The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-10
NEwTOWN.


 Charles F. Beardsley was thrown open Friday afternoon, the occasion being a "Pansy' whist for the benefit of the Newtown Library. The house was very prettily decorated with huge punches of pansies everywhere. their Mrs. Beardsley and Mrs. Oscar Dike- man were assisted by Mrs. Arthur J. Cable of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Clar- ence L.. Beardsley of New Haven. the two latter being guests at the Boards ley home. While there were a num- the gathering was good and represent ed guests from outlying towns. Many who were unable to attend sent their contribution and regrets. A very nice sum was realized and a delightful so- cial time was enjoyed by all. Delic- The prizes, which were all baskets of beautiful pansies, were awarded as fol- lows: Mrs. L. c. Morris. Miss Ruth Mitchell, Miss Julia Dikeman, Mrs. Stanley Terrill of Brookfield. Mrs. Laura Leonard. Mrs: James W. Cor Emory Sandford of Bedding were a tie. Mrs. Peck winning in the cut. Mrs. W. N. Reynolds. Mrs. George w. Stuart, and Mrs. William A. Leonard a tie, Mrs. Reynolds being the lucky one. Another tie between Mrs. Char,
 
 Mrs. F. A Young, the former carry ing off the prize. Mrs. Ernest Sand ford was awarded the consolation prize.
 The presentation of the comedy drama, Striking Oir'. at Glover's hall packed and the inrpersonation of the different characters was even better than when previously presented. The music on violin and piano by Messrs. H. G. Warner and A. C.. Griscom was very much enjoyed. The proceeds are tuck Grange and the Sandy Hook Li- brary. members of the former making up the cast.
 William H. Hubbell has retired from the firm of Taylor & Hubbell, and a new company has been formed. The retirement of MT. Hubbell will cause general regret in the community in which he has lived for the past s years, being held in the highest esteem and respect by all. A self made man, he is entitled to great credit for his success. Business cares have not pre- ed upon the topics which command the attention of intelligent people and of taking a keen interest in all that per- tains to the welfare of the community. He was elected to the State Legisla- ture in 1885. has served as assessor,
 
 ticket to the office of first selectman, but declined a second renomination. The retirement of Mr. Hubbell while regretted is a matter of congratula- tion in which most assuredly his friends. who are legion, will join.
 Congregational Notes.-Rev Alexan- der Steel took his text from 2d Cor, 5th chapter. 18th verse, subject: "The Vital Elements of the Trinity" A number of ladies of the church attend ed the missionary convention which began today in New Haven
 Trinity Notes.-Rev. J. H. George preached from the 2d Book of Kings .Elijah's Transmation. a Type of Ou1 Lords Ascension The Fairfield Arch-deaconry met at St. James church. Danbury, today at Il a. m After the adjournment of this meeting the Fairfield County Clerical Associa- ton held a meeting. Trinity Guild will meet at the rectory Thursday af- ion will be celebrated next Sunday al the Il o'clock service.
 St Roses Notes.-The prayers of the congregation were offered for the re- pose of the soul of Mrs. Thomas Reilly, who was buried during tht week. May devotions were held Sun day evening at 7 o'clock and will be held Wednesday evening at o'clock Instructions for the children prepar. ing for first communion and confirma- ton, will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Next Sunday. Penticost Sunday, a collection will be taken al both masses for our Holy Father. the Pope. Father Fox will continue the census and annual collection this week Sunday, May p. will be the last Sun day of the Paschal time for making ] the Easter duty,