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--.r 511 ' .1 CCo ewiown Bs' 5 VOLUME XXXI. ' NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1909. NUMBER Kent ,', 1 Nichols '.NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT IN MACEDONIA. About 22 young people chaperoned Henry W. Post baa Bold bis bouse by Mr and Mrs Edward Nothnagle, . to Stratford and find lot "Valley View." Tne buyer Home News and Comment. enjoyed a sleigh ride it la reported, 1b from tbe city and on their return all the party etopped will make 1; a summer home. st tbe home of Mrs Clifford G. Curtis and enjoyed an supper. Mrs K.' a. uuase returned .Thurs- oyster servant day, from a visit with her friends In Mrs. Edwin Hawley has a Westfleld, Mass. Hor Charles ' " CONGREGATIONAL frrm Bridgeport to help her with her son, CLAM CHOWDER.' CHURCH TRINITY - : SI ROSE'S. , PARISH- Chase, came home with her and spent NOTES. , . ; A to be Given the Men of Sunday Services. a few days visiting his brothers In ENTERTAINMENT. Supper by Mrs Lester Shelton has been con- Parish, Sunday Services. At 11 a. m., morning prayer and this vicinity. The entertainment for the benefit Trinity fined to the house with the grip., Dr sermon by the rector. - ' - The men of will give Sunday morning service at 11 re- of St Rose's church to be held In the Trinity parish Roberts Is In attendance. Mrs Howard M, Howland is At 32 a. of the o'clock with the m., Sunday school..' Town 22, at p. m., sunner In the basement preaching by pastor. as Improving' at the New ball, February " A ported At 7.S0 p. m., evening very enjoyable playette wasglven of Edward church, Thursday evening, . Febru Sunday school at noon. prayer. Haven hospital and is expected home sharp, under the direction recently by a few members of tho at 5.S0 o'clock and The class will consist of the fol ary 18, beginning Y. P. S. C. E., meeting, . singing meets for rehear in a few days, 3. Pitzschler, Sunday Trinity Guild, at the home of Mrs eaten. The continuing until all have evening at 7.30.' Subject, "Life les- sal. Saturday evening at 7, followed ' river lowing program: Cooper. ' While crossing the bridge, a "FADS AND FANCIES," men ure on their mettle and good sons for me from the Book of Job," by the choir rehearsal at 8 o'clock. Saturday, Mr and Mrs George S. Luzerne Plumb drove up In a new ' "he who 10-1- Musical many emprise awa't people ref. Job 42:1-- 6 and 7. Leader, On of next saw a deer was (A Burlesque.) 7 Thursday week the week. "A Thompson wnich " vho sleigh, last few days after it Cast attend, especially the skeptics George Wllaon, Jr.' Woman's Auxiliary will meet at 'the panting and evidently tired out, cross was demolished by an auto in Bridge think we can't cook. Tne fable at 2.30 m. on ice. On Mrs Alice St Clair, leading lady, Thursday evening Thursday even Rectory p. the river the reaching the v port. decorations will be elaborate . and ' Miss Esther McQiiald ing at 7.45." ; ; opposite shore the pretty creature :,; went souvenirs will be given. We won't Misses Edith and Julia Plumb Isidore Leszy,nski, Hebrew, The of t he Men's v stopped end seeing pursuit was over February meeting OBITUARY. i to Stamford en Saturday to visit their William Driscoll tell all the good things to be served, trotted away. federation will be held on Friday ' liesurely - brother, Frederick Plumb. Miss John Houlihan but clam chowuer will be the leading t Walter Harrington, - G. Local ice houses have been filled evening, February 26. Rev H. Edith to New Haven and feature, with some doughnuts and Miss Sarah E. Crouchly.1 Journeyed Tessie McManus, soubrette, Johnson of New Milford will be pres from J. A. Peters' mill pond, the past men- returned home Monday. i , Mae MacNamara other things too numerous to Miss Sarah E. Crouchly of Brook- " Miss ent and speak to the gathering. A week. .. tion, on the side. An interesting pro- i Miss. Ida Nichols of Booth's Hill is Irish, lyn, N.. Y., who formerly lived and Patrick Dollars, of music views - The ladies met for Edwin M. Chase has al- gram and 3tereopticon sewingj this wiiSh Mrs Lester - Shelton captured . Edward S. Pitzschler owned' the place in Taunton which staying most a score of 'foxes this season. Ed will be given after tlie supper. "; week, at the home of Mrs Reynolds. and maids. George R. Wilson now owns, passed while her.parents are spending, the Chorus girls The is to be congratulated on his valentine sale, Saturday after - good home winter in California. , . Tessie, May Houlihan The arrangements for the dance a away at,her in Brooklyn, on