The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-18
NEWTOWN

NewtoWn, March 18.9Ormel E. Nor gan of Hattertown has been enter taining his son. Arthur Morgan, of Washington, D. G., for few days The latter has an interest in an anto- mobile agency in that city, and is prospering-
 Clerk Carl Johnson has returned ! from his home in New Haven, and re- stunned his position with Merchant R.. H. Beers. His health is fully recov- cred.
 Martin winton of Guinea has re- gently visited at C, A. Hubbelrs, Step ney.
 Miss Edith Peck has been enjoying a week. visit in the metropolis.
 MT. and Mrs Michael Blake have recently entertained their daughter, Miss Lena Blake, of Bridgeport, at their home on Walnut Tree Hill.
 As forecasted in these columns, Principal P. H. Mccarthy has pur- chased a home on Main street in the borough, the deeds having passed to- day in which Miss Carrie Judson of Danbury transfers title to her prop erty owned by her, and known as the Turner place, to MT Mccarthy. There is about two acres of land in the rear of the lot which will permit of exten- stve Improvements in the way of sta- bles, gardens and other accessories to the home Of country gentleman Be- sides it is on the state trunk road and this is another assurance that it's value will increase rather than dete- riorate- The new owner will make i'm provements before taking possession, which will be about April 10th.
 Representative Edwin T. Hook and Miss Clara Mckay of Hartford were quietly married, St. Patrick's day, by Rev George T. Sinnott of St. Roses church. The wedding trip will in- cIude Hartford and Boston. MT. Hook iesA. %- Bridgeport His many friends con- gratulate hire, but are disappointed 1 that he did not give them opportunity 1 for a sisend d-of.''
 J. o. Pitzschler of Sandy Hook and l Mrs. William A. Honan Of the bor- toWnspeople in Bridgeport, Tuesday. A force ofNtwenty-fve Italian work rnen with baggage and other equip ment came by train last night and went in the direction of Dodgingtown l They are the advance corps Of the force to make the lower Bethel and i NewtoEvD road link between two 1 trunk lines of the state system o1 i roads.
 Mrs Julius Hartwfg returned. Sat. l ua,day, from New York from an ex. 1 tended visit for the benefit of hel 1 health.
 The social and entertainment under
 
 I Roses church, St. Patrick,s day night for the benefit of the organ fund O. the church, drew a large crowd no only of the parishioners, but Of man, other weH- wishers to St. Mary,s hall I The whist tables were in the rooms Of the Holy Name society and cou1t scarcely contain the devotees Of thi popular society diversion, while tn hall wa4 given over to the cohorts 0 Terpsfchore. Mrs. Frank Kfbride wa, pianist, and Austin Csonger, vfoIints for the dances. The audiences wer delighted with musical selections b- Miss Veronica Kennedy Of Waterbur, and others.
 The pupils of the paroctial schou had vacation St. sPatrick's day.
 Dr. and Mrs. VIC. Kennedy are en tertaining Miss Veronica and Artht, J. Kennedy Of Waterbury y+ssz5-4
 Miss Mary Callahan was in Bridge port yesterday, attending the sfunera Of a friend.
 A large number of local fans in tn ioSesketball field go to Danbury tonigh to see Manager Leavy Of the Blu Ribbons of Bridgeport do 11p the crac Beantown team. Manager Ieavy is Newtown boy, and hence the interets manifested.
 Mrs. Daniel T. Corbett Of Dang,,,,- was week end guest of MT and Mn Martin A. Corbett.
 Miss Edith Lewis of Bridgeport wa a recent guest of Mrs. c. M Smith C Sandy Hook