The Newtown bee., 1904-05-27


 before the service that you may go into the church in g body. The service begins prompt ly at Il o'clock.-[O. w. B.
 THE RALLY PRAYER MEETING THIS
 EVENING.
 This is the evening for the "rally" prayer meeting of May. The subject is appropriate to this flower season of the year, the 1O4th Psalm, "God in Nature" Some poem, some lesson from birds or trees or flowers, would add to the helpfulness of the meeting. CHILDREN's DAY, JUNE 12.
 Childrens day is almost here, just two weeks from next Sunday. The were rehearsed last Sunday. Exercises, reel bright. % happy ye day. bsausifui weather. % of course, thrown In.
 Mrs James Armstrong Is recovering from an attack Of grip and fever:
 Mrs Frank Kilbride of Passaic, N. J., is visit ing her parents. MT and Mrs Michael Jordan the factory of the Fabric Fire Hose co.
 Mrs Harvey Decker is passing two weeks at her former home at Butler, N.J: mother. Mrs Ella Wilcox. in the Glen.
 At the regular meeting of Jephthah chapter, eHtend an iPvitasioe M to the membsrs o of the Danbury chapter to meet with them at the regular meeting in June;
 F; A: Bemis representing Mcintosh & G %. of day, stopping at Tayle...s hotel:
 Merchant Louis Goulett of Stevenson di ned | Tn lopsS hot 0rn
 Mir and Mrs Edward Taylor called on Bur ton sherman, Friday, who was greatly pleased by the visit. MT sherman is approaching his s7th birthday and has been totally blind for several years.
 s: B: Church of Seymour and Boston is to Mir Allen, who is to have charge of thework. is stopping with his wife at Taylor's hotel. Rev Otis. w Barker will speak at the Hawleyville chapel, Thursday even- ing, June 2, at 7.45. Miss Erwin passed Sunday at her home in New Milford. Charles Minor has new runabout, purchased of Patrick Shea. Hiram lodge, Mo- IS, F. & A. M. will confer the M. M. degree at the regular communication, next Wednesday night
 Miss Cornelia Curtis of Curtis hill sustained stroke of apoplexy, Tues day afternoon. She was found by the carriage house door in an unconscious condition by c. M. Beresford. Mrs Cicero BeardSley was secured as nurse. Dr Kiernan is attending her.
 Superintendent of Construction A. w. Ladd and General Construction ForemanI. M. Lawrence of the South ern New England Telephone Co.,, were new line to be built. They stopped at the Grand Central hotel.
 Miss L. B. Erwin of Torrington, the talented and popular milliner, has de- cided to remain in Sandy Hook another week, as she has been favored with a generous patronage and has promise of and nice display of choice millinery goods.
 CultivatOrs, corn planters, hillers, and all the tools needed on the farm will be found at the Brick store, Sandy Hook.
 Special values for the ladies, this week, at the store of Taylor, Curtis X Co. include duck and pique dress skirts straw goods, lawn caps and hats.
 Is your croquet set demolished? Get a new one for little money at the store of Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook
 MT and Mrs G. R. Wilson were ir DanburY, Wednesday, to attend tht funeral of an aunt of MT Wilson, MT! Elijah Wilson.
 Rev Patrick Fox went to Meriden Wednesday, to attend the funeral O. Miss Cecelia B. Flynn. Father Fox was in Danbury, Tues ! day, and assisted in the confirmation services at St Peters church. K. J. NaramOre has erected a lam] post in front of his residence, upol which he has placed a gasoline stree lamp.
 cupied by Mrs J. w. Gordon, is rec civ ing new dress of paint. Edward Pes | is the artist. | Master Edward Carroll broke hi arm, last week, while at play. D Klernan set the broken member. Zalmon s. Peck celebrated the 92' : anniversary of his birth quietly at hi home, last Monday, May B.
 William O'Hayer of Brookfeld wa the guest, last week, of his daughter Mrs John T. Sheehan.
 Mrs s. B. Stillson of New York Ina taken Mrs Daniel Camps house belo, the Street, for the summer.
 Mrs Charles Jackson, who has bee visiting her parents, MT and Mrs F. E Crosby, in Brookfield, has returned t her home in Hawleyville.
 Mrs Charles Jackson of Hawleyvill n n has entertained Mrs Charles Jucket 7. of Bethel.
 Mrs Clark Peck entertained Mrs A G. Baker of Washington, last week.