The Newtown bee., 1898-01-28
AT GRACE CHURCH.

Fourth Sunday after Epiphany, Janu-
airy 30: At $50 am, Holy Communion :;
at 1890, Morning Prayer, Litany and
sermon. Sunday school after morning
service.
Wednesday, February 2, Feast of Puri-
fication: At 10 am, Holy Communion.
Miss E j. Burroughs is visiting friends
in New York City and vicinity.
Daniel Curtiss, who was buried In
Long Hill cemetery Sunday afternoon,
was a native of this town. For many
years his home has been in Bridgeport,
where he died January 81, being in his
seth year.
Rev Mr. 30 7lston was In Hartford, last
week. attending the annual meeting of
the Grand lodge, r 6 A. M, of Con-
necticut, having for the past year held the
office of grand chaplain of this body.
Robert B. Turuey is quite ill and under
the DOCTORS care.
Mrs E. M. Bes risley has been enter
tanning a sister and niece from MDnroe
Miller e. NJ Furman has been sick for
two weeks past, kept in bed part of the
time, but has Geen able to be at the mill
and attend to business again this week.
Mrs Sadie Treadway of Bridgeport has
been spendif g several days with Mrs
John Starr.
Mr. Lewis and John Starr have accept.
ed position 10 the Long Hill mine.
Horace Wedge, with the help of E.
Sherman and Horace, Jr., has shngled
one side of his house.
Miss Nellie Fogarty spent Sunday in
New York with friends, returning Mon
day.
The young people about the Station,
who have formed thensolvt into a ssJol.
ly Ten" society, hell a pleasant gather
ing at George Wheeler's as guest of Mr.
Judd, on Saturday evening of last week.
Mr. and Mrs A. N. Bronson of South
Britain spent Sunday and Monday with
Mrs BrOnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs r.
o. Beers.
Mrs Frank Kennedy has been on the
sick list and under the DOCTORS care.
Mr. and Mrs 81 E. Garfield of Bridge
port were guests on Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs G. G. Dow
The frame for the factory bull ling at
the mines is going up, this week. Ii
looks like business pretty soon.
1t seems that even the expert Long
Hill fox hunters don't al ways bag game,
for after long chase, one day last week,
good sized party of them came home
with 'fishermen's Iuck,' notwithstand
ing the captain was on hand to issue the
mandates.
Miss Florence B lies has returned to
Louis Wakel US.
The Epworth League Juniors hell
their semi annual meeting at the home of
their superintendent, Mrs G. E. Dun
ming, for the election Of officers. The
ol11wing was the result: President,
Harry Jennirg g.; vice presidents, Frank
Hawley, Marjorie Hall, Marion Woleott,
Sadie Craft; secretary, Rosetta Reid
Walter Radcliffe was reelected treasur
er. Each one understood their duties.
There are 20 names now on the roll, some
OF its first member, being promoted to
the Christian Endeavor society. There
is plenty of room for others who reside
IN the neighborhood, If they will only
hand in their names, and it Is PLEASANT
and profitable way of spending an hour
once week. The last meeting was led
by Marjorie He'll. Arthur Jobes will be
the leader on Saturday afternoon at 8 |
o'clock.
Frank FL. Beach, who has been in the
employ of the railroad company for |
-hree years past at It's freight offices in
Bridgeport, has left and taken position |
with the Graphophone Co., in the Park
City.
David Hawley was home with his par
snts, Mr. and Mrs Walter Hawley, over
sunday.
Miis Jennie Shelton returned to her
position in the New Haven hospital ON
Monday after two weeks vacation spent
it her home here.
BRooKFTELD.