The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
have visited their sister, Mrs e. Nc.
BeardsleY, at Long Hill, recently.
Long HILL.
MEraoDIsr cHURoH MOTHS.

Kew Joseph LaWGOn Guernseys pastor.
Subject OF sermon at 10 40 ,. m. lie :
sons from nature" AT 80 p. M, hi .
Guernsey will preach to young men on
the subject, 1.-THE young man who wins. !"
Strangers are cordially invited.
| The fret quarterly conference WIS
held on Tuesday evening last. DR. 30
seph Pullman presided.
The Methc dist Sunday school picnic on
Tuesday was we'll attended.
Mrs John Gabler's family, with friends
from New York, are spending two weeks
at Pine Creek. Mrs Peter Gabler has
returned from visit with her daughter
in New Jersey.
and literary entertainment in the near
future.
Miss Lena Beers Ia visiting friends in
Brooklyn.
Mrs e. M. Beardsley is entertaining
her niece, Miss Fife Clarke, of Hunting
| ton.
Rev Charles Doupe is spending his va
cation at the shore.
Late Sunday evening, as Neil Carroll
was out driving with his best girl,
couple Of Jews drove their team into his,
doing considerable damage to his vehi-
Gle. Butiwith the help of friends, who
came along, he compelled theJews TO pay
expenses, which they were reluctant to
do.
Miss Jennie Shelton, q graduate of she
| New Haven hospital, is staying at her
fathers, Fred Shelton's. Mr. Shelton has
put telephone in the house for the bene-
fit of his daughter.
Robert Quincy serves delicious ice
cream at his parlor, every Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Tousey are anticipa-
| ting q visit from their daughter, Mrs
House, who has resided several years in
England.
| Sherwood Walker, Robert Turaey,
Mrs Jobes and Miss DINGHY have recent.
ly purchased wheels.
Miss Amy Sage Ia at home spending
her vacation.
Mrs Burns from New York has been
visiting her brother, William Works, of
Long Hill.
Mrs George Farrar is quite poorly.
Mrs Julia Baldwin Is caring for her.
Part OF the Platt estate has entity
been purchased by W. N. Hurd, consist
ing Of the house, barn and store now &C.
cupied by @. G. Downs. Mr. Downs has
leased the buildings for term from MI
Hurd.
P. L. Jennings and family and C. G.
Downs and family spent few days last
week, at the shore at Fairfield Beach,
the guests of J. w. French.
Although this is the dull season, Phil.
lip & Wheeler are kept busy at their shop
Miss Clara Hall, who has been i'll the
past two weeks, is gaining.
| j. j. Mack Ia to open the feed aad -four
mill at Long Hill Station, August Is, anC
he will be prepared to supply the people
of Long Hill and vicinity with flour anC
grain at reasonable prices.
2. J. Ritter has recently started new
meat route through Long Hill.s
Mrs D. S. Levitt, who has been quite
i'll with the grip, is recovering.
George Radcliffe, who has been to thu
Klondike and other points of interest, re
turned home to Long Hill, last Monday
Mr. and Mrs James Kelly are the hap
Ply parents Of II Ia pound boy, borI
Tuesday, August l.
Miss Frances French of Stepney is 6
guest of Mrs r. s. Shelton.
Charles e. Radcliffe is to start his shop
next week Monday.
Fred G. Kuhune is building him a new
barn, 25x34. Albert Fohrenbach, Jr., il
doing the work.
W. Walker, one of Bridgeport's enter
. prising business men, has receDtlv bull
barn on land bought of Mrs Emms
Walker. His family has moved in anC
, enjoy life in true picnic style. He viii
soon erect handsome residence and viii
spend the spring and summer month
here.
David Walker is entertaining JOSEPH
} Houghton and family from Stratford.
Sherwood Walker ia agent for the Vic
toria wheel, which he will sell at low
, price.
Mabel Roy has been visiting her aunta
the Misses Dingley.
! Several new members will be taken In
to the Kenwoode club at their next meet
ing. We are glad the club ia progress
J ing.
Miss Edna French and Miss Louis
Coe are home from their res pectiv
J schools for their vacation.
A little stranger has come to stay witt
MIR and Mrs Richard Rapp.
! Miss Emily Burroughs, who ,has bee
very i'll at her cousins in New Haven,
slowly recovering.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kennedy called o.
friends here, last Monday.
Herbert Walker has been staying a
Pine Creek with f. L Turney's family
also Mr. and Mrs George Clarke an
daughter.
h Robert Stein has little son.
You can buv the very best Porto Ric
molasses for 45 cents, at W. N. Hurd's
b This is what you pay for the cheapes
grade elsewhere.
Mrs A. Dingley visited friends Il
Bridgeport, last week