The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-23
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Miss Josephine Carey recently en- tertained three tables of whist at her home, White Crest Farm. The first prize, pair of guest towels, was won by Mrs. Emil Berger; sec ond prize. china tea strainer and handkerchiefs, Mrs. Howard s Beach; third prize, tooth pick holder, Mrs Leon Beardsley; consolation prize, a mustard cup, Mrs. Joseph M. Tucker At the close of the afternoon light re- treatments were served by the host ess. The following ladies were pres- ent Mrs. Arthur Plumb, Mrs. Leon Beardsley, Mrs. Emil T. Berger, Mrs. Burr F. Beach, Mrs. Howard s. Beach, Mrs. Eamuel Ward, Miss Cora B. Beach, Miss Mildred Tucker, Mrs. Bowker and Miss Ruth Linley.
 Albert. the son of M. and Mrs. Will liam Fuller, is suffering from a se- were case of ivy poisoning.
 Friends here have received word that Mrs. H. Stanley Brinsmade, for merly of this place, was taken Fri day to the New Haven hospital, where she will be operated upon for appen- dicitis.
 The members of the Congregational choir will meet this evening for re- hearsal at the home Of Mrs. Howard S. Beach.
 Mir and Mrs. LeRoy Eastman spent the week end in Long Hill the guests | of MT. Eastman's parents, MT. and Mrs. Freeman Eastman. Miss Mary Potter WAS the week end guest of her uncle, Rev. F. c. Pot ter, in Middletown, Conn. 1 Miss Ethel Salmon was entertained | over Sunday at the home of her cOus- 1 in, Mrs. Wallace Brown on Pacific i street, Bridgeport
 1 Mrs. Orville B. Bprton, who has been confined to the bed with a were attack of rheumatism. is now able to be about the house again. Ar nd frs T Nichols n Stepney, have rented Mrs Reid Sher- mans place, opposite her own home, on the Tashua road, and moved there last week. V. Bohaderian, who has occupied the place for the past year, has moved to Bridgeport. c. B. Cutler has converted his au- to bus into an auto truck.
 Section Boss John Kelly, who has been laid up with neuralgia is again able to be at his work on the rail- road.
 Walter. Hawley, of Long Hill, has been having several rooms in his house newly papered and painted Craft and Lyons. of Stepney, had the contract
 Misses Sarah and Helena Beers. who have been spending the winter in Bridgeport, have returned to their home in Long Hill.
 Next Sunday morning during the session Of the Sunday school there will be a special collection taken to be forwarded to Dakota This money will be used to help the forming of new Sunday school in one of the re- mote districts of that state
 Miss B. Mildred Tucker sang at the pupils recital given. Manday after noon by Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis, andin the evening attended the re- hearsal of the oratorio society at Warner hall.
 The following young people attend ed the Christian Endeavor temper ance meeting at the Peoples Presby- terian church, Bridgeport, last night Miss Ruth Linley, Miss Charlotte B. Plumb, Miss Verna Barslze, Harry P. Burr, Ebert s. Brinsmade and Le- land. Williams.
 Mrs. Edward Renton, of Daniels Farms, was taken to the New Haven to an operation. Her many friends will anxfously await news as it Is only a few months since she went rough a severe operation
 William O.. Beach spent Saturday and Sunday in Hartford as the, guest of his sister, Mrs Etta Sherwood
 Mrs. Samuel Ward left yesterday for Wattrford, N. r., where she will attend the funeral of her friend, Mrs. J. L. Page
 Mrs A. N. Bronson, of South Brit ian, spent a few days in Long Hill last week as the guest of her father, R. o. Beers. MT Beers returned to South Britian with his daughter
 Mrs. John IeEson, of Tashua, is hav- ing porch built on her house.
 On Sunday morning at the First Congregational church the pastor preached on '"The Ministry of the Hills" The subject of the evening was Cautious Dicipleship."
 Mrs Nathan J. Merwin is planning to decorate the exterior of her home in Daniels Farms
 On Sunday morning at the COngre- gationa1 church, Burr E. Beach was appointed as a delegate to attend the dedication services of the new Stam- ford Congregational church, also to consider the advisabiIity Of inviting the three county organizations, the Fairfield East and Fairfield West as- sociations, also the Fairfield South west conference. The speakers at the afternoon session, at two o'clock, will be Rev Rockwell Harmon Potter,D. D., of Hartford, and Rev. Sherwood Sou1e, Superintendent of Hartford
 MT. and Mrs Banford s. Beach were guests on Saturday evening of MT. and Mrs Scott Flint in Bridge port, when they entertained party of friends.
 SeIectman Lester M Shelton spent Monday in Hartford
 Mrs William o. Beach was the guest on Sunday at the home of H. Stanley Brinsmade, of New Haven.
 The entertainment given at the Congrega church on Friday eve ming under the auspices of the Young Ladies' Mission Circle was a success The following program was rendered. after which the young ladies served cake and cream. Solo, Ira B. Evans; solo, Miss B. Mildred Tucker; recita- tion, Miss Bessie Treadweu; song by number of young men; monoIogue by Mrs. H. s. Beach entitled "A world of Girls. The following young ladies dressing to represent thevar- ious countries, English girls, Misses Mildred Tucker and Nellie Thornton; Swedish girls Miss Lulu Bowker; Dutch girl Miss Emma Linley; Par iSfan girl Miss Werna Ranska: Italian