The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-29
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 At the Congregational church on Sunday morning the pastor addressed the audience on The Transformation Of Jacob" The evening subject, Purity was continuation in the series, Essentials in a Life of Power which the pastor commenced three weeks ago. The musical numbers at the services were: Prelude, Pilgrims Chorus, Wagner; offertory, Melody by Beetho oven; postlude,r z selection from Mozart's 18th Mass; prelude, PastoraIe by H. Lichner; offertory, Das Bid Der Rose, by Stapf. On Sunday morning, Oct. 5 the Sunday School will observe Rally day with appropriate exercises and singing by the school. It is hoped that every scholar will make a special effort to be present well as all those who are interested in the work of the school.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. Yeoman Williams spent Wednesday at New Haven and on Thursday MT. Williams resumed his studies at Yale college, commut- ing.
 Mrs. Leon BeardsIey has recently been the guest of Mrs. Thomas Hope in Nichols.
 Real estate is booming in Long Hill since the advent. of the new trolley line and the locating of a branch fac tory of the Harvey Hubben Co.,, Bridgeport Among recent purchaS- CTS are MT. We1leis of New York who has bought a, lot of George Jacobjan, and George Mahoney who is to build a house on Main street near the resi- dence of George B. Clark.
 Mrs. Winnie Bradley of Tashua has returned after several days with Mrs. Alice Wilcox in Hartford and is now visiting at the home of her son, Ran dolph Bradley, at f'Ridgelawn, Red ding
 Henry sauer has accepted a posi- TI7710 bell factory, Long Hill, and expects to erect a new residence here soon.
 Miss Grace Ma1lette, who has been spending some time visiting friends and relatives in Shelton, has returned to her home in Tashua-'
 MT and Mrs. Charles Gilbert and son. of Tashua have been recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Randolph Bradley at 'tRidgelawn'' in Bedding.
 Theodore Crane has. been visiting his daughter, Miss Edith Crane in New York On his return home he resumed his duties on Route 52 of 1 which. he is carrier.
 1 Miss Clara Sanford of. Easton is boarding this; winter at the home of Mr. and Mrs: George Clark in Long Hill and with her cousin. Miss Bca- flee Clark, is attending Courtland l school, Bridgeport.
 On wednesda afternoon Mrs: Wal ter. Vilr1ot of Monroe entertained the 1 Ladies' Aid society of the Tashua 1 Episcopal church. The afternoon was spent with social chat after which collation. was served. Those attend ing were: Mrs. Seth Hill, Mrs. L. Rob ert Sheffield, Mrs. Lorenzo Manette, Mrs. John Treadwell, Mrs. Stephen French, Mrs. Ida. Eastwood, Mrs Will | liam Mallette, Mrs. Thomas Barnes, Sr, Mrs Smith, Mrs. Thomas Barnes, Jr, and Miss Grace rAallette. Mrs Stephen Burroughs who has been quite i'll and under the care of Dr. Smith, is slowly inproving- Miss Fannie Walker is teaching again this year at Lincoln school Bridgeport, and boarding at the home of her brother, Sherwood M. Walker. The Simson Fairfield Quarries Co. have shut down indefinitely but it is | rumored that a new company will soon reopen the mines MT. and Mrs. George Clarke have entertained Arthur Clark of North 1 I.eominster Mass, for the past week. 1 The Griffin brothers have just com l pleted a large addition to this barn l Fred Gabler is adding much to the | enpearance of his property by having the exterior of his building newly de- 1 corated.
 Hayden Hawthorne, of Montc1air, N. J.. has recently been the guest of | MT. and Mrs. John Curtis, at their home in Nichols.
 eral days visiting friends in New York.
 i Thomas Reynolds has returned to
 his home in Middletown having been l the guest for several days. of his sis ter. Mrs William N. Philips, at the Methodist parsonage.