The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

dU SU hOS0'S CuurCu Oil NlOuOdy lOIc- ,
noon, with solemn high mass; Rev
Father Fox, Newtown, celebrant; Rev
Father Bannon, Lakeville, deacon;
deacon; Rev Father Daley, Plainville,
master of ceremonies! The pail bear
ers were cousins of the deceased,
Thomas, Michael and Edward
Kilbride Of Sandy Hook, John Kill
bride OF Passafc, n. f., and Edward
Kilbride and James Brown of Jersey
City. "May peace be his eternal" is
the final prayer of the numerous and
devoted friends Of the deceased.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
THE ,ENDEAvoR BUSINESS MEETING.
4 The ,semi-annual business meeting
of the Christian EndeavOr society will
be held in the prayer meeting room on
Tuesday evening, May 20, at 7.45
o'clock. Reports from the officers and
various committees will then show
what the society exists for and how
much 1T has accomplished. The last
spoken of by visitor as model one.
ANNUAL MEETING OFTHE NEW HAv EN-
.;1,. ~, 4,sgt ,s45 BRANCH. s5r;..l. .,.. 4. |
p, The ladies of the church will be in
terested to learn of the annual meet
ing Of the New Haven Branch Of the
WOmen's Board of Missions to be held |
In the Dwight Place church, New Ha-
ven, Tuesday, May l3. In other years
quite party has been organized to
attend this meeting and a delightful
days outing has been'enjoyed.
James H. Brown of Elizabeth, N. j.,
Edward NJ. Kilbride of Jersey City and
John Kilbride of Passaic, n. j., were
in town over Sunday and MondayA
n. G. Warner is passing few days
in Brooklyn, N. Y. Some of the Sandy
Hook boys think he may engage a few
crack baseball players for the Newtown
team of 1902. " ~ !Yul sl=.H Is;
w. II. Shepard has been relaying
and pointing up the chimneys on the
buildings belonging to S. p Glover
at Sandy Hook. ..'r. .. ..r-t..
John Keane and men have been put
ting in good repair the road between
the Station and Sandy Hook.
R. S. Tomlinson of Suffield was in
town, Tuesday and Wednesday.
An addition is being completed to
the residence of Mrs Julia Hawley in
Berkshire. William H. Shepard did
the mason work, G. B. Glover the car
penter work, and e. J. Hall the plumb
ing. ri. "a
The enterprising firm of Taylor, Cur
tbs & Co. have put In a. new side line
Of trimmed hats for ladies. They are
very neat and pretty, and reasonable
in price. So, .,t.-, .-... .s4s..,
George Mcguire left on Tuesday to
take up his residence at Yonkers, N.
DR. r. N. Belts has been appointed
administrator on the estate Of his
mother, Mrs 3. n Belts, in Woodbury..
For school children and others S. G.
Bull & Co. have a nice line of writing
tablets, paper, envelopes and station
cry OF all kinds. -.-
Rev O. o. Wright and Cecil Wright
have been in New Haven, this week,
at the musical festival. Cecil went up
to Cheshire to visit his brother at
school there. ..
Rev T. Bannon of Lakeville was in
town the first of the week, the guest
of Father Fox. ~
Patrick Cannon has placed in the
Newtown cemetery on the grave Of his
daughter neat glass case to enclose
wreaths. 1t was from his own design
and is a neat piece of work.
lIIiram lodge, No. Is, T. & A. NJ,
worked the third degree on one candi.
date, Wednesday night. Among the
visitors present were G. A. Curtis, H
S. Hitchcock and Harry Brown of King
Solomon's lodge Of Woodbury., and w
w, Bliss of Washington lodge of Mon.