The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
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The funeral of Mrs. Andrew Shar- rott was well attended at the Baptist church on, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Sharrott was member of the Bap- tist church and was always active as long she was able to get to church. For the past year she had been In Bridgeport with her nephew, Miles Thorp, since the death of her husband which occurred about eighteen months ago. Mrs. Sharrott's death came as a shock to many, for it was so un- expected, as she had been about the house as usual in her cheerful ana bright mood up to the time of her death. Rev. Arthur Lenke, pas or or in the Union cemetery. The deeea sec was 79 years of age. The pail bearers were her four nephews from Bridge port.
 Miss Dorothy Gillette is confined to her home with an attack of the
 The many friends of Mrs. william Manson will be sorry to hear that her daughter, Novella, is seriously il with scarlet fever at her home In Bridge Dort.
 Miss Helen Osborne of Bridgeport, having spent a few days as guest or her uncle and aunt, MT and Mrs. Or lando Osborne, of Aspetuek, has re- turned home.
 Miss Lucia Davis, having spent week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert Davis, has returned to her uncle's, Ernest Ferry, in Dodging~ town.
 tuck, are entertaining Miss Mary Lehn of Westport, for a few days.
 The late Dr. seth Hill had been i'll for the past few months. His death stom ton ach wi which had been sapp'ng his vitality forN years. He had given up practicing about a year ago, but at request of families where he had p.ac- then attended any member who was ill He is survived by his wife and one sister, Mrs. scribner. of Bridge port; nerhew, Percy HI, of Fridge The Epworth League of Lees Chepel gave a birthday seciable' in their hall on Sport Hill, Tuesday evening. The following program was given: A Mrs Myrtle Nichols; Feb. ', Charles Dickens' paper read by Mrs George
 B. Beers; Feb. 1s, Abraham Lireeln' g selection read by Mrs Daniel Brewer;
 tableau, Haro Smith as Lipee' T studying; tableau, Emancipation, by f Arthur Staples and George Marsh piano solo. by Miss Mildred Jenning gs;
 Feb. 1A, St. Valentine tabIeau. Fred
 Marsh and Agnes Seeleyi Feb. 1q, Aae- ! line Patti; song, Last Rose of Sum- mer'', by Mrs. William Loper, respond ed to by Fred Marsh; recitation, Miss Helen c. Marsh; Feb, 2, Washington
 reading by Mrs. Daniel Brewer; fab-
 leau, .1The Beyhood of Washington
 acted by Wa ter Hall, Earl Sherwood l low, selection read by Mrs. J. H. Barr 1 tableau, 'FLongfelFow and the Chfl- | dren', acted by Edgar Jennings, Helen
 Marsh. Wesley Reefnan. Ghorana stuF- ges, Walter Hall and Helen Marsh | solo, ''Longfe low Rainy Days, by
 Rohert w. Marsh; Leap Year, Agnes ! Seeley, resronded to by Harry Escctti
 solo, should One of Us Remember Y Marsh There were seven present whose birthdays were l in February, and they were presented with a birthday cake. The sum of s! | was cleared. The committee in charge ! were Mrs. J. H. Barr and Miss Edith 1 Messrs. John wheeler, Frank Wheel
 CT and Charles Seeiey spent Wednes- ! day in New York, and attended the horse show at Madison Square Gar
 Miss Jennie Abbott of Bridgeport has been called home to take care oi her mother, Mrs. Jerome Abbott, wine
 Mrs Edgar Banks, who has been | iIl for several months at her home on l Sport Hill, has been taken to the
 home of her daughters, Mrs. William
 Mrs Frank Bibbins is spending 8 | few days with her daughter, Mrs. John
 B. Downs in Stevenson.
 Frank Garfield, who has been very | i'll at the home of Miss %ary Peet's i in Long Hill, with rheumatism. is now ] improving and in a few days 1t Is 1 thought that he win be abe to be | brought hame.
 | Mr. and Mrs. Edward -FreCborne are entertaining for a few days Mrs. M
 B. Godfrey. of Weston.
 Ernest Lobdell is spending a week
 with his uncle, Oliver Lobdell, ei Greenfield.
 l MT and Mrs. Harry Edwards were callers on their father, MT. Wisner at St. Vineent's hospital, on Fuesda1 afternoon, and found him comfort able.
 Miss Bessie Davis, who has been confined to her home with the grippe | is now improving.
 Mir and Mrs. John Patterson are entertaining Miss Mary BotSford, o1
 Daniels Farms, at their home for 8 few days.
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