The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-09-25

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Conovers Mass in F, Rinsuti'S choruses,
The Crusaders and Eldorado, and the
Infiamatus from Rossini's Stabet
Mater. The chorus includes singers
from all the choirs in town.
WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN.
Alexander Gordon, who has been ill,
is able to be out again.
Miss Gear of Portland, Maine, is the
new teacher in the seventh and eighth
grades in the Mitchell school and
boards at Mr. Gordon's.
Mrs Arthur Wedge from Bridgeport
is visiting among her many friends in
town. !
Rev and Mrs Wyckoff, of Chelsea,
VT, are visiting at the North Church
parsonage.
There was Union Missionary meet
ing in the South church on Sunday
evening. Don Shelton and Mr. Hicks,
both eminent speakers, were present.
A very interesting and helpful meet
ing was held in the North church on
the day previous. A large number
were present from surrounding towns.
Rev j. L. r. Wyckoff exchanged
pulpits with Rev Mr. Houghton Of
Bethlehem a week ago last Sunday.
Mr. Houghton gave his hearers very
interesting discussion. -
Harry Beardsley, son of Henry
Beardsley, has opened a law office in
Waterbury. .
Miss Sarah Beardsley Of Roxbury
visited friends in town, last week.
Katherine Freeman left last week for
the Wheaton Seminary, Mass. We
regret the vacant places that are left
by so many of our young people attend
ing schools out of town.
Henry W. Beecher will teach music
in the Mitchell school every Wednes-
day. %@.ra
The Catholic church is progressing
quite rapidly. 49,.
| Will Munson is having a large silc
erected, Allen and Tuttle doing the
work. III
J. h. Beardsley will move his family
to Southington. +-s -tE~.
Walter Stiles has bought out T. L.
Shea s meat business, and will also rent
the bakery, running a combination
meat, fruit, grocery and bakery bust
ness.
Joseph Fairclough was given sur.
prise on his 50th birthday, last week
which proved very pleasant occasion
There will be second concert giver
by Prof Isaac Beecher Clarke in the
ev ening of September 80, under the
auspices of ST Paul's parish.
Mr. Northrop of New Haven has beer
visiting his nieces, the Misses JudSon
on North Main street.
Miss Florence Smith is visiting ir
Waterbury.
John Munson and family have re
turned from their California trip.
The Wilkinson family return tx
their home in Jersey City about
October 1.
| Arthur Skilton and wife are soon t,
visit New York City.
HOTCHKIssvILLE.
Mrs P hilip G. Burr and little sol
Herbert of Cambridge, Mass, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs Julia P. Bradley
Frank Wheeler and family are t,
move back to Brookfeld.
Miss Kate Gilbert of West Side ha
resumed her work in the wareroom o
the knife shop.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Dawson have beel
spending while at their cottage al
Milford shore.
Miss Emma Traverse is working il
the warerOOm of the knife shop.
, Don 0. Shelton, secretary Of HON
Missions, made an address in Sunda
school, last Sunday. Miss May B. Lorl
of Hartford will address the Schoo
, next Sunday.
While at work at the cutlery shop
last Saturday morning, Sidney Scoville
an old man over 80 years, was takel
= with severe pain in his heart an
: was carried to his home in West Side
Will COncannOn has moved to tn