The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-04
THE FARMER: JUNE 4, 1913

IE D AhMEfC: O ONh F, lS Hose Go. was a week end guest of
 his father. Edward Corning of Stepney
 who has been entertaining his sons
 children for the past week.
 | MT. P. H. Lynch of Long Hill was | a recent guest of his parents, MT. and | Mrs. P. Lynch of Zoar.
 1 Mishs Grace Osborn of North Main l street had a very happy birthday, yes-
 terday, when five young lady friends l of the Girls club Of Trinity church
 made her a delightful surprise. Con- l gratufations were heartily given by l the guests and gratefully received by i the hostess. Mrs. A. B. B1akeman and
 Mrs. H. M. Tiemann were promoters 1 of the social event. The young ladies ] who participated were: Miss Elsie Fer 1 ris, Miss Alkaline Hurd, Miss Myrtle Hoyt, Miss Elsie Johnson and Miss Evelyn Chapin. A dainty feast was a feature of this very pleasant affair. MT. Henry Carlson of Joyce's garage
 has taken the position of chauffeur for MT. Abel F. Clarke of the borough. Doorman W. H. Taylor of the Police headquarters, Bridgeport, who cele l bra ated his twenty yeans service in the police depa rtment Of that city yester- day, is a native of Newtown, and is a cousin of the late Edward Taylor of
 Sandy Hook. He frequently visits the 1 haunts of his childhood and is well
 remembered by the townspeople- 1 Rev. Frederick Poten of Stepney of l fciated at the marriage of MT. Robert Bevans of that town to Miss Frances
 French of NewtoWn on May 18th. l The game of baseball between the l Shelton High school and Newtown
 High school teams on Saturday after
 noon, resulted in favor of the wis
 ttors by the score of 10 to f. The 1 game was hotly contested. It took place on the Glover field in the bor-
 ough.4 A fair crowd was in attend ! ance.
 Henry McKeon has taken possession of his new home, the Young's cottage 1 in South Main street This recently sold residence will be painted inside and out by W. A. Garfield. under or ders from Charles F. Beardsley before 1 occupancy.
 l The Parocafal school opened today, 1 the quarantine having been removed. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. l Frederick Ieiss of the Glen are re- 1 joicing over the return of the latter 1 from St. yfncent's hospital, Bridge l port, where she has been confined 1 some weeks after a successful opera ] ton for removal of the Vermiform ap- l pendix She left the hospital last 1 Thursday, but remained a few days 1 with Bridgeport friends before return 1 ing to her home Saturday last.
 | Miss Irene Peeso is assisting in the | family of Rev. Charles H. TfIballs,
 rector of St. Johns church, Sandy II Hook.
 II Mrs. Robert Cannon is now domicil- l ed at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. H. II Cannon and is recovering her strength | under the good care of Miss Logan, a II trained nurse, and the skill and at | tention of Dr. w. H. Kfernan.
 II The Sunday trains went into com
 mission June 1st, under the summer
 schedule, and the traffic seemed to be H heavy both ways, many Newtown peo- | pie taking trips to Bridgeport and
 New Haven for the day, and many passengers dropped off here, to enjoy a days outing and visit friends and relatives.
 Those artists of the brushj NTessrs. EfaranG, Madigan, Wilcox and Thran ofw A. Can1eld's force, have trans
 formed the Thomas Riley residence near the station to a resplendent thing of beauty and a joy to the eyes
 The grounds are being graded, and
 the unsigftly approaches left by the 1 railroad improvements Shored up, turf
 ed and buttressed. SO that this cot tage home, long eyesore, is now as 1 attractive as a, picture. MT. Riley
 the owner is now a member of the
 Bridgeport police but formerly resided here.
 Mrs J. McAu1iff and daughter ot Bridgeport are enjoying the hospital 7 Eity of her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. S Lowell of Queen street, this week MT E. W Troy and his sister, Miss
 
 autoed to Waterbury, Sunday, to wit l ness the parade of the Holy Name
 societies of the Naugatuck valley } which was held in that city.
 Cecil Wright of New Haven came } 1 up Memorial Day to visit his brother
 Howell wright of Cleveland. Ohio. who
 with his family are making a visit
 at MT. and Mrs. L. c. Morris.
 MT. Martin J. Donohue of Flushing, l L. l.. visited Sunday with his family On OIIRer
 I Master Thomas Francis Maloney of
 Bridgeport was a visitor at his grand 1 fathers, MT Thomas MaIoney/of of Mile Hill, for the vacation incident to
 Memorial Day, returning for his school duties Sunday night.
 M G. Keane of the Housa,tonic Ave | nue Marble Works, Bridgeport, was a visitor in town Sunday.
 A team of Sandy Hook misses in their teens, Saturday. challenged the male juvenile nine of that village to ~