The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-17
NEWTOWN


 will be held at the parish rectory Thursday afternoon, May a22t at p. m.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will serve supper at the church parlors, Tuesday May 20. from to 2 p. m As the name Variety supper indicates the ladies will offer some appetizfng dishes. All are cordially invited at 25c for each supper.
 The children of Mary and all the ladies of St. Roses will make a re- treat beginning, May 22 and ending May 24 at which time Rev. Father Conway of the PauIist Fathers will conduct iridium at St. Roses church.
 Miss Grace Laine is making an ex- tended visit with friends in South Bri- tain.
 Mrs. Russell of New York, daugh- ter of the late Bishop Potter Is now a summer resident of the borough, hav- ing rented the c. F. BeardsIey resi- dence on Main street for the season.
 Thursday evening at St. Mary's hall, Sandy Hook, the social circle of St. Roses were entertained by, the Misses Catherine Ki1bride, Kate and Margaret Blake, Mary and Elizabeth B. Keane, and Katherine A. and Julia Kilbride. Their friends about seYenty-five in number express themselves as having been deIightfuTIy entertained Ten or twelve tables for whist and the fun
 
 lures of the evening. Prize winners as follows: ladies first, embroidered table scarf, Miss Margaret Larner; second, ladies fancy supporters Miss Catherine Zester; consolation. doll, Miss Mary Kilbride; gent1emen's first. armlets. MT. John Casey. The prize for forty-five was won by Rev. F'r. George T. Sinnott, a pipe and bag of tobacco. After the games dancing was enjoyed, music for which was furnish ed by the several young ladies present who kindly Volunteered their services in turn. Lemonade and cake notable for quality as well as quantity were served throughout the evening. St. Roses parish benefits 8 very gratify- ing sum and the young ladies efforts are much appreciated by all. Who is next? When? Where?? MT. Michael S. Haugh and daugh- ter Doretta have returned from an extended visit with MT. and Mrs. Mat thew Quealey Of Hartford, and this week they have entertained another daughter with her husband, MT. and Mrs George T. Lynch of Danbury at their pleasant home on Berkshire road. A regular communication of Hiram lodge, No. IS, F. and A. M., will be held at the lodge rooms in Sandy Hook, Wednesday evening, May 21st. MT. and Mrs. George w. Stuart have as guests MT. and Mrs. George Carley of East Calais, Vt, who will make a. stay of two weeks in town.
 Members of Custer Post, G. A. R.. are considering the matter of a public observance of Memorial Day, and an informal meeting of the few remain ing boys in blue in town will be held soon to act definitely in the matter.
 The assessors for the borough have been in session this week. The levy being based on the towns assessment list shows no great change in valua- tions.
 Among the out of town friends and relatives who attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Clark Egan yesterday were noted: Rev. E. J. Egan, Miss Anna Leayy, Seabright, N. J.; w. H. Egan and w Driscoll of New York City; Mr. John Cowen and Miss Elizabeth CoWen, Brooklyn, N: r.; Mrs. Albert Reiser, Hartford; Dr. Andrew Egan, Miss Gertrude Egan, MT. Robert A. Egan and Masters George and Richard Egan of Woodstde, L.@I.; Miss Julia Nash, Boston, Mass; MT. and Mrs. James Roche MT. and Mrs. J. Heating and Mir and Mrs. John O'Connel, Shelton; Miss Hazel Egan, Vincent Egan, Miss Molly Reiser, Mrs: C.. Moore, Mrs. Margaret Curley, Mrs. Mary Farrell, MT. M. J. Cannon anc Miss Elizabeth Cannon, Mrs. Mar garet Phelan, MT. and Mrs. John Cor don, William Gordon, Mrs. George Riley. Miss Margaret CoIgan, MT. and Mrs. John Brown, MT. and Mrs. John Finnell of Bridgeport; MT. and Mrs. Peter Egan, MT and Mrs. John Egan, MT. and Mrs. Michael Burke, Masters Edward and Frank Egan, the Misses Elizabeth and Mayla Egan, Miss Frances Egan, MT. William Egan, MT. and Ms John Brennan, Miss M. Shall voy and Mrs E. Culhane, Danburys and John P. Egan, Derby.