The Newtown bee., 1903-04-10
to Henry f. Burritt will be on We'd
nesday, April II, at 10 O'Clock sharp.
Positively no pOstponement.
LONG HILL.
A GOOD ENTERTAINMENT ASS URED.

is being carefully rehearsed by all of the
dramatic talent available and will be
produced simultaneously with some
cake, sandwiches and coffee. at the
Long Hill hall, Tuesday evening,
April IA. Overture at 7.3O; curtain at
7.45. Admission :l5c; children under
II, 1Oc.
r. 0. Beers and Mrs Elizabeth Wade
attended the funeral of Nelson E.
Smith in Plattsville, last week.
Mrs John NJ. Haugh and daughter,
Frances, of New Brighton, N. Y, are
spending few days with Mrs Nathan
iel Hall.
Misses Fannie Hall and Annie Cor
man moved, last week, from Daniel
Mahoney's to Lewis Wakeley's tene-
ment house.
Mrs R. G. Tousey expects soon to
make visit to Lakewood, N. j., for a
few weeks.
Levi Downs is papering and painting
the interior of r. G. Tousey's house.
Mr. Downs has just completed decorat-
ing Eliot. NJ. -,Beardsley's tenement
house.
For one week only beginning Friday,
April 10, we will give a special discount
of 10 per cent on every dollars worth
and over of tea and coffee sold at our
IStn % ri oh
but cash discount, receiving full
value for your money Nv. N. Hurd,
Long Hill Grocer.
Mrs M. K. Burkhardt of Shelton
spent few days last week with her
| daughter, Mrs William Gabler.
Samuel Brooks has started another
meat route. Reuben Geoppler will
have charge of the wagon.
Section Boss Brennan has added five
more hands to his corps of workers, the
past week.
Reuben Geoppler traded horses, last
week, with Frank Gabler.
A. N. Bronson and family of South
Britain were guests, one day last week,
of Mr. and Mrs r. o. Beers.
OAlbert Linton, who has been living
in Mrs Elizabeth Wade's house, moved
his family to Weston, last Saturday.
Ernest Sherman will occupy Mrs
Elizabeth Wade's house, recently vaca-
ted by Albert Linton.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Gilbert of Bridge
port were guests over Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs G. G.. Downes.
Miss Lille 3. Mallette of Tashua
has begun early with her garden. Peas
are up and she has planted over 1900
gladiola bulbs.
David S. Leavitt has recently built a
new fence around his house.
Do not forget to come to the Hall,
Tuesday evening, Apri. II, and see
"Aunt Jerusha'
James Cowell entertained friends
from out of town, recently.
If you are thinking of buying a co IN
planter or any garden tools call on W.
N. Hurd, the grocer.
Mrs James Freer is the victim of a
severe cold.
Harry Jennings has litter of eight
young water spaniels.
Several of the young people of this
place are preparing for dance to be
held some evening next week.
E. H. Hawley was in Newtown, last
Monday, where he purchased a cow of
Mrs Mccarthy.
Mrs Robert Lynch returned, last
Monday, from Stepney, where she has
been caring for Mrs James Lynch, who
has been critically i'll.
e. II. Hawley sold a new milch COW
to Mrs Hannah, last Tuesday.
John Porter of New Rochelle has ia
ken position lately at the mine, and
is boarding with Mr. and Mrs Robert
Lynch.
Miss Amy Coles, who has been attend
Ing school at Jamaica, L. l., theIpast
year, is spending her Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs G. W.
Coles.
Mr. and Mrs Karl F'raucnberger of
spent Sunday at George
Sherman's. Mr. and Mrs Robert Tur-
ney and Miss Annie Roberts of Easton
were guests of Miss Carrie Walker.
Miss Julia Hawley has been the
guest of Mrs Emma Walker and Miss
Sarah Beers.
Mrs r. G. Tousey, who has been
quite i'll with grip, will 60 to Lakewood |
IN Thursday for a few weeks stay.
RobertsFerry has recently purchased
fine roader of out of town parties.
1t is rumored that Mr. Stanton was
n town, last week.
BRooKFIELD.
GRANGE ENTHUSIASM
At the Grange on Monday night an
atereStlng program Was carried out,
Though several discussions took the
lace OF expected papers. Quite
lumber expect to visit Danbury