The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-26
STAMFORD FAIRFIELD SOUTHPORT
Daily Chronic|ings of the Doings of Our Country
 Farmers Special Correspondent

in regard to the origin of the Boy Scout Movement expressing also what is being done for the boys all over the world. MT. Wendt gave pleasure also in his execution of making fire with the rubbing stick from red cedar also touching upon the pleasures of camp life, etc. William Mcclellan of Bridgeport gave a demonstration in bandaging and first aid to the injur- ed also touching on the pleasures and benefit derived from the study of na- ture urging the country boys to cul- tivate a love for nature the apprecfa- . tion of which singularly is more pres ent in the makeup of the city boy than the boy living in the country sur rounded by all the advantages and beauties of country life. MT. Wood hall exhibited a large black snake, which attracted a great deal of atten- tion. Visiting scouts were present from Bethel, Danbury. South Britain. Middlebury, and Bridgeport. The fine supper served came in for a good share of approval and 1t was suggest ed by one of the speakers that all the good ladies who contributed should be rewarded with fine bouquet of roses. The young ladies who in a capable manner served the supper were Miss Eleanor Northrop, Miss Anna Carlson, Miss Dorette L. Cor don, Miss Mabel Gilbert, Miss Flor ence Bevans, Miss Margaret Cava- naugh, The young ladies in turn wish Taylor who kindly superintended and assisted much in the various intri- cacies of the work of the serving of supper, etc.
 Mrs. John J. Northrop delightfully."- entertained few. friends at whist" Saturday evening in honor of her niece, Miss Eleanor Northrop of Derby who has been her guest for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. wm. H. Thickett have entertained Richard Thompson of Brooklyn, N. F..
 Mrs. Laura Leonard have issued cards for reception and whist Thursday evening, Sept. 2S at the Newtown Inn . in honor of MT. and Mrs. w. F. Hale who are to take possession of the New town Inn, Oct. 1. | The ball game between Botsford Hill and Walnut Tree Hill, played on the Fair Grounds, Labor Day, resulted in favor of W. IT H., the score being 16-S. The same teamssmet at Hillside Park last Sunday afternoon and the result was 11-7 in favor of B. H. Wal nut Tree Hill is willing to play the third and fighting game, next Sunday afternoon. either at Hillside Park or Botsford Hill. .
 Miss Lillian Fairman, Miss Grace Osborne, and Gardiner H. Walker en- joyed a carriage drive to Bridgeport, Friday.
 Joseph Barnett returned to his stud- ies at Trinity College, Hartford, last Friday.
 Miss Gertrude Bradley and Robert T. Bradley of Bridgeport were Sum- day guests of their father, Thomas F. Bradley.
 Congregational Notes-Rev.a Alexan- der Steele preached from 1st Theo. 2-12. subject Walking With God Prayer meeting will be held Thursday at 7:45 D. m. The Silver Key Circle met at the home of Miss Viola Kutscher, Monday afternoon.
 Trinity Notes-Rev. J. H. George took his text from 39th Psalm, and 4 verses, subject "The Strength of Si- lence.'' Friday, St Michael and All Angles Day, Holy Communion will be administered to the sick in pri- vate. The Boys club will meet in the guild room of the church Friday ev- ening at 7:30 o'clock. Holy Commun- ion will be celebrated next Sunday at II a. m.
 St. Roses Notes.-The Forty Hours devotion opened at the 10 o'clock mass Sunday morning and closed at the 8 o'clock mass this morning (Tuesday). Father Sinott will continue taking up the annual collection this week. Choir rehearsal will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock