The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16
TRINITY CHURCH..

TRINITY CHURCH.
 Next Sunday being Whitsunday there will be the celebration of the Holy Communion in connection with the morning service.
 Miss Pearl Parsons has new bicycle, bought of Chicago parties. ing over the chimney tops on the resi- dence of Mrs Isaac Beers.
 Miss Clara Driggs of Brooklyn is visiting Miss Florence Warner.
 Carpenters are at work at the resi- dence of c. M. Pratt, laying new floors and making other improvements.
 Edward Lyons of Wallingford has passed few days with his mother, Mrs Patrick Lyons.
 Edward Troy went to Bridgeport, Wednesday. to attend the sessions of the Grand Army encampment and to meet some of his old comrades. MT Trov enlisted in the 3d Connecticut Artillery from Naugatuck.
 Charles Hall of Derby has been in town, this week, on trOutfng expedi- tion.
 Manager w. T. Cole of the Fabric road machine repairing the Sandy Hook road from the Brick store to the New England depot, and since has had a man engaged in carting on gravel.
 Mrs Wilcox has moved from Pine street into the Curtin house in the Glen.
 Mrs O. O. Wright is visiting her daughter, Miss Lucy Wright, in Bos- ton, Mass.
 Rev o. o. Wright, who attended the Musical Convention in New Haven, reports a very interesting and enjoya- ble time.
 The regular meeting of Jepthah chapter, o. B. S., will occur next Mon- day night.
 Dr R. N. Betts was in WOodburv, Wednesday, looking after some repairs he is having made on his property there.
 F. H. Sanford of Danbury was in UOWu, k1uuudf3 UAC kuCOU ol 1NCN duN Mrs J. II. George.
 Miss Mabel Northrop has d new bi- cycle.
 Lewis and Miss M. B. Christy of the Park City passed Sunday at Andrew c. Moore's.
 The May meeting of the Mems club will be held on the 18th, with J. J.. Northrop and c. c: Peck as hosts.
 F. W. Marsh, of the Bridgeport Trust Co.,, has rented the attractive Bryning place for the summer.
 JIG. Shelton, of the firm of Fairchild & Shelton, a most affable gentleman and a longtime friend of THE BEE, is at the Newtown Inn, convalescing af- ter an attack of typhoid fever.
 Dr Paul U. Sunderland has moved his office and residence from 12 Library place to 16O Deer Hill avenue, Dan bury.
 Mir and Mrs J. c. Keeler of Bethe have been at c. E. Johnson's for the past two weeks.
 Willis B. Coleman and Miss Ger trude Botsford from New Haven were at K. L. Coleman's over Sunday.
 A social dance under the auspices O George Johnson and Harry Davis vii be given at the barn of Mrs Lizzie Northrop, Wednesday evening, Ma! 21. The ladies will furnish refresh ments and the gentlemen music. stormy, it will be held the first fai evening.
 Miss Susan L. Camp attended th Teachers convention in NOrwalk. las Friday. The South Center school wa consequently closed:
 A telegram was received from W. c Johnson at Newton, Kan.. on Wednes day. They are expected home thi week. This is official.
 D. H. Glover has opened a quarry fo building stone between his pond an the railroad track. This may open u new industry in South Center.
 Robert Carman has been engaged i carpenter work and repairs about som of the buildings owned by Mrs Emil A. Bennett.
 A representative of Swift & Dwye ? of Danbury was in town, the first (