The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-19
NEWTOWN

the Scouts was held Friday evening" the boys meeting at the Congregations church at 6:30 and tramping to Taun- ton Lake in a body Each boy was prepare it to suit himself. After the business meeting a very enjoyable so- cial time was held. The boys show great improvement since their, two weeks of camp life.
 Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Hard of Maple Shade Farm, are entertaining MT. and Mrs Von Der Lippe and son, also MT. and Mrs. E. N. Hard of Newark, N J.
 Among the visitors in the Park City this week were Edward $. Pitzschler, Earl C. Peck, L. Phillips Morris, and Postmaster Lawrence Taylor of Bots ford
 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blackman and son of Bridgeport, have been guests of MT. Blackman's parents, MT. and Mrs s. A. Blackman.
 Miss Elizabeth Egan has been a guest in Bridgeport this week.
 John Madigan of Canaan, has been the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Madigan.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Taylor have been guests of Attorney and Mrs. O'Hara of Bridgeport
 Mr. and Mrs. P. E.. Abbott, Misses Florence Bevand and Mabel Gilbert enjoyed an auto trip to Bridgeport, Wednesday,
 MT. and Mrs. James O'Neil and fam fly of Passaic, N. J., are guests of her father, John Heating.
 Mrs Allison P. Smith and daughter, Hazel, are spending a week at Spring field, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Betts of New York city, are guests of Mrs. R. N. Betts.
 The guests at the Inn and their friends enjoyed whist party, Thurs day evening. Il tables being occupied and the game indulged in for about two hours, when the following prize winners were announced: Ladies' 1st, Mrs. w. H. Monson, desk set; 2d la dies, Mrs. George M. Peck, glass jar; Sd ladies', Mrs. Ernest Sanford, cut glass dish: 4th ladies', Mrs. Garrett, picture frame; 5th ladies', Mrs John B. Peck, book: 1st gents, Samuel K. Page, cigar care; 2d gents, Joseph Barnett, brass fern dish; 9d gents, Earl c. Peck, box cigars; ladies' con- solation, box of candy, Miss Ruth Munson; gents consolation, box of candy, H. T. Wfnchell. A very pleas ant evening was spent.
 Mrs. Herman Oppe of Zoar is enter taining Miss Nellie Roland, of New York
 Frank Russell of Bridgeport, called on friends in town this week.
 Messrs Charles and William Lane Of New York city. are guests at the home of Mrs. Ada Parmlee, Hatter- town.
 Miss Patterson of Mile Hill, is en- tertaining Miss Curtis of Newark, N. J., and Miss Kate M. Preston of New Haven.
 Among the many new volumes add ed to the Sandy Hook library are p volumes of Mark Twain's works, School pupils, and 57 volumes for the juvenile class. The first p volumes are added through the special efforts of Rev. O. O. Wright, who is doing so much good work for the future of Sandy Hooks young people. The 57 volumes for junior children are very finely selected and the management are to be complimented on the recent yearly report.
 Harold Botsford has entered the en- ploy of the American Milling Co.,, through Connecticut.
 George w. Stuart and Master George Stuart have returned from a weeks visit with friends at Compo Beach, 1 South Norwalk. and Wilton.
 The Silver Key Circle will meet on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Henry | NJ. Smith on Monday afternoon, Aug l ,1, at o'clock. A large attendance Is desired
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. Beers have clos ad their home and with Miss Annie | Sanford and two sons left Friday for | a two weeks stay at Fort Trumbull | Beach. |
 Mrs. George Clark and daughter, | Florence, of Bridgeport, were guests l Friday of Mrs. John Carlson
 Miss Sarah E. Fairman was a guest | n Bridgeport, Friday
 A delightful session of the Ladies' | Afternoon Whist club was held Thurs | lay at the Beach Memorial Library | when Mrs F. D. Gros Claude | md Miss E. H. Gros Claude entertain ed. The room was enhanced by the idornment of pretty bouquets of roses md sweet peas Refreshments of | emonade and waters were served. The fortunate winners of the prizes were: 1st, Mrs. Charles F. Beardsley travelling set; 2d, Miss Julia Clark, kirt hangers in leather case; guests l prize, two home knit wash cloths, drs. George William Peck of New Haven, and a guest at the Newtown m.