The Newtown bee., 1890-07-18
LONG HILL.


 days with her mother.
 Richard Burke, new arrival at Ma honey's cigar shop, is an accomplished dutist.
 F. B. Coles baby boy is able to be out after his recent sickness. Painter Horace Wedge builds a 24x30 two-story addition to his turnpike place. The Point House on the turnpike has been repaired and is occupied by the own CT, Margaret Connor of Bridgeport.
 Miss Lora A. Tousey has visited in New Haven.
 Born, Tuesday, sth, son to Mir and Mrs N. H. Robb. Mrs Edward Platt has visited her mother in Delaware county, N. '. l Mir and Mrs Willis Mcdonald and fam fly of Brooklyn were guests at Turney Halls over the Fourth; ice cream and fireworks added to the attractions of the evening.
 Mrs Klein of Bridgeport, her two child ren, a niece and three babies were spilled out near Fred Turney's, last Friday. A livery horse which they drove was not well managed in turning around and the horse backed into the ditch, nearly throwing the party on the stone wall. A wheel was wrecked and an axle sprung, but the party escaped unhurt, which seems miracle with so many helpless children in covered carriage. Part of the company returned to Bridgeport in a borrowed vehicle and the remainder re- turned by train. Mrs D. Mahoney has been under the doctors care.
 Carpenter John Radcliffe has made im- provements at Charles B. Hawley's. Mrs Fred Turney and Miss Carrie Cur tis of Bridgeport have visited in Meriden.
 Misses Edith and Jennie Turney have returned from visit of few weeks in Monticello, N. Y.
 Mrs Susie French, who has been at Fred Turneys and with relatives in Chestnut Hill and Danbury, has returned to the West.
 Lewis Wakeley.
 Willie Burroughs of Boston is with his grandmother, Mrs Lucius Burroughs.
 Miss Carrie Weeks of New York is at Charles Wheeler's on vacation.
 Edward Platt drives span of sorrels recently bought of Sterling of Bridge port; Charles Jennings also drives a sur rey bought there.
 Mir and Mrs George Kuhne have been with Peter Kuhne. r. Mrs Elliott Beardsley spends few weeks in York State.
 II. II. Atherton has rented Fairholt for the Summer and moved in recently. MT Atherton is New England division agent of Adams express.
 Mrs Fred Brown is with her mother, Mrs Henry Warner.
 The special school meeting, held We'd nesday, 9th, which was requested at the | annual meeting in June, was illegally warned through misunderstanding of the law. Another meeting, Wednesday, | 16th, will consider the subject of repairs and changing the school so as to employ two teachers and adopting the form of a graded school. Some opposition is shown toward the proposed change, but, as a matter of fact, the change seems needed.
 Miss Ida Blood has been quite sick Misses Carrie Peck and Lizzie Dwinell have spent few days with Mrs B. A. Lyon.
 George Williams, who has kept a sa- loon on North Washington street, has ap- piled for license to sell in the new build ing Horace Wedge puts up on the turn pike, Horace s. Wedge, Porter G. Mall lett, Elijah Middlebrook, Daniel Mahon- ey, Michael Honan appearing on his ap- plication as endorsers.
 Trustees of No. 156 lodge of Good Templars have transferred Good Tenn lplars hall to the trustees of the M. E. church. It is understood that the pur- chase was made for the benefit of the la- dies aid society.