The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
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MT. and Mrs Samuel Shaw of Red. I ding. Ridge gave an afternoon whis
 at their very pleasant home on the
 Ridge, on Tuesday, from until 5, fol
 the benefit of the Bedding Ridge Episcopal Society. The proceeds wen
 toward the. fund for renovating tht rectOry. After whist was enjoyed
 ice cream and cake were served. The ! first prize was captured by Miss iRei6 of Bedding Those that attended the whist from here were Mr. and Mrs Charles Gilbert, Mrs John Wheeler and Miss Minnie O. Sherwood. | MT. and Mrs Joseph Hill and son Wakeman Hill, were recent guests oi
 MT. and Mrs. Burr HiH, of Greenfield | Hill
 Mrs. William Relyea is very critical | ly i'll at her home on Sport Hill Marsh brothers of Sport Hill, have | a new auto.
 | Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Ethel Standish of Wethers- I field, and Charles F. Silliman of this place, on October 4, at 6:30, at the
 home of the brides mother in Weth- ersfield.
 Mrs. Annie w. Silliman recently en- tertained MT. and Mrs Howard Silh-
 man and son, Howard, of Bridgeport. Miss Mary c. Wheeler is spending a | tweek with friends at Fairfield beach. | venson, were recently entertained at the home of Mrs. Downs parents, MT, and Mrs. Frank Bfbbins. Dr. and Mrs c. Lincoln Banks and son, having spent the summer at their | home here, have returned to their
 home in Bridgeport.
 Miss Mary Tyler has returned to her home, having spent several days as guest of her friend, Mrs. John B. Downs of Stevenson MT. and Mrs. John Lund of Wood avenue, Bridgeport, were recent guests
 of MT. and Mrs. Orlando Osborne, of Aspetuck.
 Leroy Wheeler has been assisting the B. D. Pierce Company in moving the steam shovel.
 Warren Lamson of Bridgeport, has returned home, having visited at the home of Mrs. Mary Staples of Sport Hill
 Miss Florence Marsh has returned
 home, having spent two weeks with her brother and sister, MT. and Mrs.
 Robert Marsh. of Sport Hill. The regular services were held at the Baptist church on Sunday. Rev. F. J. Peters from the International Colleges, Fl Christo, Cuba, preached on the text. '"The River of the Water of Life" He also gave a chalk talk on ''The Way to Gethsemane', and his
 wife, Mrs. Peters, favored the congre- gation with two vocal solos. Mrs. Peters has had training in the Royal Academy in London, as well as good training at her home in Bradford, N. H., and Northf1eld Academy.
 Miss Lillie Krohmer has returned to her work in Bridgeport, having spent her vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Krohmer.
 Mrs. Proudman and daughter of Vir- ginda, having spent several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Seeley, are now visiting Mrs Proudman's par ents, MT. and Mrs Solon Wales, of Monroe
 Misses Mabel Edwards and Susan Edwards have returned home, having spent a few days as guests of Miss Minnie O. Sherwood.
 Miss Caroline Osborne of Stepney, is now teaching the Yellow school, as Miss Hazel Sherwood had to give it up on account of nervous troubles
 The Sport Hill baseball team play ed the Consolidated team on the Hill diamond, Saturday afternoon, the score resulting z to in favor of the Sport Hill team.
 Rev. MT. Barr who has been spend ing several days out of town, has re- turned to his home on Sport Hill
 The Baptist church will be closed for two Sundays, as the pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Locke, are going to Madison to spend their vacation at Miss Martha Warehouses cottage.