The Newtown Bee NUMBER JJO VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY" 10 1009. , GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVER- - CONlttEGATIONAL NOTES. OBITUARY. Farms. Stepney, t TEINIIYJARISH. Quaker's , dAai Sunday Services. Sunday, Services. Mrs George F. Sanford.' ix)cal""notes. The At 10 a. m at Fourth has come and gone. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. Holy Communion; It was Of Mr and Mrs Edward Tavlor At 11 a. m service with II a. m service with ser- Mrs George P, Sanford, who had tool, delightful and very morning morning A of sermon by the pastor; at 12 m., Sun- mon by the Rev James II. been In falling health for many quiet. few the young people rector, met at hall In An Important meeting of the HAPPILY CELEBRATED TUESDAY day school; at 7.30 p. P. S. at 12 school; at months, passed away, Tuesday after the the evening for a ni., George; m., Sunday dance. hurch wll: be tim the conclusion C. E. meeting. Subject, "The Palace 7.30 p. m., prayer. A cordial noon, at the ripe age of 64 years, quiet EVENING. evening Mrs Kanford was blessed with a won Services at Christ church of the morning worship. The pastor's beautiful," (Pilgrim's Progress Invitation to the public 1i extended last 4:7-1- derful of and was able Sunduy were conducted Mr year expiree on August 1 end the meeting.) Ref 6; 6:10-1- 7. to all the services. spirit energy by Eph Shaw Itev (mention of hln retention for another A and Gather- to ride out over the bills she loved Layreader, as Mr Suther- Large Representative so land Is on . year is to be considered. In addition The ladles of Guild will well, up to within a week of her his vacation. ing. Thursday evening prayer meeting Trinity di'ath. A Miss Leila A Uubtell was three candidates for membership are at 7.45 o'clock. meet at the Rectory on Friday at kiud, generous inJ sympa home to come before thetic and she will from over the Fourth. the churrh. The July meeting of the Men's 2.30 p. m. to work for the Guild neighbor friend, Derby - be mourned. Mrs Sanford Miss Katie Hurd of New Haven The Baptist congregation will be Federation will be held on sale on August 4. sincerely Saturday was a native of Monroe, was the of Miss aFordd en ur.usual treat on 8unday Under conditions that were ideal afternoon and 24. Rev J. H. George was in Ridge-fiel- d, the duugh guest Mary Meigs, evening, July It ter of the late C. S. liicl week. morning. Rev Mr Newton, former the Golden Wedding anniversary of will be a Tuesday, the con- John Bennett. fellowship meeting with uttendlng She was C. E. of Stamford was pastor of the Montauk Avenue Bap- Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor of Sandy the Men's club of the Bethel tinued meeting of the Fairfield Coun- thrice married, her first Ailing with tist ciinrcu of New now Hook wf most Congre husband was Zerah Falrman, the his family here, last Sunday. London, and lapplly celebrated, gational cnurcn, Tnere win be a ty Arsl rieawnry and the Clerical .he of Bap-tl- Bt In Arthur and the last Miss Caroline Is borne colporter the American Wednesday evening, the presence ball game on the Fair dia club. second, Day Tllqulst of ' if 150 grounds P. Sanford. Mr Sanford died from New her vaca Publication society, will preach. a company guests, the mond at 4 o which The sale of Guild takes George York, spending Mr beginning clock, Trinity about 10 Two tion with he Mr and Mrs Newton is a gOBpel singer, having charming and unaffected hospitality to be well worth piaeo on 4., years ago. daughters, parents, promises seeing, August Miss Lillian Falrman and Miss Grace of Five Mile Hill. assisted former State Evangelist extended, making it the compote after which there will be Axgust Tllqulst refresh last named an Is uaker, and will sing at the morning success that it was. The celebration ments and a social hour In the lower Osborne, (the adopted JohnHurst of Rhode Island service. took In Is known and one son, Arthur G. spen. two weeks with his place what by peo- room of the church. Every member daughter) ling sister, The of 1Mb as Isaac UNCLAIMED LETTERS Day of Boston, Mass., one brother, Mrs of Five Mile Hill. pastor of the Baptist church ple, generation the of the Federation should be present Waternyers Beers as- VV. II. Bennett of and a i'l-lii- ere will conouct the evening worship at homestead, which has many to welcome the men from ,e?ael and Bridgeport pMrtles quite preva the Mothodlst church. of ser- sociations of