The Newtown bee., 1900-08-31
MADAME VALE,
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 COUPON,
of MT and Mrs David Force.
 Fl. F. Glover is quite seriously i'll with the measles.
STRATFORD.
CHU RCH JOTTINGs.

Rev L. M. Louns bury of the North Main Street Tabernacle, Bridg geport, preached in the Methodist church on Sunday. The pastor, Rev MT Flemmings, is still enjoying camp life. The last of the afternoon services at the shore was held, last Sunday. Rev MT Bullock preached the sermon and Jerome Mays banjo club assisted in the musical part of the service. These meetings have proved to be great suc- cess, and no doubt many people, who would not be brought inside of church, have benefited by the religious instruc. tion obtained by attendance at these ser- vices.
 Rev W. H. Benjamin, rector of St Bar nabas church, Irvington, preached in Christ church on Sunday.
 There was song service at the Con- gregatiOnal church, Sunday evening and considering the weather the attend ance was good. Rev H. N. Owens of Bristol, R. l., occupied the pulpit during the day.
 Miss Marjorie Briggs is visiting at Stony Creek.
 Mrs Lowell of Greeley, Col, is visiting friends in town.
 Prof Johnson and family have return ed from visit with friends in SouthiDg- ton.
 Miss Marjorie Sillirnan of Linden ave- nue has returned from 8 visit with friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Bell Johnson of Waterbury is vis- iting friends in town.
 MT and Mrs Charles E. Clinton of New Haven have been in town for the past week, visiting relatives.
 Commodore Beers and Ed Plumb are off on 8 cruise, on the schooner Edith.
 Misses Adelle and Josephine Meeker of Cornwall at the rectory.
 The Registrars will be in session at Town hall, September 13, to receive ap- plications!of svoters to be made.
 Mrs Richard Smith of Bridgeport has recently visited Mrs P. A. Carey.
 Miss Mabel Coulter has returned from trip in the Adirondacks, and reports splendid time.
 Fred Judson has returned from his va cation and has resumed his usual occupa- tlOn.
 pr Robert Blakeman, surgeon in the United States Navy, has been 6 recent visitor in town. He has been at the sta tion at Newport for some time, but soon expects to be sent on foreign service. Ray Doolittle of Seymour is visiting friends in town.
 Mrs George A. Fairchild h as returned from visit with friends in Waterbury.
 Rev and Harold Delacour have gone to Stony Creek to spend portion of their vacation.
 Charles H. Mills Is reported as slowly recovering from his illness, at his home on California street. The Changers had an interesting time at their meeting, Saturday evening. Miss Nellie Booth arranged very inter- esting program and the subject of ''How and What to Read," was ably discussed by some of the members. The ladies connected with the mission will hold social at the cottage of Ed ward Beers at Walnut Beach on the ev- ening of September II. Special cars will be provided for the accommodation ance promises to be large. The moon will be in good condition, ,and the wealth CT about that time of the month is usual ! ly very warm.
 The Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs' joined in @ picnic at Meadows End, 8 ] day, last week, ard had very enjoya- ble time.
 Mrs John Thompson entertained a whist party at her home on Church street, last week. Guests from Bridgeport and Milford were present. [ u416 NdI1l0 hNUUctk uh6 OcCu III AoA v ford for few days, during the past ! week.
 Mrs A. c. Coates of New York is visit l ing friends in town. Mrs Carrie Howe and son of AnsOnia have been recent guests of friends at ! Strawberry Hill.
 Miss Helen Tracey has been a visito, at Lewis Bronsons' of Greenfield Hill, during the past week.
 The yourg son of Irvan B. and Sally M. Brewsters, died at the family home