The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-30
NEWTOWN.

There will be a public installation o1 omcers at the regular meeting ot Pootatuck Grange next Tuesday even ing. Feb. ?. Deputy Arthur Sherwood of Easton will be present. Refresh ments will be served.
 Mrs. John Burns has bought tine property of the late Marcella Kilbrtde at the head of Newtown street which was sold at auction by Charles F. Beardsley for $500.
 A son was born recently to MT. and Mrs. Martin Troy.
 Herman N. Tiemann, ST., is spending a week at Goaston. Mass Mrs. Frank Gilbert and daughter Blanche are spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Milon Hawley at Stepney.
 Miss Mary Honan and Miss Annie Carnlody were guests Wednesday night or Miss B. Frances Honan.
 Miss Pearl Parsons has returned to her studies at Smith College having spent few days with her sister. Mrs. Charles H. Finch.
 Mrs. Herbert Wright enjoyed a visit with Bridgeport friends this week
 pr. and Mrs. E. s. Smith of Bridge port. have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Levi c. Morris.
 Misses Maud and Elmira Elliott of New Haven have been guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Michael Honan, Taunton >
 Mrs. Oscar Dikeman is spending a few weeks in New Haven.
 Miss Ada Fields. of Easton. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Wright
 William Honan enjoyed visit at Danbury Thursday night.
 Mrs. Wm. A. Glover and Mrs Alice Wildman took the fifth degree at the meeting of Pomona Grange Wednes- day. Others present from NewtoWn were MT. and Mrs. John J. Northrop, MT. and Mrs. Wallace N. Mitchell. MT. and Mrs. Edson Hawley. Mrs. F. H. Mitchell, and Charles M. Beresford.
 Miss Ella FairchiId of Taunton is among the sick ones
 The residence of John H Blackman on the Street has been purchased by Herman N. Tiemann. Mr. Tiemann has summer home in Hanover district and for the past two winters has oc- cupied the larger of the Todd houses.
 A large number patronized the de- lighteul old fashioned supper and en- tertainment furnished by the ladies of Trinity Guild. Thursday evening" The tables which were bountifully supplied with many appetising dishes were prettily lighted with candles as in keeping with the occasion. The quaint costumes of the ladies in charge were also admired by all. The old fashion ed Singing School under the direction of Charles G. Peck created much amusement. The affair. was decided social and financial success. The ladies who presided at the various tables in ancient costume were Ms. H. N. Tiemann. Mrs. S. G. Glover, Mrs. Bertha Ferris, Mrs. Daniel C.. Beers. Miss Agnes Patterson. Miss Florence Ashcroft delighted the audi ence with several of her fine recita- tions.
 Mrs. Charles s. Platt, of New York City. is spendirg a few days with Mrs. Charles F. Beards1ey
 Mrs. w. N. Reynolds has returned from a lengthy visit with her daugh- ter in New York city.
 A very successful entertainment was given at Glover's hall Sandy Hook, Wednesday evening for the benefit of. the Methodist church. The program which was an attractive one was well received by the large number present. The hall being well filled. Miss Flor ence Ashcroft. who during her short time in town has made many friends was as usual appreciated in her num- lerous recitations as were also the solos by Mrs. Grant Nutting and MT. Baird.
 Royal Arch Chapter held regular convocation Wednesday evening. Guests were present from out of town and refreshments were served.
 Rev. Otis w. Barker and Master Lloyd Barker of Hartford. are guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Arthur J. Smith.