The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-12

H. P. Danks. In the evening the or gantst will play a voluntary by A. F. Reinagle and the offertory Comunfo- in c, by Lebach. On Sunday, June 20, the pastor will occupy the pulpit as usual.
 Trumbul1 Grange will hold a regu- lar meeting this evening. Foilowing is the program arranged by the lee turer for the evening: Recitation, Bertha Ferry; readings, Harry P. Burr and Douglas LAnley; discussion --Ef the average boy had his choice, which would he choose, an automobile or a college education ?'' Elmer J. Nichols. Albert E. Linley, Lester sheltons How to plant the model orchard .'' Otto Nelson; ~ResO1veds That Super stitution is a Great Hindrauce to Man kind,Y Edgar H. Rodgers.
 Mrs. Joseph Wellington and son. Joseph. Jr., are Spending 8 few dayE with MT. and Mrs. Frank Reed.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Athern are en- tertaining MT. Athern's sister and friend from Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs Wilbur Stocking arc receiving congratulations over the birth of a son.
 Miss Carrie Barske has gone to New York to resume her studies at Coluu- bia University.
 Miss Charlotte Barske is in New
 
 Carrie Barskie.
 William Wellington is building a bungalow. Tanning & Son of Bridge port has the contract
 Mrs. Susan HawIey who has been living with Mrs Carr on JerusaIeu. Hi1l, is at present boarding with ALrs. Alec Abercrombie.
 Mrs. Nester Wedge and two chI- dren, also Miss Addie Wedge. left on Wednesday for a visit in Bantam
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Jones of New York city, and John Anderson of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs. John Long at her home in Long HILL
 Miss Hattie Brockway is spendiug her vacation with her parents, 1fr. and Mrs. W. O. Brockway- Miss Broadway is a teacher in one of the New York city schools
 Miss Rose Jones of Bridgeport had the misfortune, while at her home on the Fourth, to sprain her ankle Quita badly. She was unable to resume her duties on Saturday but is now much improved.
 Miss Doris Lulzeman is visiting 1n Easton, as the guest of her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Lester Sherwood of Sport Hil1-
 Mrs A. s. Beach has been a recent. visitor at the home of Mrs. J. Wslker Sherwood on Sport Hill in Boston.
 Mrs Leo Gabler has returned to her 
 her sister, Mrs. Clifford Gardener in Milford.
 Abraham Moss. one Of Long HI1Is summer residents, and father of 1Trs- Nathan Wolff, has returned from Gettysburg where he had the dfstinc- ton of being the only Jewish veteran at the reunion. Mir. Moss came to this country from Warsaw, Poland, in 1g58 and enlisted when President LducoIu issued the first call for volunteers. in Go. A, 2Oth Massachusetts, in which he served two years. He fought in the battle of Gettysburg and was severely wounded in the battle of the Wilder ness and rendered unfit for active service He returned to Boston fu 1865 where he now holds a responsi- ble position in the city department
 Two large auto bus loads of people came from Bridgeport on Tuesday and held Q church picnic in Radcliffe'a grove, near the station.
 Miss Mabel See1ey and Westley Coan, of Derby, are spending their summer vacation oe two weeks at the home of Miss Seeley's parents, Mir and Mrs Charles Seeley, of Tashua-
 On Wednesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. s. Mills a supper was given by the ladies of Trinity Guild. A number of readings were given during the evening by Mics Spide1le, of Bridgeport. An orchestra furnished music for dancing. The ladies realized a good sum from the supper and sale of ice cream
 Esther Demon, of Stratford is vIsit- ing her grandmother. Mrs. John Shel- ton.