The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-06-10
THE BEE.
Newtown, FRIDAY, June 10, 1898.
CIRCULATION
Iasuary 1, 1892, 40
Cast weak. aoon
Litchfeld County.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The Christian Endeavor society hal
the following topics and leaders for the
ensuing four months:
| D. Christ's missto ON on earth. John 107ls
Mrs Samuel Hollister
IL. ChriFtian courage: examples from
books and life. Mark 10 32S4; Acts
Il iOla. Russell CLARK
10. True friendship. Prov. 10 "a; Mark s:
10; John 10 1918. Josephine Fem.
20. The right use of time. Eccl. 81 s; Acts
A'z4'zo' Louis Mason.
3. Honoring father and mother. Eph 6:
Ia; Prov. II 6, 81, 25. Lena renn.
10. The conservation of ability Hag. 2I.9:
Mark II 90 81. prayer Tor the Inter
national Christian Endeavor Conven.
uon) North Clark.
IL Christianity compared with other re-
igions. Acts II 228l. "a missionary
topic) AMY Nettleton
"a How to have happy home Job 20 i 90;
Deut' 6'69 Andrew Irwin.
81. The evils of covetousness. Elk 2OI7;
Luke IL ;lS 81. Hattie Nettleton.
AUGUST.
T. Lessons from the life of Elijah. Kings
Is ;2O39. Pearl Hollister.
IA ExaIt Christ. Matt, 2lI.11.
Willis Nettleton.
100 Howard Bronson
% "with your might" Eccl. $40; John4:
H36. Mrs Ellsworth Fenn
SEPTEMBER.
T. Repentance and conversion; what are
they2 Eek. Is 30 81; Acts 26l9,20.
Mabel Baldwin.
H. selfindulgence, or sell. denial? 1 Cor.
9'2427; Gal. 5;l6 "a, "a temperance
topic) Charles Gibson.
Is. The triumphs OF Christianity. Luke4:
10 ~. Celia Nettleton.
10 What Is true success? Matt. IS 2 !-27.
Arthur C. Titus |
Clarence Nettlet0n, one of the thrifty |
farmers Of the East aide, has been plow-
ing up hillside meadow that had not |
been disturbed in % years. He lie bound
TO raise something besides daisies on this
and.
Ellsworth Fem aid men were engaged,
asst week, in renewing the north roof
IN The large barn of Daniel and Clarence
Nettleton. 1t required something over
1000 shingles.
Mrs Mary Kinney has returned from
he Presbyterian hospital in New York
improved in health.
The Gunnery school closes the 21st for
he summer vacation.
r. S. Barnes and family arrived on
for the summer.
The Congregational parsonage has Just
eceiVed fresh coat of paint.
A family moved into c. B. Colds
louse, this week.
Miss Anna Brinsmade's junior dancing
lass held German on Tuesday after
loon.
Miss Hattie Nettleton, who has been in
'ampa, Fla, for the past year, is ex-
eCred home soon.
The frame for the house that c. B.
iold Is building on Prospect Hill has
cen raised.
Children's day is to be observed 10 the
church on June II.
Charles Prindle has rented his house to
tr Hart for the SUMMER
Arthur Woodruff and family have re-
urned to their summer home.
The Pomona Grange met here and
pent the day on Wednesday.
There was large audience at the Con-
regational Swedish church for over
unday, when several ministers from
way were present.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton expects to
pend the summer at Mrs Carhart's.
Mrs Elisabeth Baker of Hawleyville is
4 town for q week.
Miss Lucy Nettleton is home from her
ollege at Boston.
Burr Hollister takes his examination
or Harvard, this spring.
A number Of people went to Milton to
he consolation on Tuesday.
The Woman's Foreign missionary
aeeting was held at the parsonage on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Charles Bradley, who has been in
q town for short time, has returned to
lew Haven.
Gunnery and Woodbury. mines played a
all game a. Woodbury. on Saturday
fternoon. Score: 26 to in favor of
Woodbury..
William Hanning ia up from the city.
The family OF Belden Brown will be
lere about the 10th of the month.
KENT.