The Newtown bee., 1892-08-19
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GREENFIELD HILL.

Miss M. E. Hopkins is with her sister in Port Jefferson for short time.
 Friends from Newark and Westport were with Joel Wiggins, Sunday.
 An interesting temperance meeting, Saturday.
 Sanford Jennings has visited Herbert Hutchinson in Port Jefferson.
 Bradley Hull has visited his sister, Mrs Eliza Jennings. His grandson, Charlie Scofield, is with Mrs Hopkins.
 John Kealie, gardener for F. Bronson. met with quite an accident, during We'd nesday nights shower. He went to low CT the glass and, the air being damp, the door, which was all glass, stuck. When it opened, his head went through the glass door and cut his throat badly. He bled two quarts. Dr Durham took four stitches in the wound and he is able fto sit up for few minutes.
 Mrs Mary Pennoyer is visiting Miss Kate Blakeman.
 Frank Smith of Bridgeport has visited his cousin, Mrs Lloyd Sherwood.
 Miss Sadie, daughter of Joseph Brad ley, had quite party of little girls to take tea with her, last week Wednesday.
 The Sunday school had it's picnic, Tues day, 18th, at Beardsley's park, Bridge port.
 w. H. Banks has raised nearly $20C for flag and pole, the pole to stand on Academy hill.
 Salmon Sherwood is spending few weeks with his son Frank.
 s. c. Bradley, with friends, is spend ing few days camping at Pine Creek.
 F. L. Sherwood narrowly escaped ser ious, if not fatal injury, one day last week. While detaching yoke of oxen from the cart, they started into run and in some mysterious way, became unyok' ed, leaving Sherwood way of escape Fortunately, he received nothing more than good squeezing.
 Beach picnics seem the rage at present
 Miss Emma Ferris is with her sister al Bedding.
 Z. B. Bradley and daughter have visit. ed Mrs Harriet Coley of Weston.
 MT and Mrs Irving Goodsell of New town have visited friends here.
 Carpenter Smith has done work for z B. Bradley.
 Glad to see R. Fred Dunham out again.
 Jesse l.. Banks is home on vacation.
 Mrs T. B. Bartram and Miss Lottie Burr of Black Rock were calling on rela tives, 16th.
 Mir and Mrs Wesley Burr and brother attended the picnic at Glen Island.
 Hosmer Dowd has secured pension
 Mr and Mrs Fred Burritt of Long Hil have visited her father, F. B. Banks.
 Miss Annie c. Burr visits her cousin! in Brooklyn.
 Mrs Alden Gould has returned to hel old home.
 Glad to see Miss Tillie Sutter bacl again.
 Mrs William Rodgers was in town Sunday.
 MT and Mrs George Gould and friends of Black Rock were on Burr's street Sunday.
 Rev MT Prentice preached an excellen discourse, Sunday morning, in the Con gregational church. The next two Sun days the church will be closed.
 Four young ladies have been camping out near Mrs Alden Gould's place. -
 Most of the Sunday school met a Beardsley's park, Bridgeport, for thei picnic on the 16th. All expressed them selves as having good time, after tht park was reached but how would Sea side do for next time? AS MT and Mrs Arthur Merwin were going from church, they lost nut iron their wheel, but it was found by Mir: Merwin and returned to it's place without serious damage.
 Mrs E. M. Carr visits in Brooklyn.