The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08
LONG HILL.
NEWS AS OUR CORRESPONDENT FINDS

NEWS AS OUR CORRESP PONDENT FINDS
 IT.
 Mrs William c. Kechel, who has been quite i'll, is now slowly lmprov- ing. trhis will be good news to her many friends.
 MT and Mrs A. Wood of South Nor walk were guests, over Easter, of Mir and Mrs H. S. Wedge.
 Mrs Frank l.. Stephens of Flat Rock was a guest, last Monday, of her daughter, Mrs F. B. Mallet, in TaShua.
 Mrs c. A. Mallet of Lockport, N. Y, is spending a few weeks here, the Tashua.
 The steam saw mill in Tashua has been moved from s. J. Gregory $: woods to L.. N. Mallett's woods.
 J. Clark Mallett, who spent his Eas- ter vacation with his parents, Mir and Mrs L. N. Mallett, returned to his school, last Monday.
 J. P. Edwards of Chicago has been spending few days with MT and Mrs s. J. Gregory in Tashua.
 Henry Willis, Mrs Margaret Meter, Dr George M. Montgomery and friend and Master Roger Emerson Montgom- Tuesday, of MT and Mrs l.. N. Mallett in TaShua.
 MT and Mrs s. J. Gregory enter tained, over Easter, at their home in Tashua, Arthur Gregory and family of Bridgeport, H. B. Maurer and fam | ily and Miss Nellie Maurer or Trum- | bull.
 Miss Hattie Hurd of Bridgeport is guest, this week, of her aunt, Mrs Robert Stains.
 Mrs Herbert Clark is visiting friends | in Bridgeport, this week.
 Frank Ford of Bridgeport spent Eas- ter with MT and Mrs Eastman.
 Granville Cunning had a fall, one day last week, which lamed him quite badly, obliging him to use crutches for few days. l Large meaty dates for 7c a pound, four pounds for 25c. A new lot of Jumbo peanuts, 9c per quart, three quarts for 25c.-[W. N. Hurd, the
 Mrs David Hickey called on friends in Long Hill street, last Monday.
 The Methodist church held their Easter services in the church, after having used the hall during the cold weather. The morning services will be held every Sunday in the church
 Miss Edna Sweezy, Miss Elinor Hoyt and Miss Berger are the committee who are planning Leap Year dance to be given in the near future;
 Emil Berger began, last Tuesday collecting laundry for the Pembroke Laundry, through Long Hill and go ing north as far as Upper Stepney He will make regular trips every Tues day, and will deliver the laundry the last of the week.
 MT and Mrs c. G. Downs spent Eas ter in New Haven with friends.
 Mrs Frederick Benoit of Waterbury was guest, last week. of Mrs M. J Mo Donough.
 Mrs.M. J. Nc Donough visited friends in Waterbury and Naugatuck, recent
 John T. Nc Donough of Naugatucl was guest, Easter, of his brother, M J. Mo Donough.
 Charles Hubbard and MT and MT! Woodside of Bridgeport were guests Sunday, of MT and Mrs Nathanie Hubbard.
 A number of teams are nov cartins ties from Tashua to Long Hill depot
 The summer guests have begun at irving at the Winters farm. Mrs Sylvester Wheeler of Bridgepor was guest, Tuesday, of Mrs A. An gevine.
 L. N. Mallett, s. J. Gregory, Mrs M E. ClOSh, E. B. MalleJU ana william Turney of TaShua are soon to hay telephones placed in their homes. Martin Teller is finishing the wOrl , of carting the remains of the old mil from Irving Dayton's to his home. Miss Sadie Bell Craft spent Easte in Bridgeport, the guest of Miss Id F Downs.
 Martin Mo Donough is with hi brother M. J. Nc Donough, for sever . al months stay.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Lord, who hay been with MT and Mrs William ( kechel in Tashua, will return to thei home here the last of the month.
 Misses Maggie and Kate Kohle of Bridgeport spent Easter with M and Mrs Joseph KOhler of Tashua. Thomas Lord has purchased a fin stopper of Fred Kohler of Bridgeport