The Newtown bee., 1901-08-09
A RELIGIOUS REVIVAL,

RELIGIOUS REVIVAL. Very interesting meetings are being held in the Methodist church. Those who claim to know, say that the relig- lOus interest manifested is greater than has been known for many years. Ga pablo preachers have been secured, and a genuine revival has been enjoyed. A number have expressed their intention to lead a Christian life, and the mem bersof the church are rejoicing. Nellie, daughter of Percival and An- nie LaiSter, died last week, at her home on Broad street, aged five years. The many friends of the family will sympathize with them in their great afliction.
 William Wheeler has gone to Pitts field, Mass.
 Mrs Bullock has returned from a visit with friends in the West, extend ing over several weeks. Miss Nave WilcOxoSon. has returned from visit with friends out of town
 The Sketching club enjoyed their hrst outing for the season at Burns Point.
 Clifford Graham has moved into h is new home on Patterson avenue
 Miss Marion Greeley, of Danbury, is visiting friends on Linden avenue.
 William LampsOn, of Stratford ave- nue, has been ill for long time, but has lately made rapid improvement, a fact his many friends will be glad to know.
 Louis Thompson, of New York, has been a recent visitor with friends in town. MT Thompson was StratfOrd boy, and thoroughly enjoys a few days return to his native town, and visit with some of his school day friends.
 Miss Myra Curtis entertained the
 MT and Mrs Stanley Beach, of Elm street, have returned from a trip to the Buffalo Exposition.
 George WaterhOuee and family will occupy the Dlbble place, on Long Brook avenue, after the completion or repairs to the interior, which are now being made.
 William Ludlam has been enjoying a vacation from his duties, but return ed this week.
 During the vacation of Rev Royal w. Raymond, which will be spent cruising .On Ihis yacht JOnta, he will Pullman. They will visit number of the noted seapOrts along the Sound.
 Henry P. Stagg, of East Broadway, is entertaining his granddaughter, Miss Helen Rogers, of New York.
 MT ByingtOn, of East Broadway, is reported on the sick list.
 The Congregational church is now lit by electricity. The congregation are well pleased with the change.
 Oronoque people are missing their chickens. Some one may get hurt.
 Rev MT Fullerton and family, of the Park street Congregational church, Bridgeport, is spending his vacation at Putney
 The Pootatuck Boat club are ar- ranging for a number of aquatic sports to come of during this month. The club are very prosperous and the m' m- berS are enjoying themselves.
 Mrs J. w. Ford has gone to Old Point Comfort, Va.
 Miss Ely, of Stratford avenue, has returned from trip to Massachusetts.
 Miss Emma Clinton has recovered from an attack of tonsilitis.
 Mrs Chapin and son, of Hartford, are visiting friends in town.
 F. E. Connie has been down East for the past three weeks, but is at home again.
 Miss Annie Griswold, of Springfield, is guest of friends in town.
 Mrs K. l.. Curtis and children, and AANA OloOOA03 AuAooCO O dllc dllu OuSlc A U- wood, have gone to Canaan Four Cor ners, Mass, to spend the month of August.
 Rev c. s. Bullock and Edward Beers have returned from trip to Albany.
 MinOt Blakenan has his pile driver at work at the Broad street bridge.
 Miss Hubbell, of New York, is visit ing at the home of Mrs James Hub bell, of Broad street.
 Edward BennnettO is in AnSonia for several weeks, portion of the time being spent in the office of the Senti- | nel.
 Mrs Royal Raymond is visiting in WestpOrt. From there she will go to Buffalo.
 Mrs Close, of New Jersey, is visiting at the home of Mrs Frederic Atwood, on Main street.
 Mrs George Coulter, of Judson place, l has gone to Saranac Lake.
 Raymond MunSon, of California street, leaves, this week, for Denver.
 Miss Mary Fairchild has gone to N. Y.
 GEORGETOWN.
 THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. Miss Florence Cutbill of South Nor walk iSoviSitinP Miss Hazel Fryer.