The Newtown bee., 1904-07-01
BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM.

 expressed much sympathy to the be- reaved family.
 BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM.
 Friday, June "A, was the day appoint ed for the second baseball game be- tween the Bedding Center boys and those from the west side. Part of the west side boys failed to appear. Aft CT waiting an hour their manager made up nine of the few of his mem- bers, outsiders and Center substitutes It proved to be an exciting game, last ing about two hours, and ending with a score of B to 32 in favor of the Gen. ter boys. l would like to add for their honor that the other game played a would not have been defeat for them if the game had been played according to regular baseball 0rules. But the west side seemed to have.a rule Of their own which the others did not know of at the beginning of the game.-[*
 The strawberry festival held in the hall on Tuesday evening was a grand success, and netted a good sum to be used for purchasing furnace for Christ church.
 Mrs J. A. s. Burr has returned from Bridgeport, where she has been spend ing several months.
 Mrs J. w. TeetS is entertaining friends from New York.
 Mrs Henry Sherwood of Westport is visiting her daughter, Mrs Marshall
 Miss Jessica Sanford is engaged as teacher for the Ridge school for the en- suing year.
 The many friends of L. W. Randall will be pained to know he is growing weaker, and the doctors give no hope of his recovery.
 Miss Lucy Sanford.
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 William Walker died, Tuesday, June IA, aged about 51 years. The burial was in the cemetery at Aspetuck, Wednesday,.
 James P. Sullivan of New York City arrived here, last week Thursday, and will spend the summer with his fath- CT, Daniel Sullivan.
 Miss Mamie Malloy of Bridgeport is with her grandparents, MT and Mrs John T. Carroll.
 The personal property of the late William Walker was sold at public 0uOV4Oh Oy U4O OO1OSUlACA Ol lXdSUOus last week Wednesday.
 Charles Hingle, who broke his leg about month ago, is now able to be about on crutches.
 Mrs Patrick Dudley is having her house newly painted. George Reid is doing the work.
 There will be an ice cream and cake sale at Christ church rectory, July 8, from to 10 p. m. A general invita- tion to the public Is extended.
 MT Oornwall and family moved into their cot1age m Saniorotown, trlday, ana are set M Mrs % Ann % R"ndaii, formerly of this place. 5. and was brought here and interred in the he family nnnd plot in the Hull cemetery Monday James Treadwell has bought another horse to replace the one he lost short time since. Work on the roads is suspended until after in ne condition under the sSper7sion 'es of I se lectman Sanford. The Center roads are lit
 The school meeting on the Ridge was held Saturday night of last week, ford for committee.
 Julia Sanford has force of men getting hay. The crop is lighter than last year.
 H. c. McCollam, with his force, raised large barn for Aaron H. San ford, last Friday. After the timbers were all placed a bountiful lunch was served to all. It is good to see one of our young men building in Redding Let us encourage him as we'll as others to settle in this beautiful old town.
 Quite number of the farmers are sending their milk to Bridgeport.
 Miss Mae MaIlette is spending a week with Lucy Sanford.