The Newtown bee., 1904-07-29
NOTES FROM ST ROSES!

Mass will be celebrated at St Step hens church at Stepney on Sunday at II o'clock. ~--+
 Rev Mother M. Burchmans, superior of the Middletown community, Sisters of Mercy, spent day at the convent here last week.
 Sister M. Columbo is exercising the duties of Mother Superior at the Con- vent of Mercy in the absence of M. M. Vincent. f"@5
 Instructions for the children of St Roses parish who are attending the public schools will be held at the church every Tuesday and Friday aft ernOon at o'clock. Instructions also for the children who are prepa ring to make their first Communion.
 The work of the parish census in connection with taking up the annual collection is thus far most satisfactory and at the g o'clock mass on Sunday Father Fox extended most sincere thanks in recognition of the generous and courteous treatment accorded him in his visits.
 On Monday morning an anniversary mass was celebrated for the late Mary A. Bradley.
 On Wednesday morning there was an anniversary mass for the late Frank and Nellie Carley. The intellectual program, this year, of the summer school, which is in Ses- sion for one month for the Sisters o1 Mercy here, is one of the best that has ever been presented. The classes in Latin, algebra and higher English are under the direction of Sister M. Agnes of Portland, Conn. Voice and music is under the instruction of Sister M Teresa of Newtown. In the various classes are the following: Sisters M Angeles, M. Elizabeth, M. Ignatius, M. qolumbo, M; Agnes, M. Benedict M. Regis, M. Jerome, M. AlacOque, M. Carmelita, M. Fidelis. Night Telegraph Operator North of the Newtown railroad station, is boarding at Taylor's hotel. Frank Bates is out with a rubber tired runabout, bought of A. M. Bris COG & Son.
 Harry Coger is convalescing nicel! and expects to leave the Norwalk hos pital on Sunday.
 Mrs Morris Beers of Ansonia is visit ing MT and Mrs Julius Beers.
 Miss Kate Madigan is out after al attack of appendicitis. Dr Kiernan attended her.
 Gladys and Harry Houghton of Nev York are guests of Mrs J. w. Gordon
 Miss Martha Aldis of Torringtol was the guest on Wednesday of MT R. N. Betts.
 B. V. Hamlin, the well-known phot artist, of Winsted, is in Sandy HOOl visiting his father.
 Miss Mamie Kilbride of New Haver is visiting her uncle, Michael F. Kill bride.
 Mrs Benjamin Corning is visiting he mother, Mrs George Banks, at Botsford
 Mrs J. w. Gordon has been spendin several days in Danbury as the gueS ef Mrs M. G. Doyle:
 MT and Mrs s. P. Glover, MT an Mrs G. F. Taylor, and MT and MI Lawrence Warner and son are enjOyin a sojourn at Morris Cove.
 Mrs Martin Troy passed Sunday i Nor walk. At the photographic studio owe Betts' drug store at Sandy Hook, photos are made for 25c. Thay al clear and distinct and every Orde brings second patron. They will b there but a few days longer, so haste
 to avail yourselves of the opportunit. Henry s. Gibson of New York is e, pected at his Sandy Hook home, Fr day. to spend Sunday. Three men employed by s. B. Churc
 & Co.,, on the tower and tank erecte
 by this firm for the New York Beltir
 & Packing Go. at Sandy Hook, COT
 pleted their work on Tuesday and le town.
 William Bray of Bridgeporti is spen
 ing two weeks with MT and Mrs Jol Calvin of Zoar.
 Mrs Lillian Mckenzie and son a spending few weeks with her fathe Henry Johnson, in Zoar.
 F. A. Beemis, representing McInto
 & Co. of Springfield, Mass, was ,a Sandy Hook, Tuesday, stopping at Ta v. lOr'S hotel.
 -l The Echo club, of about 100 me sy berS, were entertained at the Sou . View hotel, Woodmont, Thursd ,s, night.
 The meat strike does not affect \