The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02
LONG HILL.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

On account of the illness of the pas tor, Rev James A. Osborne, who has been laid up with tonsilitis, there have not been any services in the Metho- dist church for the past two Sundays. There will be service, next Sunday morning, in the hall: at lO.3o o'clock, when the pastor expects to be suffic- iently recovered to preach. There will be no evening service.
 Prayer meeting on Thursday even- ing at 7.3O o'clock. After prayer meeting the monthly business meet ing. >gj '5s4a .set Aai
 George E. Osborne, son of Rev and Mrs J. A. Osborne, is also recovering from his illness and expects to be able to go to work in about two weeks.
 Parlor Rock council, O.. U. A. M., will give fine entertainment in Had ley's hall, the evening of February 8. All are invited. - L7 port will present the drama, "A fight ing chance" in the Long Hill hall, February 12, (Monday evening" .Ad- mission 15c; supper 1Oc extra. Full particulars will be given in next weeks BEE. Preserve this date, that you may enjoy this amusing entertain ment. s
 Wll receive in 8 few days car of extra middlinRs. Will sell at the car at lowest cash prices.-IJ John s. Hurd.
 Mrs M. J. Mo Donough attended the funeral of Mrs Ralph Warehouse in New Milford, Friday. t.t.. ......>< .st~ N. J. Hubbard of New York visited his family on Tuesday.
 Mrs R. 0. Tousey is on the sick list. Mrs David Hickey has returned, aft. oi1, vy}c Sv>k Mrs William Gabler and daughter, Irma, of Oxford, are spending a few days with MT and Mrs Peter Gabler. G. F. Hadley is having new roofs placed on Shirt factory block, now oc cupied by the Cash grocery. ,t
 The Boys club gave Whist, Thurs day evening, at the residence of MI and Mrs w. l. Davis, who very hos pitably opened their home for the oc CasiOn. :5
 Miss Stella Bogart, who has beer spending week with Mrs Nestol
 Wedge, has returned to her. home ir Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs George Clark enter tained sthe Evening Whist club d
 their lovely new home on Thursda! evening last. There were nine table' and all report most enjoyable time
 A unique feature were the score card
 which were hearts for the ladies ant diamonds for the gentlemen, in thu center of which was picture of thei
 residence. Mrs Wilson Hurd will en tertain, next Friday evening.
 Il Miss Agnes beardsley of Monroe l
 the guest of her sister, Mrs Jenni
 Edward Bogart from Bridgepor spent Sunday with N. B. Wedge.
 George Sherman has had a 1urnac
 placed In his house.
 Mrs Sarah Nichols has been tn guest of Mrs Wilson Hurd. R. c. Tousey, who has been in il
 health for some time, is being treate' friends hope for speedy recovery. w. Randall has purchased tract 0 land opposite w. I. Davis house an |, kintends to erect 8 new residence. Tn foundation is nearly completed.
 Wilhelmina Schneider, wife of l.. H Schneider of Long Hill, died, Friday in hospital at Albuquerque, Ne,
 Mexico. She was en route with he husband to California for her health She had been suffering from declin
 for the past two months and decide change of climate would benefit hel MT Schneider started a week ago, lC eating in the southern part of Ne, Mexico. His wife's condition becam so bad upon reaching New Mexico tha
 he was obliged to place her in 8 hos
 pital. Her death ensued, as stated.
 Last week Tuesday, as MT and. MI
 Otto c. Walters and George Jenning
 were driving to Bridgeport, when nea
 F. l.. Griswold's their horse becam
 frightened and jumped to one side C . the road, overturning the carriage an } throwing them all out. They wer ] able to hold the horse and right tn 3 wagon. Fortunately both team an l occupants escaped without any injur . except little shaking up. rl..sl r If you want to buy good ladde