The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
Fairfield County News.
WASHINGTON.

A DELIGHTFUL CONCERT PROMISED.
 The Ladies' Singing club is rehearsins diligently and the work at the concert or Friday evening will be Of high order Hermann BeyerHane, the celebrated young violoncello player of the Kalten born-Beyer Hane string quartet o1 New York has been engaged and hii numbers will be looked forward to witt pleasure. The program, as decided upon is given below:
 PART FIRST.
 Spinning Song. (Elving Dutchman), Wagner Songs a, Dedication; n b, S In May; c. Comnlain, Of the Rose, rang d, wiegenlied, Bl ahms ,, Arthur D. Woouruff. Margareta' Hawley For Violoncello, TarantelIa, DunkIer Hermann Beyer Hane.
 Arthur D. Woodruf and The Club. 'A "'l
 PART SECOND. Sister Awake, (Madrlga!), Strong
 The Club.
 IVioonoelo 6biigato by AHsgy HeTmaSn Be1eT Eane); b, Orpheus, with his lute. Sullivan
 Arthur ID. Woodruff, Lullaby. Mozart fSr Scberna Nlolonoello' B. Berceuse' Goddard; b,
 Hermann Beyer- Hane. o'i' Evening Prayer in Brittany, Charminade.
 The Club.
 Miss Emma s. Brett. accOmpanist
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 MT Carter had very interesting ser- mon, last Sunday, taken from Proverbs 4 20, "Let thine eyes look right on, and let thine eyelids look straight before thee."
 The Christian Endeavor convention will be held at Bethlehem on Friday of this week, morning and evening.
 Miss Lena Fenn has recently received the offer of position es assistant super- intendent of large mission district in North Dakota, but she has not yet de- cided whether to accept it or not.
 Miss Florence Hickox of New Haven i5 III LOWu lOE \ IeW weeks.
 Charles Fenn is putting an oriel window on K. K. Rossiter's house.
 Samuel .Hollister and Rev MT Carter attended the Sunday school rally held in Hotchkissville, last Sunday.
 Sheldon Hickox of New Haven, for merlY of this place, was in town over Sunday.
 Although it was a stormy afternoon for Misses Louise Barnes and Ruah Fenn's fair they cleared about $6O.
 There was service of sacred song at the Methodist church on Thursday eyen- ing.
 Rev Mir Bennett is in town for a week making calls and visits.
 Only few attended the Episcopal service at the Hollow in the evening, and on account of the storm there was no Lutheran preaching.
 Prof .Raymond, who has given ad- dresses on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock through August, did not speak last sun- day.
 Rev MT Turner, chaplain of Hampton, who has been here with his family for A month, has resumed his duties again. Master Charles Soules, who has been living with his aunt in New York State, s home at his grandfather's for visit. A very young man arrived at the house 'f Gregg Clark, last week Wednesday. He came to stay. Our golfers were beaten at Litchfield, | ast Friday, when they went up to play. l Frank Rossiter has gone to Maine. Maj Kingman hurt his hand quite seri- usly with a shell, while at the rife club. l We are saving up our pennies to be ure and attend the concert given by 'rof A. D. Woodruff on Friday evening, August P. The p members of our Vomen's club will be assisted by soloists rom abroad. No one should miss the reat.
 The Methodist picnic st the lake uos ] eriously interfered with on account of ne rain on Tuesday morning. Courtland D. Cole, who is interested the real estate business of Pike, Sher- 'ood & Co.,, of Bridgeport, have sold the 'rm of W. D. Hurd in West Morris to 8 IT Bowen of Bridgeport. MT Cole was , Bridgeport on Tuesday.
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