The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-12
TRUNBUlL

1 1BVOEHsDOE EE Programs have been received here ! for "A Singing School of Ye Olden lyme" to be given in the Nichols Methodist church, Thursday evening. Rehearsa1s for this concert have been held for number Of weeks Follow ing are the names of those who will take part: Mrs. W. B. West, teacher; w. T. Stocking, musical director; L.. D. Christie, colored servant; Mrs L.. A. Nothnagle, player of the harpsi- chord. Pupils, Mrs. c. G. Curtis, Mrs E. c. Bixby, Mrs. c. A. Goodyear Mrs. E. l.. Tucker, Mrs c. E. BiIton, Mrs. Frank Reed, Mrs. William. T. Stocking, Miss Jessie Cook, Mrs. Frank L. Beers, Mrs. Louis D. Christie, Mrs. B. Couch, Miss B. Owen, Ernest Owen, A. Abercronbie, John B. Cur tis, L. A. Nothnagle, E. c. Bixby, E. L. Tucker, John Mills and C. A. Good year.
 The sum of ssOs.25 has been received by the Town Treasurer, the State ap- portionment for the common schools in town.
 MT and Mrs Arthur E. Plumb will entertain few friends at whist this evening.
 Cards have been received by MT and Mrs. Albert E.. Linley from MT. and Mrs. Arthur C1ippenger announc- ing the birth of son, Conrad Kester on Friday, Mar. 7th. MT. and Mrs. CIippenger gained a host of friends during MT. Clippenger's pastorate here, who will extend their heartiest gratu1ations.
 Miss Johanna Spears of New York has been making short visit with her parents, MT! and Mrs. Frank Spears.
 The Town School committee will hold 8 meeting at the Town nhall this evening at half past seven.
 Chester F. Brinsmade who has 1eas- ed the house in the Center, owned by John L: Beach of Watertown, mov- ed his family in yesterday. At the same time Martin Castle of Monroe,
 moved into the house owned by MT. Brinsmade.
 Clarence B. Burr Of Monroe who is one of the carpenters at work remod- cling the Burton. Homestead is board. ing at the home of MT. and Mrs. How ard s. Beach.
 The TrunbuM basketball team win play against the Olivet team in Bridgeport this evening"
 Miss Ethel Salmon who has been at the home of her parents in Weston for four weeks has returned to her duties as teacher in room No. at White Plains school.
 At the D. A. R. meeting held in Bridgeport, Monday, Miss Mildred Tucker of this place, with piano ac- CO1Q Qpd01LnGhLS A4TS. NIGOTS0 w 1nSOE of Bridgeport, was the eoloist for the afternoon, rendering the following numbers: When Spring Returns ,' SomerveIl; My Dear Jerushy," Gay nor; Rose in the Bud,'' Forster; 'Still Unexprest'', Carrie Jacob Bond; '@The Woodpecker,'' Nevin. The numbers were enthusiastically received by the large audience. Miss Tucker has a very sweet and high soprano voice, and is an advanced pupil of Mrs. Su- san Hawley Davis.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Brewer of Eas- ton as well as Charles and Edna Brewer have been recent guests of Mrs. Ray R. Howard.
 Freeman Eastman of Long Hill re- gently visited MT. and Mrs. Leroy Eastman.
 B. B. Somens who was employed by Mrs. Amanda Wheeler of Tashua un- til her demise, is now working for Mrs. David J. Botsford at Daniels Farms
 MT and Mrs LeRoy Eastman and infant daughter, Bernice, have been spending a few days with MT. and Mrs Freeman Eastman at their home in Long Hill.
 Miss Mildred Tucker attended the rehearsal of the Oratorio Singing so~ ciety in Warner hall. Tuesday even ing
 MT. and Mrs o,Kane who have been spending the winter months, visiting their children in Long Island, Milford, and Bridgeport, have returned. to their cozy home in the Center.
 Walter Butler, who for over twenty years has been employed by Samuel Beach of Long Hill, has rented the farm owned by A. s. Edwards in Mon roe and moved his family there Mon day.
 Miss Cora E. Beach attended the D. A. R. meeting in Bridgeport, Monday afternoon.
 The Young Ladies Mission Circle will meet at the church tomorrow ev- ening to plan for an entertainment to be held sometime during the month Of April.