The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
LONG HILL.
AN OUTING AT THE BEACH.

On Friday last party of ladies, con- ssting of Mrs R. c. Tousey, Mrs w. N. Hurd, Mrs Will Coles, Mrs Emma Walker, Miss Carrie Walker, Mrs L.. Stuart, Mrs F. Griswold, M IFS H. Neit, Mrs F. L. Turney, Mrs W. l. Davis, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Munsey and Miss Lawrence from New York, Mrs Vincent from Bridgeport and others, enjoyed an outing at the cottage of William Burr, Fairfield Beach. Charles Middlebrooks transferred the party in his large Long Hill bus drawn by four handsome gray horses. GRACE CHURCH.
 Services will be held on Sunday next at Grace church at 3 o'clock, Rev Miss Grace Camp from Milford, who is visiting Miss Ada Jennings, sang d solo at Grace church on Sunday last, during the OffertOry, which was very much. enjoyed by the congregation. Miss Camp, who is pupil of Prof H.. Pepper, Bridgeport, possesses an un- usually sweet voice and one of great range and power.
 Mrs W. l. Davis entertainS guests from New York and Long Island.
 A family from Bridgeport has rented the John Fulford place, and moved in this week.
 George Cole demonstrated the Sharpless Cream Separator at the Greenfield Hill fair.
 Mrs A. N. Stanton, who now resides in New, York, was guest Of Mrs Veit, "Fairholt," one day last week.
 Master Eranklyn Johnson, who has been boarding with Mrs George Sher- man during the summer, has returned to his home in Bridgeport.
 a pleasant surprise by party from Bridgeport, members of the Lodge of Elks, one evening last week. MT Gabler was presented with a very handsome gold Elks emblem.
 MT and Mrs George Clark have viSit- ed their sister, Mrs Ferris, in New town.
 MT and Mrs Wolf of New York are visiting their father, Peter Gabler.
 Martin Beach has built veranda on Mrs Jane Mallett's house, Stepney. Hobart Wheeler entertained Rev MT Sheffield at his beautiful residence, ''The Elms," during his stay here.
 Rev MT Sheffield of WOodbury preached very interestingly on Sunday last at Grace church, in the morning, and at Christ church, IaShua, in the afternoon.
 William Burroughs, who has been guest of Miss Emily J. Burroughs for d few days, has returned to his home in Boston.
 D. s. Walker has replaced his horse power and hand press for making cider with an up-tO-date gasoline engine and power press. August Smith has charge of the work.
 Misses Grace and Esther Andrews are taking music lessons of Mrs George Clark, who has resumed teaching. Mrs Clark already has large class engaged for the winter.
 MT and Mrs Nobles and Miss Pen noyer, who have boarded with the Misses Beers during the su inner, have returned to their home in Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs F. L. Turney spent the day m New Haven with their aunt, Mrs F. Fulford.
 Simeon Le Bar has returned from visit with relatives in York state.
 The Misses Beers have visited their niece, Mrs Royden, in Milford.
 EleSter Patchen had the misfortune to have his new Indian motor cycle stolen from the repair shop of George Hull, Bridgeport. His many friends earnestly hope he will be successful in recovering it, as it is a great loss to such an estimable young man.
 Miss Florence Beers is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Jennie Beardsley.
 Miss s. J. Nichols, who has been staying with Mrs A. Angevine during the summer, has returned to Monroe.