The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Mfs R, C, Tousey and famlly spen' Christmas in Bridgeport with friends
 George Mahoney and family Of Bridgeport were guests, Christmas, Of MT and Mrs D. Mahoney.
 John Mahoney and family spent Christmas day in Bridgeport, the guests of MT and Mrs Pelton.
 Fred Keuhne of Pork Lane has a new Holland grist mill and saw table for use at his place, purchased of D. S. Fairchild & Son of Nichols.
 Homer Hoyt of Rhode Island is at his home here on a months fufough with his parents, MT and Mrs Louis Hoyt.
 The Methodist church held it's Christmas entertainment and tree for the Sunday school at, their hall, last Friday eveninf, which was well attended and enjoyed by all.
 The Country Club are>to hold re- ception and social dance in the club room, this evening, Friday, Decem- Der 31.
 Arthur Willis visited friends in Waterbury, last week for few days.
 MT and Mrs George Cudlip of New York have been spending few days .lere, this week, the guests of MT and Mrs P. L. Jennings
 Nathaniel Hubbard is quite serious ly ill at his home near the depot.
 Mrs B. A. Pixley is among the sick ones, this week.
 Grace Episcopal church held it's Christmas entertainment for their Sunday school, last Tuesday evening, which was much enjoyed by old and young. .-~
 Mrs Frank Sutherland and daugh- ter. who have been spending several days here with MT and Mrs c. P. Jennings, returned to their home in Ansonia on Christmas day.
 MT and Mrs Leo Gabler and son, Richard, spent Christmas in Bridge mas in Bridgeport, the guest of Mrs Nichols parents.
 Miss Alice Gabler, who is ill with scarlet fever, is getting along nicely.
 There will be a social dance at Staines' hall on Friday evening, De- cember 31. There will be music by Davis orchestra of Stepney.
 Frank Hawley of Bridgeport was a guest over the holiday of his par ents, M. and Mrs Walter Hawley.
 G. Jennings of Milford was a guest on Christmas day of MT and Mrs c. P. Jennings.
 We shall continue to do business at the old stand for 1910 and shall, as in the past, give our patrons the best goods that money man buy at rock bottom prices and shall deliver .he to our customers promptly. A Happy New Year to all. The Cheap Cash Grocery, Robert Staines, pro- prietOr.
 Mrs Mary A. Peet and Selectman Charles G. Peet took Christmas din ner with MT and Mrs David s. Levitt.
 Another gar of Schumacker's stock feed due to arrive soon. This is the best horse feed made and the sale of this feed is constantly increasing John s. Hurd Feed Store.
 MT and Mrs George Clark and daughter, Beatrice, MT and Mrs F. l.. Turney and John French spent Christmas in Bridgeport with MT and Mrs Robert Turney.
 MT and Mrs T. J. Northrop of Naugatuck were guests, ' Christmas day, of MT and Ms w. N. Hurd. ]
 Dr c. N. Gallup is remodeling and newly decorating the interior Of his house. Charles Blanchard is doing the work. |
 PHI. Kohlar and family spent Christmas in Newtown, the guests ot MT and Mrs John Shannon. Now is the time to feed your cows Row Kure. Keeps them healthy and adds to the flow of milk. Old fashioned and prepared buskwheat flour for pan cakes, also syrup, all kinds to go with them. Our sale for 1909 has far surpassed any previous year, for which we thank our GUS toners and we wish all our old GUS +omers and the general public hap py and prosperous New Year. we shall aim as in the past to serve all with the best goods the market at- lords at the lowest cash prlces.--- The Long Hill store, w. N. Hurd, prietor.