The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-23
LONG HILL.
NEWS HEREABOUTs.

Mr. and Mrs Owen Tigh and two
daughters, who have been living in
the upper part Of the house owned by
Mrs L. B. GoodcOw, left for New
York, last week Thursday Mr. Tigb
had been employed by Peter Gabler as
Miss Mary Robb and Mrs Michael
Moran visited In Bridgeport, one day
last week.
Mrs Herbert Clark and Mrs Robert
]. Staines and son, Robert, visited In
Bridgeport, Thursday.
Mrs Julia O'Hara, xwho has been
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Ms Benjamin Flaherty, returned
to her home In New HAVEN, Friday.
Clarence Beers was In Bridgeport,
Friday, on business.
Frank Olmstead of Monroe has been
having an addition added to his barn
George S. Hawley and son did the
work. -
Edward Lyons recently purchased a
large new lumber box wagon to put on
his milk route between, Upper Step
ney and bridgeport.
Charles Miller, who had been work
ing for George w. Coles, is now work
ing for the Rogers Farm Dairy in
George W. Coles recently slaughter
ed 10 fine large hogs. Martin Ketchel
of Monroe did the killing. -.
Mrs Charles G.. Downs, Mrs BOtino,
William W. Stilson, Miss M. e. Sage
and M. J. McDonough were among
the visitors to Bridgeport, Saturday.
Mrs Percy l.. Jennings, who recent
~ went away for q few days visit
home, Saturday.
Richie W. Gordon and W. A. Keel
ing were visiting friends in town, Sat-
| urday.
NJ. J. McDonou2h, who recently re-
turned to work after 10 weeks illness,
has had to give up again, being unable
to stand the heavy work. George B.
French is relieving him for a few
weeks.
town. Sunday.
Clifford ". Beers Of Bridgeport Wis
tied with his brother, Clarence, over
Sunday.
Ray and Frank Smith visited with
their mother over Sunday.
Arthur Campbell of Bridgeport WIS.,
tied with bis aunt, Mrs rank Cor
nell, over Sunday. -"
Thomas Kane of Bridgeport spent
Sunday with his cousin, Mrs James
Mcclure.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Lynch, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs Breen of
Bridgeport, drove to Newtown, Sun
day, to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Coles cele-
brated the 25th anniversary of their
wedding, Sunday.
Miss Annie Coles of Richmond Hill,
L. l., spent unday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs George w. Coles.
Mioa nn-
visiting in Baltimore, Md, for a few
weeks, returned home, Monday.
Mrs Mora Hawley is having her.
house shingled. John J. Radcliffe is
doing the work.
Miss Clara Downs is quite i'll with a
sore throat.
Miss Maybe Goodenough attended
the Yale-Princeton game, Saturday,
in New York.
N. J: Hebbard returned to New
York. Monday night, after spending
a few days there with his family.
| Mr. and Mrs William N. Hurd and
Mr. and Mrs John S. Hurd drove tc
Monroe, Sunday, to spend the day
with Edward Hurd.
Thomas J. Northrop of Naugatuck
arrived IN town, Tuesday, to spend a
week with his daughter, Mrs w. N.
Hurd.
.Yo1 are sure of the best Of every
tSnlng the market affords when you
cave your Thanksgiving order at my
store. Extra nice cranberries, new
nuts, new raisins with or without
seeds. new dates, new canned goods Of
all kinds. Poultry dressing and every
thing for the turkey. New crisp Ma
laga grapes, sweet oranges, bananas
and celery. Let US have your order
early.-(W. N. Hurd, the Grocer.