The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25
NEWTOWN

The funeral of Amos L. HAwley was largely attended saturday, services be- isE held at his late home h Hnwleg- r Hawley oflciattng. The paIl bearers were Amos Camp Howard Peck. F B Ancker, Isaac Hawley. Interment \, t66i blace in the family plot in Lands E6dA Cemetery, Hawleyyille. 2
 The town meeting called for Satur- day afternoon. was after some discus 6ibu adjoufRed for two weeks to give E1r8t 0eIectrnan Johnson an Opportun1- .ty to confer with State Road Conn }1llleIoner. Macdonald In. regard to the 1ff6Gf 0f the damage done the high
 1(r. and Mrs. Curtis F. Morris and &on Dentons oe BridEeport, have been
 uests of Mf. end Hrs. Levi c. Aor- , 1aass Elesnor No1thfpp who ha. been
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 4ne town hail was crowded Fr,day ' ,evGntne von hetooohsions of the High < 8c6ool commend eement exercisee The zor16r q flhe exefcige9 were as follows: fo6e. Largo; invoeatidp, Rev. Alexan- IShor in Our Prisons's, Jesse 1fitchell 17ailey: song, ss1Gen of Harlech";; val izedlctory, Heien. MarEeret Keane: ad-s 6I40CLV01 vXss LA N<<1A V<A1&cA ktA - pentaticn cf diploznns and aw.rding of sbri1es, A11iso4 Fl Smith. chairman of H1Gh-( ye66qkr tee; address to fs r6dd3t6d. fteV Otis w. Barker of H6rtford; benedictiou. Rev IF
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 .ss:e 3lss S's 1ls g}st fsans. 4essph ''sss Daniei Keane, tCathefinee Agnes Lester, sAnnis Gsorsins adsEphy. path Hazsi yorthrep, 5ames AIthH1r FAck, saEan see :3laqs colofe, white and goldf class .motto, Self Reverence. Self Knowl- &dK0 6oh Control. s ssss E . T h Shelly of Trinity College, Hart A6ord, lias been the kpest for few AayD of his classmate Edwara ber- -hetf 1t the homo of Rev. and Mrs. E. ". Bafnett Mr. 8helly left 4oq- S&Iky for Bantam Lake where he wall Sale chefte of one Uf the boys
 l(iss Jennie Kelly is spending few 10. attend the wedding of 3 cousin, afiss Anna Kelly.
 IF; Hermen NertAz9P F a%ons the IF1s.s5ornes-11 laan*- -anA- -1on Stan 5sx heys 6seR sPendsnE lev 1ays gs
 5ff Shire, ma have also been guests sef other friends in town.
 Mrs. JbhH T. Brown, Misses Gene 2leve and Catherine Brown of Bridge bort, have been guests of Mrs: Will !The many friends of Michael Blake
 f Walnut Tree Hill extend their sym- athy in the loss of hiS brother, N4homas Blake, Of Brooklyn, who pass 5d away very suddenly at his home
 Her spendipg pleasant eveniug un- &lfe and adopted daughter. The fam m had spent large part of each f1lmmer in NeWtown and all who had @f5e pleasure to meet them will be 6fieved to hear of MT. Blake's sud- Aen ending. Deceased held a respon- Sfble position as manager in the office $f the Union Cable CO, and was held IT hlRh esteem by legion of friends. slbe fxIieral was largely attended Sat ufd1Y Hom his late home in Brook Tn, a - number of Newtown and \ present. from NewtOwn were Michael Boake. ST.. James Blake, Michael Hlake, IT,, Misses Lena. Nora and qEarsaFet Blake. Mrs. F ". Camp
 Conrrexational Notes-Hev. Alexan- der Steele took his text Sunday morn ink from 2d Kings. 5:12, the subject bo1ng, '~rhe One Way The +. F. 6. C. E. meeting in the evening had for its subject "song and Story of the Life of Fanny Crosby. The Silver Keys will hold 2 meeting at the ickurch parlors Wednesday afternoon, June z6, at 3:30. The members are iasked to bring any pretty cloth for dressing dolls, also sewing materials. The church committee will meet Thursday evening after prayer meet
 Trinity Notes-Rev J. H. George fpleaohed. Sunday morning on How HHOd Values Ue", the text being taken from st. Luke, 15:4. Monday, St. John !EhptiBt's Day. Saturday St Peters lD6y. The annual meeting of tho Faiffeld Archdeaconry will be held a. Trinity church, Southport. Thursday
 Trinity Guild will meet at the rector. "Wednesday instead of Thursday, a' 4:SO The Girls Club will meet with 1frs. A B. Baakeman. Friday, 2:3o.