The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18
WORTHWHILE.

 Robinson was held from the Baptist church on Wednesday at Il a. m., con- ducted by Rev s. D. Woods; inter- ment in the cemetery here. The home department of the Sunday school, of which she was member, furnish ed a bunch of white carnations for the cas- ket. r
 MT Robinson wishes to thank his friends and neighbors for their kind ness to him in many ways during his wife's illness. Although left alone MT Robinson will make his home here for the present
 The young folks for several evenings have been busy tying greens at the schoolhouse for the coming Christmas celebration.
 Mrs Salmon Couch has heen quite ill for few days. | Mrs w. c. Hine spent Monday in \ New Haven.
 \ Mrs E. B. Buckingham has returned from her stay in Rockville. l The Sunday school is practicing for l SUlHc SIiIlSLuldS lluSlC.
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 NOTES. l A meeting of the Young Ladies Mis- sion Circle will be held, Thurdsay at I7.30 p. m., at the home of Mrs W. c. Green. Lesson: Mission Study Book, pages 87--l06.
 The collection for the Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief, taken last Sunday, amounted to S60. Last year it was $44.
 Four young men were admitted to l the membership of the c. E. society, last Sunday night, and others are to follow. The meetings are well attend ed and the society is growing constant ly stronger.
 l The Christmas services at the Con- gregational church will be held next Sunday. In the evening a cantata will be rendered with full chorus. It is expected that several young men and young ladies will unite with 1 the chuch at the New Years Commu- nion. The pastor would be glad to talk on this matter to any who are interest ed.
 The sympathy of this church and congregation goes out to Sanford Flynn in the recent sad and untimely death of his wife and little child, Helen. Helen was memLer of the Sunday school and Junior e. E. so- ciety. Mrs Flynn was member of the congregation.
 AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. 1 W. D. Wanzer, one of the largest to- baccco raisers in the valley, has sold his crop of 25 acres to Osterweiss Brothers for 1l3c. The Rev c. Herbert Johnson was in New York City, the first of the week. Have you tried Boardman's Putnam coffee. It pleases particular people. Charles I. Leach sells it. Charles A. Mallory of Sherman has i sold his tobacco to the American Tobac- co Co.
 Christmas candies at Charles I. Leach's. Nuts, oranges, etc., for the Christmas table. A. G. Ferris has been laid up with a lame foot. w. H. Fenn has been as- sisting him in his store for few days.
 Deputy Sheriff Hngerford was in Litchfled, Monday and Thursday of last week, to take persons to the county jail, who had been committed by Judge Merwin on various charges. Charles I. Leach injured one hand on a spike. while hanging up beef, and has been bothered considerable with lit.
 A special bargain at the store of G. B. Schiappacasse: Christmas candy, 10c pound, or three pounds for 25c. Fine mixed chocolates, 25c pound, at Schiappacasse's.
 J. A. Northrop is installing No. 5 Unique steam heater in the tobacco warehouse in Bridgewater.
 Rev Stephen Heacock preached in Plainville, Sunday, in exchange with Rev Mir Purdy, who occupied the pulpit of sthe local Advent church.