The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-10
NEWTOWN

rha Athletic association will give a.
Japanese sociable at Town hall, We'd
nesday evening. Oct Is, to which all
mre cordially invited. No admission
win be charged. Profits are expected
TO be realized from the sale of Japa-.
nese pictures and fancy goods, cake,
randy etc Red and white carnations
viii be for sale and the purchasers OF
these, ladies white, gents red, will be
accorded the privilege of dancing,
rnr,sfc for which will be furnished by
selected pieces from the Sandy Hook
hand.
The members of the Senior class
kiected the following officers for class
or 1914: President, Leonard Wright;
Nice president, Marion Summers; sec
Rotary, Sarah Beers; treasurer, Jesse
Reers There are fifteen Seniors this
year. the largest class in the history
of NJ H S.. and it is hoped all viii
persevere to the finish.
John TreadweTl and Edward North
rop are on jury duty, criminal side,
of the Superior court at Bridgeport
this week.
The Holy Name society will go to
confession Saturday and receive Holy
Communion in a body, Sunday, at the
5 a. m. mass.
Patrick McKeon of Easton has ap-
plied to the probate court for letters
nj administration the estate of his
brother. the late Henry RTcKeon. The
hearing will occur october Is, at p.
m before Judge of Probate William
J. Beecher.
st Johns parish will Join Trinity
parish in a harvest home service at
the former church on the evening of
Sunday, Oct u.
The funeral of Henry McKeon was
held Thursday morning from his late
home at 9 O'Clock and from st. Rose s
church at 10 o'clock. The pail bear
ers were p. H. Cannon, Michael f.
ana Michael J. Heating James Egan,
James Farrell OF New own and Mi
ehael Sullivan of Bridgeport. The in
kerment was In st. Roses cemetery.
years Of which we're spent in this Sec
klon. eonnsRg here from Long Hill
Where he wam N enploye of the N.
y, NJ H a n. Railroad. He was
kvvice married His first wife was
AFfsm IL Costello, who died, several
years Miss Bridget Heating was his
becond wife who survives him. He
was q good citizen. and interested in
The, welfare of the town. He was a
Btaunch Catholic. Father Sinnott Of
Fciated at the requiem mass and conn
initial services.
Bernard Heating who formerly lived
Be- PaIesfine District was visiting in
eown this week He is now employed
h Bridgeport
A number OF - young folks of st.
ELOS6
The dance to be given by the ladies of
St Stephens parish, Stepney, at Cut
ker's han on the evening Of October
s.
James Larner. of New Haven came
home sunny to visit his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs p. LarneF of Curtis Hill,
and incidentally 60 cast his ballot in
town election, Monday. He returned
Tuesday.
James NJ. Blackman of Pasaaic, N.
D.. is visiting Sandy Hook and Bots
Ford friends this week.. also looking
BITTER his property interests in town.
Miss Adaline Hurd returned last
hight from a weeks visit with Bridge
port friends
The country home of President A. T.
E7sdley of Yale University known as
Bnake-Rock farmhouse in Zoar dis
bract is being equipped with modern
bathroom facilities by Plumber A. E.
Brinton.
DR.. W. c. Kennedy is attending Ed
ward Tally of the Glen who is suffer-
ing with tonsi1itis.
A. M. Br1scoe & Son recently sold a
Farm wagon to George r. Wilson, a,
business wagon to E. j. Thrall, Sr,
and a carriage to Robert D. Smith
This enterprising business firm are
Headquarters for vehicles and all
Kinds of horse equipments not only
Hor Newtown but this section of Fair
Heid s=unty.