The Newtown bee., 1904-09-02
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

MT and Mrs GeOr ge Clarke and daughter, Mrs M. E. Clark of Tashua, and Mrs Bertha Ferris and family of Newtown are staying at the French cottage at Pine Greek, Fairfield Beach. 4r and Mrs Sherwood Walker, with a large party of friends, are at Sedge- n1sss. 6Ssss. T. L. Turney's cottage, at Pine
 The o. B. L. club of Bridgeport spent last Wednesday at the pleasant homo 0f R. Q. IOusey. A number of Long Hill friends joined them and the day was passed pleasantly in play ing whist. A fine collation. was served at the close of tn game.
 Misses Lena and Sarah Beers spent last week in New York.
 Mrs. Will Davis is entertaining rela. tives from out of town.
 Miss Maggie Warland of Boston, who has been spending several weeks with friends m Long Hill and Tashua, re- . turned home, last week.
 Miss Mabel Coles, who has been camping out in Kent, with friends from Stratford, has returned home.
 MrB E. M. BeardSley is entertai ming her sister from Monroe.
 Miss Cunisky and Miss Brennan, who have been guests of Mrs K. H. Eastman, have returned to their home in New York.
 P.J. Brennan, section boss on the railroad, has resigned his position. John Kelly has taken the position
 Miss Conklin of New York is a guest of Ms F. H. Eastman.
 Mrs George Mahoney and children Ol Bridgeport are guests of MT and Mrs Daniel Mahoney.
 Miss Grace O'Neil was guest, last week, of Miss Eleanore Hoyt. Miss Hoyt returned to Bridgeport with her, last Saturday, for short visit.
 Hand made bushel and half-bushel baskets; Mason quart and pint jars; extre febbers; jelly tumblers, at w.
 Miss J. R. Roberts of Portchester, F; t;,a |, s1s,ss ,s 2 guest, this week, of Miss
 Ma Harry House, who has been vis- iting her parents, MT and Mrs R. c. Toucey. sailed from New York, last Saturday, August 27, for her home in London, England.
 Mrs Ella Smith and Miss J. R. Rob- erts spent last Friday in Plattsville, tho guests of MT and Mrs Robert Hitchcock.
 Misses Kate and Marion Hurd are having new furnace placed in their house. Bridgeport parties are doing the work.
 Miss Sarah French has returned home from Saugatuck, where she has been for some time caring for the Sick.
 Samuel Gilman, who has been visit ing at l.. B. Goodnow's, has returned to his home in New York.
 MrS Gregory, the wife of the express man, had the misfortune to get fish hook so deeply imbedded in her hand that 1t required the services of Dr Gallup to remove 1t. George Gabler and family of Brook lyn are spending few days with MT Mrs F. M. ;Canfield and daughter. Reathie, of Easton spent a few days with friends in Long Hill, last week. ] Mrs Robb is visiting her grandfather | In Yonkers, N. Y.
 Miss Ethel Griffin fell from a stone | wall, last week, breaking one of her | arms. She was taken to Bridgeport l to have 1t set, and is now doing nicely. | Joseph Kohler of Tashua has some l hne young pigs that are ready for sale. Mrs Robert Lynch has moved from Upper Stepney into Charles Jackson's | tenement house. Csa,e Cas 2 guest' last week, Of Miss Sadie Charles Peet spent Sunday in Easton, the guest of MT and Mrs F. M. Can field.
 MT and Mrs E. E. Sherman are en- tertaining friends from Bridgeport.
 George Sweezy has sold his express route between Stepney, Long Hill and Bridgeport to MT Gregory of Bridge port, who takes possession.
 Mrs Mary D. Peet returned, last week, from Easton, where she has been spending two weeks with her Mrs F. M. Garfield.
 Mrs David Wakeley of Chestnut Hill was guest, last Friday, of her sister, Mrs Nathaniel Haugh.
 Miss Mabel Hadley, who has been spending the summer at G. F. Had leys, has retureed to her home on Long Island.