The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-13

junior warden. Louis T. Briscoe;
 clerk, H.. H. Curtis; treasurer, George
 F. Taylor; delegates to diocesan con-
 vention, Birdsye Sniffin, Wallace N.
 Mitchell; alternates, M. J. Murphy, H.
 G. Warner
 Hiram Chapter, R. A. M., No. 1,
 elected the following officers Wednes- l day evening: High priest, c. A. Peale; king, H. N. Tiemann, ST.. scribe, A.
 IS. Blakeman; captain of the host, L..
 T. Briscoe; royal arch captain, A. T. l Nettleton; principal sojourner, Dr. F. 1 secretary. Levi c. Morris.
 | Mrs Wm. J. Drisco!l is enjoying a
 weeks visit at Philadelphia.
 | Members of the "Newtown Bee"
 were generously entertained at the
 Grand Central Hotel, Wednesday ev-
 Bradley. Covers were laid for eight, 4 and an appetizing menu was served
 by Proprietor c. B. Pomeroy. Those
 present were Editor Allison P. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer Arthur J.
 Smith, General Agent Henry M. son, Wm. A. Garfield, Frank Wright,
 C.. H. Harang, w. s. Bradley. l Miss Margaret Baird and James
 Baird of Bridgeport, are guests of
 Mrs. J. o. Pitzschler
 Miss Florence Sheehan is the guest ! |, 1 ford avenue, Bridgeport.
 | Mrs. Emily McAuliffe and daughter, of Bridgeport, have been guests for a week of Mrs. McAuliffe's parents,
 MT. and Mrs. E. $. Lowell, on Queen street.
 Recent guests at the Newtown Inn
 are: V. H. Coggswell, Mrs. Harley T. Proctor, Thomas M. DonOhue, Thom-
 as B. Donohue, F. Carrie, Wm. A. | Upham, New York; Michael J. Keat- l ing, Newtown; w. H. Cable. Dan- bury; MT. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson,
 Bridgeport; Mrs F. S. Salisbury, Miss 1 Salisbury, Julia A. Levi, Susan G.. Levi, Bridgeport: F. w. Mitchell, New | Haven.
 Recent guests at. the Grand Central | Hotel: L.. M. Johnson, G.. B. Williams, cord, Mass; J. L. O'Brien, Wayland,
 Mass; J. B. Fitzgerald. New York;
 F. D. Conway, Boston, Mass; c. A.
 Thayer, Bethel; F. H. Hopson, Dan bury; Walter J. Arnold, Boston; Sam
 uel A., Moyle. New Haven; ". A.
 Daniels, Danbury; C. A: Futile.
 J. Smith, Henry M. Smith, Frank | Wright, Gustave w. Carlson, w. A.
 Canf1eld, w. S. Bradley, c. H. Harang, | Newtown.
 Newtown High School honors for
 March-History, Jesse Bailey; Eng fish, Sanford Beers; History, Michael Geometry, Robert Fairchild; English. Geometry, Gordon Gale;, Latin, Ger man, Geometry, Walter Glover; Latin,
 Algebra, Israel Goldstein; Latin, Ge-
 ometry, Frank Johnson; Latin, Joseph
 D. Keane; Biology, Geometry, T. ! fish, Biology, Agriculture, Hazel Smith; Geometry, Anna Brenner;
 English. Russell Wheeler; History,
 Doretta Carmody; History, Mildred
 Christopher; Latin, Marion Curtis;
 Latin Pnglish m aiia Alga Agsbra esnba Marit1a Il Algebra, Frances Griffin; Physiology,
 Doretta Haugh; History. Helen
 Keane; English, German, Helen Kill
 bride; Latin, Viola Kutcher; German.
 Geometry, Latin, Catherine Mayors;
 Latin, Hattie Read; German, Latin.
 were neither tardy nor absent during
 the month: Arthur Ferris, Gordon
 Gale, Israel Goldstein, Frank John
 son. Arthur Page. Marion Curtis.
 Helen Kilbride. Mary Kilbride. Viola Kutcher, Hattie Read.
 The children of St. Roses Junior Choir are to be congratulated on the
 grand success of their. minstrel enter tainment given at the Town hall, Monday evening. The success of the l chorus and solo singing as well as | the jokes, etc., can be estimated when | the applause during the evening was | continued. The program which In every detail was we'll rendered and we'll arranged reflects much credit on l the manager and director, Rev. Fath-
 CT Heating, whose efforts must have l been unsparing when we consider 1 the disadvantages of the young peo- | pie of NewtOWn in the musical line. While all did well we must give a few l words of encouragement to Master l James McConville, whose sweet bird l like soprano voice was again and again recalled. The chorus of sweet 1 little ones in white gowns made a l pretty picture in the center of the stage with decorations of flags and
 bunting for background. William Driscoll made capable and pleasing interlocutor. Bones and tambos in
 different brilliant and comic makeups | were the real black ones and were represented by Miss Marguerite Kill
 bride, Doretta Carmody and Leo Kir- by; tambos, Misses Helen Hook, An
 nie Bantle, and Michael Blake, as bones, ali of whom seemed perfect in their funny sayings which were well | delivered. The following rendered solos: Miss Esther Kilbride, James | McConville, Miss Helen Keane, Mas ter Leo Kirby, Michael Blake; duett, | Masters John Heating and Frank
 Brew. Sextet, bones and tabos part two, was made up of three interest | ing numbers each of which came Tn for a good round of applause. Vio-
 lin solo, Frederick Leiss; harmonica speciality, Miss Esther Kilbride, who I was her own accompanist. Johnny
 Schmoker, German Opera, William ]! Driscoll, Michael Blake, Joseph 1 Keane, Richard Carmody, Paul Leavy. l Michael Donlon was recalled three times in his song and dance speciality. Miss McCartan and Arthur J. Gall 1agher. accompanied the chorus and | solos with piano and violin.
 Percy Bond of Port Washington, L.
 l., is the guest of Michael J. Honan, Jr.
 Rev. J. Hardin George of Daniel son., Ct., is the guest of his father, Rev. J. H. George at Trinity rectory Mrs. Emily Bennett has returned from visit at New Jersey and l Brooklyn, N. Y.
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