The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-04
NEWTOWN

William Diamondstein. the local shoe maker. moved his household goods and family to Ansonia, Tuesday.
 James and Edward Lynch of Bridge port. have been guests of friends on Botsford Hill.
 The home of Miss Lillian Thurman at the head of the street has been very much improved by the removal of the front fence and grading of the lawn.
 Mss Margaret Grove of Botsford. has entertained Miss Helen Brady of Shelton
 Howard N. Light and family who have coupled the Griffin place for the past three years. have moved to Shel- ton where they have bought a home.
 A chimney in the house of Miss Lucy Smith of Hawleyville took fire Satur- day last and before being discovered had grown to quite blaze in the at- tic. but was quickly extinguished without further damage
 A delightful Halloween party was given at the home of IF. D. Bale. Mon day evening. with about 20 children games in keepins with the spirit of the day. A fine supper was served
 Miss Mary Ready has been the guest of friends In Bridgeport
 Mrs. P. Kelly of Hawleyville has gone to Bridgeport where she will re- main with her brother for the. pres ent
 Mrs. ". W. Peck of Botsford has re- turned from a three weeks visit with friends in Newark. N. J.
 The old Edward Egan homestead on Walnut Tree Hill was sold at auction Tuesday by the Newtown Savings Bank The property belonged to the estate of Charlesina Egan Blake and bright. N. J.. who was represented by William Egan of New York city.
 Miss Rosina Leavy spent a day in Bridgeport this week
 n wwrrrn leyville, are preparing to move to Bethel, where they will reside.
 The Three Star Novelty Co. who ap- peared at the town hall Tuesday ev- ening under the auspices Of the Mems Club. enjoyed a fair patronage Pos sibly the attendance would have been larger had the weather been more agreeable.
 The Honor Roll of the Newtown High School for the month of Octo- Der:
 Rhetoric-Mabel Gilbert. Frank John son, Mary Kilbride. Helen Kilbride, Dorothea Lang, Kathryn Lang. Bessie Ruffles. Joseph Keane.
 Sophomore English - Jesse Bailey, Dorette Gordon. Anna Houlihan, Helen Keane, Catherine Lester. Annie Mur- phy, Edith Northrop. Clara Sheehan. Annie Mudry.
 Beers, Clarfce Botsford. Mary Fair child. Mary Lynch.
 English History-Thomas Donohue. Arthur Fairchild. Mary Kilbride, Mary Lynch. Nora Blake. Herman Tiemann. Annie Mudry.
 Roman Hfstory-Nora Blake, Mary Fairchiid. Catherine Farrell. Herman Tiemann-
 First German-MabeI Gilbert. Viola Kutcher, Ruth Rufrfes.
 Second German - Arthur Fairchild. Earl Peck.
 First Latin - Nora Blake, Frank Johnson. Viola Kutcher, Dorothea Lang. Kathryn Lang.
 Second Latin-Jesse Bailey. Jennie Lynch. Helen Keane, Earl Peck. Jes- sic whitlock-
 Third Latfn-Mary Fairchild.
 First French-May Brown, George Ferris. Edith Northrop. Bessie Ruffles, Jessie Whitlock.
 Second French-Nora Blake, Jennie Lynch, Mary Lynch, Annie Murphy. Rychie Veness, Catherine Farrell.
 Geology-Mary Fairchild. Earl Peck.
 First Algebra - Charles Botsford, Frank Johnson.
 second Algebra Catherine James, Helen Keane. Jennie Lynch. Rychie Veness-
 Geometry-Jesse Bailey. Edith North rop. Helen Keane. Mary Northrop, Clara Sheehan. Horace Smith.
 Drawing-Clarice Botsford. William Driscoll-w
 Physics-Mary Northrop.
 Arithmetic-Robert F'airchild, Fran ces Griffin, William 3fuilane.
 U. S History-Marfon Summers. Is