practice for Easter.
 The services at St Paul's for this week (Holy Week. have been as follows: :: Wednesday at 30 D. m Thursday even ing al 7.30, Friday at II a. rn. NJ Whit come also holds services at the Iron Works on Tuesday evening. All in the parish who have flowers are requested to bring them as early on Sunday morning as may be convenient.
 Quite a number of ladies of town at tended the opening of Mrs Edmund Weld at 325 Main street, Danbury on Monday, March 30, and Miss McPhelemy. Mrs Weld exhibited hand painted china and embroidery, both of quality and artistic skill seldom if ever before seen in Dan- bury, Miss McPhelemy spring and sum- mer novelties in the line of dresses and l dress goods. This exhibit was study | for any intending purchaser as to the la test features of feminine toilet. The at ! tendarce was very large, both afternoon and evening, numbering several nun dreds. All the visitors were served with sandwiches, cake and cocoa. Both par ties have much reason to be cOngratulat- ed upon the success of their efforts and can feel that Danbury people better un- derstand what they can do for them.
 There is a rush of business at the Brookfeld mill.
 William Parker and wife were guasts at the New England house in New Mil ford, last week Thursday.
 Hon Samuel sherman is to recte the 'tSponish duel'' at the Grange entertain ment.
 The roads are in bad condition and il o1 IonTprOnG in nl9HPG It is to be hoped the ground will be l1 condition to have them repaired soon.
 The school at the Center has been clos ed on account of sickness Of the teacher
 Mrs Frank Drapeau has recovered iron her illness and been able to go to Dan bury since.
 Frederick Squires and wife of Merryal , were guests ot relatives on Long Mead ow hill, one day last week.
 Jonathan Montrose, who has been ser iOuslv i'll with pneumonia, is slowly m 3 proving.
 Mrs Ale xander Hubbard of New Have has visited her sister, Mrs Julia James
 Mrs Charles Briggs has been seriousl. - ill with pneumonia and under the care Dr Smith, but is able DOW to sit up. He many friends hope to hear of her entir recovery.
 3 Mrs Kate Smith has been guest of he , sister, Mrs J. L. James. The Long Meadow hill school has ha vacation of two weeks and anoGne week has been extended.
 William Church will remain on the Ec
 munds place another year. It is no
 owned by Mrs George Dickens of Bethe - Mrs Lucy Thompson and son are on l sAk nh q 8 Bridgeport.
 An entertainment will be given by tt
 ladies of Brookfeld Grange for the ben
 fit of the piano fund, at the Town hal '' Brook field Center, Wednesday evening l- April 8, consisting of "Mother Goose
 melodies, recitations by home and ou
 of-town talent, instrumental and voc l. music, tableax and 8 laughable fare
 The admission will be 25c. All are co
 diailv invited. If stormy it will be he l. on the first pleasant evening. !, On Tuesd y evening there was co 'M cert of colored musicians from Oberi
 college in the Congregational churc ,t The proceeds go to the college.
 David Briggs, through failing healt
 has been obliged to give up farm wo Id and will move to Bridgeport. MT Brig uA is a man we shall much regret his ( '' parture from our midst. He Jay Potter has moved into the ter
 ment house of s, E. Hawley and will r
 his farm the coming year. of Charles c. Williams, who represeI sy the Danbury Drill Co.,, Es now canvassi r;r this state. During the last two mont
 he has been in the West and Sou6h' --
 Miss Lucy Sagendorf is home from n- Moody school for the spring vacation