The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-15

and other points of interest.
 The Ladies' Aid of Christ Episco- pal church will hold a meeting at Mrs. Lorenzo Mallette's on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 14.
 Abraham Wildman has returned to his home after several days visit with relatives in Danbury and attending the Danburya Fair.
 Harry Sweezy had the misfortune e to have a heavy strip of timber fall i on his hand and split two fingers. which necessftated a rest from his carpenter work for a few days but at this writing he is improving nice 1y.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Case, Rainbow Windsor, have been recent guests of MT. and Mrs. John TreadweII.
 Miss Rose Jones is taking a vaca- tion from her bookkeeping duties at Bridgeport and spending the week at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Jones.
 Mrs. Daniel Mahoney has returned from a visit of several days spent in Great Harrington, Mass.
 1 MT. and Mrs Dwight Fuller and son, Louis Fuller, attended t'Neighbors Night at the Grange in TrunbulI Friday evening Grangers were pres ent from the following Oranges: Eas- ton, Harmony, Woodstock, Hunting ton and Hagganum.
 The condition of Nellie Brooks who is i'll with typhoid fever, is somewhat | improved.
 from the humps as fast as his friends would wish. He has had a very severe attack.
 1 Mrs. Sperry who has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Dwight Fuller, for some time, has returned to her l home in Bridgeport.
 The. Misses Sara and Helena Beers, Legrand Beers and Clarence Beers l have been in New York visiting MT and Mrs. Clifford Beers and attended the funeral of their daughter, Jean cite who was buried Friday. 1 The funeral, of Mrs Emma Sher- man, wife of Isaac Sherman, was held | in Tashua~ at her late home at 2,3o I o'clock, Friday. Rev. MT. Poten, Methodist Stepney church officiated 1 The paIIbearers were: George Huber, Emil Huber, Charles Patchen, Jas Dudease, Joseph Kohler and Tony Malone. The burial was at Stepney I cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick Kotler enter tained the Misses Agnes and Kath- erine ~Keane of Bridgeport and Mrs. Thomas LiIlis, New Milford, as Sun Alice, has been badly poisoned with mercury but is better at this writ ing.
 The Ladies Aid society of Christ 1 Episcopal church met at the home of | Mrs. Lorenzo MaIlette, Tuesday after l noon. A social time was spent and Miss Grace MaI1ette entertained the 1 ladies with several selections on the l piano. A fine collation. was served by 1 Mrs. Mal1ette. Those present were l Mrs. Walter Wi1mot, Miss Ida East l wood, Mrs John Treadwel1. Mrs. Will liam Mallette, Mrs. Franklin Mallette, Mrs. Abraham Wi1dman, Mrs. How ard Peck, Mrs. Dwight Fuller, Mrs. William Fuller and daughter, Ethel, | Seeley, Mrs. Samuel G. SeeIey and son, Howard, Mrs. Abraham Klein, Mrs. George Smith, Miss Grace Nal | 1ette and Mrs. Lorenzo MaI1ette Colunb bus Day was not. observed iu | the TrunbuI1 schools.
 Those attending the harvest con- | cert at the Baptist church, Easton | Sunday evening were MT. and Mra Howard Peck, Mildred Peck, Augue- tus Peck, MT. and Mrs. Charles B SeeIey, Miss Mabel Seeley, MT. and
 Mrs. Samuel G. See1ey and family, | Charles Jones, Percy MaIlette, the Misses Dorothy and Alice Ma1lette. l Mrs. William Lyon and Mrs. W. H. Lyon were in Bridgeport at St. Yin cents hospital recently to see their aunt, Mrs. Henry Beers of Botsford l who they found in a critical condi- l ton.
 demonstrated at the Danbury fair to Fred Sherman of Monroe. l The Ladies Aid society of Christ Episcopal church are to hold a clam chowder, supper in Eastwood's hall l Wednesday, October 22. There will be a sale of fancy and useful articles Supper will be served from to g..