The Newtown bee., 1908-12-04
NUMBER 4o
Long Hill
THANKSGIVING REUNION.

An enjoyable Thanksgiving was tha
 at the home of Mrs K. Wade, who had the pleasure of having her four boys,
 three of their wives. and 10 grand
 children with her, the wife of one and
 four grandchildren being unavoidably
 absent. Being the first time for years ] that there had been an opportunity of
 meeting there, it was greatly enjoyed by all, as was the bountiful dinner
 provided by the children. Some sing
 ing by the grandchildren and others
 helped to pass the time pleasantly.
 On leaving some one said they would
 come again next year. The suggestion
 was made that then it might be occn-
 pied. Then we'll ask them to move
 out was the reply. All went home
 well pleased with the days experience,
 and Mrs Wade was more than pleased
 that she had been once more permitted
 to welcome all her children in the old
 homestead.
 Keep we'll and keep your feet warm. Our felt and rubber boots are the best the market affords and the prices are low, We have sizes to fit all. Nice large, swees Florida oranges and nice juicy lemons. Pancake timber and all kinds of syrup that go with the cake. We are headuuarters for all kinds of groceries and feed at lowest cash prices. 1.-The cheap cash grocery, Robert Staines proprietor.
 MT and Mrs Robert Turney and daughter, Doris, of Bridgeport, were guests over Sunday of MT and Mrs F. s. Turney.
 Mrs Lizzie Cunning, who has been spending few days here. the guest of Mir and Mrs Granville Dunning. has returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 Mrs s. B. Goodnow is moving to New York, this week, where she will make her home.
 Mir and Mrs P. H, Kohlar and daughter and Mrs Peter H. Lynch spent Sunday in Tashua, the guest of Mrs M. Kohlar.
 Mir and Mrs F. B. Mallett of Tashua are the happy grandparents of little son born to Mir and Mrs Harry M. Greenman at their home in Newtown on Tuesday, November "A. I..
 Robert Lynch is having his house newly painted, Levi Downs is doing the work.
 Edward F. Lynch spent Thanksgiv- ing in Newtown, the guest of his par ents, Mir and Mrs Patrick Lynch.
 A. N. Bronson and family were re- cent guests of MT and Mrs R, o. Burr.
 Karl Frauenberg and family of Bridgeport have been spending a few days here, the guests of Mrs Frauen- berg's parents, MT and Mrs George Sherman.
 The men of Grace church will be en- tertained on Thursday night. Decem- Der 10, at the rectory. A supper will be served, after which a musical and literary program will be enjoyed. A speaker rom New Haven is expected to be present.
 MT and Mrs George w. Craft of Bridgeport has beeu spending few days here, the guest of Selectman Charles c. Peet,
 Miss Elsie Garfield of Bridgeport spent Nunday with friends in town. Peter Gabler and family spent Thanksgiving in New York, the guest of MT and Mrs George Wolf.
 Miss Mary A. Peet and Charles G. Pect enjoyed Thanksgiving with MT and Iavid s. Levitt.
 Mrs R. c. Toucey's shop opened on Tuesday, December 1, with full force of help. The shop had been closed for nearly year.
 Miss Anna La Bar of New Milford 1as been spending several days, this week, here with her parents, MT and Mrs J. s. La Bar.
 Artic Brand of red salmon is very inc one, two cans for 25c. Quick as a wink cork puller, 2Oc. Large cans of ,ine apples for pies, 10c. Felt and ubber boots, the kind that wear. Better coffee and tea than we sell can lot be bought. In placing your order or Christmas if you want the best at HS luWeSL CdSn DGlCGS CUHle IO our ss tore. We can always save your mon- y.- The Long Hill Store. w. N. 1urd proprietor.
 On Tuesday evening, December 8, veryone is invited to attend a sociable .iven by the ladies of the Methodist hurch in their hall, at which a supper will be served consisting of so many 2 bodies that we have not the time to mention them. Go and enjoy them ourself. There will be a sale of use-, ul articles. aprons, for grown ups and or little ones, handkerchiefs, fancy hilgs, bags, etc. A short program of ocal and instrumental will be rendered nd we think we will be favored with ome fine recitations. Supper will be erved. from to 8 o'clock. The pro- eeds are to go toward paying for hairs lately purchased and placed in ne hall for the pleasure and comfort