The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-02
NASHUA AND LONG HILL

pleasant birthday party was gwen Ernest Medley by his parents Friday afternoon from to 6. at his home IL was in honor of his eighth birthday- Ernest was the recipient of many Ibeautif,I gifts Games and music were endowed The table was hand soroelv decorated and set on the lawn There were 20 children present anu Il several mothers. The children attend lfnr were: Esther Anderson Of Bridge 17orf RI7th Hazel George and Harold walters, Dorothy Wedge. Bertha, Dor to+bv Gertrude and Cynthia. Hayden, Curtis and Marjorie Mahoney. Merton and Margaret Abbott, Louis and John ! Snider. Katherine and Patrick Mc- Quinn and Miss Mccarthy of Bridge port and Ernest Medley
 MT. and Mrs. WaIwick of Bridgeport are now settled in their new home on Pumpkin Hill.
 Miss Ruth Walters is enjoying an IautomobiIe trip to Somers, Conn. with her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Au- gusfa Anderson. While there she will visit MT and Mrs Elihu White.
 MT and Mrs Hill of Michigan were recent guests of Mrs Philip Meade of Long HILL
 Mrs. William Hawley Of Bridgeport is guest of her sister, Mrs William. T Cole
 Benjamin Hurd and Miss Frances Hurd Of Monroe were week end guests OE CIc1I 1A4 4xA1 .. 5S-' tof Tashua-
 Mrs Leviette of New York and niece. Pauline, were guests of Mrs Ellsworth Meade, recently
 Miss Dorothy Seeley returned to her home Wednesday atfer a pleasant visit spent at Silver Sands; Beach
 A pleasant lawn party was given Thursday evening at the home of Will liam MalIett for the benefit of the Christ Episcopal church of Fashua- F 1ox aY1A I the veranda. Cake and cream were served A musical program was en- joyed. Guests were present from Long I Hill, Monroe, East Village. New York, Virginia Easton. stepney, Bridgeport and Tashua
 Miss Beatrice Clark is visiting her friend, Miss Clara Sanford. of Easton-
 Miss Mabel Seeley returned to her home in Derby, Monday morning, af- ter spending the week end with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles B. See ley.
 Miss Florence Mccarthy of Bridge port is visiting her friend, Miss Kath- crime McGuinn, for two weeks
 Richard GabIer is in New York vis- iftiriy his uncle, Edward Gabler.
 Mrs William Griffin of Hartford is spending a week with her father. Peter tGabler.
 MT and Mrs. Ellis sDilistin and daughter, Maude, left Long Hill, We'd
 
 the cottage of Fred Turney at Little Bridgeport beach, Mrs. Alice Gabler of Long Hin and Mrs. William Griffin of Hartford were their week end guests
 MT Lipsic, who. recently bought land of stephen Burroughs and erected g. i fine residence, sold his place last week to out of town persons
 Miss Anna Carroll of Bridgeport is spending two weeks with her sister, ~ 1f70In
 Mrs. Kate Kohler of Tashua, who has been an invalid for the past two years, enjoyed a carriage ride to Long Hill with her son, Patrick Kohler, Thursday, making many carriage calls ] on relatives and friends.
 Mrs Clifford Beers and daughter, Natalie, of New York, who have been spending the summer with their aunts in Long Hill. left for their new home in Yonkers, N Y, Saturday
 Mrs. Robb, father of Nicholas Robb of Long Hill, died Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Buckhardt, of 1rvfngton, N. Y Mrs. Robb had been an invalid for years. She left Long Hill only a few months ago. Daugh- fers. Mrs. Charles Swezey of Yonkers, N. Y, and Mrs. Buckhardt of Irving ton, N.s r., and a son, Nicholas Robb of Long Hill, besides two grandchfl- dren, Charles and William Robb, sur ,vive her. The burial was Saturday at Rhinebeck, N. F.
 At the last town school meeting, Samuel G. seeley of Tashua was ap-. pointed a school committee of one to i 4=ke she place of Nester Wedge of Long HiI1, resigned. Rev, L. R. Shef- field of Long Hill, who was the com for the Upper Long Hill school Both i of these schools are being thoroughly renovated for the autumn term.