The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-13
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 A happy party of boys and girls, members of the senior class of the Danbury High school, chaperoned by two lady teachers. Miss Gale Robin son assisted by Miss Irene Hill, en- joyed sleighing party to Newtown, last evening, arriving at the Grand Central Hotel about o'clock, where they were made more happy still with delicious hot coffee, chicken and sal improved style Ga la Pomeroy) as Sug- gested. Dancing was enjoyed later in the pleasant dining room, the music on the piano being generously render ed by Miss Helen Gaffney, one of the class. Many amusing incidents of the journey were related and the time was made without any serious accidents. The conveyance, although the largest that the city of Danbury affords, drawn by four horses, was almost equal to the healthy, hearty crowd, with the jolly (Bugs) Allen in the rear, who was as ever accommodating. there being no room for his feet. This fact seemed % give rise to some anxiety on account of the freezing weather, but Bugs did not mind the weather for he was too busily engaged with D) Mclean in trying to keep the girls from getting cold. Miss Margaret Mccarthy spent most of the evening chatting with an Gold 1ady) friend whom she spied at the hotel, and
  not a kin to the first young lady, found that her mamma and big broth CT were also acquaintances of the same old lady who was allowed to be a guest and who enjoyed the merry gathering. An edifying feature was the apparent good will and fellowship between teacher and pupil, and the children are to be congratulated on their being in charge of Miss Robin son. Among the party aside from the ladies in charge, were Misses Florence Hubert, Julia Mccarthy, Margaret IaI Gaffney, Anna Heating, Julia De ury, Maria Feeley, Margaret Lynch, Alice Wanzer, Helen Doherty, Aileen Fer dinand, Lett Clark, Grace Reed, Mary Ddnham, Minnie Thieda, Helen Hoyt, Messrs. Duncan Mclean, Willard Al len, Dennis Miller, Watson Cheney, Leon Welch, Robert Be den, Leon Ryan,, Leon Brown, Francis Egan, gan Francis Foster, Willard Allen. The committee in charge of the enjoyable evening were Julia Mccarthy, Watson Cheney, Helen Hoyt, Dennis Miller begun at Il p. m., with 2 parting song concluding with the familiar ID Comes First That's the Way to Begin, A Comes Next Followed by N. Next Bu-last Ky, D-A-N-Bu-Ry'', after which with the blowing of horns enough to wake the weary early slum- bers the happy youngsters departed with parting salute and many grate- L. Pomeroy for the generous hospitality shown and AAuf Wiedersehen.
 There will be a. whist party at ssthe Sandy Hook library, on Tuesday, Jan: Is, at 2:30 o'clocA, for the benefit of the library. Refreshments will be served and prizes given. All are cor dially invited.
 The ladies of Sandy Hook will give library whist Tuesday afternoon, Jan. Is, at the library room- The usual number of prizes will be offered, with refreshments. Play begins al 2:30. A cordial invitation is extend
 w, Walter Finch. who has been connected with the store of R. H Beers & Go. for the past 10 years, has accepted a similar position with Henry Rupf, taking up his new work next Monday. His many friends in town l will be pleased to hear of his inten- ton to remain.
 Patrick H. Cannon is harvesting 1C inch ice at Taunton Lake for Mrs l Hawley.
 Miss Caroline George has enjoyed a visit in New York city.
 Rev. Alexander Steele will conduct services in the Hawleyville chapel l Sunday evening at o'clock.
 Rev. J. H. George has been indis- Mic Michael F. Kiibride has been getting ice at Taunton Lake for Arthur J
 Mrs. M. S. Otis has been the guest l or neT SO1la JO1AA1 I1s OLASs O4 4oA405C
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Beardsle5
 are enjoying a visit in New Haven | The plumbers in town were kep1 past week. 4 number of houses hac the hot and cold water pipes frozer
 Mrs. wallace N. Mitchell was amons the speakers at an afternoon confer ence of the meeting of the Connection State Grange. held at Bridgeport il the early part of the week.
 Mrs. W. J. Beecher spent Friday II
 Mrs. F. D. Gros Claude and Mis- Gros Claude returned Friday even1n'
 after a stay of several weeks at Hart ford
 Honor roll of the Newtown Higl School for the month of December:
 Physics--Michael Blake, George Fer
 ris. Frank Johnson, James Peck. Mar guerite Beecher, Catherine Lester
 Annie Murphy.
 History-Jesse Bailey.
 , Biology-Joseph Keane, James Peck
 Doretta Haugh, Catherine Lester
 Edith Northrop.
 eometry-Gordon Gale, Isaac Gold } stein, Frances Griffin, Viola Kutsche1 Latin-Walter Glover. Frank John
 son. Russell Wheeler, Mildred Chris o pher, Marion Curtis, Frances Griffin Helen Kilbride, Viola Kutseher, Kath
 AIsebra@Walter Glover, Leo Kirby
 William Olmstead, Russell Wheeler
 Marion Curtis, MarilIa George, Ann
 Greenblatt.
 Ancient History - Walter Glover
 Alonzo Lang, Amelia Allen, Dorett
 Carmody, Doretta Haugh, Virgini
 HouIihan.
 German-Frank Johnson, Viola Kut scher, Hattie Read.
 l Commercial Arithmetic France
 Griffin, Hattie Read.
 | Perfect attendance during the mont of December: George Garfield, Arthu | Ferris George Ferris, Gordon Gale
 Walter Glover, Isaac Goldstein, Phi Morris Amy Bantle, Doretta Ca1 mody, Marion Curtis, Marella Georg'
 Frances Griffin, Esther kifbrid' 5 Helen Kilbride, Hattie Read, Haze
 Smith.