The Newtown bee., 1908-07-31
Long Hill.
SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT.

SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
 The entertainment given at the Meth odist hall, last Friday evening, was 2 grand success and was attended by 2 full house and they enjoyed fine treat. The farce "The Bluff that Worked" given by local talent. was worthy of praise. Those taking part in the play were Misses Laura Hib- bard and Lillian Leayitt, Arthur Jobes. Royal Jennings, Burton Mallory and Charles Wagner of New York. The entertainment was greatly enjoyed by the audience and was loudly applaud. ed. After the play the members of the Ladies Aid society served cake and ice cream. A snug sum was real ized for the society.
 Canning season is now at hand. We can furnish you with Mason, Lightning and Schram's automatic fruit jars in quarts and pints, extra rubber and cap jelly glass with covers and we will sell you your sugar for putting up your fruit at wholesale prices. We buy Tor cash and give our customers the benefit. We always take the lead in the best goods at rock bottom prices. 1.-The Long Hill store. W. N. Hurd, proprietor.
 Thomas Kohlar completed harvesting Mrs Gregory's fine hay crop, last Tues day.
 Harry Maurer, who recently sold his farm in Trumbull, is now with his family at Mrs Gregory's in Tashua.
 Mrs Mary Fisher, who has been with Mir and Mrs Joseph LeBar for few days stay, has returned to her home at Jersey City.
 Homer Hoyt and Charles Goodwin have enlisted iE the United States my and are now at David's Island.
 Leave your orders at our store. We guarantee to give you the best goods the market affords at the lowest cash prices. Remember the place. - The Cheap Cash Grocery, Robert Staines, proprietor. @.
 Misses Catherine and Elizabeth Lut- ger and Edward Packard of Brooklyn, who has been enjoying two weeks stay with Mir and Mrs H. s. Wedge, returned home last Monday.
 The infant son of Mir and Mrs James Nolan died at their home on Friday, July "A, aged seven months. The bur- ial was in the Long Hill cemetery.
 Mrs Wilson N. Hurd and two child ren, Helen and Arnold, are spending a few weeks in Naugatuck with Mrs Hurd's parents MT and Mrs T. J. Northrop. sg3
 Mrs F. M. Garfield and Miss Retha Garfield were guests ,last week Thurs day, of Mrs Mary A. Peet. #
 Mrs J. s. LeBar and daughter, An na, are with friends in Warwick, N. r., for two weeks stay.
 Mrs David s. Leavitt. who has been spending few days in Bridgeport with her sister, Mrs Sylvester Wheel CT, has returned to her home here.
 Mrs E. A. Rowling of Worcester, Mass, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs 0. O. Downs. Mi Rowling hus gone to Easton for few weeks stay with Mir and Mrs Wallace B. Davis.
 Miss Ethel Sweezy of New York is a guest of her grandmother, Mrs Sarah Robb. ..' .. Mrs B. F. George and two children, Georgia and Stanley, were guetss, last week, of Mrs James Frear.
 Miss Dorotha Jennings of New Mil ford is a guest of her grandmother, Mrs Charles P. Jennings.
 William Jennings is spending a week in Stamford with friends.
 Robert Staines is enjoying two weeks vacation with friends at Quincy and Boston, Mass.
 Mrs George Clark and daughter, Beatrice, are visiting friends at Brat tleboro, Vt.
 Miss Ethel Whitney, who has been visiting friends here, has returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 Miss Hazel Hoyt of Bridgeport is guest, this week, of Mir and Mrs Her bert Clark. ... .
 Edwin F. Lynch, who has been spending few weeks with his brother, Peter H. Lynch, returned to Kent, last Tuesday.