The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-22
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Rrs Howard, S. Beach has received a new state library which is now open for those who wish to take out. books. The only expense in connection With this library is the payment of the ex- pressage one way which amounts to ! less than Seventy-f1ve centSs the pay ment of this small sum to be divided among those taking out books. The state library committee have found 1t necessary to make this charge Tn or : der that they may combine sending bout these libraries. Following is a list of the contents:
 Brotherhood of Wisdom, Armour; | MT. CIutterbuck's Election, Belloc; Buried Alive, Bennett; The Card, Ben nett, Voices, Buckrose; Three of Kind, Burton: Man who was Thursday, I Chesterton; Constantinop1e, Clement; ! Love in Pernfclxett Town, Crockett; ! The Pedestal, Coke; King Spruce. , Day. Bertrand of Brittany, Deeping; R. C's Mother and Some Other Peo- ! pie, DeIand; In Tudor Times, Elias; Silas Warner. Eliot; Mother in Israel i Fletcher; Life of Stephen A. Douglas, | Gardner Familiar Faces, Graham; Wind in the WILLOWS, Graham; Fiji and it's Possibilities. Grtmshaw; Cost Kings HaEgard; Romance of the Milky Way, Hearn5 Poems of Friend- ship, Howard; Thomas Hood, Jerrolds ? Chosen Land of the Morning Sun. LoweI1; Grain Carriers, Noble; Book of Discoveries, Moseffe1d; Woman who Spends, Richardson; True Woman. Orczy; Tree Book, Rogers; Nimrod's s Wife, Seton; Man and the Earth, Sha-
  as; Prisoner at the Bar, Train; Diary : of an Enlisted Man, Van Alstyne; Port Arthur. ViIliers: DrelIna, Ward; Open }. Windows, Wright; -Harold, F1rSt or the - Vikings, Young
 MT. and Mrs. John L. Beach of zVatertown visited relatives in town
 Mir and Mrs Albert E. Tdn1ey en- tertained over Sunday their nephew Ira B. Evans of Bridgeport
 D Plans are being made to place a new up to date bath room and water supply system in the Congregational parsonage. The purchasing and plac- fl ing of the complete system will be in charge of E. s. Fairchild & Son. It Is also planned to build a roon1y ve- randa across the front and south side Of the house
 Mrs. Arthur s. Burr and Miss Bes- s sic TreadweiI were Sunday guests of Mrs. James Paige in Huntingdon
 A large house party of friends from Bridgeport was entertained over the weekend at the home of MT. and Mrs.
 Burr F. Beach is having new barn built on his place EIbert s. Brins- made is doing the carpenter work
 Mrs. Eli P. Burton who has been spending some time in Bridgeport is now with Mrs Stephen J. Parks in the Center.
 Bridgeport. was the guest Sunday of Miss Charlotte B. Plumb on the Hill.
 Mrs Martin Castle spent Tuesday in Monroe calling on old friends and neighbors.
 Among those from this place at tending the PTodneti0n Pd1Sn of f+I1no,S ns Col, J, evening were: Mrs. Samuel Ward, Mrs Arthur Plumb. Miss Cora E. Beach Miss Mildred Tucker, Miss Charlotte Plumb, Douglass Linley and Clarence Smith
 The ladies Of the Methodist church in Long Hill are planning to serve g supper in the chapel this evening tc which everybody is cordially invited It is requested that those who so kind 1y donated supplies for the table vii send or bring them early The la dies are very grateful for the assist ance of friends and hope there will bt a large attendance at this suppol which is to be served for the smal gum of fifteen cents
 Thomas Honan of Stamford, was z week end visitor at the home of hi: father Michael .Honan at Long HiI1
 Miss Mamie and Nellie Wolff o Bridgeport were over Sunday guests O MT. and Mrs Nathan Wolff Miss Sa die Wolff has returned from a shor stay in Bridgeport and brought Master Made Wolfe for visit with hi . Arthur GabIer of Bridgeport, spen the week end at the home of Peter Gab1er-
 willard Jennings spent Sunday ana Monday at his home in Long Hill. Nestor Wedge and son Walter spen Sunday in Romford.
 MT and Mrs. George Sweezey ane son of Bridgeport, were weekend guests of Mir and Mrs. Charles swee. Eey-
 Friends and relatives visiting 1T Tashua over Sunday were Miss Rose Jones of Bridgeport with her parents MT and Mrs. Arthur Jones; F'ranl wheeler, of Derby at the home of hi! sister, Mrs Charles Seeley, MT. anc Mrs Ernest Sherman and son Arthul <ss Monroe; Miss Mabel Seeley anC wesley Coan of Derby were alsc guests of MT. and Mrs. Seeley- MT. ant Mrs stephen Stains of Wilton were entertained for the day at the horn,
 70 D~I11 s,--. lT IT. or MT. anu = Ai s1 2li 11 " ! were guests of MT. and Mrs Pete Lynch. Those spending Sunday ou If town were MT. and Mrs. Patrdcl KohIer and daughter, guests of friends in Bridgeport; Mrs. Leo Kohier anC Fon1Thoxnas in Palestine. guests O Mrs. Patrick Keatjngs Miss Dickinson