The Newtown bee., 1903-05-08
TRINITY CHURCH.
SALE OF HOMEMADE CANDY

TRINITY CHURCH.
 SALE OF HOMEMADE CANDY.
 A sale of homemade candy will be held at Trinity rectory on the after noon of Wednesday, May 20, for the benefit of the Junior Auxiliary of Trim ity parish.
 The Fairfield County Clericus will meet with Rev o. O. Wright at St Johns church, Monday. Rev K. Guil- bert of Southport will read paper on "ChriSt and the common schools Of New England" Holy Communion will be celebrated at II a. m.
 The Junior Auxiliary will meet at the rectory on Saturday at 2.3O p. m.
 The Litchtield County Archdeaconry holds two-day session at Woodbury, next Tuesday and Wednesday.
 James Campbell, of the Sandy Hook grist mill, while turning the corner near the bridge, in that place, took a sudden descent from the top of load of bags of grain, landing on all fours in the dust by the roadside. The king bolt broke, letting the motive power proceed homeward with the forward wheels. As James was not hurt, his accident policy didn't count, but will be good for the next time.
 Charles Hawley's team, while wait ing for it's driver in the yard of the Gibson homestead, last Monday, start ed around the house to view the inn provements, but soon brought up in d hedge in one corner, having demol- ished portion of the top of the car riage. As Charley was not driving the team, to say that he was Mad-again, would not be far out of the way.
 Lovers of flowers will enjoy look at the window in front of the residence of Mrs Bridget McNamara, in the Hook. It is ''thing of beauty" if not a "joy forever"
 Charles Cavanaugh of Walnut Tree Hill knows how to fatten calves, judg- ing from a specimen sold, this week, tC the Sandy Hook market. No hay tea about that.
 Manager Cole, of the Fabric Fire Hose Co.,, returned, Monday morning to Sandy Hook, after week passed ir New York.
 The Botsford Hill and South Britain ball team will cross bats in game or Saturday afternoon. It will be played on BotsfOrd Hill and red hot game is expected.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Yakrous of Woon socket, R. l., who have been passing two weeks with MT and Mrs Georg Yakrous, left on Monday for a two weeks sojourn at Cleveland, O.
 Henry Wheeler has a new top car riage and harness, bought of Sand Hooks reliable dealers, A. M. Frisco & Son.
 Dr J. w. Gordon has a surrey bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.
 William Cribbens has embarked i the tea and coffee business, and will ru a peddling wagon.
 A whist party for the benefit of o1 gan repairs at St Roses will be held o Saturday evening at o'clock at ? Mary's hall. The admission will b 25c.
 Charles Prerre of Botsford cut ba gash in the ankle, and cut off the en of the inner knuckle of the ankle bon' Saturday. pr Gordon attended-to h injury and on Monday he was taken the hospital.
 Lawrence LilliS of Bennett'S Brida is the owner of new buggy and ha ness, bought of A. M. Briscoe X Son. Mason Shepard is doing quite an e tenSive job of clustering in the GlbS( residence at Sandy Hook. . Henry Costello of Bridgeport passe 5. Sunday in town.
 Three of the six girls laid off ter
 porarily by the Fabric Fire Hose C
 went to work, Monday.
 Mrs Louis Greer returned to Ne
 Haven, Saturday., after passing son
 days with MT and Mrs F. $. Brown. s F. M. Patterson has bought what known as the old Aaron Davis place
 the Berkshire road.
 The Newtown baseball team eXpe - to have their first game on Decorati day, with Halpine and Nichols as = battery. It is expected they will Ina n- the Belvlderes as opponents. on Mrs Dikeman and Mrs Adde Mic ts Ts ols have received notice of t ttlo death of Mrs Jane E. Field
 Hamilton, Can., April 30. She was
 daughter of T. B. Fairchild and pass
 q part of last summer with
 Nichols.
 D. c. Peck has new top caaria bought of Peck & Lines..