The Newtown bee., 1903-05-08
OUR NEIGHBORS,
LONG HILL.
HAPPENINGS HEREABOUTS.

pOS1UlOnS at the mine ana are DOdFu- ing with MT and Mrs Robert Lynch.
 Charles Jackson is having his home repaired. B. R. Hubbell is doing the work.
 Joseph Kohler has accepted posi- tion on the railroad, with Section Boss Brennan.
 J. M. Farrar is unloading car of coal at the depot for w. N. Hurd, this week.
 Mrs P. J. Brennan is ill at her home. Her mother, Mrs P. Shields, is caring for her.
 w. N. Hurd is enclosing a part of his piazza to enlarge the hallway. Charles Sweezy is doing the work.
 Thomas Brennan of Newtown, is a guest of his brother, P. J. Brennan.
 Miss Alice Dingley spent Sunday with friends.
 Dr Gallup of Bridgeport has rented the late F. s. Shelton place, and will move in at once.
 MT and Mrs J. M. Dsbrow will move to Bridgeport, the first of next week, making their home on Wood avenue. The have rented the place here to Percy Jennings, who will move there some time, next week.
 Mrs Anna Sterling is suffering with 2 severe cold.
 Reuben Geoppler has sold his horse. harness and wagon to Bridgeport par ties. MT Geoppler will not peddle meat any more. John Peet vii, take his place on Samuel Brooks new meat route.
 Harry Sweezy is working for Chester Gilbert at his mill
 Mrs F.. R. Hawley of Worcester, Mass, spent several days, this week with Mrs c. c. Downes.
 Miss Grace Hurd is suffering with whooping cough.
 MT and Mrs William Cooper of N ich. ols were guests, Sun1ly, of MT and Mrs Robert Stains.
 Charles H. Sweezy, who has beer doing carpenter work at Mt Kisco, re turned home, last Monday. Mrs Swee. zy, who has been visiting friends a1 Yonkers, N. Y., for two weeks, also returned home, Monday.
 James Turney purchased horse of B. E. Sherman, this week. Mir Sher- man has bought another horse to take its place.
 Miss Ada Jennings left to-day, Fri. day, for few days stay with Mrs Ran dolph Bradley, in Bedding.
 Rev and Mrs Spencer Bray were in town looking after their place here, last Tuesday.
 Mrs A. A. Angevine is having her house newly painted. Craft and Sey- mour, of Stepney, are doing the work.
 J. D. Sage is quite ill at his home. Mrs M. J. McDonough is caring for him
 John II. sherman is suffering with a lame foot, caused by horse stepping on it.
 Segment Corn planters are the best on the market, price $l.25 each. Oat meal in bulk. Sc per pound. Korn krisp, in packages, 14c each at w. N. Hurd's.
 Pray, do not think because you have not recently read glowing ac- counts of the Nameless club that there has been"Nothing doing" Why, only last week delightful reception was held at the home of Miss Sadie Belle Craft. After the guests had assembl- ed, each was handed slip of paper on which they had to write telegram to "their one and only love-" Fifteen minutes was allowed for the writinp of them: later they were read. Then came time to eat. The supper was an old fashioned one and consisted of baked beans, brown bread, pickles. mOlasses cake, doughnuts and cheese the observance game was introduced. Well known titles of books and paintings were represented by ''just common everyday' articles, for example, "Coley's Memories of the Ireat' was box of cinderS; The Reigning Favorite an umbrella, As 'orted Liquors slipper, whip and | 'tick; Common sense, two pennies: NotLing but Leaves, a pad; Trophy of he Chasea brush; Sweet Sixteen-cap- ly; A Heavenly Bodya dipper; The Four Seasons salt, pepper, vinegar md mustard. The boys proved that igars are 'Bound to end in Smoke.'' fir Walker succeeded in guessing the nswers of the entire list. which was ong one. One more game was being 'layed, when some, Accidentally of ourse) glanced at the clock. The ex- lamatiOn which followed that glance aused every one to look at the time ; iece(not accidentally an exclaim %, must go home." Miss Craft and Hiss Gabler were delightful hostesses. hose present were Mrs Garfield, Miss lara Candee, Miss Conway, Miss Eleanor Hoyt, Miss Edna French, Miss raft, Miss Alice Gabler, George