The Newtown bee., 1903-06-19
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTFs


 The Ladies Aid society met at the home of Mrs Burr Hawley, Thursday afternoon.
 There will be phonograph concert and social given under the auspices of the Ladies' society as soon as arrange ments are completed.
 Services at the church next Sunday at 10.45 a: m. and 7.30 p. m. Subject of morning lesson, "Solitude and Silence" Matt. IA: B. In the eveE- ing the subject of the sermon will te "The Hard and Narrow Places," Acts 27: A.
 A prayer meeting will be held at Lower Stepney, Wednesday evening, June "A. Subject found in 1st Peter
 There will be service at Lower Stepney, Sunday evening", June 28. All are invited to come. The subject of MT Prices sermon will be "Chris- tian Magnetism.
 Plans are being made for an inter- eSting service of worship for every body to be held Sunday evening, July 5, at the Baptist church. Printed programs will be used. The male quartet are to sing. There will be a short sermon by the pastor. The serv- ice is for all, peoples service. Miss R. Reid and Miss May Watson of Long Hill attended the ''tea" given by Mrs Blackwood in Tashua on Tues day last.
 Arthur Morgan and family of Bridgeport were guests the past week of MT and Mrs Moses Hull. l c. B. Osborne went to Newburgh, N. Y., last Saturday, to meet MI Swartwout of the Filston farm, Balti- more, to help buy collie dogs for MI SwartwOut. This is the fourth tri[ MT Osborne has made to the New burgh kennels to purchase collies fol the same parties.
 The Gan trip lem is the brand o1 overalls kept by Stephen French at the Depot and the best kind for farm CTS to buy.
 W. L. Penfeld is enjoying his an Orange, N. J.
 Joseph Buzzer, who has been laid ul for week, is now able to be at his post of duty at c. L. Smalley's black smith shop.
 Arthur Morgan of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his parents, Mir and Mrs o. B. Morgan in Hattertown.
 Mrs Hill of West Bedding is a guest of MT and Mrs G. w. StiIlson.
 P o m1pp % M hs G sarpey a nas at ssspns Center. Any orders left there will be prompt ly attended to by Dr Gallup.
 hand from Easton working for him.
 The subject of the sermon to be preached a Ih: Rev is an b. 6s
 Mrs Henry Booth is spending flow week 50. D. Morgan of Hattertown ha sold his engine, boiler and circula saw to out of town parties. MT Nor gan will load the machinery on to tn cars at BotSford Depot. c. N. Gallup, M. D., Ihas permanent ly located at Long Hill, where he will engage in the general practice of med icine and all in need of medical at : tendance can secure his services a any hour of the day or night. Ofric' and residence at the F. s. Shelton place, Main street. Dr Gallup has hal extensive experience in sanitarium, in stitute and general practice, having been consulting and an examinln physician in one of the largest medica . institutes in this country and the beS medical sanitarium in the west. H will theref ore give special attention t , the Urea atment of chronic disease. 4 limited number of patients will be aC com modated at his home, which is de lightfully located on the Berkshir branch of the N. Y., N. H. and H. R :: R., in the pleasant village of Lon Hill, 400 feet above the sea, with beat
 tiful surroundings, charming scenery : salubrious atmosphere, fine water an good drainage. This combined witt it's splendid appointments,k kind attenc ance, and the latest improved meth :. OdS of treatment makes it an idea place to win those back to health an strength who are in need of a chang and rest from the worry and care ( the home or business. Correspondence solicited