The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-19
NEWTOWN.

About fifteen tables were occupied at the whist given by Mrs. W. L. Al Sept. 15, for the benefit of the Library Fourteen prizes were awarded, includ- ing four books, an umbrella. two gold stick stick pins. gold belt pin, gold cuff calendar. and a book rack. Among those who won prizes were: Mrs Will Newtown Inn. Mrs w J. Beecher. Miss Charlotte Miner, Miss Lillian Fairman, Mrs. J. B. Nichols. Mrs. George Camp. Fred Lake. William Garfield, Ambrose Blackman Mrs. H. N. Tfeman. Rodney Shepard. Miss O. l B. Hall of Syracuse, guest of MT. andl Mrs. W. [. Allen. presented $5 to the. Library Association. to be used for subscriptions. etc. The proceeds amounted to SIT. Refreshments of lemonade and waters were served.
 Maud Judd and Arthur N Judd of Stamford, were guests Sunday of Ar thur T. Nettleton. Mrs Judd will spend the week at the home of her l brother
 The many friends of Mrs Alice l W1dman, the well known local nurse, Win be .pained to learn that she is at 1 the Bridgeport hospital, where she un- Ederwent an operation this morning by | Drs- Godfrey and Smith. pr. F. J. l Gale attended
 Miss Margaret Grove spent Saturday with Bridgeport friends.
 A fine banquet was given at the | | team. to their friends. and supporters, with 25 present. Speeches and .toastS were offered by members and guests which with the appetizing menu af-
 satisfactory closing to a successful
 season. The supper consisted of to-
 mato soup. escalloped potatoes. baked beans, cold meats, baked salmon, bis
 cults, ! brown bread, various salads, I pickles olives, ice cream, cake, candy and coffee Prizes were awarded as
 Smith for best batting, MT. Steele; glove, by Henry Rupf for best field
 ing, to G. Carlson; ball, by L.. c. Mor-
 ris for stolen bases, to G. Carlson; bat, by R. H. Beers for most runs, to R. Bradley.
 The Newtovn Fishing Club enjoyed i Lake, Friday afternoon. Eight good l catches were made. the largest weigh 1 ing pounds was landed amid much
 part of Edwin. Camp, who was rightly
 proud of his prize. A fine dinner was
 served. Those present were John
 Beers. Charles G. Peck. Lawrence Fay Tor, Frank Blaekknan. James B. Mich ols, Edwin Camp.
 Congregational Notes-Rev. Alexan-
 der steele preached on Memory. talk ing his text from Luke 20-19. Prayer
 meeting Thursday evening, 7:45. The
 Ladies Missionary, Society will meet
 at the home of Mrs. Banks, Wednes-
 day afternoon at o'clock
 Trinity Notes.-Rev. J. H. George
 took his text from Mark 2-27. thessub- l ject being t.The Sabbath Made for
 Man. The parish of Christ church of SEashua extended an invitation to Trinity parish to the celebration of
 their 15oth anniversary. Tuesday. Ser vice and sermon by the Bishop at Il
 a. m.; historical service at D. m.; luncheon ; during. the internission. lTeams will meet guests at Stepney
 Station. Wednesday. Friday and | Saturday are ember days. Wednes- day, St. Matthew's day, Holy Com
 munion will be administered to the lisick in private. Contributions for the I3united offering should be handed to the treasurer of the Woman's Auxi1- ary Miss Julia DikeInan, as soon as possible in order to be presented at the general convention the first week in October.
 l St Roses Notes.-The 40 hours de- I votion will begin at the 10 O clock mass
 next Sunday. Visiting. priests will assist in hearing confessions. A meet ling of the scorers of the College whist | will be held at St. Mary's hall Friday I evening at 8 o'clock. All are request ed to attend The College whist and
 social will be repeated at St. Mary's KhaIl, Sandy Hook, Friday evening, Sept. 30