The Newtown bee., 1903-07-31
LONG HILL.

ITEMS FROM OUR sCRIBE's NOTE BOOK.
E. J. Kuhne of Boston spent Sunday
in town, the guest of w. N. Hurd.
Jelly tumblerS. with covers SOC per
dozen. Mason fruit jars, quarts or
pints, and everything for canning, at
W. N. Hurd's, the grOcer's.
Clayton Clark is i'll with the measles.
DR. c. N. Gallup is attending him.
Miss Emma Lynch of New York City
was recent guest of Mrs Robert Lynch.
Word has been received here of the
critical illness of Mrs Christine Kuhne
of Boston, who formerly lived here.
Mrs John Gabler left, Tuesday, for Bos-
ton, to see Mrs Kuhne.
is now gaining. DR. G. N. Gallup at
tended her.
Are you going on picnic? If so you
can find fancy cakes, crackers, olives,
sardines, potted meats and everything
to till your basket, at w. N. Hurd' S
store.
The Episcopal church people held a
pleasant lawn party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs W. I. Davis, Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening.
Miss Annie Osborne of Newtown is
the guest of Mrs G. G.. Downs, this week.
Miss B. Hoag of Bridgeport is this
week the guest of Miss Susie Dayton.
Miss Elsie Garfield of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with Miss Sadie Craft.
Eddie and Clara Downs enjoyed last
Tuesday at Pleasure Beach.
On account of the many trains over
| the Berkshire division, a night opera
| tor has been placed at Long Hill depot.
Miss Irene Haugh is in Milford for a
two week stay with Mrs J. B. Tibbals
Her mother, Mrs J. M. Haugh, accom-
| ;ol
ing the day..
. Miss Ada Nichols of Stamford and
Miss Flora Webster of Bridgeport are
guests, this week, of Miss Alice Gabler
Mrs Mary A. Peet is spending a few
days in EaStOn with her daughter Mrs
Frank Garfield.
Mrs Thomas Wilson and Miss Matte
Hurd of Bridgeport are guests of MI
and Mrs Robert Stains, this week.
Miss Julia Hawley and Miss Knapp
of Great Plain, Danbury, are spending
few days, this week, with Mr. and
Mrs Edward Hawley.
| Miss Edna French is quite i'll.
| Mr. and Mrs Reuben Geoppler moved
to Weston, last week, where they have
Frank W. Hadley of New York City
is spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs George Hadley.
Miss Mabel Mic hols of Stamford was
the guest, last Monday, of Miss A.
Jennings.
Mrs Townsend entertained friends
from out Of town, over Sunday.
Frank Hawley is spending few days
with friends on Long Island.
Mrs J. NJ. Haugh and daughter Irene
and Mrs G. B. Jennings and family en-.
joyed day at Pleasure Beach, last
week.
Mrs Otto Walters of the South is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Philip Mead.
Miss Irene Wakeley of Bridgeport
was recent guest OF Mrs Howard Ran
dali.
James Turney has sold his horse tc
George Farrar of Monroe.
David Hickey of Bridgeport has re
just south of w. l. Davis place, anC
has taken possession.
Master Joseph Mcclure of Bridge
port is spending several days with his
uncle, Peter H. Lynch.
r. G. TOuSey and Peter H. Lynch
traded horses, last week.
S. Wilson of Philadelphia spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs e. W. Beach
Sherman Randall, who has been ir
Florida, is now at home with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs w. F. Randall, OF
Chestnut Hill.
William A. H. Hatfield and family OF
Bridgeport are with Mr. and Mrs W. F.
Randall of Chestnut Hill for two weeks
l.. N. Mallett of Tashua is having
his place newly painted. David Clark
of Monroe is doing the work.
Mrs M. E. Clark of Tashua purchased
a full-bloOded Jersey COW of James
Cowell, this week.