Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-05
WATERvILLE.

Der avenue and Cooke streets. Music,
games, etc, were INDUCED in and a
large tent was spread for the guests
to join in the festivities. About 100
were present from the following
towns: Hartford, South Norwalk,
Norwalk, Newark, N. J., Meriden, An
sonia, Derby, Bridgeport and Water
town. Lewis Mattoon of Watertown
is the president and Hobart Scott of
Hartford is secretary Of the associa-
ton.
Samuel Dunworth, aged 10 years,
son of Herbert Dunworth, superln-
tendent of the Watervilie Cutlery 70
while firing q cannon yesterday after
noon was shot through the heel. IL
was sometime before the cannon ex-
ploded and he, thinking 1T would not
explode, walked up to the cannon.
The cannon was loaded with buck
shot and 80 calibre blank cartridge
shells which they picked up nearby.
DR. Joseph HI. Holroyd attended MIN.
unless blood poisoning sets IN young
Dunworth will soon be able to resume
his duties at the cutlery factory.
large crowd of rooters accompanl-
ed the Waterville baseball team TO
Iitchfeld where they played ana de-
feated the Litchfeld in the morning
by a score of Z to 4. In the afternoon
the Iftchfields defeated Wateryille by
a score of Z to g. On the return or
the Waterville team to the village
they were met by the old drum corps.
The Oakville S. G. team defeated
the Waterville third nine by a score
Of IA to Saturday afternoon on the
pin shop grounds.
Jerry Callahan, formerly of this
place. is visiting John Mclaughlin OF
High street.
Mr. and Mrs Jean Ingraham are the
guests Of relatives in Springfield,
Mass.
J. M. Lucas has returned from
Chicopee with his auto, and is spend
ing the holidays in Goshen.
Miss Minnie Leahy and Miss Mollie
DooIan are with friends In Ansonia.
The independents were defeated by
the Reynolds Bridge team in the lat
ter place Saturday by score of AZ
to 8
The American Ring Co team defeat
ed the American Pin Co team on the
pin shop diamond Saturday afternoon
z. to 5. 1t was a ten-inning game.
e. J.. Wagner of Unionville is the
guest Of relatives in the willie.
Peter Bernard and family of Hart
ford have returned after two days
visit with Mrs H. Turgeon of Church
street.
Irving Parks and son of Philadel-
phia are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
John Davis of Spring street.
Charles Winsig Of Elmwood is at
Lewis Blackman's for the Fourth.
Mrs Cora Barker has returned from
weeks vacation spent at the shore.
Charles Edwards, formerly of this
place, is with friends in town.
Ernest Beebe Is in Newark, N. j.,
with his brother Clifford.
Frank Neal and wife Of Danbury
are the guests of Mrs Meals parents,
Mr. and Mrs 3. S. Scoheld, of Pros
pect street.
The $40 gold piece which the Bran
yah Social club ratified off was won by
Joseph Daily Of Lofty crest
Joseph North and wife of Goshen
weer the guests of Mrs William Tay-
lor Of Sheffield street.
Asa Adams and family are spend
ing the Fourth in Goshen with his
father
Miss Milinie Moffitt is in New
York for a short stay.
Charles Rice and wife are with
relatives in Springfield, Mass,
Edward Barker, our popular pitch
er, has been on the sick list for the
past few days.
Bert Lane has entered the employ of
the Plat Button Co of Waterbury.
Miss Florence Cullen has gone to
New York to spend her vacation with
relatices.
Louis Rifenberg was, called out of
town Saturday to visit a sick relative.
r. N. Blakeslee's men moved the
large Orders for the new bridge Sat
urday.
H. B. Busk, who is taking a short
vacation in Lakeville sent home a
lake trout Saturday weighing seven
pounds. 1t was beauty.
Frederick Dingwell of Wolcott
called on friends here Saturday.
6. III. Durand and family of
Yonkers, N. Y, are the guests of Mrs
Louis Gates of Sheffield street.
Joseph Cookson and Ernest of East
Hampton are with their parents at
this place.
Chris Wagner and family, William
Axelby and family are attending a
family reunion at Samuel Butchers
at Lakeville.
J. o. Simpson has resigned his po-
sition at the N. e. Watch Co to ac-
cept more lucrative one with the
Waltham Watch Co and will leave
with his family for that place We'd
nesday.
G. G. Hamlin, formerly with the
Denver & Rio Grande r. r. Co has
accepted a position as engineer with
tha WatbIoT- RTrlyas (yonstr,,o+;ox ~