The Newtown bee., 1908-04-17

ing worship. The evening Service will be musical service and the choir will sing the cantata, "The Resurrection" by Charles Fonteyn Manney. The musical programs for the day are as follows: B.
 MORNING, 1O.45 A. M. Prelude, Concert Overture"
 Rollins Anthem, "Alleluia Christ is
 Risen" Dennee Quartet, "Golden Harps are /
 Sounding" Shepard Anthem, "Christ The Lord. a
 is Risen To-day" Wilson Offertory, Prayer" Callaerts Postlude, "Fpithlame'' McMasters
 EVENING, 7P. M. Postlude, "Scherzo" Hoffman Cantata, "The Resurrection" Manney Part I, "The Tidings." Cantata, Part II "The Empty
 Tomb" Manney Offertory, "E Minor'' Bell Cantata, Part, III, Mary
 Magdalene" Manney Postlude, Easter March Flagler The collection, last Sunday. for the Church Building society amounted to S86.55, while the collection at the yes per service for the music fund amount ed to $14.75.
 In the death of Mrs Elsie Hoyt Nor throp this church loses worthy mem- Der. At the last two meetings of the Christian Endeavor society nine new members have been received, and more are to follow. # The session of the Sunday school, next Sunday, will be given over to an Easter exercise in which the Primary and Main departments will participate. The Easter morning collection, next Sunday, will go to the Ecclesiastical society.
 The Triumph power clothes washing machine is an interesting piece of fur niture for the housekeeper. A., H. McMahon sells it and will be pleased to give information.
 A. H. McMahon is introducing plumb ing work, bath room, closets, etc., in the place of Mrs Gernon, formerly owned by Peter Butcher. , < Harry Nichols bought piano for his daughters
 Mrs A. H. Me Mahon has been visit ing her daughtersin Jersey City. .-
 William Gustafson of Washington has a nice driving horse, bought of R. H. Thomas.
 R. Thomas as sold a nice work horse to E. o. Marsh.
 Oscar Peterson of Washington has pair of nice driving horses, bought of R. H. Thomas.
 If you want nice livery horse and outfit call on R. H. Thomas. J. A. Northrop is building a number of the Taylor sizing machines for the Hat Manufacturers Supply House of Danbury.
 Ludwig Hipp has good work horse bought of R. H. Thomas.
 J. A. Northrop is building heater for H. w. Beeman's fish hatchery at Lake Waramaug.
 Harold Marsh of Woodbury passed Sunday at his home on East street.
 Hatch & Dewey, the clothiers, are greatly pleased with their new store and location. They have enjoyed a brisk business.
 Emil Anderson is to move into the farm cottage of Mrs w. D. Black.
 Mrs Merritt Beach lies critically i'll. Miss Mary Weaver, a student at the New Ha ven Normal school, is passing a weeks vacation at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs A. G. Barnes.
 Howard Kilborn of Albion, N. r., is passing a few days in town.
 The road machine was started. Mon day, the veteran Luther Freeman in charge. Beeman & Strong are furnish ing the horses.
 Born, April 10, a daughter, Mabel Alletta, to MT and Mrs Edwin M. Tripp. and granddaughter to Mrs H. Mallett.
 Adolph W. Peelan was in Bridgeport on Friday.
 MT and Mrs W. Hill passed a part of last week in New York.
 Clifford A. Trowbridge of New York xros :r toxun ovor Sunday