The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
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1 Master Arthur French oldest son of MT. and Mrs. Robert French was an. other victim of the Fourth. A .3S .caIibre revolver went off shooting two, wads through his hand. His father. lfwho rides a motorcycle took him to 1 the Bridgeport hospital for treatment. Dwight Brinsmade who had his face l badly burned and laeerated by light 1 ing a quantity of powder and shot is l getting along nicely | MT and Mrs. Simeon Jenkinson en- l tertained friends from Bridgeport, at their home in Daniels Farm. over 1 Sunday.
 i Stephen J. Parks and MT. and Mrs. William Belsford spent the week end 1 at the shore.
 l Miss Elizabeth Belsford recently en- Etertained relatives from PennsyIvanis. | The seIectnen held their regular l monthly meeting at the town hall Monday afternoon. | Guests on Friday at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs. Edward Moth nagle, were MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter Helen; Mrs. Sarah Am nag1e of Bridgeport
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Drew of 1 Bridgeport were entertained over the Fourth at the home of MT. and Mrs. Emil J. Berger.
 Miss Sadie A6allette is entertaining
 
 Merrill Beach spent the week end with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. | Edward Merrill in Norwa1k- MT. and Mrs. Thomas David who have been visiting Mrs. David's sis i ter, Miss Josephine Carey, have re- 1 turned to their home in Waterbury. Walter Gillette is entertaining his brother from Pittsfield, Mass. 1 Guests on the Fourth entertained at the home of Edward Lyon were i MT. and Mrs. Heath and daughter 1 from Vermont; MT. and Mrs. Chaun-7 Jersey; MT. and Mrs Sherwood, | daughter and son and MT. WiI1ets of 1 Bridgeport
 The Misses Henrietta and Dorothy i Arnold of New York are spending their vacation with their aunt, Mrs. Frank Spears.
 The Harvey HubbeI1 Co.,, of Bridge | port are planning to put an addition l on the building now occupied by Rob l ert Gains in Long Hill and open a 1 branch factory.
 Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. White. l have returned from a trip to the l White Mountains. MT. and Mrs. c. A, Goodyear are entertaining Mrs. Goodyear's brother 1 George Mills of Philadelphia. MT. and Mrs. Frank Reed of Mich 1 ols are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Ev 1 erett Jessup and son of Waterbury. | Guests of MT. and Mrs. Horace T. l Wellington over the Fourth were MT. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner of Bridge l port and MT. and Mrs. Maurice J. l Curtis of Stratford.
 Rev. and Mrs. Frederick F. Voor- | hees have returned to their home in l Watertown after few days visit with l Mrs. Voorhees, parents, MT. and Mrs. l Nathan B. Curtis. MT. and Mrs. John B. Curtis have returned home after a few days visit l at Jamaica, L. l., the guests of Mrs. Curtis parents, MT. and Mrs. Lewis.
 Friends from out of town were en- tertained over the Fourth at the home | of MT. and Mrs. E. c. Bi1ton. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Curtis, of Bridgeport were guests Friday of Mrs. | Horace Nichols.
 | MT. and Mrs. Byron Jersey and son | Maynard, and Miss Marjorie Curtis were guests on Friday of friends at | Nyack.
 I MT. and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler of Sport Hill, Willard S. Gillette of Eas- ton and Miss Dorothy MaIette of Tashua spent the Fourth autoing. l Friends from out of town were guests of Miss Edith Logan over the holiday.
 I Charles Logan is spending few days in Brooklyn, the guest of MT. and | Mrs. William Lane of that place. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Arthur Sherwood entertained at her home in Easton, Mrs Charles Gilbert and Mrs. Winnie Bradley of Tashua; Mrs. Mary I Plumb of Canada, Mrs. Augusta Burr l of Monroe, Mrs. Sarah Duncomb of 1 Sport Hill and Mrs. John H. Candee of Easton.
 The people in the village of Nichols l enjoyed a fine display of fireworks on i the evening of the Fourth. In the