The Newtown bee., 1907-06-21
LONG HILL.
LOCAL BRIEFS

need a Scythe, Snath, hand hay rake, pitchfork or rifle for having? We can fit you out. For fruit we have nice ripe bananas, oranges and lemons Trade with us if you want the best for the lowest prices. N. Hurd, the grocer.
 MT and Mrs P L. Jennings enter. ta1ned friends from Bridgeport over Sunday.
 Paul Haskell of New York was a guest, Saturday and Sunday, of John H Sherman.
 Harry Jennings of Bridgeport, who is i'll at his parents home, MT and M rs G. P Jennings, is gaining slowly.
 Mrs Phillip Meade expects to leave about July l for an extended sta, with friends at FishKill Noun tain, N Y
 MT and Mrs Garfield Flathers are entertaining MT Flather' s moth' and sister from Bridgeport, this week. Mrs Granville Cunning had the mis- fortune, last Monday, to fall while in her house, spraining one of her ankles quite badly. Mrs Samuel P Clark is having her Glover cottage and Point House hotel greatly improved by being newly painted outside and in the interior. and is getting them all in readiness for her summer guests. Mrs H. s Wedge and H. o. Wedge and Miss Susie Dayt ton attended the Bi-Centenn1al at New Milford, last Tuesday.
 Fred Keinard of Boston is guest | this week, of Mrs H. B Leavitt. 
 There is to be a Shirtwaist dance, this evening, Friday. June 2l, at Had ley's hall, given by Miss Ethel Davis and Miss Mabel Cowles. l David Walker is improving his house by having it newly painted. F. M. Garfield & Son of Easton are doing the work.
 l Selectman Charles G. Peet, who was badly hurt by being kicked by horse, is now gaining slowly. pr Hill is at tending him.
 Leo O. Gabler is having an artesian we'll driven at his new house. Bridge port parties are doing the work. The closing exercises of the Upper school will be held, this afternoon. | ist hall. The public are cordially in vited to attend. l George B. French took MT McDon- ough's place at the Station on Tues. day.
 Frank A. Cornell, IT,, is visiting his parents, MT and Mrs Frank A. Cornell ST.
 Superintendent Lake of the Berk shire Division visited here on Monday
 Frank Sutherland and wife vii spend the summer here with MT anG Mrs Charles Sutherland.
 MT and Mrs Carl Frauenberg ano baby daughter are visiting MT and Mrs George Sherman.
 Thomas Jenkins, former resident of this place, is visiting friends hert for few days.
 M. J. McDonough was the guest oi friends at the Bi-Centennial celebra tion in New Milford on Tuesday.
 Mrs Garfield Flathers, mother and sister, who have been spending severa l l Wednesday,
 Harry Jennings, son of MT and Mrs Charles Jennings, is i'll at home and un- der the care of pr Hill. Robert Terrill came from the Sol- dier's Home at Noroton, Conn.,, on | Wednesday for visit with his mother and sister.
 Mrs Laura Hebbard has gone with her father to the Grand Army er- campment at Utica, N. Y. She will be | away from home about week. In her absence Mrs George Wheeler of Bridge port will remain with Mrs Hebbard. Mrs L. B. Goodnow has been visiting friends in New Milford during the eel ebration there. V. A. Liefield, who has been i'll, is able to return to his work in Bridge port. MT Lietield's mother, sisters and | brothers came from Worcester, Mass, on Wednesday, and will make their home here. Mrs Edward Jackson left here on Saturday for Pasadena. Cal, wheresh will join MT Jackson. After visit to relatives they will return here and comem nee their new house, which is to be built on the Sage place.