The Newtown bee., 1904-03-25
TRINITY PARISH NOTES.

mass at St Roses will begin at a. m., sharp.
 TRINITY PARISH NOTES. TO-DAY (FR1DAY). At 7.3O D. m., evening prayer and address in the Guild room. Friday morning, the rector admins | terS the Holy Communion to some sick person deprived of the privilege of church attendance.
 On Saturday the Junior Auxiliary will meet at the Rectory at ? p. m. HOLY WEEK. On Sunday, Palm Sunday, the church will be decorated with palms, and there l will be palms distributed to those who may wish to take them.
 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, there will be evening prayer and devotional reading at 3 p. m.
 On Good Friday, morning prayer and ante-communion at 10 a. m. Three hours devotion, from 12 to D. m.
 The offering on Good Friday will be for missions to the Jews, and on Easter day for general missions. EASTER DAY. Holy Communion at a. m. Morn ing prayer and Holy Communion at II a. m. Children's service, 4.3O p. m. There will be service at the Hawley- vile chapel on Wednesday at 7.3O p. m. The meeting of the Woman's Auxil- iary will be omitted during Holy Week.
 John Gilbert, lifelong resident of the town, died suddenly, Wednesday morning. Shortly after getting up in the morning he fell back dead. His age was 66 years. His great weight, some $50 pounds, made it difficult for him to get about; yet he was always cheerful and good natured. He is sur whom he lived. The funeral occurs on Friday at p. m.
 An addition is being built on to the barn of F. J. Naramore. G. w. Stuart is doing the work. | Miss Jessie M. Taylor is teaching the Taunton school, owing to the illness of Miss Sinclair.
 Mrs Elizabeth Tomlinson and Miss Bessie will leave for Brooklyn, April 4, passing Easter Sunday at the Grand Central hotel. Next week Mrs Tom linson will take Master Tommie to the city.
 M. B. Pinney of Hartford was in Sandy Hook, this week, stopping at Taylor's hotel.
 l Mrs Kate Clancy, waitress at Fay lor's hotel, has been laid up with rheu- matism at her home in the Purchase.
 Chief Decorator John Dayton has been doing an artistic job of painting at Taylor's hotel.
 Edward Troy passed two days in Woodmont, this week, and let the con- tract for enlarging his hotel there. Dr George D. Bolles of Bethel, first class dentist, will open an office in Betts' block, Sandy Hook, and will be there every Wednesday. Sandy Hook is fortunate to have a dentist of his ability locate there. He comes the 30th for the first time.
 The regular meeting of Jephthah chapter, o. B. S., will be held on the 18th. A special meeting will be held on April 19, when the grand officers will be present.
 MT and Mrs Minott Augur passed Sunday in Woodbridge.
 Mrs John Hyott has been under the care of pr Gale for several days. |, John Kilbride of the Glen has beer
 under Dr Greens care for several days
 The family of Robert Carman will
 remove to Newburg, N. Y., about
 April l.
 Mrs Martin Keane has been passing
 a few days with friends on Gas street
 Miss Mary Kilbride is recoverin n,
 from an attack of the grip.
 Mrs Emily Hirst is ill with the gril !. at the home of her daughter, Mrs G
 R. Wilson. 5 Mrs Clara Roswell is indisposed. ?; Miss Mabel Sturges, who has bee1 Il suffering with severe cold, is abl
 now to be out.
 |. MT and Mrs D. A. Wilson visite, friends in Ridgeield, Carmel, Brew
 sters and Mill Plains, last week.
 Althea, the infant daughter of F l. l. M. Miller, has been seriously i'll. D IL Schuyler attended her. r. George R. Wilson is putting a fires e; coat of paint on his house. in Miss Nora F. Costello bid in her ia m m ther's place in Hanover at the auction last Saturday, paying $75O for it. James Peck has been quite seriousl s. i'll with inflammatory rheumatism, fo r lowing the Scarlatina, tOnSilitiS an Re E measles.
 It, Mrs Martin Keane's house will be O Id cupied by s. Bluman. The house d: being painted and papered, this weel ad odi by James Morrissey: 6y Henry Gibson will have a new inc W" and half pipe from the spring to b = residence, a distance of 1000 feet. S3 s5 J. Hall will do the work.
 
 m m The store building at Hawleyvill It., owned by Selectman s. A. Blackma - was burned, Saturday morning. Erne nd Hawley, the grocer, lost his enti 'ry stock save A few movable fixtures al le. cococ Mr plocl1~on uill ,rahuiId /. J. ooooo' M DA~SAHou ~nnaa Mn l ..N