The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-18
TAsHUA AND LoNG HILL

MT and Mrs. Albert Hi1nrich en- tertained a large gathering at their home in Tashua Sunday Two auto- mobiles brought the guests who were Mrs. John Winlk1er and son John, Jo- seph Saxon, Miss Cecelia Began and friend all of Jersey city, MT. and Mrs. Ehrhardt, Joseph Ehrhardt, Mrs Hirkni, Miss Loretta and George Wild of Bridgeport, John Krohmer of New Jersey. and Miss Helen .KrOhner of Easton-
 The home of MT. and Mds. Ed ward Cotton caught on fire by the explosion of an oil stove about ten O clock Sunday morning and burned to the ground.
 MT. Cotton had been to the ex- pense recently of an addition to his >home. He had moneyrin the house which was burned. The house had stood on the Tashua road about 9 year being wired from Pumpkin Hill. A trunk of va1uabless was saved after the; house burnt down for only the top burned and the goods were got ten out. none the worse for the flames.
 Mrs. Estella Benedict of Tashua, is chaperoning a party of four young ladies at Silver Sands, Milford, this week The young ladies are her niece, Miss Rose Jones, Mrs. Char 1otte Plumb and the Misses Lillian and Lulu Bouker.
 A valuable vain of tungsten has re- gently been discovered at the plant of the Long. Hill Mining and QJ1arries sCo There is another such mine in Boulder, Colorado, but, this one in Long Hill is considered much more valuable.
 The Misses Daisie and Dorothy See ley are guests for a. few days of friends at Denver avenue, Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Lorenzo Wi1dman and infant son are spending this week in Woodbridge as guests of Mrs. Wild mans parents MT. and Mrs. William Dickinson.
 George Treadway who was kicked in the leg by a. horse is now recuper- ating in Danbury with relatives.
 Mrs. Mary Douns, MT. and Mrs. Clark Edwards and John Keyfus of Stratford were Sunday Slests of MT. and Mrs. John Mal1ette.
 Fred TTi1mrich is spending week in Bridgeport with his cousin Arthur Laske.
 Charles Jones is visiting his grand mother Mrs. Charles Bradley at Fair field Beach.
 An auto accident took place about five o'clock Saturday afternoon on the state road near the Smith place, Long Hill. Two automobiles tried to pass each other and both kept near the center of the road. One auto carried five young men and the other two passengers, when the. cars struck the car loaded the lightest turned turtle and the men rolled out without a scratch, the other auto was left straight across the road. Beyond dam age to the two cars no other damage was done as no one was hurt
 Week end guests of MT. and Mrs Samuel G. Seeley were Walter Le- Vasseur and Thomas Callaghan of Bridgeport.
 riage of Wesley Coan of Derby to Miss Florence Turkingston of Water bury which took place July 31. MT Coan lived in Long Hill.
 Mrs Wexom, wife of carrier No. 1 route is substituting on route No 52 for Theodore Crane while he is en- loving seven weeks trip with his daughter Mrs. Ethel Crane to the Panama Exposition
 Miss Elizabeth Wilcox was given a birthday party by her parents recent Iy. Games were enjoyed and refresh ments served. lire guests were friends from out of town Ethel Cut ter, Doris and Jean Mahoney, Dorothy Wedge, Margaret Abbott and Mar jorie Mahoney.
 Mrs. Dwight Fuller has returned from visit spent in Bridgeport and Jersey City with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. Alice Lewis of Bridgeport, spent the week end with her friend, Mrs Charles Powell.
 party of New Y Yorkers are spend ing few weeks at the Huber cot tage which is located near the reser- voir.