frcm the fact sister, Mrs John M. Lake of Monroe, lent on the Jlousatonlc, where some Subject 'ntemt all men of the church are . Newtown Postoffice. cordially AHhe survive her. Mrs Sanford was some fine of mon. "The Modern Knight" that, it was built by that thorough- Invited to, attend. The are report catches the sly Vv public ' communicant bass The Judd District meeting will be going business man of his day, invited to attend and witness the at Trinity church, and anu a pleasant time generally. on Rev B. or Unclaimed letters remain at the a attendant there as long Herman conducted Sunaay evening ly Glover, father of ball game in the afternoon. regular Sonnenstuhl, Jr., li the Mr Newton. Snifth P. Glover. Located as it is Newtown postofflce addressed to as her health permitted. The funeral proud possessor of a new gun. Services will be held at both Lower hlgn on the bank, above the dust of Louis O. Smith, John H. Shipway, took place on Thursday afternoon, Mrs Er.i'i.n Ryder is home for the Stepney and Judd District on Sun- the ttreet, It presented on Tuesday Editor of The Newtown Bee. Dear John Black, Mrs Bessie Bloom, Hen- Rev James H. George and Rev George present. Her daughter. Mrs O. E. day, July 25, at the usual hours, 4 evening a scene at once festive and Sir: If the writer of me article In lust ry Bossett, Miss Nellie E. Fish, Miss Thomas Llnsley, the latter the rector Ailing, f f Stafford anrt two hot.e, o'clock at Lower 7 most weeks hee in renin d to High school Lou Hitchcock, Miss Louise Hells-mar- n. of the Church of the Good Mrster Kenneth Stepney, o'clock brilliant. The ample yard, where examination "A Parent end Shepherd, and Arthur, ma dur- - signed Miss heUeri The with he at Judd District. of the guests fiat and conversed Taxpayer" will come forward and sign J'nnney Jemp; Hartford, officiating. pallbear her for present. ic the evening, was strung witn tils nnme and furnish the evidence he W. Kuhne, Martin Molik, Miss Jane ers were Elmer Fairchild, George H. Sonnenstuhl has a new Mrs G. B. Boutwell and Miss Bout-we- ll Members of the so loudly proclaims, I. as a member of Mclmoy, Pan Pan Been, Mrs M. L. Eli B. Beers, C. B. Adria nee rake and farm Chinese lanterns. School would an Taylor, hay wagon. of Ansonla, were and the Board, ask for Morse, John Wilson C. G. H. Saturday Wheeler Wilson orchestra were immediate Investigation, and any can- McDonough. Peck and Hermon Peck. Mrs Smith Glover of Sandy Hook Sunday guests at the Baptist par- stationed on the piazza and dis- didates who assisted or were assisted M. Reynolds, pcsimas'.fr. The burial was in the Newtown was calling on friends and ac- sonage. coursed sweet music throughout the in any way, if they had been granted a cemetery. quaintances, last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Boutwell will certificate, would vote to have it spend evening. The ueeoratlons through Por the benefit of toe The Company E ball team of four or five puUlc 7I0WLANTVS days next week at Lee, out he h iuse were artistic In the who have been miRled by the article I MILL END SALE. ST ROSE'S. Zoar Bridge will give an entertain Mass., with Mr and Mrs G. Howard extreme. In the hall the railing on would say the Board tries in every way ment and dance at the Quaker Farms King. to conduct a fair examination. The the stair was ornamented with children are especially cautioned in the A Carnival of Bargains. Golden Jubilee in Honor of the 50th hall on Friday evening, July 23. A beautiful bouquets of roses, while morning that if any cheating of any cordial invitation is extended all to in- of the Organization A. ba-1- 1 kind is discovered they will be Anniversary The Newtown C. team will ferns and bouquets of nastuitiums Rose's be present and spend a very enjoy- stantly excused and sent home. They The' 22d Mill End Sale of St Parish. play the Fandy Hook team, Satur wen used with fine effect. In the are not allowed to sit together or to annual able evening. The proceeds t th on the N. A. C. field main where the bride and communicate with each nor to of the Howland Dry Goods . Co., entertainment are for the benefit of day afternoon, parlor other, The Golden Jubilee in honor of the of 50 tne floral leave the room for any purpose until opened on and the usual the ball team. grojm years received, are on has been Thursday, 50th of decorations were in and the patter they working carnival of is offered The anniversary the organization HilL yellow completed and handed In.