The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-29
VIEWPOINT

Mrs W. L. Allen and Miss Helen Allen are spending two weeks in Brooklyn, preparing their household goods for storage. MT. and Mrs. Al len have sold their present city home, vhere they have lived with their fam Nv e1 years. They will spend the coming three months or more in their summer home here.
 Miss s. A. Fairchild of Bridgeport, is a guest at the home of Arthur T. Nettleton.
 Mrs. W. N. Reynolds and daughter, Miss Kate Reynolds, have departed for d two months trip to the West ern coast, stopping at Milwaukee to visit at the home of Arthur Reynolds, also at Seattle where they will enjoy a sojourn with a sister of Mrs. Key holds. On the return trip they will visit Yellowstone Park and other no- table places.
 Miss Loretta Frances Houlihan. recent graduate of Syracuse Univer- sity. and daughter of ex-Senator Mi chael J. Houlihan, left Wednesday for Northfield for the summer months. Miss Houlihan is receiving worthy Congratulations on having been ap- pointed preceptress and teacher of German and biology in the Vernon, x. T., High school, in which position she will begin work at the commence ment of the school year.
 At the recent meeting of the New town High School Alumni, the follow ing officers were elected: President, Margaret E. Keane; vice president, Francis Carmody: secretary, Ethel Peck woodruff treasurer, Pearl Far sons Stevens.
 The annual banquet and reunion of the Newtown High School Alumni will be held at the Newtown Inn on Sat urday evening, July l. All members are urged to be present
 Y Among the latest. arrivals at the Newtown Inn are: MT. and Ms Thomas Hamas, Misses Ella, Libbie and Helen Hamas, MT. and Mrs. C. T. Lake Mir and Mrs. Dwight Wheel er.. Dwight Wheeler. .Jr. MT ana Mrs. Arthur Bradshaw, J. H. Wade, Thom- as Dunlap, H. L. Bishop, J. A. Mo Elroy, N. W. Locke. A. G. Beard, Jr., of Bridgeport, w. E. Macnaughtan, S. M Holden, J. A. Pollak of New York, R. W Robinson, Mir. and Mrs. Wiley Blackman, C. s. Allen of Danbury, MT. and Mrs H. J. Atkinson, Misses Helen, Rosalie and Beth Atkinson of Hawley, Pa, E. Mitchell, Miss Mar garet Mitchell of Washington. Conn.,, John Dodd of Shelton, L. A. l.. Gale of Orange, Mass, E. c. Paul. of Phil adelphia.
 The remains of Miss Frances Mar hle were laid to rest Tn the NeWIOWH cemetery on the arrival Of the 5:13 train, in the presence of a large gath ering of old time friends. Rev. J. H. George and Rev Francis Barnett ac- companied the remains from the sta ton and officiated at the grave.
 The Mems Literary Club enjoyed a pleasant session Tuesday evening at the pretty bungalow of Rev. and Mrs. Francis Barnett. w. L. Carpenter had the literary program in hand. The house and piazza presented very pretty appearance around the exter- for as we'll as the interior, being fl luminated with a number of prettily colored lanterns The subject of the evening was a general discussion on school and town matters. A delight ful supper was served.
 The many friends in town of Her bert F1ansbourgh, son of Mrs. M. Flansbourgh, will be pained to hear that he has suffered the fracture of the right leg above the knee by acci- dentally stepping in a hole while play ing ball in Bridgeport. Tn patient is reported as comfortable as can be exDected