The Newtown bee., 1903-09-04
TRINITY CHURCH.

lNlNllY N1Ok\H.
On Sunday morning there will be the
administration of the Holy Commun-
ion at the II O'Clock service.
Owing to the storm of last Sunday
an opportunity will be given, next
Sunday, for those desiring to contrib
ute to domestic missions. cause which
appeals strongly to all Christians.
Rev j. H. George was in Brooklyn,
to officiate at the marriage
of Frederick H. Sanford and Miss Ma
talie Niles Drake, in st James church
Of that city.
J. H. billiard and son, Thomas, who
are in the employ of w. G. johnson,
assisted in celebrating Bridgeport S
Old Home week, on Thursday.
A. T. Brill of Quaker Hill, N. Y,
was caller at The BEE Office, Wed
nesday.
Don't fail to attend the Woodbury.
Newtown ball game, Saturday.
E. j. Hall took day from the rush
Of business, Saturday, land with George
Hall OF Danbury, tished in Taunton.
lake, Saturday. They caught several
bass weighing less than four pounds.
That venerable and delightful gen.
tleman, Dea N. W. Mitchell, honored
THE BEE Office with call, Wednesday,
bringing some beautiful bouquets of
One blossom measured IL
inches in circumference.
Charles B. Nichols of Stepney was a
caller at THE BEE Office, Wednesday.
Michael Tierney of Passaic, N. j., is
visiting in town.
A. L. Conkey, the energetic New
Milford piano man, will make a tine
exhibit Of pianos at the NewtOwn fair
Mr. Conkey handles q fine line OF pianos
w. A. Wilsey is putting on new
walls and laying chimneys in the Lillis
building at Sandy Hook.
Miss Ida Ruff]es is passing the week
with friends in the Park City.
George B. Fairchild returned home
Tuesday, from a visit of several weeks
with his aunt, Mrs Della Taylor, ir
Bethel.
Mrs E. A. Bennett returned on Tues
day night from New Haven.
Mrs Stotts of Hartford visited Mr.
r. A. Bennett on Wednesday.
John Flemming of Southbury is ou
with new runabout, bought of thos,
reliable dealers, A. M. Briscoe & Son
Birdsey Beardsley has taken hi
milk from Hubbell Brothers depo
creamery,and is now selling it to W. G
Johnson.
Mrs F. A. Mallett of Monroe ant
Misses Grace E. and Florence A. LAX
have been visiting their sister, Mrs W
G. johnson, the past week.
Ross Jewell, the new principal of tn
High school, arrived in town on Mon
day and Mrs Jewell is expected in
few days.
Mrs Elijah Fuller returned iron
Bridgeport, Tuesday, where she ha
been spending few days with her sis
ter, Miss Lennie Mayfeld, who is a
the Bridgeport hospital for treatment
Miss Clara Sheehan is visiting he
cousin, Miss Arylene Miller, in Bridge
port.
Unclaimed letters remained in tn
Newtown pOstOtfice, September l, ac
dressed to: A. J. Bush, William Dodi1
George Earnshaw, Isaac Henry
Miss Lena Linde, Miss Catharine Nj
Laughlin, G. W. Patrick, H. r. Phi
lips, Thomas Quinlavan, A. Fl. Row
ley, Mrs G. H. William, and five foreig
letters.-[George F. Duncombe, pos
master.
Miss Katherine Donahue of Walnl
Tree Hill is visiting her brother, Ma
tin Donahue, of Bridgeport.
John Ryan, who has been i'll for fl,
weeks, is now able to sit up. A traine
nurse and DR. j. w. Gordon have bee
caring for him.
The regular communication of Jep
than chapter, O. e. s., will be he
next week Monday night.
DR.. w. Gordon, P. F. Grove, Jol
Dayton, P. f. Kelly. julius Tilso
Newton Curtis, P. f. Heating al
H. G.. Warner ably represented San
Hook at Bridgeport: Thursday
Miss Eunice Augur of Woodbridl
who has been visiting Mr. and M