The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-22
Tashua and Long Hin

William MjaIlette of Tashua, with much friends, has gone to Warren Kent for a number of days on a hunt ing expedition.
 Dr. David HawleySis driving a new Franklin roadster.
 Miss Agnes Beards1ey who has been spending some time in Long Hill with her sister, Miss Jennie Beardsley, re- turned to her home in Monroe. Miss Gertrude Beardsley is now spending two weeks with Mrs: Jennie Beardsley.
 The Methodist ladies of Long Hill gave 15 cent supper in their hall Tuesday evening. About $14 was req 1ized.
 MT. and Mrs Emory Sears and son. Kenneth of Fishers Island, N. Y., are being entertained at the home of MT. Camp Cutter. MT. Stiles Belfeld. of Springfield, Mass, and MT. and Mrs. Edward Booth, Hattertown, were also entertained there Tuesday.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Christ Episcopal church, Tashua, met at Eastwood's hall. Stepney, Wednesday afternoon to quilt a bed QuilG for Mrs. Stephen French oR Stepney. About half the quilt was finished. A colIa- ton was served. Among the ladies present were: Mrs. John Treadwell, Mrs. William Mallette, Mrs. Abraham Wi1dman, Mrs. Betsey Sherwood, Mrs. Charles Gilbert, Mrs. Robert l.. Shef- field, Mrs. Lorenzo Ma1Iette, and Mrs. ArabeHa Mallette.
 Mrs. Samuel Seeley and Mrs. Charles Seeley attended the Dorcas society meeting at the Baptist hall, Easton, Tuesday afternoon.
 Samuel Seeley thrashed his crop of oats Tuesday with a force of men. Those helping were Henry Nichols, George Treadway and George Danfro.
 The Methodist prayer meeting was held Thursday evening in the hall at 7:30 with Rev. MT. Poten, pastor.
 George Shefman Camp Gutter and J ohm French were among the Long HilIites that enjoyed a days outing Thursday hunting in the surrounding towns.
 Henry Nichols is busy with zcarpen- ter work at Louis Burr's, Monroe.
 Miss Mabel Gallup, younger daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Gallup, passed away at her home in Long Hill, | Thursday afternoon While 1t was known for some time she was not in robust health, her death comes as a shock to her friends and acquaint- ances. Miss Gallup leaves one sister. | Mrs. H. Edward James of Hartford, 1 besides her parents to mourn her loss.
 Mrs. Patrick Koh1er spent Wednes- 1 day in Danburys with her brother, l John Shannon. Il
 The Ladies Sewing society of Grace Episcopal church was held at Mrs William I. Davis, Thursday after noon at 2:3O o'clock. After a social time a collation. was served by Mrs Davis. Those ladies attending the sew" were Mrs. Ellen Toucey. Mrs | Harry House, Mrs. Wilson N Hurd, | Miss Carrie Walker, Mrs. George W. 1 Cole, Miss Emily Burroughs. Mrs. 1 Robert L. Sheffield, Miss Elizabeth Burroughs, Mrs. Lemuel L. Stuart, Mrs. Stephen Burroughs, Mrs Frank Griswold, Mrs. David Hickey, Mrs. Howard Randall, Mrs. John Beach, and Mrs. Welt of Bridgeport. The next meeting will be held the Thursday af- ter Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Wilson N. Hurd.
 The local sch ools were closed Thursday afternoon so that the teach CTS with Supervisor Hugh W. Alger could attend a teachers meeting held in the Upper Long Hill school house.
 Nyron Hill has been helping John Radcliffe with the house he is build ing
 MT and Mrs Charles B. SeeIey at tended the funeral Thursday of Sam ue1 Lessey, cashier of the Birming- ham bank who committed suicide in Derby, Monday.
 Mr. Wilbur Beardsley and mother, Mrs. F. c. Beardsley, have been spend ing a few days in Derby at the home of Origin Downs
 4 George Mahoney's house is ready for p1astering.
 Miss Gertrude Beardsley, teacher in the grammar department of the Up per school, has been i'll and unable to teach for a few days.
 Lorenzo Wildman spent Tuesday in Danbury.