The Newtown bee., 1901-07-26
TRINITY CHURCH.

TRINITY CHURCH.
 The annual sale of Trinity Guild will be held in the parish room on Wednesday afternoon and evening. August '. Ice cream and cake and home made candy and fancy work will be on sale. There will be also some thing special for the children. Don't forget the time and place, Wednesday August7, at the parish room.
 Day Brothers of Danbury, the hustling masOns and plaSterers, have about completed the task of putting on the first coat of plaster in the new residence of Selectman Morris. They are also putting on a ceiling in room in the house occupied by Messrs H. M. and A. P. Smith.
 Miss May Northrop, who has been enjoying a ten days sojourn with rel ativeS in Bridgeport, returned home, Wednesday night.
 Miss Helen Allen entertained sev- eral of her little friends at a birthday party, yesterday.
 Mrs L. A. Richardson, Mrs w. F.. Hayes and son, George, left on w ed- nesday for Sulphur Springs, N. Y., where they will spend a week. MT Hayes will join them to-day.
 P. F. Brew of Brooklyn, N. Y., is enjoying a three weeks vacation in town, joining his family at the home of P. H. Skidmore. They will remain there until MT Skidmore's return from England, when they will visit MT Brew's parents on Botsford Hill.
 Miss Lizzie Kerwin of Derby, who has visited Miss Maggie Cavanaugh, has returned to her home.
 Mrs Martin Donohue and daughter of New York are visiting the families of Messrs Michael and John Donohue.
 Bridgeport peop le who passed Sun- day on the hills of Newtown included Messrs John E. DonOhue, John Blake, Henry Costello and John Keating.
 A. w. Bassett and wife, William B. Ackley and wife, Edward Dauchey, Mrs Hill, MT and Mrs Sperry and MT and Mrs Patterson were among the Sandy Hook contingents who took in the Savin Rock excursion, this week.
 A snake was killed in Dr Betts' yard, the other day, that is not often seen in these parts. It was said to be black, about two and a half feet long, with horns on each side of the head like a bull-head fish. What was it?
 Specifications for the improvements on the highway between the Street and the depot are in the hands of the Selectmen, and bids have been adver. l tica1 rt cirin tn hid on the work can have access to the specifications by calling on Selectman Morris.
 An advertisement inserted in last Fridays BEE brought purchaser from Bridgeport by Il o'clock the same day
 Miss Julia Peck has returned to he1 home in Sandy Hook after an absence of nearly nine months in Brooklyn. Her friends are glad to greet her once more.
 Mrs Wunderlich is very ill with dysentery.
 MT and Mrs Frank Fairman and daughter of Chicago arrived in Sandy Hook on Saturday last and are the guests of their aunt; Mrs Isaac Beers
 Miss Fannie Warehouse is visiting her aunt, Mrs I. B. GOOdSell.
 Oscar Carlson, faithful member O. THE BEE staff, is enjoying week. vacation.
 If you wish to find bargains in fanc diamond rings,G. w. Fairchild & Sons the Bridgeport jewellers, would like t show you their stock. They hay marked all their fancy rings at cost t close them out so as to have an entir new stock next fall. These rings ar all made of fine selected stones and ar guaranteed.
 = George F. Taylor was in New Tor City on Tuesday.
 S The ladies, praYer meeting will