The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-24
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The pupils of White Plain school are enthusiastic in their study of birds this sprsng and have joined The Lib- ertv Bell Bird Club and expect their badzes shortly. Their pledge is: 'I desire to become a member of the Liberty Bell Bird Club and promise to szt11(1v and protect all song and 1n- .-l,.f5I-ysrs,T1- hirds and do what can for the birds"
 salmon to the home of her parents P Merrill Beach of Daniels Farm spent Thursday night in Norwalk the guest of his grandparents, Mir ana Mrs Edward Merrill
 Mrs. John Treadwell spent Thurs day night in Milford at the home or Rev. and Mrs. Nathan T. Mer1x1n- Mrs Merwin is entertaining Mrs. Ere dus Case of Wlnsor.
 On Tuesday evening Ernest owen of Nichols, entertained aN number or his young friends, the occasion being a surprise in honor Of his birthday: The evening was very pleasantly spent with games and music At the cfose of the evening dainty refreshments Allan Plumb who last week receiv- ed serious injuries from fall at Burritt's lumber yard, where he IS employed is reported as doing nicely at the Bridgeport hospital
 TruufbuI1 Grange observed Ch11- t5reu's Night at Grange Hall last ev- enfrsz A suitable program was ar ranged Cake and cream were serv- ed to the grangers and their invited
 The following young ladies chape- ooned by Mrs. John Patterson will spend the week end at the shore: Miss Mildred Tucker, Miss Lulu Bowker, Miss Verna Barske, Miss Fannie Bow wer, Miss Rose Jones, Miss Nellie Thornton and Miss Charlotte E.
 On Tuesday evening the ladies of Trinity Guild will hold 8 social at tz1e home of Mrs. William Cooper. The principal feature of the evening will be play entitled Ma smith,
 Harry Maurer has exchanged a part of his property in Nichols for out Of town real estate.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Maurer recent Iy entertained MT. and Mrs. Erwin
 MT. and Mrs W. Potter of Ansonia have spent a. couple of days with MT. and Mrs William Wellington.
 Miss May McCann, a former teach CT of the Nichols school has recently visited at the home of MT. and Mrs Edward No4hnag1e.
 Charles Hoyt of Bridgeport spent Tuesday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis Hoyt, in Long HiH.
 Miss Frances MaHette has returned from a visit with her sister, Mrs. liar " Greenman Of Cold Spring Harbori Newtown.
 R F. Brooks of New Haven, was special night operator at the station in Long Hill on Monday night, talk ing care of the circus specials, four of which went through on the way to Bridgeport between the hours of mid night and four a. m.
 Peter Gabler and daughter MiSe Alice Ga,bler left Wednesday for sew eral days visit with friends in Bos- ton. Mass. Miss Jennie Hayes of Bridgeport will re main at their home during MT. and Miss Gabler's absence
 F. O. Anthony oi Bridgeport, spent Tuesday ii town on business for Chase Bros, of Buffalo.
 Mrs Orvil1e B. Burton is quite i'll at her home in Long Hill and has a trained nurse caring for her. Dr.
 Mrs. John Nelson is in Stepney al the home of Mrs Banks GoodselI caring for Mrs MaI1ette Sanford. The many friends of Mrs. Sanford will be very glad to hear that she has so inn proved as to be able to leave the san- ftoriu11 at Westports where she has been for treatment the past few weeks.
 Mrs John Treadwell was a guest o1 Mrs Charles Gilbert, of Tashua or Tuesday
 Bushnell Summers of Monroe was in town recently calling on old Otto Nelson is in Bedding this week caring for the trees of Mrs. Water
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Logan visited MT and Mrs A. Osborne in Newtown recently
 Miss Dorothy Mallette has been confined to her home by illness but ts now improving.