The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-21
; NEWTOWN

The funeral of Mrs. Elmer Spencer was held from the home of her father E. D. Frisco, Botsford Hill, Sunday afternoon at 1:30. Rev. Alexa nder Steele officiating with a large gather ing of friends present Deceased had not been in robust health for some time and last July left her home in Bristol. Conn.,. coming to the home of her father with the hope to regain strength but without avail. In her last illness of one months duration she was made as comfortable as pos- mother and sisters, until death came to relieve her pa atient suffering at the early age of A years. She leaves two children, a boy of and a daughter of years besides her husband to mourn her loss. also two brothers, Charles Rriscoe of Shelton and George Frisco of Newtown: three sisters. Mrs. George Quinn of Shelton, Miss Jessie Frisco of Shelton and Miss Eva 'Bris- co of Newtown. A large collection of floral tributes gave evidence of the esteem in which deceased was held. Interment took place. in the Berkshire cemetery.
 The annual donation visit to Rev. T. N. Laine pastor of the Methodist church will take place at the parson- age next Wednesday afternoon and evening Nov. 22. Refreshments will be served from to o'clock. All friends of Rev. and Mrs. Laine are
 MT. and Mrs. George Woodruff have spent a few days in New Haven with Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Peck.
 Among the Newtown contingent who attended the Yale-Princeton game Saturday were: Levi c. Morris, L. Phillips Morris. Dr. F. J. Gale, A. T. Nettleton, MT. and Mrs. Arthur J. Cpoith CnofaUo W Carlson Mrs TOhn A. Carlson of Brookfield, Miss Anna Carlson. Rodney Shepard, Miss Evelyn Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Peck. James Peck.
 Dr. Frank J. Gale gave the literary program at the meeting of the Mems interesting and practical paper on ''The Mosquito and the Fly A large gathering was present and fine re- treatments were enjoyed during the social hour.
 Congregational Notes-Rev. Alexan- ing from EZkiel 37, 5-6. the subject be- ing '.vision of Hope" The ladies sewing society will meet with Mrs. Wm H. Hubhell At the Christian Endeavor meeting in the evening, a dramatic reading of the life of Ja- cob was given. The general state conference of the Congregational  day and Wednesday of this week. AL lison P. Smith will be a delegate from the Newtown church.
 Trinity Notes Rev. J. H. George preached on "The Fall of Solomon" taking his text from 1st Kings 7-l1. The annual meeting of the woman's auxiliary will be held at the rectory. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, when the election of officers and reading of reports for the year will be held. All are desired to be present. The Ladies guild will meet at the rectory, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 to work of King Arthur will meet in the guild room Friday evening at 7:3O. The Ladies of Trinity guild will hold their Annual Christmas sale and supper on Wednesday Dec. 6. All kinds of fancy articles will be offered. Also the Y. G. H. club will have on hand a fine display of craft and art work. The menu for the supper will be announc- ed later.
 St Roses Notes-Rev. George T. Sinnott pastor of the church gave an impressive and effective sermon on Faith as a divine virtue in the fos- offered for the repose of the soul of Mrs. Michael Scanlon, who died at the Danhury hospital. Sunday school will be held Sunday afternoon at St. Mary's Hall. Sandy Hook at 2:30 A fine treat will be afforded the towns people in the shape of a concert by fine talent from New Haven. At the town hall. Newtown, on Wednesday evening, No. 29. A crowded house is asured.