The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-17
ASTON.

Mrs John Downs and daughter. Miss Alice C. Downs have returned to Stevenson, having spent few days as guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank Bib. bins.
 Mrs. R. weeks is spending 6 week in town with MT. and Mrs. Edward D. GiIlette at Adams Corners. Mrs " veaks was former pastors v13@ of the Baptist church.
 Miss Maud Hae1ey has returned 10 her home in North WOodEtock af- fer a visit with her friend Miss Has- gel H. Sherwood. Mss Sherwood ac- corn T5az1ied her friend to h CT home where she will spend a week.
 MT and Mrs. Arthur Snervvoods in conpany with MT an Mrs. Emory Sanford Of Reading, notoreds to New York on yvsdnesday and stayed over night ret11rnang home Thursday. Friends here of Miss Jessie Lunds daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jesse Lund s Of Wood avenue Brtdgeport were spained to hear of her death which oc- cured 5 few days ago.
 Mr. and A4ra Ell Godfrey Of Tam uersvilIe, N. have visited at the hanae of Mx and Mrs. J walker Sher- wood very recently
 Mrs. George B. Gregory has return cd from a several days visit with her daughter AExs. " laaolar sEyack in csnes- hlre.
 Mr and nExR Fred Marsh have been enter ta1nIEe at their home for a few days Miss Mary Jones Of Bridgeport teachers meedng was held on Thursday afternoon at the Centre sehpo1 Supervisor D. A. Green was present.
 nIr and Mrs. Wilbur Brook Smith have closed their summer home here for the winter and returned to their home in Park Place for the winter
 The regular meeting Of Easton Grange was held on Tuesday evening. The Lecturers hour was open to the public. The following program was presented NEort1s of Yelco1ne by state Master J.l A.rtrzlr sraea wood: se- lection by the grange orchestra; paper sF hat does the Town of Esastor Neew from Busfneaa Standpoint ?'' Fred- erick Eil11nlan lecture, by Ellison sznathz or NeYgtosvn on ssF7ood of Staff ford Spring. 2 vocal solo, John Reid selection by the grange orchestra pa per tsIn What Partial Way Can the Grange and Church Be a Help to the Comm unity. z by Samuel s. Turneys
 nEeszs ssts Eecslszsd Iaezs on Tals1rs- day oT the death of Mrs John Tyle,u who passed away at sthe AEiddletowr ssylum on EfzIEss5ay morning The funeral Will be held at the BegEtds1 hur1sh on Sunday afte1nDo4a at hail past two osraeck Burial In Union cezxaetaxy lghzl sxter was forrler
 
 resident of this fueHn she leaves tC oatFn her loss ss halsbaEd one laugh ter. Miss Max70h Tyler of this place father and q sister Mrs Howard Dotty who both reettie i'm tho west Mrs Ty1er was d member Of the Bap; tist church in 1yorava
 John ShexWood spent Thurs day with her cousin Mrs Grace Clark Mrs Chester Hull is spending a. few days in Cheshire with her sister. Mrs Tyacks of thaf place.
 Mir. and Mrs Roa1ent ATarql1ak wei comad a. son into the1r home 2. few days ago.
 and Mrs Irvzzag Lockwood Q. Vs ies1on. were a6zserta4 ned recently a. tte hoEns ok nzl. and Mrs Miles Cor 60lA.
 MT. and mrs c:fxzes Ta.al11,an. have been ling aE thedr hont friend rom New Tor
 Miss sszAxb shAryvuod. Miss Agnel Eealey ANxss AzhsbaI Marsh and Hsxrz Seeaey attended, the God frey Randall wedding i'm bull
 Mr and A9kA A Stewart and MT and Mrs Booth Of Bridgepora. wer' guests vary recen11y c3 nEr. and Mrs Fred A AEakxza.
 few days as guest of MT and Mrs BrAdaey Jenu1ugs in esreHnheIL
 Mr. and Mrs George Broadben have renEed the Robert Kentl p1acs on Sport F1AII MT Broadbent is erni pIoyed by the Hydraulic Water com pafy Of Bridgeport.
 Rally Day will be observed at tI1t Baptfst church and Sunday scfoo Sunday will be Ii a. m. to D. m Appropriate exercises for the ocea sion have been arranged. Souvenir will be given to all present