The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-11
VIEWPOINT


 The New Year social of the soore- ties of the Children of Mary and Holy Angels was A.heid at St. Roses hall, Tuesday evening, with about 25. pres ent, all of. whom fe't we'll repaid for the effort in braving the zero weather and bad travelling, as a most enjoy able evening was spent. The hall was tasteful decorated with festoons , of bunting and presented a bright and comfortable appearance. Many inter- esting and highly amusing games were Endulged in after which the company repaired to well laden and tastefully arranged tables. Among the good .hings provided were salads, sand wiches, homemade cake and confec- tions, fruit and coffee.
 Edward Eliot and Chris Grisworrel of Guilford, Conn.,. George B. Miuger of East River. officers of the Guilford National Bank and Guilford Savings fred w. Boyle of Meriden, came to Newtown, Tuesday, to look over the Newtown Savings Bank building with a view to taking up suggestions for the new bank to be built at Guilford. They were shown through the build ing and vaults by Treasurer A. T. Net tleton and expressed themselves as highly pleased with the local building and details.
 MT. and Mrs. E. c. Halter of Wal nut Tree Hill. have the sympathy of their friends in the loss of an infant son. (stilI born), "Wednesday.
 Levi Banks of Botsford, is under the care. of pr. F. J. Gale, with pneu- monia.
 MT. and Mrs. H. N. Tiemann anp family are enjoying a few days visit John Troy and friend of New Ha- ven, have been guests of MT and Mrs.
 MT. and Mrs. George Carley are en- tertaining Miss Minnie Helm of Dan bury.
 Miss Marion Peck returned Tuesday from a few days visit with Bridge port friends.
 James O'Rourke of Bridgeport, has spent a week at@the home of his aunt, Mrs. Patricke Keattng. T John T. Keane and James OBrien of zoar were the first to begin the ice harvest, Wednesday,. The ice was inches in thickness.
 Miss Nellie Connors spent Tuesday A young son arrived at the home of MT and Mrs Michael Bokas, Tuesday. !. MT. Bokas is in the employ of Mamert WcT chowski
 Miss Gertrude McGrath of Bridge port. has been. the guest of Miss Mar garet sCrowe.S ts FS-s
 At the head Of Newtewn street, Wed l nesday morning, the thermometer reg istered above. It was a general supposition that Tuesday had been colder, but the extremely high winds ternoon made all feel the severe weather. The sidewalks on Newtown street are scarcely navfgable owing to the rain Monday night following the snow storm, which left a glare of ice after the removal of the snow wi the snow blow. Many pedestrians take the middle of the street as the walks are in quite a dangerous con- ditson.
 Edward Kane of Bridgeport, has been the guest of his aunt, Miss Nora Kane. of Botsford. Recent guests at the Newtown Inn were Frank W. Hurd of Bridgeport, H. K. Job of West Haven, N. M. Beach of New Haven. c. W. Britcher of Hartford, Edwin Hodqeman SrFth of New York. Edward Eliot of Gull ford, George B. Minger of East River, Alfred w. Boyle of Meriden, Chris Grisworrel of Guilford
 Arrivals at the Grand Central Ho- tel are Dennis McGrath of Adams, Mass, T. G. Benedict of Hartford. AL ,tson P. Smith of Newtown. James Roberts of Plattsburg, N. J., James H. George, Charles F. Beards,ey, F. w. Barnett, H. N Tiemann, Frank J. Gale, M. D., w. L. Carpenter, Alex andeer Steele, A B. Blakeman, David c. Peck, Wm. c. Johnson, Nowetown; M. T. Payne. Waterbury; V. H. Glade well, New York.