The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-14
EASION

Those present every day during the past month at the Sport Hiu school were: sWesley BeenAn. HAymond Kent. Alec AAklos. Newell Warner. Bertha Allen. Evelyn Kent and Helen Marsh; teacher. Miss Mary g. Fer ris.
 Those present at tho Center primary were: Mary Twiney, Mary Miller. Mar ion svetlik: teacher. Miss Lillian An dreWA.
 Those present at the Judd echool were: Dorothy Stiilscn and E'nma Welis; teacher. Mrs Wadlace Davis. The. scholars that were present every Iday at the Academy were; Elliott Northrop, Stanley Northrop. Ernest 1 Williams, Martin Visney, George Marsh, Dorothy Gillette Minnie Gus tavson, Helen Bennett, Hide Ander- son, and Agnes Abbott; teacher, Wil- liam Cook. s ..s
 The regular meeting of Haston Grange. No. 149, will be held at the hall in the Center on Tuesday even | ing. The program is in charge of seres, Miss Martha IA Andrews. | Miss Lucy Ddsbrow is spending 2 few days with her parents. Mr. and Rev. Arthur Locke, pastor of the Baptist church read his resignation after the morning service on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Lock have been 1 in town for five years and have won many friends. Mrs. Locke is the SUI and has donesa great deal for the school and will be greatly mtssed, < by them. The restgnation will take ef- feet on or before the first of August. l There will be . rehearsal for the
 Children's Day music at the. Congre-
 this week. All that can are request- ed to be present at eight o'clock. Miss Fannie Crosby, the blind hymn writer, will be present at the COngre- l gational church on Sunday morning I some time in the month of June: the 1 is a wonderful speaker and all whe can should make an effort to be pres l ent. sssAe I Miss Hazel Sherwood and William l Andrews were guests of Miss Minnie O. Sherwood on Sunday. 4.s.ss . c. E. at the Baptist church on Sun
 day evening. K. l I Clarence B. Andrews was Sunday I guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs l Elmer Andrews.
 I Miss Aiine Hubbell is confined ts her home with scarlet fever.
 | Miss Winnie Wakeman and Chester | Tyrell were united in marriage al
 Rev. MT. Sheffield's in Long Hill or Thursday afternoon MT. -Tyrell is 2 meat peddler in Stepney and Lons Il Hill. MT. and Mrs. TyreI will reside
 with Mrs. Stephen French in Stepney The regular meeting of Eastor grange, No. 149 will meet in tht
 Grange hall, on Tuesday evening
 May 14th. As it is ..Seus Night" Miss
 Martha l.. Andrews will have charge T of the program.
 II William Cook has returned to Jesst
 Wheeler's. having spent 8 few day!
 with his parents in Shelton.
 Miss Mary A. Gillette has returned
 to Trenton, N. J., at her uncle ant
 aunt's, Rev. and Mrs. Judson Conk
 lin having spent few days as gues of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward D. Gillette at Adams Corners.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry G. Edwards O. Stratfield were recently entertained a the home of Mrs. Edwards parents
 MT. and Mrs Samuel Wisner at Hoy den's Hill.
 Miss Beth Andrews is spending sev :, eral days with her sister, Miss Martin,
 l.. Andrews, at Mrs. Charles Blake
 mans.
 Mrs. Eli Jennings attended the flu
 neral of her uncle, Adelbert Patricl in South Norwalk.
 MT. Emil F. Lochman of the Centre the local butcher, has purchased ,
 new Ford delivery automobile througl the agency of Clarence A. Jennings. II Miss Esther Gustavson, teacher a
 the Aspetuck school, was week ent guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs
 August Gustavson.
 l MT. and Mrs, clifQrd IAnni1ER hev