The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-11
NEWTOWN.

The many friends of Rev E. J. EEan of SeahrighS, N. J.. will be pleased to hear that he is recovering from his recent illness. His sister, her brothers home for several weeks. Is expected to return home this week.
 MT and Mrs. Charles F. Beardsley have entertained Mir. and Mrs. C1ar- ence L. Beardsley of New Haven.
 Misses Josephine Flynn and Ethel Hall of Bridgeport have been guests at the home Of MT. and Mrs. P. H.
 Miss Gladys Reilly of Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs Henry Lang.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Ward and part of the summer with Maurice Eeavy on Walnut Tree Hill. have re- burned home
 The Mems Literary and Social Club were finely entertained at the home pf Daniel G. Beers on Mile Hill. Rev. Q. W. Barker of Hartford was the lit- Eheme :The Raeht 1se 1ss'n of LSbertH. 4 Hi" The meeting was most enjoyable for Rn present.
 pr. F. W. Pyle of Bridgeport spent ezho are guests of Mrs F. D. Gros Claude. at Sunset cottage.
 Mrs Wm. H. Stevens, who has been spending a month with her sister, Mrs. E. P. Finch, in New Haven. left last week with her father, H. A. Par bons. for a visit at the home of MT.
 
 The Misses Mary and Rose Leavy bave returned from a. two weeks visit bt New York city and Flushing, L. I.
 The local telephone service was con Siderably crippled by the severe storm ef Saturday last, ma king a rushing business for the district repair man, Edward F. Dunne.
 z Master Joseph F'innelI of Bridgeport. Eho has been enjoying his vacation at fhe home of his aunt, Mrs. Wrn Egan n,
 
 VI Congregational Notes.-The pulpit Fas occupied Sunday morning by Rev Dts W. Barker of Hartford, who took Dis text from Eph- 3-1. subject, Paul Prisoner of Jesus Christi The Y. " S. c. F. meeting at T:30 p. m. was led by Miss Hazel H. Smith, the topic being The Christian Virtue: Hopeful esss. Prayer meeting Thursday ev- bning at 7:45. The board of directors ef the Mems Federation will meet Thursday evening at the conclusion of erayer meeting
 Recent guests registered at the Brand Central are: J. P. Sullivan. W. panbury: F. B. Simpson, Poughkeep- bic, N. '; J. L. Ferry. Mrs. T. E. ion Tinker, saranac Lake, N. Y. J. L. Shea. Fall River, Mass; Bessie L. pIsen, Annisguam, Mass; Henry k9eck, New Haven; T. E. Uniker. w F. v. McCabe. NJ D., Millbrook. Ct; Lovely. Bethel; E. H. Patterson, youth NorWalk: Mss M. H. Taylor, panbury; J A. Sagendorf. Brookheld; i;
 J. Bradley. Newburg. N. r.; T. E. binbert, F. Poole. C. H. Pardee, Wa terbury
 MT and Mrs Vim. H. Thickett have entertained Rev. Otis w. Barker of Hartford, during his stay in town. Hrs. Barker and daughter Adelene ar lived today for a visit at the home of Dir. and Mrs. Thickett
 { John Maher of Jersey City has been khe guest of his aunt, Mrs. P. Larner. Randy Hook
 [ The article published in last weeks kss1Ie of the Newtown Bee signed "A Contributor was timely and compIi- b1entery to the writer, who apparently bras a true American woman well k5 a wonanly woman. Yes, it is sad ko relate. that there have been many Instances of stealing from the army k1en who were the towns guests, not br their own wish but because duty Fsiled them. just the same as in real hTar. These men had to be trained 6ecaus the country must have sol @.crs and there must be mimic wars Rcr that purpose. The soldiers func- hion should not be regarded with hatred: they are warriors who are do- hE a. necessary work because their. henzt<y -pe>Ss them so long as there