The Newtown bee., 1908-04-03
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
 Long Hill
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

Mrs A, fleld 01 New fork has pur- chased Charles II. Sweezy's place in : Tashua and have moved there. George Smith and family, who have been living there the past winter, have moved into Joseph Farrar's tenement house.
 Mrs Samuel Farrar is among the sick ones, this week. A nurse is caring for her.
 Mrs Thomas Lord is having the building which stands just north of her house converted into house and will live there as soon as it is com pleted. John Radcliffe is doing the work.
 The Bridgeport Construction Co.'s plant at Hawley's crossing which has been closed for a few weeks, started up last Monday with a full force of men.
 The Misses Hall of New Jersey, who has rented MT and Mrs John Gabler's place, have moved here.
 Miss Inez Le Bar entertained a friend from Bridgeport over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Charles Green of Bridge port were calling on old friends in this place one day last week. ...~"
 Just received four cars of grain in cluding all kinds of poultry, dairy and stock feeds. A car of fancy seed oats due to arrive in few days. John s. Hurd's feed store.
 Mrs Mary A. Peet spent Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs David s. Lea witt. .
 Mrs A. A. Angevine, who has been spending the winter in Bridgeport with her sister, Mrs Sylvester Wheeler, is spending few days at her place here, getting it in readiness to come here for the summer. She was the guest, Wednesday night, of her sister, Mrs H. E. Leavitt.
 Henry B. Read and family, who have sold the Hoyt farm on the Tashua road moved, Thursday, to Newtown, where MT Read has rented a farm. ?. Mir and Mrs H. N. Greenman of New town were guests, over Sunday, of MT and Mrs T. B. Mallett in Tashua. K MT and Mrs Thomas McGuinn enter tanied friends from out of town over Sunday.
 A. F. Wolf of New York have pur- chased of W. Bosochensky his place at Hawley's crossing and will move here at once.
 Time for house cleaning and we gan supply you with soap. soap powder, sal soda, mops, brooms, carpet beater, and in fact everything to assist you with your work. New stock of seeds for the field and garden now on hand; also all kinds of garden tools. Remember we are the money saving store. 1.-The Long Hill Store, w. N. Hurd, proprie- tor.
 Mir and Mrs J. G. Lyons, who have been guests of MT and Mrs J. s. Le- Bar, have returned to their home in Milford.
 Miss Annie Coles is the guest, this week. of her parents, MT and Mrs G. w. Coles.
 Mrs w. H. Griffin and daughter, Eth el, were guests, Sunday, of Mir and Mrs Peter Gabler.
 Miss Clara Downs spent Sunday in Bridgeport with friends.
 Mrs Beach Lyon is reported quite i'll and under care of Dr Hill.
 Miss Hall and Miss Harriett Hall of Bloomfield, N. J., have taken the John Gabler place for the summer.
 A family named Wurtzheizer from Bridgeport have moved on the Henri etta place and will work for John Armstrong.
 Miss Annie Coles and Clifford Coles are home the for Easter holidays.
 Mir and Mrs J. c. Lyon of New Mil ford have returned home atfer visit with MT and Mrs Joseph LaBar.
 Mrs Samuel Clark is in quite poor health. being obliged to stay in bed, a part of the time. Little Alvion Clark, the youngest child of MT Clark, is with his grandfather in Hartford, where he is attending the public school.
 Walworth Stilson came up from'New York for few days. last week, return ing home on Monday.
 Mir and Mrs Patrick Kohler were called to Newtown, last Friday to see Mrs Kohler's brother, who is very i'll.
 One of the large display windows at the store of R, H, Beers & Co, pre-