The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-12
Easton
Brothers Night at Grange Many Personal Jottings of
 General Interest

The regular meeting of Easton grange will be held on Tuesday even ing. as it is Brotherg. Night, the Brothers have charge of the program. those on the committee are: MT. Ar thur Hall, of Stratfield; MT. Aurel Ruman, Arthur Staples, Benjamin Turney, and Erwin Edwards. The music is to be arranged by MT. Arthur Wheeler The supper is in charge of the Brothers.
 The Baptist society of the Stepney Tuesday evening at the home iof MT. and Mrs. Charles Nichols. A pro- gram will be given after which cake and ice cream will be served. Miss Annie Cocker, of Danbury, is visiting her friend Miss Minnie O. Sherwood.
 Rev. Arthur Locke accompanied by Rev MT. Peters of Cuba, called on parishioners in Weston on Friday.
 Mrs Clarence Andrews and Miss Martha Andrews were guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Elmer Andrews Friday afternoon
 Sylvanus Mallette was recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell. Mrs. Luther Nichols. of Aspetuck, South Norwalk.
 Miss Mae Freeborne has returned home having spent a few days with Mrs George Beers, of Sport Hill. Mrs Lydia Beers was a recent guest tof Mrs. Alice Wheeler, of Aspetuck. Mrs. John Ogden was in Bedding calling on friends on Wednesday after noon
 MT. Erenst Lobdell is at work pa- pering for Mrs. Joseph B. Hill. Mrs. Thomas Turney and daughter Miss Louise Turney. of the Centre, are visiting friends in shelton MT. and Mrs. Z. Walker Sherwood, of Sport Eill, are entertaining MT. Richard Sherwood, of Bridgeport. William Blake attended the state fair at Hartford, making the trip on his motorcycle.
 MT. William Hall, of Sport Hill, is having addition built on to his barn. William Jennings, of the Centre. is doing the work
 MT John B.. Sherwood spent Satur- day in Bridgeport.
 Miss Hazel Sherwood is entertaining a friend from out of town.
 Miss Louise Wheeler, of Bridgeport, is, spending a few days as guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. Frederick Wheeler.
 Mrs. Horace Wheeler and grandson Verne Loper accompanied by Mrs. Fred Relyea recently spent the day at Fairfield beach at Island View cottage, where her daughter. Mrs. William Loper with a party of young people is spending week.
 Mrs. Winnie Bradley has left for Prescott, Canada, where she will spend several weeks with friends. Henry Osborn. is confined to his home with an attack of rheumatism. Miss Jennie S. Thorpe, Of Westport, Mir and Mrs. Moses Thorpe, and also
 
 Mrs. Ellen Disbrow has returned to her home on Sport Hill having spent few days as guest of her daughter, Mrs. Libby, of Milford. Mrs. George Burr has returned to Canada where she will spend the win ter with her sister, MT. and Mrs. Mary Plumb
 Masters Hurley and William Nichols also Mabel Nichols, of Bedding Ridge, were entertained at the home of Mir. Nichols parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lu- ther Nichols, on Thursday. Mrs. Frank Powell, of Round Hill, has purchased the Morris Davis place. MT. Stowe has purchased all of the woods .belonging to the Bridgeport Hydraulic company that were formerly owned by Moses Ogden, Benjamin Burr, and Burr Jennings, of Aseptuck. MT. Stowe has moved his saw mill in and will soon be ready to work MT. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler are nov ing from the old place where they have lived for several years to the house across the road
 The Craid brothers are busy carting hay to parties in Bridgeport
 Mrs. Frank Powell accompanied by Mrs. Alice Wheeler spent Friday in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Ida F. Ogden spent Thursday night at the home of her brother, MT. John Ogden, of Aseptuck.
 Mrs. Proudman and child from vir- gtnic are spending a week with Mrs.