The Newtown bee., 1907-02-15

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AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
 Because of the inclemency of the weather, last Sunday morning, the service for the children and young peo. pie was not held at the Baptist church It is hoped that all may be present Sunday morning, when they will be heartily welcome. Singing class will inst, and Friday, next week, the 22d at the parsonage.
 Don't forget. Some special bar. gains now at B. Hawley & Co.'S. Gall and see them.
 Quite 8 number from this place took in the theater party, last Friday even ing, to Bridgeport, where they enjoyed Dockstader's Mtnstrels at Smith 8 theater. A special train left Bridge port about midnight which brought
 Mrs Ernest w. Northrop is enter taining her father from Danbury, this week.
 Last Tuesday afternoon, as Samuel Goldberg was driving his horse through Upper Stepney, he suddenly Co.'S store.
 There is. none better than Washing ton baking powder and with each pound you get a very servicea ble enameled ware dish, which includes tea kettles, double boilers, tea pots, coffee pots, dish pans, sauce pans and kind that do long service. For sale at Stephen French's at the depot.
 B. F. Lyons, who has been substi- tute carrier on Route Is, has just re- ceived the appointment of carrier on that route. MT Lyons has had charge of the route since the deatk of Edson Hayes, who was carrier for years.
 John Jackson had the misfortune to lose valuable COW, the first of the week.
 Mrs Moses H. Thorpe is suffering from lame shoulder, caused by fall in her home about two weeks ago.
 About 40 from Newtown enjoyed a sleighr1de to the home of MT and Mrs J. Coley Fields, last Friday evening, where they spent a very enjoyable evening. A fine supper was served, after which dancing was enjoyed un- til the small hours of the morning. The occasion was one long to be re- mem bered by all.
 Andrew B. Curtis is gaining slowly and is now able to sit up a few min. utes each day pr Osborne of Bridge port is attending him. MT and Mrs Ernest w. Northrop en. tertained friends from Danbury and Bridgeport over Sunday. MT and Mrs M. B. Hawley, in com pany with MT and Mrs F. B. Gilbert of Newtown, are enjoying few days stay in New York City, this week.
 Oscar Plumb and family of Nichols were guests, last Tuesday, of Mrs Plumb's parents, MT and Mrs1Stepher Hayes.
 The many friends here of Reuben Fl. Lane were deeply saddened, las, Tuesday, to hear of his sudden death in Arizona, where he was travelling for the Bntterick Pattern Go. His broth. CT, Charles Lane, left at once for the west to take charge of the body. c. E. Osborne has been spending a number of days, this week, in New York City, attending the annual dog show.
 J. Coley Fields took a party of nine on sleighride to Bridgeport, last Sat urday afternoon, which was greatly enjoyed by all.
 A. B. Emmons purchased several COWS of Frank Woicehowski of New. town, last week.
 Mrs B. E. Johnson of East Village underwent a serious operation for ap. pendicitis at her home, last Saturday. A skilled surgeon from New Haven performed the operation, assisted by Dr Wales of Monroe. George Barnum Hodge of New Ha ven is 8 guest of his grandmother Mrs M. B. Turney.
 Rev and Mrs W. R. McDermott Mrs O. A. Elwell and Miss Emma Miller attended very interesting union meeting of the Kings Daugh ter's circle of Bridgeport at the Wash. ington Park Methodist church in Bridgeport, last Monday.