The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-20
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The meeting of the Epworth league at Lees chapel was held on Sunday evening on Sport Hill. The leader was Mrs. Barr. Robert w. Marsh sang a solo, .'They Will Be Done"
 Miss Lucy Disbrow, having spent a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Willia Disbrow of Sport Hill, has returned to her school duties at Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Horace Wheeler of Sport Hill is on the sick list.
 Miss Hilda McCauley is unable to attend to her school duties owing to a severe sore throat.
 The Epworth league of the Metho- dist church will hold a Sociable in their hall on Sport Hill on Friday evening. It will be a basket socia- ble' and each lady is to bring d lunch, enough for two. A fine pro- include vocal and instrumental music, also selection, "Why They Didn't Get Married.' by sewn young men and seven young ladies.
 Owing to the very bad travelling the dancing class has postponed going to Bedding until some time in April.
 Several are plenning to attend the Farmers Institute which is to be held in the C'uh House at Greenfield Hill on Thursday.
 Mrs. Lydia beers of Sport Hill is entertaining for few days her sis ter, Mrs. Amelia Buner of Stratford.
 Richard Hayley carted the milk for William Blake on Sunday as his auto truck got stuck in the mud near Miles GOrdon'S.
 Selectman John Candee has just been repairing the state road at Jump Hill which was badly damaged by the recent rains.
 Miss Minnie O. Sherwood has re- turned to her home. having spent a few days out of town.
 Rev. Gilbert Campbell, pastor of the Congregational church, preached at the Baptist church, on Sunday af- ternOon, as the pastor, Rev. Arthur
 -e. is out of town for several days.
 William Cook, teacher at the academy was entertained over Sun day Vt the home of his pupils, Elliot Nortnrop and Stanley Northrop at their home in Stepney
 John Sherwood and daughter Miss Minnie O. Sherwood spent Tuesday in Bridgeport.
 Robert Hogan was guest of. his school friend, Willis Favreau on Tues day.
 Mrs. Ida F. Ogden was guest on Monday of Mrs. George B. Sherwood.
 The dancing class will meet on We'd
 
 the grange hall in the Centre
 Miss Hazel Sherwood spent Monday at Park City.
 Peter Favreau and Levi French are working on the road filling the holes and washouts where the recent rain have destroyed the roads.
 Mrs. Arthur Sherwood is suffering from a severe sore throat and is un- der the care of Dr. Smith in Stepney
 Mrs. J. Arthur Sherwood has leased her place in Bedding for five years to the Southern New England Tele- phone Company for the purpose of us- ing the house for a central office for Bedding.
 The funeral Of Levi French former ly of this place will be held at the Baptist church on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock The burial will be in the Union cemetery. His wife died few months ago. They lived in town for number of years but for the last few years MT. French has lived at the Soldiers Home, as his wife was at Middletown for several years. MT. French leaves a brother Almon French of Bridgeport.
 The prayer meeting of the, Baptist church will be held at the parsonage on Friday evening at half past sev- en o'clock
 Mrs August Kuehn of Plattsville was a recent guest of Mrs. Edward by illness.
 Mrs. Annie Bowdy who has been spending several days as the guest of