The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-11

J. F. Pratt, SOuthfngtOn, Single Comb White Orpingtons, 291.
 NEWTOWN The remains of Marcus H. CamY were laid to rest in the Taunton cemetery Sunday afternoon. Private services were held at the home Rev |J. H. George officiating. The pail. bearers were David c. Peck. Charle. G. Peck, Amos Camp, Frederick Lake John Heating, son of MT. and Mrs Bernard Keating of Bridgeport died Monday at the home of his aunt, Miss Elizabeth Heating, ,Zoar, after a ling ering illness at the interesting age man came to his aunt's home last fall hoping to recover while in failing health, seemingly derived much bene- fit by the change, consequently his death comes as severe blow to his parents and sisters as we'll as to his aunts with whom he had made his home since babyhood until a few years ago, he made weekly trips to his New town home His amiable disposition and exemplary character brought him host of friends who with. the family mourn his loss. Besides his parents
 
 Misses Bernice. Honor, Catherine and Mary Heating. The funeral will leave the home of Miss Elizabeth Heating al p. m. wednesday. Services will foe held at St. Roses church at 2 p. m The requiem mass will be celebrated Thursday morning at g o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Knowlton o1 Bridgeport have been guests of MT and Mrs. A. c. Moore, Taunton.
 Clarence Wheeler of Mt. Vernon has been the guest of his grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Lucy Beers and Mrs. Geo F. Duncombe. sse1s-ss-s
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas McGowan and daughter Helen, of Newtown, with Miss Margaret Colgan and niece, Miss Jennie Peck of Bridgeport stopped al Newtown Sunday enroute by auto to Bridgeport, calling on old friends and dining at the Grand Central Hotel.
 Rev and Mrs. Alexander Steele en- tertained over Sunday Mrs. William Sanford and Miss Emily Sanford of Brooklyn. N. Y-
 Miss Julia Duncombe and Miss FL sic Moore of Bridgeport were Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Howell Wright and two children of Norwood, Mass, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Levi c. Nor ris.
 Miss Theodore George and Miss Sarah Nelson of Columbia University
 
 Trinity Rectory over Sunday.
 The large gathering at the meet ing held at the Town hall last Satur- day evening by the Connecticut Wom- ans Suffrage association was quite a surprise While the large number of in a manner account for 1t, still quite a number of men were present, who seemed to take no little bit of inter- est in the proceedings and were inn pressed by the arguments of the speakers. Rex. Alexander Steele made a most desirable chairman, making the most of the trying position which had come to him rather suddenly. Mrs. A. L. Livermore of Bedding Ridge, proved herself capable on her subject of Equal Suffrage Edward Por- ritt of Hartford gave in a scholarly working for Woman's Suffrage And Mrs, Edward Porrit made no small impression on "The Basis of Equal Suffrage The speakers were all in- teresting persons. and to most ev- eryone's point of view were free from extremes on any part of their work. At the close of the addresses 1t was announced that .65 had signed in favor of Woman's Suffrage and not all la dies at that. A league is being form ed of which more will no doubt be heard later The visitors were great
  visit to Newtown. Several prominent ladies in Sandy Hook and Newtown are taking an enthusiastic interest in the local league.
 Congregational Notes = Childrens Day services were held with an espe- ciaily prepared program. with address es by the pastor, Rev. Alexander Steele and w L. Carpenter. The Y. P. s. C. E. meeting at 7:so p: m. had for its subject Happy Memories; How. to make sure of Them" Prayer Rev. Alexander Steele held a preach ing service in the Hawleyville chapel at 7:30. The Silver Keys circle will hold a meeting in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon June, 12 at 3:30 sharp. The members are requested to bring any pretty pieces of cloth for dressing the dolls also sewing mater
 St Roses Notes-Friday the Feast of the Sacred Heart, mass will be ceie- brated at 7:3O a. m. Confessions will be herd Thursday also before the mass took for his text Sunday morning St. Luke. 5 chapter. 9th verse the sub- feet being From Fear to Love. Tuesday St. Barnbay day. The Dio- and Wednesday at Christ church; Hartford. The delegates are Daniel G Beers and E.. L.. Johnson, alter mates. A. B. Blakeman and Frank Wright. The ladies of Trinity guild will hold a strawberry Festival in the guild room Thursday afternoon beginning at 5:30 D. m. The Knights of King Arthur will meet in the guild room Thursday evening at o'clock. The girls club will meet with Mrs. B. Blakeman Friday afternoon at l 80. Holy Communion will be cele~ l ,ro tod roxt Sunday at 10 a. m
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