The Newtown bee., 1896-05-01
town. returned to stockbridge on We'd
HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL ChURCH.

n town, returned to Stockbridge on Wed , nesday.
 - HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL
 ChURCH.
 The sacrament of the Lords Suppe
 will be observed 8t the morning service
 next Sunday, May 3.
 v The May meeting of the Ladies' Mis } sionarV society will be held next Wednes day afternoon, May 6, at 3 o'clock, in the 5 lower room of the church. The suhipct
 for the meeting will be that suggested in
 "Life and Light" ''Ahmednagar, India
 its boarding and day school, the Bible
 women,s training school, and the village
 work.
 At the prayer meeting next Wednesday
 evening, May 6, Rev Mi Barker will give
 the first of a series of talks on the sub- Iiect, "HOw We Got Our Bible" with
 especial reference to the famous manu-
 scripts
 Owing to a special request on the part of many, the St Mary's Social and Liter ArV club will, on next Wednesday even ing, Nav 6, repeat the performance l givcnaundcr their auspices, at the Sandy 1 Hook opera house, un last Easter Tues
 day evening. There will be several 1 pleasing changes in the program which | l both from a theatrical and artistic stand | point, and the last entertainment, al- l hOugh highly enjoyed, will be Urques- i tlonah y oQuHlled if not far surpassed on next W ednesdaV night. It is ex- l pcctcd that the attendance will be very large and all who are present will un- undoubtedly not be disappointed The general admission will be 25c, re- served seats l0c extra. There will be 8 lrQy yl5 FfAY, .Pt ho TN1 not forget the time and place, Sandy Hook opera house, next Wednesday evening, May 6.
 "IIayeselhurst" will be well supplied with water, this summer, for W. F. Hayes caused to be put up, this week Iucs day, a new wind mill on the tower 10 take the place of the oRc demolished by il" severe gales of last winter. The new wheel js "Halliday."
 The infant child of F. w. Beehler of Stamford vas brought to NewtOwn on i Monday for burial. Rev Mir Linslev | "ili .iated at the grave. This anliction 1 seems especially heavy, as it was the ! second chId they had lost within the 1 year.
 Th" funoral of the late Thomas A. Egan of J"T7ey City 1t St Roses on Friday ia t was very largely attended. Father Ed"ard E% tu If Seabrght, N. J., a rothrr ii N+ deceased, celebrated the mass, and other clergymcn who assisted Iu E" funeral services were Fathers Fox nj Smuh of St Eosc's and Father ken- u"d} of b4ubury. IL was truly sor- rowing company that filled the church, f"r seldom hus a young man brighter prospects thhn he, The pail bearers werr EE S!na5or Michael J. HouIihau, John J. Lyons, Joseph LHvery, Michael Lyons, A. drew Donlon, Martin Sheehan. Tine burial WAS Iu St Roses cemetery.
 j, E Fliichild of Taunton district is busy putting farming machinery in shape fur the seasons trade.
 NJ. rc},unt l.. C Morris has sold a num- per "f tha Improved New Leader wash ng machines about town.
 The ladies prayer meeting will be held )n next Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, with Mr8 butcher,
 Rev James Taylor has returned from ! visit with out-of-t0wn friends and ex- 'eets to occupy hts rupit, next Sunday.
 Horace HubbeI of New Haven has }eon visiting in Sandy Hook, this week, | guest at Mapleton-
 Owen Meehan of Hawleyville has been lu,c sick with congestion of.the lungs
 Henry Fairchild's homestead is rented gain, family having moved there that ately occupied the Daniel Davis place
 MT and Mrs l. B. Goodseu drove to " Nestport, IuesGaY, to pay a visit to their laughter and husband, Mir and Mrs Fred 5. IIuhbcI, and ascertain the extent of hn injuries to MT HubbelI, who met with bad accident on Monday of this week
 Ms Mead and Mrs Johnson of Hunt ngtown were guc>ts at the home of C. ,. Taylor at the Drpot on Wednesday of I his week. Mrs Grove has recently bought a horse If Candee N J"unings of Srepney Depot.
 Miss Nora Kcane seems quite success uI, so far, in thC management of the but on shop and her many friends hope that ' he will be able to continue the business if manufacturing buttons. i Messrs HouIihan S Keane, not daunt- | d tby the loss of one of the pair of ray horses recently purchased, have ad- ed to their stables, this week, a very :. andsOmc pair of bay horses, which they 1 ought of T. F. Wheeler of S0uthford. L hey are finely matched team and will e in keeping with the shining new depot wagon and excellent service given by the iraud Central.