The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-23
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Mfr. and Mrs. Ambrose Marsh of Sport Hill recently entertained their daughter, Mrs. John Broadbin, of Bridgeport at their home.
 fined to her home on Sport Hill with illness is now recovering.
 All schools in town will be closed, until after New Years.
 The regular services will be held in the local churches a susual on Sun Congregational Sunday school will hold their Christmas concert in the church at eight o'clock instead of the usual evening meeting.
 Mrs Clarence Andrews of Rock House was guest on Thursday night Andrews.
 Rev. Arthur Locke has returned to his home having spent few days with friends in New York city.
 Miss Annie Logan, teacher at the Centre primary school closed her school on Friday. The pupils prepar- ed and gave the following program: welcome Edith Gustavson; song, by the school. Santa Has Come to Town: recitation, ''If There Were No You Ever See Santa Claus?" James Mccarthy; exercises. Santa Claus. pri- mary class; Tommy's Letter, George Dennis: Santa Claus Substitute, Mar garet Stencles; A Stitch in Time, Marion Svetlik: Kris Kringle's Hired Bells so Sweetly Ring" Margaret Stencek and Mary Turney, accom- panied by Mary Silliman on the violin; recitation. Michael Dennis; Playing Santa Claus, Willie Parker; Our Gift to Jesus. Julia Kochis; dia- logue. Christmas With Two Mollies. Edith Gustavson and Margaret Stem eek; class exercise, For Christmas Must be Bright: Why? Stephen Myer; recitation, Willie Workman; dialogue, Dorothy's Afterthought, Edith Gus tavson: Why is Christmas? Julia Kochis and Mary Turney; song by school. George Washington's Christ
 Willard Gillette. Charles Everette among those who spent Friday in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Fred Marsh and daughter, Dorothy of Sport Hill were recently entertained with Mrs. Marsh's par ents, MT. and Mrs Henry Seeley of Park avenue, Bridgeport.
 Miss Lillian Andrews was guest of Mrs. Blakenan on Thursday.
 State Lecturer and Mrs. J. Arthur Sherwood have returned to their Hampshire and while there attended the state grange sessions in Manches- ter. They spent Tuesday night in Worcester, Mass.
 The B. U. c. E. of the Baptist church will hold no meeting on Sun. day evening as the Congregational Sunday School will have a Christmas concert and the churches wish to unite.
 The Baptist Sunday school will hold their Christmas concert in the church on Monday evening at eight o'clock. There will be a rehearsal for the chil- dren on Sunday morning at the church and also the choir will re- hearse after the Sunday school ses- sion.
 ' Mrs. Frank Silliman is preparing to close up her house for the winter and go and spend the winter with her sister. Mrs. Wilcox in Hartford in about a week.
 MT. Cook, teacher at the academy closed his school in the Centre on Friday and will spend his vacation with his parents in Shelton.
 The Episcopal Sunday School will hold their Christmas concert in the church in Tashua on Saturday even Ing.
 Miss Ida F. Odgen has purchased a new Singer drop head cabinet sew Ing machine purchased of Bridgeport parties.
 Mrs. Charles Everett is better hav- ing been quite ill.
 Mrs. Carl Silliman is spending a few days with her mother in Weth-