The Newtown bee., 1890-07-18


 Totals, B } 10 Il 27 l9 6 Earned runs, Eagles 4, Alerts 1; two-base hits, W. Wheeler, Jewell; double plays, Blake man and Hughes; base on balls, off Judson ?, off Russell 2; base on hit by pitched tball, off Russell 1; passed balls, R. Wheeler 3, French 3; left on bases, Eagles 9, Alertss &; struck out, by Russell, IA, by Judson, II; umpire, H. J. Curtis; scorer, Miss c. T. Bunnel. Mrs $. A. Barrymore was taken ill and compelled to return home, while at Sara toga with Superintendent Harrington, Prof Bartley and other Bridgeport teach CTS.
 Mrs I. N. Treadwell and son of Or mond, Florida, are Summer guests of her mother, Mrs $. Bunce. Edward II. Beer S, son of Mrs Bunce, is night clerk at the Paxanosa Inn, Easton, Penn.
 Mrs Robert B. Hard has returned from trip up the Hudson land Mrs Susan Munson has visited her father, John Hard.
 pair of fine York State coach horses through John Hard.
 John Hard, whose store has been in the hands of his son, k. B. Hard, since February, has opened a first class livery establishment. Few men are better post ed on the points of q good horse than Mir Hard and, as might be expected, his horses and carriages would do credit to any city livery. He recently bought a fine pair of brown horses for use on his surrey, but any man might be proud to ride after any team that he turns out, for there is nothing cheap or mean among them.
 Rev J. s. Ives has met the call of the Congregational society for reduction of salary by agreeing to forego his sala- ry, $125, during the vacation month of August.
 Hiram Smith has painted Merchant w.. H. Smiths house.
 Born, 9th, a son, Howard Wheeler, to Lawyer and Mrs Howard J. Curtis.
 Sterling II. Bunnell has visited friends in New York.
 Mrs Quimby has closed the old Ste phen D. Smith store again.
 A very pleasant family gathering was held at the home of Mir and Mrs James Wilson, July 1. All the members of their family, including l3 children, two sons- in-law and three grandchildren, met and both old and young engaged in merri- ment to the amusement of all. In the early evening, fine collation. was served and all hands made jolly afterward az sweet chimes of music were listened to-
 c. II. Clark is rapidly finishing the house, 36x2S feet, which Charles 1T Hull, Bridgeport pattern maker, is building on Elm street.
 Frederick Sedgwick of Chicago, whose invalid father, Frederick Sedgwick o1 sharon, was once principal of Stratford's academy, was here, last week.
 Dan Connor harvests the hay of Johr F.. Holmes.
 J. J. McGahay was laid up with in fiammation of the bowels, last week, bu Dr Lewis soon relieved him.
 Rev Messrs Ives and Bassett spoke d the union temperance service at the M E. church, Sunday evening.
 J. w. Thompson, the Hustler, ha rented the Brown house on Elm street t. Frank Beers, the grocer, and the soutl half of Mrs 5. A. Barrymore,s tenan house to Thomas Anderson of New York
 Elm trees are to be set on both sides o Thompson street at Sound View.
 Builder k. Osborne, wife and daughte contemplate trip to Michigan and III nois. Mir Osborne has been overhaulin the house George Beard of Milfor bought on the ferry road.
 William B. Snider and wife have r, gently returned from season in Florid. Mrs Snider was called to Providence b . the death of niece.
 W. A. Stagg is in Trumbull with h family, getting hay for his father-in-lay
 Lewis Brinsmade. . Miss H. Hurd has returned from sta
 of five months in Georgia. Mir Gardner of Wapowage lodge, Nil z ford, installed these officers for Oronoq, !, lodge, I. O. o. F., last week: N.G.,N w. Farley; V. C., W. v. Lattil l. treasurer, William Blamey; R. S., W. q Wheeler; F. s.. E. Weller; conductor, samu ' Lewis; warden. Charles Mills; k. s. N. C., ,. lF. Hall; L,. s. N. G., Charles E. sniffen; R. V VIC. Charles Blakeslee; Us. V. C., MT Qnir I. C., william Stevens; 0. C., E. H. Boy
 chaplain, II. McEwen.