The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-04
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MT. and MrS- HODerI w. h1SISI1, MI. and Mrs. Clarence A Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marsh, Miss Mabel Marsh MT and Mrs. Charles Marsh, MT and Mrs William Disbrow and naughter, Miss Lucy Disbrow, Charles Brewer and William Loper, all of Sport Hill attended the baseball game which was held in Bridgeport between khe Chinese and Yost teams on Satur- hay afterBoon-
 MISS Ada c. Field of Shelton. has returned to her home having spent several days in town with her former Adams Corners.
 Albert E. Hawkins is confined to Hlis home by illness.
 The annual picnic of the Methodist Sunday school of Sport Hill will be held on Wednesday at Compo Beach IA large attendance is desired The school will enjoy trolley ride I1v- cry member of the Sunday school can attend
 r The annual fields day of the Fairfield County Pomona Grange will be held at the home of H. Cornelius Judd, at so Maple avenue. Bethel on Saturday. August sth MT. Judd's home is one half mile from Bethel station and teams will meet the 10.09, 10:46 and 12-O2 morning trains National Mas ter Oliver Wilson. National Oyerseer L. H. HeaIey, State Master J. Arthur
  CTS will be present. All are expected Go contribute enoukh food for them selves and their guests. Dinner will be served at one o'clock.
 The annual business meeting of the Baptist church of this place was held at the church on Saturday afternoon. 1t was voted to change the regular annual meeting and have the meeting curE1e the last Saturday before the first Sunday in the new year and it was also voted to wait until January first before electing new officers or reading fhe reports of the officers
 Charles Powell is now improving ae4ozvIy from his recent fall He has to use crutches- '
 Mrs Bertha Sargent and daughter. Mildred, of Hartford were recent guests of Nr and Mrs. Fred Marsh on Sport Hil1-
 Rev A M Davidson, pastor of the aGethodist church, took for his subject on Sunday morning, Hope. the Mid dle Grace"
 Mrs Charles Silliman is spending a Few days in Wethersffeld.
 Mrs Dietrich of Chicago has re- turned home after a few days visit with her cousin. Mrs J. Arthur Sher- wood
 Miss Irma Nichols has returned From a visit with Miss Blanche Gill; bert in Newtown-
 Miss Hilda McCauley is spending a, month at the Baptist parsonage with Mrs Clark, during the absence of Rev and Mrs. F. S. Clark and daugh- Ter Miriam and son Philip in Maine,
 Rev. F. S. Clark, pastor of the Bap- list church, gave very interesting address on Sunday morning using for his text, Rest a While The girls from the New York Mission, who are at MT Cohn's place here in town sang
 Mss Ida M Tarbell has returned from her trip to Europe and is spend Ing a few days at her summer home here at Twin Oaks" Miss Tarben rave a chicken roast on Saturday evening to a number of her New York friends. w W. TarbelI of Pennsyl- vsnia is spending several days at Irwin Oaks
 Nrrs George Ives has returned to her home in Danbury having spent a geek as guest of her sister, Mrs. John Patterson
 Miss Kane of New York was a guest sn Saturday of MT and Mrs. Charles Gilbert of this place
 MT. James Douglass of Thomaston Is spending a few days with William Disbrow. Sport HiIli
 rpending a few days as guest of MT. and Mrs. Arthur iI. Wheeler of Sport HilL
 Leroy wheeler of Lyme was guest on Sunday of his parents, MT. ana Mrs. Jesse Wheeler at the Centre.
 The song service of the Baptist church Sunday was largely attended There were a few selections by the choir. Girls from the New York Mis- -son gave a selection. Miss Alice W. F.won of StratfIeId played. Miss Clara ennford played violin solo accom- nanied by Mrs Candee- A quartet by Dewitt Cardee, Stanley Bibbins, Miss zTi,rfe o. Sherwood and Mrs F. $. clark: a duet bS the Misses Sanford ana Candee. a song by the Misses Bertha Andrews. Elizabeth Andrews, Miriam Clark and Hilda McCauley, and a duet by Rev. and Mrs F. S r-Inr,r rounded out the program.