The Newtown bee., 1891-07-31
LONG HILL.

ABDUL lou TeldGlpCS anu lIlcuuS dSSCul-
bled at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs
D. S. French, Friday evening, 24th, to
help celebrate the 10th anniversary of
their marriage. Dancing to the mnsic of
Bliss orchestra formed the principal fea-
ture of the evenings entertainment. At
II o'clock, the company were invited to
partake of an elaborate collation., to
which all did ample justice. The cele-
brating couple received many handsome
presents from their guests:
Handsome plush easy chair, E Plat Charles
Jennings, Charles Hall, Charles Downs, L.
Wakcley, 3. Turney, II. Jobes, NJ. Mallett, g.
NJ. Bennett, f. sherman, f. Packard, Fred
Gabler, win Gabler, f. Tolles, E. Wohltman,
n. Robb, Plumb Hall.
Folding camp rocker, Mrs II. Hurd and
daughters.
Silver ice pitcher, Mr. and Mrs d. Mahoney,
Frank Hadley, Mrs Leavitt Miss Coleman,
Sophia Beehler, Irene Saczett, Belle Kennedy,
Ida Blood, Nellie Blood, Bertha Blood, Mag
gle Roach, Mary Heating.
China chocolate pitcher, F. S. Shelton and
family.
Lemonade set, Mrs G. F. Hadley.
China salad set, Mr. and Mrs w. j. Haines.
L
ly and Miss Jennie Turney.
Silver spoon holder, MIR and Mrs Il. G. Tou-
sey.
Silver fruit knives, DR. and Mrs Seth Hill.
Set solid silver teaspoons, Mrs Charles
Downs, Mrs E. Plat, Mrs Charles Jennings,
Mrs Charles Hall, Mrs L. Wakeley, Mrs Blur
ney, Mrs Fl. Jobes Mrs NJ. Mallett, Mrs G. NJ.
Bennett, Mrs F. Sherman, Mrs E. Tolles, Mrs
n Robb.
Lemonade set, Mr. and Mrs F. Squinobal.
China salad set, Mr. and Mrs F. V. Cole.
China fruit and butter plates, Mr. and Mrs j..
j. Radcliffe.
Fancy cut glass set, Rev and Mrs n. l.. Por-
ter.
Rochester lamp Mr. and Mrs w. B. Coan, Mr.
and Mrs l. S. Coan, Mr. and Mrs f. L.W heller.
Bon bon basket Mr. and Mrs John Gabler.
Pair large vases, Mr. and Mrs D. H.Williams.
Fruit plates, Mary Kane.
Fancy lamp, John Gabler.
Glass rose bowl, Clara Hall.
China ice cream plates, Mr. and Mrs S. b
,Lendeveg.
Glass cheese dish, Miss Annie Lendeveg.
Two pair towels Miss Allie Dingley.
Bon bon dish, Mrs A. Angevine.
Pair damask towels, Mr. and Mrs WE. Haw
kins.
Fancy china dish, Mr. and Mrs III. Fulford.
800, gold, Almon French.
Pair damask towels, MI and Mrs Judson
Beardsley.
Set silver fruit knives, E1ihu Lewis.
Set damask napkins and pair towels, Frank
Seeley.
Damask table cloth, Mr. and Mrs John Van
Horn.
Fancy glass pitcher and bottle, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Mayer.
Fancy silk scarf. Mrs r.. Wakeley.
Damask lunch set, Mrs A. NJ. Bradley.
Linen dressing case, Mrs NJ. Clark.
Tray and carving cloth, Miss Bessie Clark
Towels, Nellie Clark.
Bottle wine, David Beach.
Fancy china plate, Mr. and Mrs James East
wood.
Handsome embroidered handkerchief, Mrs
NJ. A. Porter.
Corduroy hunting coat, J. w. French, Ben
jamin Turney, Will Gabler.
Elegant hand painted gauze fan, cousins at
New Dorp, Staten Island.
Antique plate and pair towels, Mr. and Mrs
George French.
Mrs James Middlebrooks of Suffield is
visiting her aunt, Mrs G. Wheeler.
Miss Annie Beach of Bridgeport is at
J.. G. Beers's.
Miss Pet Hurd of Bridgeport is at Mrs
Harvey Hurd's.
Mrs Howard Lewis and two children
of Danbury are at F. L. Turney's and d.
S. French's.
Ed Hendrickson of Bridgeport. who
has been at G. w. Benefits, has return
ed home Mrs Bennett has several board
ers from the city.
Mrs Merlin Clarke of Hartford is visit
ing here.
Mrs Seymour Beardsley, who has been
very sick for several weeks, is slightly
better.
Mrs Mary Tousey and Miss Iora Tous-
ey were at Saratoga, last week.
r. G. Tousey's factory will close, Sat
urday, for vacation of two weeks.
John ]. Lynch has sold the COW adver-
tised in the BEE to n. S. French of.
Trumbull.
A new tire bender of the latest pat
tern has been added to the shop of John
r. Lynch and he is now fully equipped
for the best of work in this line.
The livery stable which is to be con-
Quoted here by Blacksmith ]. ]. Lynch