The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
LONG HILL.

absence.
Miss Jennie Sniffen of Bridgeport has
been guest of Mrs Henry Wills.
Miss Grace Adams visits Miss Edith
Wheeler.
: Mrs Bunnell and sister, Mrs Brins-
made, has been here experimenting the
repairs on their fathers old home, now
occupied by Henry Warner. Irving Day
ton had charge of the work.
Mr. Clark of Malone, Franklin county,
N. Y, has been here with young stock,
cows and oxen. 1t is said that Mr. Clark
has other important business here.
Miss Lola Ruggles has left Tousey's
shop and returned to her Bridgeport
home.
Mr. and Mrs Unmack have returned to
New York after a two-years' stay at the
G.. F. Hadley place. Mrs Thornton will
move to New York, October J.; her hus-
band recently received an appointment
in the New York post office as night
clerk.
Mrs Daniel Fowler of Merlden is eX-
pected here to spend few weeks to re-
cruit, being in poor health.
George B. Hall of Washington, D. c.,
has spent several months among relatives
here and will remain several weeks more.
Mrs Cole and children were recent
guests of Mrs Frank S. IIopson at the
Lordship farm, Stratford.
7 Mr. and C. Bridgman Root of Bridge
port have been at Breezy Lawn. Mr. and
Mrs D. ii. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs F. S.
Hopson have also been guests there.
Miss Annie Hull was in Bridgeport re-
Gently to bid farewell to friends sailing
for Europe.
Mrs Walter Burnett has suffered with
severe attack of dysentery.
Turney Hall thinks the cry 'spoor po-
tato crop" misleading; his $50 bushels
were fine and no rot.
Mrs Beach and family of Huntsville
have spent few days with her father,
John w. Tyrrell. Mr. Tyrrell recently
caught bullfrog attempting to swallow
one of his young chickens.
Mrs James Clark visits her grandson,
| Lorenzo Clark of Rock House.
| Miss Florence Angevine visits her
aunt, Mrs G. Haines of Bridgeport.
| Ivan Girgenson filed an application
with the town clerk for license, but, at
the appointed date, failed to present his
papers to the county commissioners.
Mrs Douglass Sage visits her sister in
New York.
Coons have killed 6s young chickens
and three hens for John w. Tyrrell.
/ Hunters from the village have caught
three coons there recently.
Fritz Appel has bought few acres of
/ Legrand Beers and will huild on it, an
other year.
| Henry Warner talks of moving into
Fairholt.
/ Sunday school conference in the Meth
odist church, next Sunday, 21st, at 80
p m, under direction Of w. III. Hall, sec
rotary of the Connecticut Sunday school
association and other speakers from out
of town. Bring Gospel hymns combined.
Mrs Nathaniel Hall, taken suddenly
ill, last week, is better.
Ben Turney's house is being built as
fast as the weather will permit. Lumber
has been brought from Bridgedort by
the car load.
An addition is building at the rear OF
the hall, enlarging the audience room.
There will be new platform. with ac-
4 recommendations for entertainments the
Hover room will be finished for dining
Iroom, with steps at the front door. J.J.
IRadeliffe has charge of the work.
Hobart Mallett has hired SWede una.
BILE to talk or understand English.
i Albert Coan and wife visit in Winsted
and elsewhere.
|. #. S. Shelton has sold a new milch COW
Justus Hawley has left Tousey's shol
and gone to Bridgeport.
II Mr. Floyd has moved to Birmingham
Mrs Blakesley has returned from he
2 visit in New Haven.
Miss Ida Blood spent Sunday in Bridge
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