The Newtown bee., 1905-06-16
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTH BRITAIN.

A. B. WALL RETURNS TO MASSACHU-
 A.B. Wall, who has been a faithful employee of the Hawkins Manufactur- ing Co. for nine years, has resigned his position with the company and will finish his work at the factory, Sat- urday. MT Wall and family will move some time next week to MT Walls old home at Plymouth, Mass, where he has an aged mother to care for. He has also accepted position there. MT Wall has made many friends since his sojourn in South Britain who regret greatly that he must leave. The best wishes of his many friends go with him.
 AN EXCITING GAME OF BASEBALL.
 The South Britain boys played an exciting game of ball. Saturday, June 3, with a team from the Waterbury Business college At the end of the ninth inning the score was 10 to 10. The game he'd to be stopped then as it was time for the Waterbury boys to take the train for home.
 There will be concert in the Congre- gational church, South Britain, Thursday evening, J June P, at 8 o'clock: Among other attractions there will be several numbers sung by a quartet from Yale. The South Britain orches- tra will play several selections:
 Mrs Robert Richmond, who has been quite seriously ill, is now gaining slowly.
 Robert Richmond has accepted a position with the Hawkins Manufact-
 At the Congregational church, last Sunday morning, the Sunday school held their Children's day exercises. The children all did their parts nicely and the services were much enjoyed by all.
 Charles Bradley is getting out the frame for Williams & Scovilles new store, in the woods west of Thomas Sul- livan's on the -Southbury road. Sco- viIle's steam mill is doing the saving. MT and Mrs w. E. Mitchell have nearly recovered from their severe shaking up and bruises received by being run into and thrown out of their carriage, about two weeks ago. Mrs William Dew and son, Calvin, of Torrington, have been spending a number of days with MT and Mrs Cor don Stevenson at Bennett's Bridge. Mrs Frank Foote and Mrs Charles Gidney of North BranfOrd have been guests, the past week, of Mrs Charles Manville.
 Rev MT Forte, the new pastor at the Congregational church, is expected to move into the parsonage, Friday. MT Forte's sister will keep house for him.
 Mrs John Flemming is building an addition on the west of her house and making other improvements about her home.
 John E. Wentsch has purchased Mrs Frank Castles place in the Purchase. MT and Mrs Castle have moved to Rox- bnry.
 Miss Marion Amber of the Mapping school and Miss s. Bassett of the Pootatuck school treated the scholars to magic lantern entertainment at the Pootatuck schoolhouse, last week Thursday evening. Friday, June 16, they will hold Union picnic down the river at the Lee place.
 w. c. Adler, tack maker at the Hawkins Manufacturing Co.'S. shop, has resigned his position there and gone to Rochester, N. Y., where he has accepted a position with the Gen. esee Tack Co.,, of that place.
 Mrs A. w. Bassett and child, Charles Lutf and family, Mir and Mrs Frank Bowers, Misses Minnie, Etta and Tes' sic Flemming, Oliver Gilbert. Mrs Henry Perkins and Wilbur Lockwood were among those from this place who attended the Ringling Brothers cir GUS in Waterbury, last Friday.