The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
OF BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
NEWTOWN.

The whist held at St. Mary's hall, Sandy Hook, Friday evening under the auspices of the ladies of St. Roses parish, was very successful. The hall was beautifully decorated with unique bright colored bunting and huge bou- quets of handsome dah1ias. The re- freshment table in the lower room was profusely decora ted with bouquets of bright colored' dahlias and was ably presided over by the following ladies who had the most sarduous part of the denghtful, evenings entertainment; Mrs. B. McNamara, Mrs. M Corbett, Mrs M. kenirX, Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs. John Haugh, Miss Margaret Blake; treasurer. Mrs: Michael Mur- phy. Prizes were awarded for whist as follows: list ladies, handsome sher- bert set, Mrs. M. Ki1brfde; 1st gentle mems. Arthur Grove. silk umbrella; 2d ladies, Mrs. James O'Brien, china platter, Miss Mary Costello, picture; 2d gentlemen's, John Scully (Ansonia), pack of cards. Others who assisted in tn encouragement of the evening were Miss Margaret Grove, Catherine Far rell. Nonie Grove, Marguerite Xiii bride, Agnes Peace, Nora Blake, Flor ence aaffney, charlesina Rriseoll' Mary Roach, Mrs. Lyons, Doretta Car mody, Rose Leavy, Anna Carmody, Katie Ta1ty, Elizabeth Keane, Mae McNamara, Nellie Keane, Monitor An nfe Troy.
 Mrs. Alice Wildman was brought home from the Bridgeport hospital, Sunday afternoon, making the trip in the fine car of Frank Blackman- She is now resting comfortably and able to sit up, which news her many friends will be delighted to hear.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Keane of Sandy son, who arrived at their home Sat
 Mrs. Annie E. Pedriek is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Vim. H. Thicket. Reiy Mhssee of NewagE 99an N a9 % Weas neshsEe sun day guests of Mrs. Helen Kilbride-
 MT. and Mrs. George .Carley sailed from New York, Saturday. on steamer at4London, Mrs. Carley's former home, for an indefinite time.
 Mrs. George Stuart and son George spent Saturday in Bridgeport
 The Walnut Tree Hill baseball team played at Long Hill, Sunday after noon, with the result of 20 in favor of Long Hill. The game was very in teresting. neither side scoring until the seventh inning. The same teams will play at Walnut Park next Sunday at
 Congregational Notes.-The subject of the sermon given by Rev. Alexander Steele was Christ as the Destroyer of Sim; text. Romans, 9th chapter, Sd verse. Prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening at 7:45, after which the board of directors of the Mems Federation will meet. The pastor has the membership of the church. A gospel temperance meeting in charge of Frank Bailey of Danbury, was. held Sunday evening, instead of Christian Endeavor..
 Trinity Notes.-The Right Rev. Fred ericl< F. Johnson, Bishop of South Da- kota, occupied the pulpit Sunday morning, taking bis text from Genesis 2s, 11-15, the subject being Javob's Vision" Evening prayer was held at 7:30.
 St. Roses Notes.-Prayers were of fered for the repose of the soul of Mrs Thomas Cavanaugh and Miss Margaret Hughes of Shelton. Sunday was the first of the October quarter for pew rents. Sunday school was held at 3:30 in the Sandy Hook school house.
 Miss Hattie Doherty of Bridgeport, is the guest of Mrs. George Stuart.
 The remains of Arthur J. Wilson, the engineer who lost his life at .Botsford station, were taken in charge by Prin- d1e & Morris. The intern1ent will take place in Newtown. Deceased was a son n-in-law of Hosea Northrop and had been a resident of this place, n1a'k- ing his home with his father-in-law. His sad death is very much regret ted.