The Newtown bee., 1902-05-30

Union Memorial services will be held at the Methodist hall on Sunday evening. Rev Charles Doupe, rector of Grace church, will deliver an ad- ss.appropriate to the occasion and the choir of the Methodist church will furnish the music.
 George Sherman purchased horse in Bridgeport, last week.
 Mrs Richard Rapp and child are on the sick list.
 F. L. Turney had the misfortune to severely injure his right arm, last Sunday evening. Dr Hill attends him.
 Miss Hariette Lewis, daughter of
 the late Birdsey Lewis, and a former
 resident of this place, died at her sis
 ter's in New Haven on Thursday and
 was buried in the Long Hill cemetery
 on Saturday. She will be greatly miss
 ed by large circle of friends. l During the thunder storm of Mon-
 day evening two trees were struck m
 front of Miss Lena Beers residence
 and badly shattered.
 The remains of Mrs Polly Latin,
 widow of the late David Middlebrooks,
 of Vergennes, Vt., and former resi-
 dent of this place. were brought to
 Long Hill for burial on Monday of last week.. Rev Charles DOupe Officiated
 at the grave.
 Mrs Lewis Prindle of Bridgeport is the guest of Lena Beers. If the parties who take the rings from the horse sheds of the Methodist } church that are used to tie horses to } will call on the trustees they will fur, 1 niSh them free and then they will not have to steal them. What is there ) meaner on this round globe than tc . steal church property. Any one that l will do that isn't too mean to do any. thing. They had better learn the 3 eighth commandment. D The church will celebrate Children's
 day the third Sunday in June with . e Sunday school concert in the evening r with songs, recitatiOns, etc. g Harry Jennings is on the sick list D and not able to do anything. :. One after another the old time resi- n dents are brought back here and bur f jed in the family lot where thei > friends were laid. Miss Harriet
 Lewis, daughter of the late Birdse,
 Lewis, was buried here, last Saturday
 F. l.. Turney had fall and dislocat ;- ed his shoulder.
 MT and Mrs Robert Stains wer d made happy, last Saturday, by the ar 1- rival of a boy baby.
 s Miss Rena Downs is spending fez 6 days with friends in Bridgeport. a Bridgeport parties gave socia Il dance in Hadley's hall, Thursda |. evening.
 7 MT and Mrs Frank Mallette vii ;, celebrate the 2Oth anniversary of thei ,:. wedding this evening, May 30. 7, The Bridgeport Water Go. are clean l. ing the reservoir near the home of ( 2, M. Beach,, besides making other i'm y prOyements.
 We can supply you fruit for you
 table, pineapples, bananas and straw
 berries. Try the new cereal, Malta H31 Vita in large packages, 14c; needs n II cooking. Twenty pounds of the bes r. granulated sugar for $1.1W. \ T, Hurd, the grocer.
 N Wednesday, May 2l, Mrs Nathanie v Hall celebrated her 81st birthday ar :, niversary. A number of- friends cal 1T 1T ed through the day to. congratulat 1T her. She was remembered by he
 Mrs Fred Keinard of Springfield c, Mass, is seriously ill at her home. He ,s mother, Mrs H. B. Leavitt, who wa " expected home, has been detained sst Mrs Richards illness. SSV' Charles Wilson was found in a V, . cant lot near the home of Willial d Gabler, last Monday afternoon, afte If the hard shower, in a helpless. cond ,a dition. It is not known whether r ,s had shock or whether he was Struc ie 1e by lightning. Tuesday he was remo' ,e ,e ed to the Bridgeport hospital. h John Pulford is able to be out agai P after severe attack of the grip. ..o, c. My~Beach is having his hous Il l newly painted. James Screeder ( ~ Stratford is doing the work.