The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07
CHURCH NOTES.


 CHURCH NOTES.
 Communion service was observed at Christ church, Sunday.
 Rev William T. Holmes returned from his fathers home in Montclair, N. J., on Friday and gave the prepara ducting the services at the Congrega- tional church, Sunday morning, after which the regular communion was held.
 Rev 0. H. Ford preached again, Sunday morning, in the Methodist church.
 ATTORNEY BUCKINGHAM MARRIED.
 Attorney S. Mclean Buckingham left, Saturday, for Pittsburgh, Pa. where on Wednesday, the 9th inst, he was united in marriage to Miss Mar garrett McConway, daughter of MT and Mrs William McConway of that city.
 Miss Mary Bronson IS spending a month with Mrs Margaret Atwood in Southbury.
 The delegates elected Saturday even- ing at the democratic caucus are as follows: State, J. D. Bote]le, B. P. AOOO"dn, NOA8 1OOoAOuo11 H. H. 41OA- ingway, W. H. Beers; county, D. E. Hannon, Herbert T. Dayton, F. M. Painter, T.. F. McGowan; senatorial, M. J. Loughlan, James Planning, Hen ry Harrison, B. T. Crittenden.
 Miss Naybelle Hickox, who has spent the past year with Ter grandmother in Southbury, is home for month.
 Lamphier Brothers have begun to fill their silOs.
 MT and Mrs T. E. Parker spent last Sunday at Fort Trumbull.
 Mrs Thomas Black is visiting rela- tives in town.
 Mrs B. 0. Atwood is entertaining a cousin.
 MT and Mrs Seth Bassett are visit- ing in New Haven.
 F. N. Bean attended the funeral of his brother-in-law at Springfield, Mass, last week.
 w. H. French and wife of Wolcott visited friends in WatertOwn, recent
 MT and Mrs c. B. Mattoon, Mir and Mrs M. J. Munson and MT and Mrs F.. B. Noble spent Thursday at Savin Rock.
 B. P. Hudson and wife have returned from an outing at Laurel beach.
 w. s. French, Wallace Atwood, Alanson Warner, Merritt Hemingway, Charles Gibson, George 5. Scott, A. T. Blakeslee, R. V. Magee and James McCleary attended the gathering of the Crocodiles at Compounce, last week.
 The democrats held caucus, Satur- day evening, ,Iat the Town hall, to elect delegates to the state convention at Hartford.
 Miss Lucy Woodward has sailed for Persia.
 Mrs Henry T. Dayton has returned from a 10 days visit with her sister at
 Mrs Mary Cloffey and son are out of town visiting.
 MT and Mrs 0. H. Bidwell have gone to MT Bidwell's home in Shelton. T. H. Bald wins horse fell suddenly in front of the Town hall, Sunday, as they were returning home from church, but fortunately no damage resulted from the mishap, and it was quickly aS- sisted to it's feet by willing hands. The Hitchcock Hardware Go. have the contract to put in the village wa ter and bathroom fixtures at the Con- gregatiOnal parsonage.
 MT and Mrs A. w. Barton were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs w. G. Barton of New Milford, at Walnut beach. MT and Mrs Thomas Fray and son 1 are at Revere beach for a week. An enjoyable surprise party was giv- en, Friday evening, to MT and Mrs Charles Boyle. H. D. Taft was in Watertown Satur- day and Sunday. James Strockbins, manager at HitckcOck's Hardware store, returned, Saturday, from an outing trip of three weeks through the West, visiting sev- eral states, going as far as the MiSSOu- ri River.
 Mrs Charles Logue and sister passed Sunday with relatives and friends in ThOmaStOn.
 Charles Main was at the shore, Sun- day.
 $. B. Stocking. Raymond and Gerald Cunningham sang the OfferatOry. Sun day morning, at Christ church. Miss Sarah Cables recently visited her parents here.
 The Alpha club held meeting, Friday afternoon, at Mrs B. J. Bart lett's. The Misses Lord of Hartford entertained the members with instru- men tai and vocal music. Mrs Clifford Lord, also of Hartford, was present. Mrs Katherine Woodruff is home from an outing at Winsted and vicini- ty.
 MT and Mrs Working and little son, LeRoy. have returned to Watertown from their vacation, spent mostly at Yarmouth, N. $.
 MT and Mrs Griswold returned, last