The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
TASHUA AND LONG HILL.

MT. and Mrs. Albert B. Bronson of Southbury have been recent guests of Mrs. Bronson's father, Ransome Beers.
 Last Thursday evening an enjoyable Halloween party was held at Maple- croft, the home of MT. and Mrs Lorenzo Wildman. Nearly all the party were in costumes. Dancing was enjoyed by all. Music was furnished by Roland Beiseigel, on the piano; Daniel Murphy, on the violin, and MT. Lorenzo Wildman, on the banjo and Mrs. John Wildman, MT. and Mrs Tracy Wildn1on and daughter, all of Danbury; Miss Lalli4n Purdy of Bea- con, N. Y.; Miss Cdpkling of Green field Hill; the Misses Florence and Mabel Dickinson, Woodbridge, and Roland Beiseigel of New Haven
 The Long Hill Y. M. c. A. gave a first class minstrel, show last Friday evening. About 200 were present Those in the cast were Mrs. George Griffin, Mrs Leo Gabler, Miss Eleanor Sherman, Miss Clarice Bray and Mrs. Ralph Medley, Lester Wedge, Lau- renee Sherman, Leslie Whitney, liar old Whitney, Charles E. Radcliffe, Linn B. Abbott. H. B. Converse, liar old French and John Won Wineke.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Anderson moved their household effects Friday to the Samuel Beardsley place.
 Ellsworth Mead met with severe accident Monday at the Locomobile Co.,, where he was employed. He was working in the milling department and the forefnger of his right hand was cut so severely a physician att tended him.
 Sherman Walter of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent the weekend in town with his son, Otto Walter.
 The classes at the Y. M. C. A. opened Wednesday, Nov. 1, as fol- lows: Junior boys. Wednesday, 4 p. m. and Saturday, g a. m.; senior boys, Thursday, 7:3O p. m; women's class. Wednesday evening; girls class, Friday, to p. m.; senior girls, Friday, to D., m. The women's and girls classes will be un- der thed irection of Miss O'Connell of New Haven, this year.
 J. c .Rapp and family have rented the F. H.. Eastman place.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church met Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Ralph Med ley.
 Alfred Edwards has sold his Tashua place, the so-called George Mallette place.
 Three auto loads of. Bridgeport masqueraders spent Saturday evening at Tashua Hill. at the home of MT. and Mrs. Samuel G. Seeley Dancing and games and music were enjoyed William R, Youngs of Bridgeport wore the prize costume, that of a Zulu. This costume had received first prizes at similar balls at Springfield, Mass, Rockville and Hartford. Those in the party were MT. and Mrs Erwin L. Mott, MT. and Mrs. Borg, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Young, Miss Anna Ryberg, Albert Anderson, Harold Janson. David w. Crowther. Malcolm Peterson, MT and Mrs. Carl T. Nel- son, Richard Nelson, N. H. Kinne, William Kinee, and Miss Grace Wow yer. all of Bridgeport; MT. and Mrs. Solon B. Wales of Monroe, Miss Gladys Fafrehild. Miss Mabel A. See ley of Derby and MT. Charles B. Seeley.
 Miss Florence Rose of Darien, John Bierne and Miss Honora Bierne. of Bridgeport were weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. Peter H. Lynch.
 The following pupils were perfect In attendance at the Tas11ua school during September and October: Re- becca Jones, Louise KaeckIe, John Kaeckle, Samuel seeley and Lau- renca EWeZey