The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-09
TAsHUA AND LONG HILL.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel c. Seeiey en- tertained an auto party of relatives Saturday evening from Monroe in honor of their cousin, Miss Grace R. Sterling of Bridgeport formerly Of
 Monroe. Those present were MT. and Mrs. MerWin w. Johnson Miss Marion Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wales, l Mrs. Ambrose s. Hurd, Mrs. Homer F. Sherman, Kenneth Sherman, MT.
 and Mrs. SoIon B. Wales, all of Mon roe: Miss Grace R. Sterling of Bridge- port; MT. and Mrs. Samuel G. Seeley. the Misses Dasie, Evelyn and Dorothy
 Seeley and Masters Samuel and How ard Seeley.
 Mrs William Randall and Mrs.
 Sherman Randall have recently visit ed Mrs. Eli Godfrey, Jr.. of Tanners
 vile. N. r,
 Recent guests at the home of Mir. Fl. SenGer. IT,, were Mrs. E. F. Lee.
 her mother, Mrs A. Bretman and
 Ralph Lockwood all of Bridgeport. NeWs has reached here of the en- sagement Of Miss Pearl E. Wales, sis | ter of Mrs. Samuel G. See1ey or Tashua to MT. Peter Kinghorn. late Of Aberdeen, Scotland. Miss Wales
 has a position as Domestic Arts Teacher at the Hampton Institute and has been there for two years. MT.
 Kinghorn Is instructor in .klla same
 George Jennings and daughter Dor othy, of Milford, ars spending some time at the home of Charles Jennings.
 Miss Susie Dayton who spent some time in the West with relatives. has
 returned to her home in Long Hill. Sunday evening there was an illus trated lecture given by H.. B. Con- verse Of Bridgeport at the r. M. c. A. Long HiIl- The subject was s'Boy l Life in the r. M. c. Az There was a 1 special program of music. MT. and Mrs. Charles Patchen are
 living at Granville Dunning's for the winter and MT. Dunning will board | with them. Mrs. Seilings who has been
 there for some time left Thursday. l turned to her home after months lsvisit with her daughter Mrs. Miles
 Wakeley
 Edward Colton had his house nov ed from Pumpkin Hill Saturday, by. Charles MiddIebroolxs on to his new land on Tashua road and he and his family are now living there. Miss Mabel A. Seeley of Derby spent the week end with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Seeley. Harry Jennings went back, last week. to his old position in Bridgeport with GeorgA B. Clark & Go. f Invitations have been received by several to an Old Fashioned Dance at Easton Grange Hall, December il,
 An eno5yabIe dinner party was given Peter Gabler on Wednesday evening by members of his family in honor of his seventeenth birthday. On the. cover of the menu cards was q fine photograph of MT. GabIer and the date 1644-1914. Spiedels orchestra furnish ed music. Waters of Bridgeport cat cred MT. Gabler received many beau- tiful presents. among them an Eik's ring. MT Gabler's entire family were present except his youngest son Ar thur who is in the West. The guests present were Peter Cab Ter, MT. and Mrs. William Gabler and daughter Irma of Oxford, Frederick lEab1er. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Gabler of New York, MT and Mrs George Wolf and William Wolf of New York, Mr and Mrs Leo Gabler, Miss Alice Ga- bier, MT. and Mrs. E. E. DiIlistin, Mir and Mrs. c. P. Cutter, MT. and Mrs Frank Grfswold. Charles Hull, Charles Peet of Long Hill and C.. Jol1 of Bos- ton
 Miss Evelyn seeley spent Monday night in Bridgeport with relatives. During the severe ice storm Monday the Tashua church chimney. fell down through the roof in the vestry and did much damage.
 The Long Hill trolleyscpu not make trip Monday owing to the severe ice storm. Commuters took the steam cars to the Park City.
 MT Kelly is spending the winter months with James Brown.
 Mir. John P1atlko has returned to his old position at the factory of Charles Gilbert, Easton, after quite a long va cation.
 MT and Mrs. Dwight Fuller attended the funeral of Mrs. Dwight Wheeler, Friday, at her late home Noble ave- nue, Bridgeport
 Edward Lynch, brother of Peter Lynch, the Long Hill blacksmith, who formerly worked here. has recently been through slight operation at the Galen hospital
 Mrs. Clarence Brown of New York. has recently visited her parents, Mr and Mrs. Freeman H. Eastman.
 PAINS IN BACK AND HIPS
 Are an indication of kidney trouble