The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-13
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 Daniel H. Ward is driving=a fine new Rec touring car.
 Miss Mae Randall and Eli Godfrey were recently visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Loper in East on.
 Fannie Bowker are in Springfield, l Mass, the guests of MT. and Mrs. L. A Jewell of that place.
 Miss Charlotte .Barske is spending a few days in Bridgeport, the, guest of her friend Miss Marjorie Allen. The Misses Barske entertained at their home in White Plains last week Miss Gertrude Frazier Miss May Da- vidson, Miss Marjorie Allen, all of Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Samuel Ward entertained for the week end Mrs. F'oote of New Ha- ven.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Bennett of Stratford, MT. and Mrs. Sherman Ran dall, Miss Sadie Mal1ette and Alfred Di1liston leave this week for Zoar Bridge where they will enjoy a three weeks vacation
 Funeral services over the body or Loomis Sterling, a prominent New York lawyer was held at the Con gregationa1 church Monday afternoon at two o'clock the Rev. J. Yeoman Williams, pastor of the church off ciatfng, assisted by Rev. Nathan J. ! Merwin, former pastor Of the l church The bearers were PIumb b B. Nichols, Elmer T. Nichols, OrviIIe B. Burton, Erwin S. Fairchild, Arthur E. Plumb and Arthur Ldn1ey, all of this place. MT. Sterling spent his boyhood days in this town and has been a frequent visitor here as he has always retained the ownership of the Sterling homestead on the hill. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Belle i Ma1lette of Tashua and Miss Mary Sterling of Bridgeport. The burial was in Long Hill cemetery.
 Frederick Porter of Elizabeth, N. J., spent the weekend with his fam fly in Daniels Farm. Mrs. Banford s. Beach of Daniels Farm left yesterday for Salisbury where she will be the guest for a week of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Elias Sanford of that place. Rev. and Mrs. Robert L. Sheffield, l recently entertained MT. and Mrs. lAJ ohm w. Treadweu and Mrs. Winnie l Bradley of Tashua~ Julius Moves, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Moves, of +'CIoverhurst" in White Plains, will sail on Saturday for Europe where he will remain for several weeks. MT. Moves is well | known in New York and Bridgeport society.
 Mrs. Alice Howard has recently en-
 tertained her sister-in-law Miss Es-
 ther Howard and a friend from Bridgeport.
 A number of the local grangers at 1 tended the annual field day of the
 Fairfield County Grange held on Sat i urday at the home of H. Cornelius
 Judd, 80 Maple avenue in Bethel
 Prominent among the speakers were
 the following: National Master, Oliver | Wilson, National Overseer, L. H. Hea- l ley and State Master, J. Arthur Sher- 1 wood. A substantial dinner was serv- 1 ed at one o'clock.
 | Mrs. Arthur Howard of Bridgeport
 was the guest on Friday of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Alice Howard. l MT. and Mrs. Theodore Went and l Miss Agnes Went of Bridgeport are
 spending two weeks camping out on 1 Tashua Hill.
 A letter signed by a number ot 1 prominent Long Hill people is in cir l culation asking the trolley company
 for quicker service and lower fare Tn
 this letter which will be presented tc | the public utilities commission, the
 give the company every reasonable ap- 1 portunity to perfect it's service. l MT. and Mrs. James W. Durward
 of Nichols, are entertaining MT. Dur 1 wards sister Mrs. George YuIe, who l arrived on Sunday from England. Mrs
 YuIe will remain for several weeks.
 Miss Marilla, Curtis is visiting he1 | brother MT. and Mrs. Maurice Curtis | in Stratford.
 Mrs. Emil T. Berger and Miss Nellie Berger were guests Monday of Mrs Orvil1e B. Burton at her home IT Long Hill