The Newtown bee., 1903-09-11
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The pastor, Rev c. s. Dikeman, will speak from the subject, "Power of the Christian life', at the Methodist church, next Sunday morning, at To- 45. Last Sunday morning was a ''Red Letter day. at the Methodist church. Eleven new members were received n full membership. This is the largest 30 years. A large audience was pres ent.
 Mrs Moses Thorpe and Mrs Turney Northrop and two sons, Stanley and Elliott, enjoyed trip to New York, last week Wednesday. Misses Bertha and Edna Godfrey of Greenfield Hill: are the guests, this week, of MT and Mrs William Osborne of Walnut street. Mir and Mrs William Osborne; H. D.. Logan and family, William Keller and mother, in company with Mrs Eugene Godfrey and children of Greenfield Hill, enjoyed days outing at Sasco Beach, last week Wednesday. Mrs 0. E. Morgan and daughter, Grace, passed Thursday and Friday, in Bridgeport.
 MT Crofut and family and MT Young and family closed their cottage in Hattertown, last Tuesday, and re- uCO UO UllCl1 III oIdu&C, N. c . Miss D. s. GeinS of Brooklyn is spending few days, this week, with MT and Mrs Stephen French. Miss Clara Candee is taking course of study at the Bridgeport Business college, beginning her studies there last Tuesday.
 Miss Catherine Reitter left for her school at Northfeld, last Tuesday. George A. Quick killed blue her. on, near his home, that measured six feet, two inches from tip to tip of it's wings and five feet, two inches from the bill to tip of it's tail.
 Mir and Mrs William Mills of Bridge port, MT and Mrs Theodore Neidman of Newark, N. J., were recent guests of MT and Mrs William Osborne, on Velvet street.
 Mrs S. J. Hoffman of Brooklyn. is spending few days, this week, with MT and Mrs John T. Porter.
 Andrew DObblestein and family en- joyed a days outing in Bridgeport this week.
 Orr & Co.'s overalls and working shirts are the best for farmers to buy for they are the most Serviceable. For sale by Stephen French, at the depot. Fair of Greenfield Hill, on the club grounds, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September 15, 16 and IT,. If any one of the days prove stormy, it will be continued Friday, September IS.
 At an official meeting of the trustees of the Methodist church, last Monday afternoon, Eugene Northrop and Birdsey Sherman were reelected for term of three years.
 Miss Edith Logan of EaStOn was guest, over Sunday, of MT and Mrs William Osborne, on Velvet street.
 Mrs Fairchild and daughter, Annie, who have recently purchased the George Curtis place, moved there this week. Craft $ Lyons are newly deco rating the interior of the house.
 Stephen Hayes, with q force of men, have been grading and improving the road, near the Lower Stepney school house.
 Mrs Frank Bibbins and daughter, Elsie, of EaSton, were guests, one day last week, of MI and Mrs BOtsfOrd Peck
 Miss Florence Hayes, who has spent number of weeks with her father, has returned to Now Haven.
 Miss Anna Jekyl and friend of Bridge port ihave been entertained at the home of Mrs Arthur Tyrrell.
 Mrs Laura Beach of Bridgeport has been the guest of her sister, Mrs Jane Taylor.
 Mrs Carlos Warner of Brooklyn, and Mrs Albert Hall of Ansonia have been guests of Miss Seeley.
 MT and Mrs Frank Hodge of New Havenj have spent a few days with Mrs Mary Turney.
 Mrs Ella Patterson and son, Theo- dore, of Stamford, have been the guests of Mrs J. c. Field.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Morgan of Bridgeport have been visitingl at the home of Mrs Moses Hull.
 MT and Mrs M. B. Hawley have been guests of Mrs Fillmore Hawl"y, in East Bridgeport