The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
THE BEE.
OUR NEIGHBORS.
LOFG HILL.
THE METHODIST CHURCH.

Methodist Episcopal church, Rev Jo- seph Lawton Cue rasey, pastor. Divine rship with sermon, Sunday Gt 10.45 8. m. and 2 30 p. m. Subject of the morning sermon, "The Holy Ghost; or, The Power of Chris tiAnity." Evening topic "Motives of Action Considered with Regard to Merit and Reward" Sum- day school at 12 m. Junior Epworth League at p.m ChrisI an Endeavor at 6 45. A cordi~l welcome to all.
 On Tuesday evening las the MethO- dist Sunday school board met at the par sonage to plan for more progressive and effective Sunday school work. A special invitation Is extended to adults to join one of the Bit le Cl Gsses.
 The funCr of Mrs Mary Toucey was l9rgtlg attended at her lte residence, Saturday, October IA. Rev c. W. Boyl. stOn and Rev Mr Doupe offlciated.
 Miss nnie Phelps has returned to work at R. c. TOucey's and boards al Edward Sherman's.
 Those who anticipated seeing the lend of the world," last Sunday, were disap- pointed evidently, and wi have to post poDe 1t until some future date.
 Mrs Samutl Beardsley regrets the de- mise of large black Newfoundland dog.
 Bertram Brown and John Mahony Rt- tended the football game at Seaside Park last Saturday.
 Albert W. Stanton and his automo pile Is a familiar sight among us. Last Thurs day, he drove to Bethel and on the re- turn trip made the run between tn pl4ce and Bridgeport in 20 minutes.
 Mrs Catherine Stuart had the misfor- tune to lose her glasses recen ly, but luckily found them.
  interesting sermon, laat Sunday evening on "The Anthem of Life."
 The young ladies who went to Dan bury fair think it hardly fair to be carried past their station and have to v ak home much less do, the gentlemen, who in look ing for them, were carried through tC Bridgeport.
 Miss Cla'a Hall entertained company from out Of town over Sunday.
 Mrs Charles Hall is on the sick list.
 Mrs Cha les Jennipgs IS convi lJRcing also Mrs Cha l5s Rad( life.
 Miss Jennie Sht lon apent last Thurs daylwith Mrs W. F. Platte of Bedding.
 The friends of D. Fairchilt Vince ,r will be interested in the announcement of his marriage, which Is to take place November 1, to Miss Mabel Dore of Chi cago.
 W ns are as low as ever, and all art looking for the much needed rain. Many are taking the opportunity to clean, and to blast their wells deeper.
 There will be a snciAbls held at the home Eof Mrs Jobe's, Tuesday evening October 24, by the Ladies' Aid society oi the Methodist church. A 10 cent supper win be served from until 8, after which there will be a musical and literary en- tertainment. If stormy the fcll ll,wing ev' ening.
 Miss Maud M. Gahlsr sprained hei ankle quite badly on Sunday.
 O. w. Cole has commenced exCa av&tione for A new house, which he will build soon on the place formerly owned by Henry Warner,
 Clarence Boyiston from Riverside has been visiting friends in this place.
 Mrs Legrand c. Beers has been Viait- ing her daughter, Mrs Beach, In Bridge port,
 The assembly held by thelK Kenwoode club at their rooms on Wednesdav even. ing, the 18th, was very largely attended ana was CT rI1yed by sn. Several were present from Bridgeport, Huntington, Monroe and Trumbnll. On the who ls, It aaz6l said to be the best of the season thus A