The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-24
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one, contrasted with last week. What with the trading post, the annual church suppers and the rummage sale, the benevolence of the town is 1 pretty well exhausted and needs time 1 to recuperate. A few quiet Whists l for towels, drawn work, wooden spoons, dishes, match boxes, necktles and such like valueless and harmless prizes. These entertainm ents are so very intellectual they hardly fall within the perview of the law, and the state police ignore them alto gether.
 Since are late and early autumn rains have put out all the grass fires, the wonder is where items are to come from rom along news 1 llnes' enough
 Sometime after the beginnlng ot November that new Board of Trade will be organized: We nominate c. M. Porter for secretary
 The daily bulletin concerning Sheriff Stagg is to the effect that M h.s Rowland says he is getting along fine"
 Owing to the untimely rain the Biconstra class concluded to tramp in the wet woods Saturday.
 Little Johnnie Taylor, of Warwick avenue, has been unwell for few days He is delighted to see the the fact announced in all the metro
 W, B. Futile wants an assistant " Long 6 Brook Hill is to have gas
 Who said that Eugene Lewis was one of the boys who engaged Tn the brought a. dozen youngsters into court? According to the judge all who were arrested and @ taken s to much concern on the part of some of the young men to keep their names out of the papers The courts are public, and it is perfectly iegltl- mate to print account of all that transpires in the court room. Now that All Hollowe'en is so near, let town can refrain from doing mis- chief.
 The pipes have been laid for some tertainments terng rnegtsS' the " pre- present week Dances, whists, elocution, a prohibi- ton rally early in November. and the same night another talk on Japan by Susan JudsOn.
 Informal house whists are quite the fad this season. Just drop In and win a condensed milk Jar, a shade, a glass dish, a fancy handker- chief, or a cream pitcher
 Wednesday evening the football team of this village is to give a dance at Red Mems hall.
 The food sale at the High school will be next Saturday afternoon.
  terday at Windsor Locks, with her daughter. Helen Capers is booked as having visited in town.
 There will be a song service at the Methodist church next Sunday even ing.
 The big Masonic mass meeting is to be held at the Town hall on the 17th of November Earl Bray and wife were at the Driscol1 house while in Washington. They had the usual enjoyable time. It is said there is list of 172 men waiting to be made voters. It ought to be published, together with list of the delinquent tax payers.
 November 3rd falls Thursday evening, and that is the date of the Townroe whist at Putney. Keep the date in mind and do not go over to Putney on the 2nd of November The old town is reported to be lively It is quite true the Demo- crats, the progressive Republicans, the Prohibitionists, Ene friends of Arden L. Judd, the friends of John M. Dorman, and many others, are out after scalps, and it is expected the Democratic ticket will sweep the | town on Nov. 8th. After the cleo | ton there will be a big whist party. | Good results always follow the use ] of Foley Kidney Pills. They contain |