The Newtown bee., 1899-11-10
LONG HILL.
HAPPENINGS OF A WEEK.

George Wheeler and family intend to
move to Bridgeport soon.
Mr. Libby has accepted position in the
freight office in Bridgeport.
The Kenwoode club will hold another
OF their enjoyable assemblies on Thurs
day evening, November 16. II stormy,
the 18th.
Walter S. Hawley has been visiting
friends in Springfield, L. l.
Miss Edith Clark of Huntington is Wis
iting at E. M. Beardsley's.
William r. Blackwood and Robert B.
Turney have accepted positions In Bridge
port and will board there during the win.
ter season.
A number from this place expect to at
tend the Grange dance in Trumbull, tkis
evening.
1t is rumored that Franklin E. Sher-
man has exchanged his homestead, for a
house near the store, with PerrysL. Hurd
of Bridgeport.
George D. Mahoney of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with his parents.
A whist club is being formed to play
once week in the rooms Of the Ken
woode club, composed chiefly of club
members and their friends
Mrs Mary e. Middlebrook has been
visiting friends in New York City and
Brooklyn.
Miss Jennie Shelton, who has been in
Shelton caring for the sick, returned
home, last Monday.
J. J. Mack, the proprietor of Poquon.
mock mills at the Depot, has fine bar
gain in rye middlings and also bran at
so cents per bag. This Is a bargain for
the farmers. Mr. Mack is paying the
highest market price for rye and buck
wheat.
Walter A. Phillips has not left the
blacksmith shop ut the Depot as report.
ed in THE BEE, last week, but Is there
doing business and expects to remain
thera for the present.
Miss Jennie Burkhardt was in town,
Sunday, the guest of Mrs w. 81. Gabler.
Mrs Arson Ward and Mrs A. N. Bron
son of South Britain spent sever,1 days
at r. o. Beers, last week.
George Wheeler sold q jersey cow, this
week, to Elliott Beardsley.
Mrs Walter Hawley is visiting friends
out of town.
Edward Sherman has recently purchas-
ed milk wagon from Austin Ferry.
William Squires ia on the sick list.
The freight depot is receiving a new
coat of paint.
G. R. Lewis, the telegraph operator of
Hawleyvile, taxes Mr. Libby's place at
the station.
Rev Mr. Guernsey is to hold series Of
revival meetings, next week. There will
be meetings held every evening, except
Saturday.
Mrs Fl. A. House sailed from New
York to her home in England, Wednes-
day, November s. Her parents, Mr. and
Mrs r. G. Tousey, accompanied her to
New York.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Fisher Of Bridge
port spent the day Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs G. G. Downes.
w. N. Hurd announces for Saturday q
special sale on fl 1ur. He will sell White
Loaf and Jones Superlative four for 30
cents bag at the store.
Miss Jennie Fits Of Naugatuck was q
guest, last Sunday, OF Mrs W. N. Hurd
Our tea trade is increasing and no won-
de when vnu can buv fine tea as 1 am
selling fer so C nts.-[W. N. Hurd.
A party of 20 young people passed
very'pleasant evening at the home of W.
A. Gabler, last Wedr esday, November l
The party were entertained with musics
selections by William 81 +. kwood, j. J.
Mack, B. Brown, Misses Maud and Alice
Gabler. Cake and ice cream were serv-
ed. AL voted the evenings entertain
ment success.
Ell. 8. Wedge, who has been unable to
work for number CT days on account of
the II jury to his eye, is now able TO be
about.
Mrs H. e. Levitt has gone to Spring.
field to spend tha winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs r. Kenard.