The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-08
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The Baptist church was opened on Sunday morning, having been closed for four weeks as the pastor, Rev. F. s. Clark and family, had been to Maine on their vacation. On Sun day morning. Rev. Mr. Doty of Wis consin, occupied the pulpit and his text was 'The Presence of God, 9 which was much appreciated. The Lords Supper followed the morning service and during the business hour Deacon and Mrs. Charles s. Everette, Deacon and Mrs. John Sherwood, Dea- con Charles $. Powell Mrs. Samuel G. Silliman and Mrs. John H. Wheel CT were appointed delegates from the church to attend the Fairfield County Baptist Convention which is to be held at First Baptist church of Bridgeport on September 25th and 18th.
 At the Sunday school session the school voted to hold a Harvest Con cert the fore part of October.
 Miss Martha Warehouse of Mt. Yer non is visiting for a few days her cousin. Mrs. Samuel G. silliman of this place.
 Rev. MT. Doty of wisconsin ia spending a few days at the Baptist parsonage, the guest of Rev. and Mrs F. s. Clark.
 Misses May Staples, Ruth Staples and Charles Staples of Bridgeport are SpeIlQ1nS a 1eW QayS with Cnelr grand mother, Mrs. Mary Staples, during the absence of their parents, MT. and Mrs Frank Staples of Bridgeport, who are on their vacation.
 Miss Hilda McCau1ey has returned to her home, having spent a month at the Baptist parsonage with Mrs Clark, ST.
 Kenneth Merrill of Norwa1k has been spending a few days in town with MT and Mrs. John H. Candee.
 Mss Achsah E. Candee is attending the State Normal school in Danbury
 Mrs. James Tyler and daughter, Miss Mary Tyler, were guests recently of Leir Edwards
 Miss Julia Hawley of Bridgeport i spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Betsie Sherwood.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank wheeler of Der by in company with MT. and Mrs John H. Wheeler of this place, attend ed the State Fair at Charter Oak park.
 Mrs. John Broadbin of Bridgeport has been spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Ambrose Marsh, Sport Hill.
 Mrs. John H. Wheeler received few days ago the sad news of the death of her cousin, Miss Sadie Fred erick of New York. Miss Frederick with her two sisters of New York have for several summers spent the vaca- tons with MT. and Mrs. John Wheel CT at Silver Hill Farms.
 The house of Michael Dennis of the center burned to the ground a few days ago. The house was often call ed the "Pine Tree House." What caused the fire is not known but it is thought the fire was started from sparks from the kitchen stove.
 MT and Mrs. John Disbrow and Miss Grace Andrews of Bridgeport were guests on Sunday of Mrs. Disbrow's sisters, the Misses Gregory of Platts- vilIe
 There were no services at the Meth odist church on Sunday as the pastor, Rev. A. M. Davidson. Is away on a vacation.
 MT. and Mrs Harry Escott of Sport Hill are away a vacation. They started on Saturday in their autonao- bile for a trip and expect to spend several days.
 Mrs. William McCauley and da'zgh- ter Miss Hi1da McCauley spent Sat urday out of town
 Miss Dorothy Gillette of Adams Cor ners expects to attend the Bridgeport High school the coming year.
 Miss Mary A. Gillette has been ap- pointed a teacher at the Nichols Ter race school in Bridgeport.
 Perkin Nichols and Miss Irrna Mich ols have returned to the home of their aunt, Mrs. Flora Lyons in Stratf1eld, having spent their summer vacation with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Chas. F. Nichols of this place Perkins and Irma are to attend the Bridgeport High school this year.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Relyea of Wells street, Bridgeport, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs Au- gust Kuehn.
 MT. Gully of Bridgeport spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs. Harry Bush
 William E. Andrews of Bridgeport