The Newtown bee., 1904-12-23
SERVICE FOR CHRISTMAS SUNDAY.

SERVICE FOR CHRISTMAS SUNDAY.
 On Sunday morning there will be the usual Christmas service, with sermon by the rector and special music by the choir. There will be Holy Communion in connection with the morning Serv- ice.
 Meetings for tying greens are to be held on Friday and Saturd ay after moons and evenings. | D. G. Beers, D. c. Peck and R. H. Beers, committee of Trinity Parish vestry having in charge the improve ment of the heating of the church, have decided to make sundry changes in the furnaces now used, taking the cold air for same from the inside and | diScarding the use of outside air as used at present. B. B. Doolittle, an expert of the Richardson & Boynton | Furnace Co.,, was in town, Wednesday, in consultation with the committee. | B. J. Hall will have charge of the l work, which will begin at once and be pushed as rapidly as possible. At Taylor, Curtis & Co.'S will be found seaSonable stock of mems and boys overcoats, neckwear, fur caps and solid line of horse blankets and fur robes.
 Arthur Grove passed Wednesday in New Haven.
 pr Kiernan, Charles HawIey and Levi Banks have new sleighs, bought of A. M. Brlscoe & Son.
 Miss M. Eliza beth Goodwin, assistant teacher at the High school, left on Thursday for her home at Peacedale, R. l., for the holidays. Masters Leonard and Donald Wright, who have been sick for two weeks, are much better.
 The artesian we'll Frank Mitchell has had drilled; went down to depth of PTS feet
 ALUM. Briscoe had a horse ill with collie, requiring the attendance of Veterinary Conger of Sandy Hook.
 M. J. Heating was in the Park City, 1 Wednesday.
 Frank North of Bridgeport passed Sunday at Taylor's hotel. Miss Lynn, teacher in the Half Way | River district, is boarding at Charles E. Bradley's.
 Philo Nichols is convalescing from 1 hiS,illness.
 Mrs Harvey Decker will entertain her mother and brother from Butler, N. J., over the holidays. | Mrs Leslie Nichols and children will pass Christmas in East Hartford.
 Frank McGran of New Rochelle, N. r., called on his mother, Mrs John Mo- Gran, on Thursday last.
 Mrs John Hyott has been on the sick list for few days. Dr A. L. Schuyler attends her.
 Mrs Joseph Quackenbush is enter taining an aunt from Warwick, N. Y.
 Martin Curry is recovering from an attack of acute indigestion.
 Miss Hazel Wilcox of Bridgeport is passing the holidays with her mother in the Glen.
 J. w. Dayton passed Wednesday night in Fairfield.
 Betts & Betts are offering an attract. i've line of Christmas cards, candies, and score of useful and pretty things for Christmas.
 Lemons, oranges, figs, grapes and dates for the Christmas feast at the store of BettS & Betts.
 James B. Nichols and s. E. Sanford spent Sunday in Bedding.
 Miss Hattie A. Ruffels of Bridgeport is enjoying two weeks vacation at her home in Taunton.
 
 Miss Mabel Sturges has accepted a position with the New England Lace } Curtain Co.,, in Hawleyvile.
 Frederick Taylor has moved hi. family into the upper part of the Brick house at Hawleyville.
 George A. Northrop was so unfortu nate as to lose the third and fourth fingers of the left hand at the second joint in buzz planer, Tuesday. pr F J. Gale dressed his wounds and he ii D getting along nicely. Miss Mabel Jencks, daughter o h Mrs Sarah Smith Jencks, and studen U at Radcliffe college, Cambridge, Mass. h is passing the holidays with MT ant Mrs Arthur J. Smith.
 Mrs Ross Jewell is visiting her par ents in Philadelphia during the vaca tion at the Academy
 l.. F. Curtis, the Bridgeport drug gist. is favorite trading place fO people outside the city for drugs of al 5 kinds. Prescriptions carefully com pounded from the best and pureS drugs Obtainable.