The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-21
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Mr.. Henry Hunt of Smithville re-
turned early this week from a weeks
visit with relatives in northern Yer
mont, and Mrs. Hunt departed Tues
day for a weeks aolourn with rela-
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Merchant M@@-A.ssCorbett Of aCorbett
& Grow has made application to the
Probate court for letters Of admin
istration on the estate of the late
William G. Corbett.
Master Paul Warner of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is spending Easter vacation with
his grandmother, Mrs J. H. Warner
of Sandy Hook.
Mr.. George T. Wilson Of Taunton,
is spending several days in New Ha-
ven. Returning he will visit his sis
ter, Mrs. H. Young of Nichols.
Prayer meeting was held as usual
in Taunton school house Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mrs. William Briscoe and two chill
dren are spending several days in
Danbury.
Miss Genevieve Brown of Bridgeport
is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. William
Egan, Walnut Tree hill. Mrs. Egan's
sisters, Mrs. John Finne11 and Mrs
John Brown are expected to spend
Easter day at the old home.
George Drew and son, Daniel, were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Glover, driving UP from Bridgeport
Saturday night.
The splendid family horse Of W. B.
Glover that has been in his possession
over 10 years, always a faithful and
much admired beast, was disposed OF
in the most humane way, last night.
noe year ago some ailment of a rheu-
matte nature attacked the limbs max
ing it difficult for the animal to get
about The family feel keenly the loss
of their pet.
John TROY of Berkshire is spending
few days in Bridgeport.
Charles Fl Beers of Palestine pur-
chased an OK team Thursday from the
woodchoppers' camp over the Housa-
neighbors this spring. An OK team
| is getting to be a rarity in this sec
ton of Connecticut, SO all his neigh
bors were out to inspect his pur-
chase.
Mrs. Susan Hall, Of Sandy Hook
celebrated her 92d birthday Wednes-
day. All her children and grandchil-
dren, numbering about nineteen, came
from Danbury and this town to spend
the day with her. She had a postal
card shower and a happy day of feast
and feli5itations.
Mrs. W. B. sniffen is under DR.
Kfernan's care, suffering from a
sprained wrist the result of an acct
dental fall down stairs.
St John'sHThis evening service con-
Quoted by rector, Rev. Mr.. T1bbalS-
Easter Sunday regular services be-
ginning at 1880 with appropriate
! Easter music and sermon by the rec
| tor.
Methodist-The members Of this
congregation will unite with those OF
! St Johns The rector, Rev. 7. N
| Lame assisting in prayer. The choir
| also will join with ST. Johns choir
| in the special services of Easter Sun
| day.
Trinity-saturday evening prayer at
$3.50 p. M Easter day, Holy Com
| munion at a. m; IL morning pray
| er and Holy Communion. Children's
Easter service at 4:3O p. m.
| Congregational 81 Services Easter
/ Sunday at II a. M, consisting of an
! them. Natures Easter r. S. Lorenz;
solo, Song of the Lilies by Stanton
| Howard, Mrs. VIM Hale; anthem, NO.
| Emerson; At Am the Resurrection by
Miss Lillian Beers, Mr.. Arthur Smith.
Mrs Arthur Reynolds. Organist Miss
Jessie Beers; directress, Mrs. VIM.
| Hale.
ST. Rose's-Friday at 7:45 p m the
Holy Passion of Our Lord according
to st. John read in English. Saturday
at 8 a. M, Blessing of Sacrament
! tails Paschal candle, Holy water etc,
followed by high mass. Confessions
afternoon and evening Sunday mass
es at and 1890 a. m. The Junior
choir at the first mass. Senior choir
! at last mass.
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