The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-21
OUR NEWTOWN
 NEWS LETTER
Special to The Farmer.) DEATH OF JOHN BRADY

DEATH OF JOHN BRADY.
 Newtown. Sept. 21.-John Brady died early Saturday at his home in Sandy Hook, after a short illness, aged 79 years. He was resident of NaWtoVvn less than a year, but he was for many years a resident of Bedding, where al daughter, Mrs Robert Beecher, resides on the patrimonial estate. Mir. Brady was twice married and is survived hy his widow. of Sandy Hook. The funer- al, occurred today from St. Roses church at 10 8. m, the interment be- ing in St. Roses cemetery. Undertaken F. W. Troy had the funeral arrange metns in charge.
 NEwsY ITEMS
 The Holy Name society attended the eight o'clock mass and received Holy Communion in a body Sunday at St. Roses church
 Morris Had1ey, Yale s16, spent last week at the summer home of Presi- dent A. T. Hadley, Snake Rock Farm. in zoar.
 Mis- Louise Kelly. who taught the Head of Meadow school last year, has entered the State Normal school, at Danbury, committing daily.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warner, of Bridgeport. are guests of selectman and Mrs. Morris D. Beers for a few days.
 pr. w. H. Kiernan has So far re- covered from his late Illness as to be able to take an auto trip to Bridge port. Saturday afternoon through the kindness of c. ". Reale
 John w Dayton has taken a posi- ton with W. A. Garfield, the painter.
 Michael Blake, who recently grad uated from a Bridgeport business col lege has accepted a position in the office Of a. mercantile concern in that city. He was 9 week end and Sunday guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Michael Blake.
 Mrs. F. V. Lilliss of New Milford and Miss Arlene Miller of Bridgep were week end and over Sunday guests of Mrs. John s. Sheehan of West street.
 Manager Es. A Gdnter of the s. N. B. Tel. Co spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
 E. Burton Beers, division manager of the Telephone company, was guest of his father, Eli B. Beers. Sun day.
 James Blake, C. E.. Is now with power plant which is building a large dam near Montreal, Canada
 MT. and Mrs. M A. Cbrbett and family notored to, Danbury, satur- day, and enjoyed the movies in cona- pany with MT. and Mrs D. T. Corbett of that city. They had as guest for the day Daniel J. Keane of New Ha- ven.
 Thomas Carey of Queen street is now well. and has resumed his en- ployTnent with the Fabric Fire Hose company.
 Frank P. F'ennell of Bridgeport was a Sunday visitor at Mir and Mrs James Egan's. Borough line.
 Joseph Brenner of New York is now with his family for the Hebrew feast observances of this season.
 Mrs. Margaret Egan and Miss May Egan returned. Friday, from a pleas ant xriezff 1xyf+I Q TTA~. bright, N. J., and also with MT. and Mrs. M. J. Donohue of New York city.
 The altar boys Of St. Roses church will meet Thursday afternoon after school for rehearsaIs, and the junior choir will meet Friday afternoon, af- ter school hours, for practice.
 M F. Haugh Of Wards Island hos pital, New York, Is spending his vaca- tion with his brother, Philip Haugh, at Botsford
 Rep. E. T. Hook spent Sunday at the homesteadson Botsford Hill
 Mrs. A.W. Baasett of Sandy Hook has some valuable pieces of antique furniture, as we'll as some modern ones which are prizes for the anti. quarian, and a. good bargain for any purchaser.
 Mrs. Thomas J. Bradley of New York has returned from 8 visit with anbury relatives, and is now at the Donohue homestead on Walnut Tree Hill for the rest of visit of rest.
 A warraItee deed from George AL Ian of Newtown to Alfred IT. AEu1I1ken of Chicago was filed for record in the town clerks office, Saturday This is the property known the Bartram homestead in Hanover district lately owned by C. B. Glover, now a resident of Berlin in this state.
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