The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-30
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Mrs. John Sherwood who has been confined to her home for several drives.
 E Mrs. Aurel Ruman of the Centre is spending a few days in New York City as guest of relatives.
 MT. Elliott Northrop is spending a few days of his vacation with his friend, Clayton Hawley in Stepney. Mrs. Edward Freeborn of Aspetuck is entertaining her sister. Mrs. M. F. Godfrey, of Weston for a few days. Miss Ada Davis is visiting her cou- sin, Miss Bessie Davis for few days Mrs. Henry Osborne has returned to her home in the Center, having spent few days with her sister, Miss Alice Burr in Bridgeport. Ernest Lobdell of Aspetuck is spending this week in Bridgeport with friends
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Nichols are of Stepney.
 Rufus Knapp of the Storrs' Agri- cultural College is spending his Eas- ter vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Richard Knapp of Holland Heights.
 hearsing for play, entitled, Uncle Jack or Testing Hearts" to be given in a few weeks at the Grange hall. Those taking part in it are George A. Marsh. Miss Achsah Candee, Miss Clara Sanford, Miss Bertha Andrews Miss Annie Ruman, Miss Gladys Alp bolt, Ernest Williams, Harry Waldron Miss Dorothy Gillette and the teach CTS, William R. Cook. The proceeds will go toward purchasing a new or gan to be used in the Academy.
 Mrs. Hobert Mallette who has been very ill at her home in the Centre, is now more comfortable
 Joseph Garnett is spending a few days with friends in New Haven.
 Miss Lillian Andrews is visiting her sister for a few days, Miss Martha Andrews, at Mrs. Charles Blakeman's The young people of the Congrega- tional Society are preparing a play entitled "Maidens All Forlorn" which they expect to give about the middle of April in the Grange hall. Rev. Gilbert Campbell is assisting them with the play. The last rehearsal was Silliman on Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Ebert Nichols of, Sport Hill is spending a few days as guest of her sister, Mrs. John Broadbin in Bridgeport.
 Walter Jennings is enjoying a vaca- spending with his friend, Clinton Sherwood at Far Rockaway, New York, where he attends the High School there.
 Miss Mabel Jennings who has been confined to her home by illness, is now able to resume her duties at the Bridgeport High School.
 Rev. Gilbert Campbell of New Ha- ven is spending a few days as guest of MT. and Mrs. Edward D. Gillette at Adams Corners.
 The scholars that were present ev- cry day during the month of March at the Sport Hill school were: Bertha Allen, Alec Miklos, Harold Smith and Wesley Burman, Miss Mary s. Ferris, teacher. Those at the Academy that were present every day were: Bertha Andrews, Gladys Abbott, Stanley Northrop and George Marsh; William R. Cook, teacher. At the Yellow school were. Nellie Northrop, Marina Gilbert. Milton McCauley and Willis ett; Miss Ruth Mallette, teacher. At the ASpteuck school Annie Nemert, Mary Nemert and Katie Nemert; teacher, Miss Esther Gustavson. At the Wilson Street school there were none present every day; Miss Alice Cornell, teacher. The pupils that were present every day during the winter term were: Nellie Northrop, Milton McCauley, Marina Gilbert, An nie Nemert, Dorothy Stillson, Emma Wells, Harold Smith, Bertha Allen a. the primary schools, and Miss Gladys Abbott at the Academy