The Newtown bee., 1902-05-30

FR1PEAYh I l I ANYh M MAY A. f I3o' Fl 19o stead, pastor of the Methodist church of EastOn, postponed the first install o ment of the series entitled ''Biblical f Iragedies"9 until next Sunday, when the first, namely ,eEhe Tragedy in @Eden," will be given: On succeeding Sundays, the remaining instaIlments f h'The Universal- Tragedy" "Egypt's Great Tragedy, ''1"The Worlds Great estTragedy4 'WilFforml the subjects of the discourses9t ',hT .2no! , ,s' f
 "Dr Montgomery, }t 6d Cry the the new ne Y presiding cider, held first quarterly conference On Monday at Jesse Lee chapel. " 1nH 1tuIi .H Qr7--- -Jt"':"!It ,t[;yil, seGRFAPTIsT CHURCH TOPICS. .,t,.; Covenant and communion services will be observed. on. Sunday, June l. '
 Rev R. H. Sherman, attended the ministers meeting at Stratheld on Monday, the 26th.' = II sf yridiuW H iET--.H r. ,,o,ffi I'd Miss Martha ,Morehouse is visiting at Mrs Silliman's S! u2.r1 n51"!9H e5l I Miss Mary Tyler is attending school Fin what is generally known as the
 Adams distrfet. Ad'iI 27"9Fl ->''@'t [o afnglp afiJ 2i 5GdW ,ttiI7ri< ,G~,f ;arSn & Mallteetlte has has recently bought a
 pair of oft Belgian lpia lhpiales. 8> ". roa1 i FsiiAt this writing a headstone is being erected in | Union x cemetery to the memory Of Alma Amelia j'Turney, twffe of John5LI Perry. ]" 3H'i "t offI The remains of little Ruth H., daugh- | ter of T: Hemingway Goodsell, were brought from the hospital in Bridge port on, May 21, and taken to the Bap- fitist church, where, services were held
 conducted by Rev E. P, Aver and Rev
 R. H. Sherman, after which the burial
 too took place in Il the, cemetery near by
 On May B Charles DeGarms, who has s)bRen7a9familiarl figure in the town all his life, and had; reached the age of
 69 years, was buried in U nion cemetery 1lbeside his mOtherE37I 2nl '3ud P H!p7 . 4 ahC: c. Wells of Route 10 came out, Hast week, With ws+tth inieWa7 coat of paint on I his wagon, " making a. very gay appear lahce.. MT Pickett, tie Fairfield post. fmaster; spent a day going over MT veil. route short time ii ago, ,'i' .>', <.1'. .' J Mrs Louise Ward and son left town last week, foE, Hartford ,l where they
 will make their home in the future
 Their many friends will be; sorry olost ptiI TH film w2n aiit la1 t;}4;f }n's3 Jii' I5 The Ghibdmnls day tcoucert.at 'tht ICongregational church; will be he1t Sunday' evening" fJuneTsI "A nregulal bmeeting' of the Endeavor5 society will
 takesJhe place j of theE song service or ]:the first Sundays veningin June. oti Men are at Work with 1the new, roa@ ; machine on the roads through the Cen ter. MnAlouILIzlI U. .t-h>
 F. 'i"d 10 o'HUNffNSroN.s 91|iT +uj n3oWj0d ,y6tlIALAc2 tIIi' iiit1t!f 1f!i ijn3WALHH HILLS AND VICINITY. aifr fr2 Miss Edna Harris and her scholar, , fare2 1fgetting up'j 1an entertainment l, band ]sociable' to be given oIi Tuesday teNenirp,@Junes B, at the lisehoolhouse fThe' adn1ission wfntbei lOc. The fund!
 are to go toward library books. Il Ais! Harris is 7dessirous of securing $5 thai
 tthli thliiS school cilh el, nay ay also receive the same 1fl4HoAn falm4HoAnnt, from the; E; state. ,A f,o1golIa 3 lM Miss sHelem Jonesgoes1to New Haver g on Thursday toxisit her friend, Deli; 3 Surridge, for few days.
 2 Miss Harris of Meriden visited, he ! lsistef 6 toI g few days the, past week g Mrs Viii Johnson'ss 'ss. ,'"',''c "'', '''' ' $ Ito Mrs,Dt A.9Niehols is anticipating vi visit t0l Baston, this week.2 She zoe J as aguessaof; Miss Rhebe Beard who i y- teaehingset t Birmingham, Mass, il the Kindergarten department. ,iitst
 Mrs Mary E. Prev is sH still lillian i'll and un las,s$Smqbitth Smith .Wheeleriis better and is apl ! to go about little. ,.hc,,,< n), 1JRseey JRey Gfs Gs z, San4er returns to rHighlan' rtl4 rGtl4aWn, N this week. on bis way home fron g Richmond, hmlo Va, where he has :, ,bee1 s spending part of his, vacation, It. i } expected he will be here another Sun ! 4day.}l Fl liqeaos, 1o >.;13i,i,a1 ,nl' l. l.1ntMfs Emma 1FIubbelr is staying a ! Amos Wheelef's for a few weeks. nM' , ' iItlis' sincerely hoped the childrer
 fean be'presehtiat the Sunday mornins
 ser+iees as the apastoA is preaching [; fserFess bf serhofis "to atf1e little folk, that are profitable to thef1i3 Do ssoih
 Miss fRuth Beard d of Long d gTl Tiff visited , Mrs N. B. Nichols feeent1y;p and left Saturday lnorning. She is preparing f t6 tAkesA tripto Boston. bnh 1h4i1d $ .fJi odt n; -4I4-,4lssSt te4-lI Dq!icEsNii,l atni2l'd tt.lr1TRuMBuIL.d :'>'"pon'
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 CHESTNUT LAND.
 Mrs Bradley Beers is slowly improv
 ing. She has nurse from Bridgeport 1s1ix xs,~sanssr7S1bA,dtI sslbsoS 7SSl1bJ A,ldIt 1Ise4 Al zitt Mrs A. s. Beach.
 Mrs,Rsnaalllhas eat ordained friend. i; from Southport.
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