The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-03

Mrs Edward Allen, Miss Van Wrinkle. Miss Francis Russell, Mir and Mrs Stiles Judson, MT. and Fred Curtis of Brookfield, pr. and Mrs. Rowland, Dr. and Mrs. Cogswell. Ario Walker, Mrs. and Miss Silliman, Mrs. George K. Wilson. MT. Allan Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. Radford B. Smith and Radford Smith Jr., Mrs DeLacour, MT. Frank lin Sammis. MT. Dickinson, Dea. and Mrs. Baldwin, Mir. and Mrs Thomas B. Taylor, Mrs. Randall. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Thompson, Mrs. Hodges, L. E. Peck Mrs. c. M Porter. MT. and Mrs. Macluren Stevenson, Mir and Mrs. Viner, MT. and Mrs. Mallett, MT. and Mrs. Edward Judson, Dr. Bronson, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis. MT. and Mrs Minot Blaksman. First Selectman Wells, Town Clerk Stagg, MT. and Mrs Newton Reed, Donald Sammis, Miss Kate McEwen and MT. Robert Sammis-
 If Rev. George w. JUdson did say that incidentally the bi-centennial of the church (ConsregatidnaD core sponded with his 5Oth birthday" he certainly did not look like such an old man. as the church was founded in 1889 and the DicentenniaI took place in 1889. That was 70 years ago, and Mir. Judson being 50 years old then, would now have reached the advanced age of 120. He was by all odds the oldest man at the banquet
 Among visitors from out of town who came to attend the banquet on Mon day night were Frederick A. Booth of Rochester. Miss Annie Ives and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Edwards and Miss Me Allister of New Haven
 Thus far no will of the late George O. Lines has been found and 1t is pre- stunned he died intestate. He left O fortune it is supposed, of over s1OO,0O0.
 MT and Mrs. J. A. Wales having returned to town after months honeymoon. were given reception few evenings ago by MT. and Mrs. F. A Pease on Stratford avenue. The guests included the following gentle men with their wives. Arthur DeFor- est and Walter Wheeler, A. Bedell, Benjamin. Stanley Y. and Frederick C.. Beach, E. P. Bullard, N. Ellsworth Cornwall, Wm. B. Coggswell and the following ladies Mrs Robert and Frances Russell. Mrs. Adelaide Gun ther Mrs. George Gunther. Mrs. Mar gaFet DeLacour. Miss Ella Jackson and Miss Emma Goodwin
 Mr and Mrs. Joseph Wheeler of East Main street recently gave a husking bee.
 Tomorrow afternoon the women's Foreign Missionary Society meets at the house of Miss Carrie L. Peck, Long Brook avenue.
 This evening at the Congregational church. Dea. P. P. Haven will give an account of his recent visit to Bur lington, Vt, where he attended mis- sionary gathering.
 Miss Carrie Cleveland has given up her position at D. M. Reads Some 14 ladies and gentlemen will act as committees for the coming dance to be given tomorrow evening by the Order of the Eastern Star
 Both the Missionary Society and the Women's Aid will meet at the confer ence rooms tomorrow afternoon and pack the barrels which are to be sent to the missionaries.
 Recent visitors in town include Mrs. Howe, daughter of pr. and Mrs. Pack ard Mir. and Mrs Louis Hart from Forestvile, Water Lusher of New York, Mrs. C. R. Warner of Plainvile, Dr. Peck of Philadelphia, Miss Edith Evans of Mt. Vernon. Dr. Merwin of Milford Mrs Arthur Beach of Water town and Mrs. H. F. Weaver and Mrs W. J. Platt of New Haven.