The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-05
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Mr. and Mrs James Brennan and lETank Martin of New Haven, Miss kEtta Martin of New York, enjoyed the kholiday at their summer home in EEandy Hook
 l Mir. and Mrs. Arthur J. Smith have tbeen enjoying a few days visit, the Eguests of Rev. and Mrs. Q. W. Barker. Eof Hartford.
 | <PauI Leavy of Brooklyn, N Y., Miss HRose Leavy and John Leavy of Ftheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Themas D. Leavy of Walnut Tree Hill.
 \ Miss Julia Cashman has returned to
 fner home in Bridgeport. after spend Hng few days the guest of Miss fNancy McNamara.
 1 Miss Edna Kilbride. of Jersey City. lhass been visiting friends in town. | MT. and Mrs w W. Peck enter ttained Miss Jennie Peck of Bridge lport, over the holiday.
 { Vivian Mershom of Railway, N. J., lis the guest of his brother, William l.. Edershom. Jr.
 { Cecil Wright of the Yale School of Music, has been the guest of his par Tents, Rev. and Mrs. O. O.. Wright
 Miss Julia Houlihan of Danbury, has Ebeen the guest of Misses Mary and Margaret HouHhan. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were beweiterfng days even on Newtewn d kserved much to allay the effects of 1.-the intense heat. A quiet holiday was Eenjoyed yesterdady owing a great deal flo the large attendance at the field kday exercises held at St. Roses church egrounds. The boys made some noise EMonday night and the church bells Fwere not allowed to rest after mid might However, residents of the tstreet sat up until the early hours Ion account of the close atmosphere tearly in the night. The fine heavy tehower during the early morning no kdoubt served to send the noisy boys bhome. The thermometer registered 90 fand 1O1 in the shade, Monday.
 St. Roses Notes.--F'riday. the first kF~riday of the month, two masses will kbe celebrated at 5:30 and 500 A. M EConfessions will be heard Thursday tefternoon and evening. Instructions 6or the children preparing for first Communion will be held Wednesday Lat 3.30 Q. m Confessions for the kchiHren will be heard Thursday, and
 fhey will receive communion at 8 Eo'clock mass Friday morning. Devo- Ffions in honor of the Sacred Heart Twill be held Friday at 7:45 p. m. Trinity Notes:-Rev. J. H. George tpreached from the 1st epistle of St.
 Peter. 5th chapter. 10th verse. Sub- bect: Humility, the Load of Perfec- kion and Peace" The ladies of Trin- 8rT 1ullQ VIII meet at the RectOry
 "Wednesday at 2:30 P. M, to work for 1.-the Guild Sale, to be held in August.
 The Boys Club will meet at the Rec fory Friday evening at o'clock. f Oongregational Notes:-Commun- Idon service was held Sunday at Il A. kM. The Silver Key Circle met at the home of Misses Jessie and Ma kbel Taylor Monday afternoon, at 8 o'clock. Rev. Alexander Steele con- kducted the service in Hawleyville tchapel Sunday at 7:30 P. M. The
 Men's Federation will hold their an- Fnua l'Ladies' Night July 14th when Rev. O. W. Barker of Hartford will kbe present.
 Misses Charlotte S. Gordon and EE1izabeth McGuire of Bridgeport were f6unday guests of Mrs. M. J. Drisco1l tof Walnut Tree Hill.
 Misses Gertrude Bradley, Nellie
 Bradley, Margaret Cuddy, Margaret kQuinlivan, Mrs. James Lillis, Robert
 TT Bradley and MT. and Mrs. J. E. kBradley and family of Bridgeport are kguests at the home of Thomas F. Bradley