The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
OUR NEIGHBORS.
LONG HILL.
ALBERT ELLIS, JR,

LONG HILL.
 ALBERT ELLIS, JR.
 Albert Ellis, Jr., who has been In in failing health for several months, died of cOnsum otion at his fathers home, Albert Ellis, ST., in Tashua. three months. The funeral was held at his fathers house in Tashua, Monday afternoon at o'clock, Rev MT Davis of Easton officiating. The bearers were Charles and William Keller, Will liam Lane and MT Klein. MT Ellis IS | survived by his father, two brothers and two sisters. WRITTEN IN MEMORY OF MRS ToUsEY BY FANNIE DOWNS, AGE TWELVE YEARS.
 You loved her. oh, you loved her.
 She was sweet and young and fair.
 But God has called her to his home,
 And she is happy there
 You loved her. yes, you loved her.
 But Jesus loved her more.
 And she has answered to his call
 And gone to the beautiful shore.
 Jesus called her with his gentle voice,
 She answered. Il will go,
 For Heaven is better than my home
 On this humble earth below
 She is not dead but living:
 She lives in Heaven above,
 Aud some day you may meet her there,
 In her home of peace and love.
 METHODIST CHURCH NOTICES.
 Sunday morning next at 10. .45 o'clock, Rev R. l. B. Illman of Easton will preach and administer the Sacrament of the Lords Supper, weather per hitting. The pastor, Rev J. A. Os- borne, will preach in Easton morning and afternoon.
 Sunday evening service in the hall at ' 80 o'clock, when the pastor will preach on the Ascension of Christ.
 Thursday evening at 7.45 o'clock, prayer meeting and choir rehearsal. Homer 0. Wedge of Bridgeport is spending the week with his parents, MT and Mrs H. S. Wedge.
 Mrs Carrie J. Turney, formerly of Long Hill, died recently at her home in Waterbury. Her body was taken to Bantam for burial. Mrs Turney was sister of H. s. Wedge.
 George Fulford of New Haven was 8 guest, Memorial day, of his father, John Fulford.
 Mrs w. N. Hurd entertained friends from Bridgeport, Decoration day.
 Mrs David Hickey and daughter, Lora, have returned from week s stay with friends in West Cornwall.
 George Evans will give social dance at Hadley hall, Thursday, June l5.
 George Randall of Long Island has moved into the house with John Full
 Misses Katie and Maggie Kohler and friend of Bridgeport were guests, Dec oratiOn day, of MT and Mrs Joseph KOhler,
 c. G. Downs has just completed ! painting Thomas MorrisSy'S new cot. tage.
 Lena, of Bridgeport, were guests, this week, of Mrs c. G. DownS.
 The Grace Episcopal church has been improved by being nicely paint ed. Levi Downs did the work. l N. J. Hubbard of New York spent Sunday with his family here. The Long Hill baseball team went to Trumbull, Decoration day, where they defeated the Trumbull boys The score was IA to 2 in favor of the Long Hill boys. Bridgeport parties picnicked at Par Tor Rock on Decoration day. c. H. Hawley of Stepney Depot has unloaded a car of coal at Long Hill de- pot, this week. R 0. Tousey has alse l uDlOducU car, UulS Wcch. Mrs Sarah French is in Newtown caring for the sick. Frank Hadley of New York City was a guest, Sunday, of MT and Mir Granville Dunning. MT and Mrs Leo c. Gabler entertain ed Mrs Gabler's parents, MT and Mir Nichols, and other friends from Bridgeport, over Sunday.
 Thomas Morrissey is having hi! store house here newly painted Bridgeport parties are doing the work Mrs Daniel Mahoney entertained friends from Bridgeport, Sunday. The Point House hotel is now Oper for business and are ready to furnish parties with dinners or lunches at an! time.
 It will soon be having time. If yol need a new scythe, snathe or hand hay rake or any kind of small garden tool you can get the best at lowest price' at my store.-[W. N. Hurd, the grocer The Railroad Co. are selling thu buildings at Parlor Rock. Miss Kate Hurd, who has beer quite ill, is slowly improving. John Gabler. Jr., and family and MI Hoch and Miss Hoffman of New York City have been spending few day! with MT and Mrs John Gabler, ST.