The Newtown bee., 1904-08-26

exciting ball game at the Center be- tween the single and the married men resulting in score of IS to 12 in favor | of the married men. Another game | is being planned for the near future. Dr Smith has laid out tennis court on the green by the Academy, which is we'll patronized. Charles Burgess of Greenwich is a guest of his aunt, Miss Edith Burgess. MT and Mrs Levi A. Gilbert were guests, last week Thursday, of Mrs M. J. Scribner. Luther Lutz killed two red adders while moving hay, one day last week.
 Jesse Cornwall has had large we'll built on George $. Banks land on the corner near where William Crouch lives for water supply for his place. The we'll is 20 feet in diameter. George s. Banks had charge of the work.
 MT and Mrs William Miller and chil- dren of Brooklyn are spending few weeks with the Misses Lucy and Annie Wilson in SanfordtOwn.
 Mrs Eli Treadwell, who has been i'll, is slowly improving.
 Miss Abbie Treadwell has returned after weeks stay at Pine Orchard beach, where she was the guest of Rev L. P. Perry.
 Rev Louis Goddard from Sommers, the new pastor of the Congregational church, moved into the parsonage, last , week Wednesday.
 The Methodist society held a very pleasant sale and supper in the base ment of the church, Thursday evening of last week. Agood sum was realized.
 Mrs John J. Reynolds and Miss Maggie Reynolds spent the day, last week Wednesday, in Monroe, the guests of Mrs s. c. Cramer. Miss Reynolds remained for few days visit.
 Mrs Wheeler Bassett is visiting her daughter, Mrs L. E. Gilbert in Newtown.
 John J. Reynolds thinks his corn and potato fields look the best they have in the past 30 years and predicts the best yield that he has had in that time,
 Marshall Sanford is enlarging ant deepening the we'll on Mrs J. L. Gil bert's place.
 Henry F. Shaw is painting the barr belonging to Miss Belle Sanford.
 E. M. Sanford, who has been living on Turney Sanford's place at Pleasan , valley, will soon build house on tn hill back of his fathers house. It 1 one of the most slightly places in town H. c. McCollam has the contract fo the job.
 Aaron Squires has rented his plac at the Center to Mrs Janette Thomp son, who will soon move in. MT Squire P and son have fitted up his store an will make their home there. . Mrs Charles Bassett of New Haven , with Wheeler Bassett, who is quite il . assisting in his care. A. B. Whitney, the blacksmith a Shaw's shop on the Ridge, is always o hand at his shop prepared to do horse shoeing, carriage and wagon repairin and jobbing of all kinds. He makes
 speciality of shoeing lame and interfer ing horse and guarantees all his worl Horses shod all around s1. . Rev MT Jepson and family, who hav v - been spending their vacation at Blac s Point, Crescent beach, returned hom
 this week.
 3 Mrs Margaret O'Keefe is spending : week with Mrs John Carroll.
 Mrs M. J. Scribner has sold he
 tenement house in Sanfordtown, form
 erly the Milo Lee place, to Eugen
 Clark.
 + George Arnold has moved from Joh
 Moore's place to Rufus Lyons ten . ment house.
 O A100 ESU1UA O1 NOl "0lA Su f Master Francis Miller of Bridgepol
 are spending few weeks with MT an Mrs E. J. Miller.
 Miss Mary Griffin of Jersey City is j. guest of Miss Jennie Qualey.
 William Reed of Arizona is gues
 of his mother, Mrs Kate Reed.
 MT and Mrs Daniel R. Warner an
 two children started, last Friday, o
 their carriage ride through the Berl t shire hills. They will be absent abou l. two weeks.
 Last Thursday the Methodist churc and Sunday school held their annus picnic at Putnam Park. l. Wednesday the Congregations
 church and Sunday school picnic ws
 held at Putnam Park.
 EASTON. - CHURCH NOTES. ' Sunday morning service at tt HoporeuatiOna1 church at II a. m