The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
NEWTOWN MAN
 STRANGELY GONE
Neighbors Begin Systematic Search of Country Other
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Newtovn. April e-Mrs Irwin will hold a sale of orange marmalade for the benefit of Newtown Hbrarys Tues day, April 4, from 3 to 6 p. m at her home next door to the library build E ing. Tea will be served. and every one is cordially invited. Thomas Raferty. who has lived on the Stowe property in South Center. has rented for sene < year the place ion Walnut tree hill, owned by Mrs. Kate Ward of Brfdgeport E Last Saturday Represents Ed win T. Hook and bride returned to the homestead on Botsfords hill after their honeymoon. They expect to stay in town until their removal to Hartford in May, where Mr Hook texpectsSto engage in business
 John P Heating. a student at St. Joseph's s Catholic college, Brooklyn, is at the home of his: mother, Mrs. John F. Heating, in Sandy Hook, for the Easter holiday season. Frank Johnson of Trinity college, Hartford. is spending the Easter re- cess with his parents. MT. and Mrs. lC. B. Johnson. His sister, Miss Elsie Johnson, who has been spending pleasant vacation with. her sister, Mrs | $. F. King of UnionviIIe, has return led to her home
 Mrs. W. F. Kutscher has gone to Bridgeport for a short visit with friends.
 Robert Cavanaugh. son of Mrs. Dem his Cavanaugh Of the Boulevard, has returned from St. Mary's hospital Waterbury, where he had tonsfls and iadenoid growths removed by Dr. W. c. Kennedy Of this town. : Rev James Hardin George of Dam iielson, son of Rev. J. H. George, rec itor of Trinity church, Newtown, has tbeen nornin ated for judge Of probate Iof that district by the Democratic party. His many. friends and friends tof his reverend father here will note Ewfth pleasure this sigma. proof that Ethes young clerical is appreciated by Ithe good people in the town of his ministry.
 ling school in New York is the guest of liner pafents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. James tof Haw1eyviI1e, for a two weeks va Ecation.
 John F. Haugh of Sandy Hook. eK- ipects to move into the house recent ly vacated by C.. c. Rion as soon as iweatfler permits.
 Miss Anna Brenner, who has po- sition in New York city, returned to visit with her father, Joseph Brenner, flor the Easter Hull in business. The latter expects to return to his e1n- IpIoyment after the holiday, as the lstrike in the clothing business which tcaused his idIeness has been settled. MT ana N4IS-ss " aTEen. OLCGr, WnO Iact in the dual capacities of manager and housekeeper for Thomas Bolmer
 the new owner of tEdgewood Farm, T have been spending this week with
 MT and Mrs. P. H. Mccarthy. They Twill take active charge of the place las soon as the late owners move to ftheir new home Main street.
 Frank Hulse, who is now employed lin Bridgeport has removed his fam lily to the house known as the Bank Icottage, owned by the Fabric Fire
 Hose Company near the Sandy Hook tstation of the Highland division rail- road.
 Mrs George Geckle of Brid geport
 was the guest this week of her moth Fer. Mrs George Robson. on Berkshire
 road.
 MT and Mrs. H. G. curtiss of Berl- lshire, have returned from their south fern trip.
 An addition to the services in St
 Roses church. Holy Week, is an. inounced. At the devotion on Goot