The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-11
VIEWPOINT

Mrs. Munson and three daughters of New Haven, well known members of the summer coterie, arrived at the Inn Wednesday evening for the remainder of the month.
 Mrs. Annie Li1liss and Miss M. Calla- han left this week for a two weeks visit in New Jersey.
 The annual fair under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Con- gregational church enjoyed a rushing patronage Wednesday afternoon, so much so that every article was sold several hours before the closing time. The affair was held in the newly inn proved lower rooms of the church, which with the beautiful white walls were a clear background for the very pretty decorations of many bright col ored flowers, crepe paper and numer- ous Japanese lanterns. The new rooms are quite a treat besides being a credit to all having hand in the remodeling, being perfectly neat, we'll detail from the furnace room where the new gas machine is stationed. and the modern up-to-date kitchen with gas range and every convenience. The following ladies were in charge of the various tables: Cake, bread, biscuit, etc, Mrs. Vim. H. Hubbell. Mrs. Wm. H. Thickett, Mrs. c. B. Taylor; ice CIcdIIl, mIS. WhCCiCAs 04AS. fAl thur J. Smith, Mrs. George Beers; candy, Misses Jessie M. Taylor, Ida Lovegrove, Roberta Neville; lemon ade, Addison Allen; fancy work, Mrs. Cora Pierce, Mrs. Charles Glover. Mrs. Levi C. Morris, Mrs. J. B. Woodruff; i; waitresses. Misses Florence Bevans, Lillian Beers, Sarah Beers, Lucy Wright
 ! Mrs Frederick Hubbell and daugh- fnr Mise n0rnfhxy O11aSfS the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Good sell.
 Recent arrivals at the Newtown Inn are: Mrs. W. H. Munson, Marjorie T. Munson, Ruth c. Munson, Mary P. Munson, MT. and Mrs. John Ulrich, Herman Ulrich, Anna Ulrich of New Haven; Mrs. S. c. Trubee, A. B. Vim cent, H. L. Bishop, B. W. Button, IF. c. Clifford, Mrs Button. Miss Grace Dempster, Ralph Fairchild, Ollie Fair child, MT. and Mrs. Henry Carstesen, MT. and Mrs. W. S. Downs, MT. and Mrs. w F. Hobbs, N. M. Beach, S. M Middlebrook. Mrs. S. M. Middle brook, Mrs. F. R. Garrett, Mrs. Lynge of Bridgeport; Mrs F. L.. Harrall, H. w. Bates, H. Crawford. J. H. Rice, Hartford; Mr. and Mrs F. D. Hotch- kiss. Helen M, Hotchkiss. Frances R. Hotchkiss, F. Welton Hotchkiss, Fair field; MT and Mrs. Charles Hodgkens, Thomas Reilly, B. w. Gibson, J. B. Cox, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Dawson, New York; MT. and Mrs. John Hodg- kens. Edgewater; MT. and Mrs. J. H. Watson, MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Tibbals, Mrs Emeline Tibbals, Brooklyn, N. r.; E. E. Corey. Bridgewater; A. K. Blkaesley, Stratford; George c. Stur- ges, Frank B. O'Neil, Woodbury; Mr. and Mrs. B. N Grifflng, Miss Mona Frazer, Shelton; Mrs. George Graves, the Misses Graves, Storm Lake, Ia.
 c. L. Warner Of Vicksburg, Miss, has joined his family at the home of Smith P. Glover, Sandy Hook
 Harry Bradley has suffered an in jury to- a thumb on an emery wheel, at the Fabric Fire Hose Company's factory
 Mrs. Robert Hilton and son, of Cin- cinnati, O., who have spent seven weeks with her sisters, Mrs. Wm. H. Thickett and Miss Carrie Heather, left Thursday for weeks visit in more, and expects to reach home the latter part of the month.
 Arthur Fairchild and Herbert Ferris visited Bridgeport, Thursday.
 Those who passed examinations suc- cessfully for admission to the sub freshman class at the High School are: Carl Rasmussen, Otto Peterson, Wesley Peck, Kathryn McNamara, Agnes Leavy, Mary Keane, Stanley Joyce, (Monroe), William Honan, Will liam Jillson, Robert Hawley, Molly Goldstein, Ethel Greenblatt, Dorothy Davis Easton, Anna M Corbett, How ard Christopher, Philo Botsford, Clar- ence Blake. Paul Cavanaugh, Herman Oppe, Jr., Earl Wensch, Charles Fer ris, Mary Murphy, Myrtle Patterson, Mary scanlon. Catherine Scanlon. HOnOra KeatinP Agnes Schultz Irene