The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
TASHUA AND LONG HILL.

Long Hill, March 20--A very pleas ant party was enjoyed at the home of MT. and Mrs. Albert Helmerich, Fri day evening, the occasion being a meeing of the Maplecroft Whist club Those present were as follows: MT. and Mrs. Lorenzo R Wildman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Seeley, MT. and Mrs. Howard H Peck, Miss Mildred and Master Augusta Peck, MT. and Mrs. John Kaechele, George and Karl Kaechele, Mrs. Benjamin Turney, the Misses Jennie Turney, Evelyn and Dorothy Seeley and Louise Helmerich, MT. and Mrs. Samuel G. Seeley and sons. Samuel and Howard, Mrs. Abra- ham Kline, George Kline, William and George Helmerfch and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Helmerich of Tashua and Jos eph Ehrhardt of Bridgeport.
 Two basketball games were played at the Long Hill gymnasium, Saturday evening, March 10. The Long Hill boys played with the Kappa Nu of Bridgeport.
 Long Hill. Kappa Nu. Beach. l. F. Sherman Hand. ....... R.F. ...... Madison (Dilliston)
 Hannum. ........ c. .!.... Baldwin Burroughs. ...... L.G. ...... Eirine Thornton. ....... R.G. ....... Clark
 Score-Field goals, Hannum T. Beach G.; Baldwin 5; Hand 3; Dillis- tin 1, Thornton 1; Clark 1. Fouls, Beach B.. The total score was 41-12, in favor of Long Hill.
 Another game was played the same hnfr ;,c1c and the Blue Stars.
 Long Hill. Blue Stars. Miss Hurd. ...... LIZ. .... M. Pulaski
 (Pevelko) Miss Cole. .....l RF. IL. Pulaski Miss Middlebroolls c. ..... Miss Katz Miss Hausheb. ... G G. -. U. Pulaski Miss Randall. .... R.G. Miss Rosner
 Score, Field goals, Middlebrooks B.; Cole 2; Hurd 1; Katz 1. Fouls, Katz l. Margaret Pulaski 1. Total scores, 124 in favor of Long Hill
 Charles Jennings, mail carrier of route No. 5, has been having his trou- bles this past week in the heavy snow and severe mud. He has had his horse down several times and one day did not reach home until D.. m.
 The funeral of J. Clark Mallett was largely attended at his late home last Friday afternoon. The funeral was in charge of the Masonic lodge, No. 19 of Monroe, of which he was an officer. The pail bearers were John Mahoney, Rollen Burton, William Davis and MT, Shepherd. Interment at Tashua cemetery.
 There are several new cars in Tashua this month. John Treadwell, Howard Peck and. Lorenzo Wildman are among the owners.
 The funeral of Mrs Harry House, Jr., was held privately at Hawley Will mot undertaking parlors, Saturday, March 10. I1iterment in Long Hill cemetery.
 Clifford Cole has recently purchased fine pair of horses.
 Lenten services were held at the Grace Episcopal church, Long Hill, Tuesday evening, Rev. MT. Mackenzie of Bridgeport, off1ciated At Christ Episcopal church, Tashua, Thursday evening, Rev. MT. Kelley of St.. Georges church, Bridgeport, officiat- ed.
 The Ladies' Aid of Christ Episcopal church was held at the pleasant home of Mrs. Howard H. Peck, Wednesday afternoon. Owing to the storm and the bad condition of the roads, Rev. l.. R. Sheffield was unable to be pres ent and off1ciate at the Lenten ser vices Those present were: Mrs. Chas. B. Seeley, Mrs. John T. Treadwell. Mrs. William Mal1ett, Mrs. William Fuller and daughter, Ethel, MT. and Mrs Samuel G. Seeley, Mrs. Frank Kadric and son John, Miss Mildred and Master Augustus Peck and Mrs. Howard H. Peck.
 Mrs. William Fuller and daughter Ethel have returned to their home after a. weeks vacation spent at the home of MT. and Mrs. Richard