luck; also the chickens to be hatched noon and evening was a great success, Bessie, Helen Houlihan the Town hall this (Friday), evening Saturday, January 30, aged about 65 The Ladies' Aid society meets with reach- netting about ?53. The tables were this year that their chances of ' Hallie, Tessie Carmody are all completed. Bentley's orches- years. The funeral took place on Mrs Cnarles French, this week. , ing dignified old henhood are better very pretty and Inviting, and the Carrie, Anna Carmody tra will furnish music and the grand Tuesday, February 2. Miss Crouchly The Young Ladies' Sewing circle now so patronage was generous. Tbe supper that many of "Sir Reynards" had been a successful teacher In Daisy, Loretta Houlihan march will be at eight o'clock sharp. will be entertained at the home of family are no more. was highly complimented and the sale Doretta Gordon (Don't forget that eight o'clock Brooklyn for 40 years. She will be Mh Clara Bsldwiu. Marie, , of valentines, dough- confectionery, remembered nere Chorus under the direction of Miss sharp.) by many who will ' nuts and bread was good, On Wednesday evening, Dr Charles New be saddened by her death. Milford. Elizabeth Egan. W. of the pub- - Mrs Elmlra Morgan has been the Dean, superintendent Recitation, Miss Helen Kilbride lic schools of an guest, this week, of her daughter, Mrs KAWLEYVELE CHATEL. Bridgeport, will give "Don't Take me Heme," GAYLORDSVILLE. Sons, J. L. Eli W. Smith. address in the Methodist church. All hughes. Afternoon . .John Carlson Sunday are invited to attend. There were no services in' the Death has been busy in the little ' G. E. has filled his Ice "Hits and Misses." Ryveal There service on will be at the Haw hamlet of Soutnville of late and his Mrs Charles Thorpe and Miss Maud Methodist church Sunday last, but hou-.o- . ' Edward Pitzschler and John Carlson, ley ville chapel, afternoon, touched the of one Samuel but the Sunday school session, as Rev Sunday finger form of the Thorpe recently visited closing with song. is Jn with Rev W. H. Pobin- - J. T. VanBurkalow has been called Mrs J. L. Hughes improving preaching by old residents, Ell W. Smith, and after Thorpe in Bridgeport. - , Miss Ashcraft Recitation,'- health. ., four sickness he 80 " V to his home in Delaware by the death soi, days died, aged Miss Flora Hawley has returned Monologue, "Doings by the years. Services were held on Thurs of his father. - Weather like Wednesday puts you A whist for the benefit of the from a visit of a few days with her Edward S. Pitzschler Sandy Wayside," day afternoon at the home of his son, Newton was home from in mind of rubbers ana rubber boots. Hook be en resi- - brother in Bridgeport. Raymond vaudeville sketch. library will gi at the "A Cold Finish," with burial following in,, the Berk- for a few week. Don't we a good line of dence of Mrs Wed- - i Card drove to college days, last Mae MacNamara forget carry Frank Mitchell, Percy Huntington Mrs Van Beautie, shire cemetery. the best brands. We are at 1 7 1 he several last and filled his Henry Peck is very ill at the home Mr Policy, Edward S. Pitzschler selling nday evening,. February days, week, of his Mrs Robert Driscoll the lowest possible prices.-Hoo- k Sarfifctfic cc,rd,ai;y invited. father's ice house, daughter. Kellogg. Ike. CoMrcan, German, , W, - . '' ' " " ": Miss Edith QuackenbuSti- rff "New " v . V "T George Karcher is to care ,for Admission 25c to all parts of the Shoe Store. ' H. B. Maurer has commenced the ; helping Edwa'd Tay'or,MctaelCavanaugh N. ' " " Rochelle, Y., will spend Sunday hira- - V. hall, so come early.and get a good in erection of a large ice house, which r , Just' a few of those bargains andMI. G. Warner bagged three foxes, with her parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph enter-tainme- free after " he soon to fill. are of. a seat. the 1V expects Pimrations completed f Dancing men's and boys' felt boots and arctics. Monday morning. ;.. QuackCihlush. T- Lincoln sociable to be held in the Don't got fmled and think nue blue- Mr and Mrs Warren E. Plumb spent , H. N. Tiemann was in New York, Miss Delia Keane is " in church parlors this Friday evening. bird makes spring. You will have visiting a day in New York, last week. on is ' Fox intends to read ihe fi- Tuesday. It reported that he ' i.rs J. L. Van Burkalow is at the Father lots of use for those goods yet. Get Middleb'.iry. The Methodist Sunday school has of the churches ' at was scouring the metropolis for good .home of her father in New N.

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