The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-31
VIEWPOINT

Arthur e. Minchin of Brooklyn, N. V. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Snilh P. Davis of Taunton.
 Miss Anna l.. Keane of Zoar, is en- loving few days visit In Dan bury.
 The game between the Newtown tSa team and Westport, played on the Fair Grounds, Saturday, resulted m favor of Newtown, the score being l5 l, " MT and Mrs. Charles Merritt and family, of Chicago, are guests or George and Elmer Fairchild.
 Joseph Kelly of Bridgeport, spent Mrs. Mary Kilbride, of the Glen.
 Miss Mary Carroll is enjoying weeks visit with friends in Bridge port.
 fine assortment of home made candy will be one of the special req lures at Trinity Guild sale, to be he!o in the guild room of the church Weo- at 4 o'clock promptly. If the weather permits, the affair promises to be very s,,ccessf,,l Afternoon tea will be served by the ladies. The public are cordially invited to attend.
 P. H. Cannon started at 1 o'clock this morning with the camping sup plies for the Boys Scouts camp al
  and Charles Cavanaugh accompanled him on the drive. The other mem hers of the camp, in charge of Rev. Alexander Steele, numbering in all lo members, were taken to the camp oy auto through the kindness of Wm. H: Hubben and c. B. Taylor. Most or the boys will remain two weeks. Mrs John Brown, and two daughters. were Sunday guests at the home or Mrs. Wm. Egan, Walnut Tree Hil. Mrs Michael Lyons and two sons, of Jersey City, are guests of MT. ana Mrs. Wm. Egan. MT. and Mrs. Stephen Horan and family were guests Sunday or MT. ana Mrs. James Corbett, Huntingtown. Mrs. Charles Jackson, Hawleyville, has entertained Mrs M. E. Osborne and daughter of Bensonhurst, Brook 1 lyn, N. Y. o The Y. M. c. A. camp of about 30 boys who have been enjoying month on the banks of the Housatonlc rlVer' l left for Bridgeport, Saturday. l The camp routine for the Boy Scouts who left for Lake Quassaqaug, | Middlebury, today, will be as follows: 6:30 a. m. turn out, bath, etc, a. m 1 breakfast, 8 a. m. care Of tents, a. m. scouting games and practice, Il a. ]; m swimming, 12 n. dinner, 12:4o meo- |
 by leader, 2 to 6 recreation. p. m sI1pper. 7:30 D. m. evening council l around camp fire. Order of business l onening council, roll call, record o1 ] last council, reports of scouts, left 1 over business, complaints, honors
 new business, social doings, songs stories. closing council, devotiona service 10 p. m. lights out.
 l Mrs. John Schumaker, Miss Ada | eoh,roaker and Masters Addison anc John Schumacher, of Bayonne,N. J.
 are guests at the home of Mrs. F Callahan, of Sandy Hook
 MT and Mrs. Henry Hunt are en tertaining Miss Natalie McGee, O.
 N Miss Minnie R. Thickett. of New Milford, was a guest, Sunday of he parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. ii. Thlck ett.
 l The last examinations for entrance to the High school were held at thu High school building, Saturday morn ing ... Zoar Bridge are entertaining MT. ant
 Mrs. Warren Stowe, of Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs F. W. Botsford, O
 Stratford, have been enjoying sta, at their summer home in Zoar.
 Congregational Notes.-The Ladies
 Aid Society will hold their annual fai
 in the newly remodeled vestry room
 of the church, which have been great ly enlarged and improved. The dat
 will be Wednesday, Aug. g. Tn Christian Endeavor meeting Sunda
 evening was in charge of the Ms sionary committee, the subject oein Missions in Burmah and India. Prayer meeting Thursday evening a 7:45 The pastor, Rev Alexande