The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-09
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Newtown. May 9.S N Daniels
 who spent the winter in New Jersey has return ed to town and will spend his week ends with his daughter. Mrs. W. s. HawIey, HawIeyvilIe. for the summer. He is still in business in ENew York
 AS the result of the consultation of her physician pr. Kiernan of New town, and pr. Brown of Danbury. Miss Honan, of Tauntan district, the graduate nurse, was taken to the Dam bury hospital yesterday.
 Saturday afternoon from to 6:30 o'clock. May 16s there will be sale Of cake and pie for the benefit Of the Newtown Library. The affair will be held at the library rooms where do-5 nations Of these ;edibIes by the good housewives of the town will be gladly received before the sale, or donors. may notify Miss Charlotte Minor or Mrs. Leonard M. Johnson who will see that these offerings are aceepted-s All are cordially invited to the sale. Pootatuck grange is the recipient l Of a nice new stove from the stock eof A. D. Brinton as gift. They are also promised a contributions of 50 In cash from Mrs. Henry Rupf as an aid towards fitting up their new quarters Doubtless other public spirited citi-. zens will genero usIy remember the grangers in their honelessness now that public announcement is made that. gifts are acceptable Wnen offered in the commendable manner of the above friends of the order. Hill Co#age on Pine street, the summer home of Mrs. Annie Frazier. of Brooklyn, was opened up this week for the summer season.
 l Among the borough residents who 1 have had their residences wired for the electric fluid this week are, Ar l thur T. Nettleton, Miss Caroline Skid more and Mrs. s. G Glover.
 I . Morris E. Botsford wno managed lthe Sandy Hook Grist MilI in the sos was a visitor in Sandy Hook lvi11age Thursday He is now an ex- pert electflcians and has lately been employed kon the e1ectrification work 1 of the New ork and New Haven
 railroad. He with his family live in Bridgeport. Many friends were glad l to greet him.
 High School Honors Senior class. ] Hattie Reed, Marion Summers, Israel I IGoIdstein. Ina DriscolI. Sarah Beers, Sanford Beers; Junior class: Marion ICurtis. Esther Beck, Virginia Houli- han, Amy Bantle, Walter Glover, I Paul Cavanaugh. Anna sCorbett, Mol- ilfe GoIdste tein, Catherine Scan1on, Her man Oppe, Maude Summers: Fresh man class Helen Dlmsread, Ruth TiI-
 son. Dora strisik May Fairchild
 Blanche Gilbert, Mary Murphy. l AiIeen HouIihan. Raymond Ginther Florence Streehan; ub-Freshmen I class CourtIand BIakeman MflHcent lCavanaugh. Raymond pibble, Charles Griffin, Jacob Gomberg. Dorothy
 flames. Sidney K Ss bride Faul Nor l row, Frances MuI1ane. Ella Maroney, l William Murphy. Florence Page, Har- Try Susman Mary Sanrnis, CIaribe1 Troy, Louis Wa1tersdorf. Donald l Wright
 John IT. Eeane and Fred Bresson t i able piece of graveIins on the road throug Cha anIserst own under the df- Irectien or the seIectrnen. E. i Rev q Fs George of Rockville re- turned sto his home Thursday after. Lan eniozsabIes visit with his brother, IRev. James H George of Trinity l The many friends of that cheerful l lady Mrs Peter Carroll, Of zoar, will l be sorry to learn that she is poor in l health this spring. ss<
 Miss AdeIine Htard will receive she lcanap fire g1ris of Trinity on hcils next meeting Wednesday afternoon, May B. at her mothers home.
 f M Merchant R. H Reers spent Thurs- day in the Park Cityzon business.
 The Congress ional q aurch vii be Lee and a lay delegate at coun- ciI of the churches to be held Mon day. May 1fth at the First Congrega- l tionaI church. Danbury. This coun- cil is called for the releasing of aR ev.
 H. C. Meserve who goes from that
 church to the pastorate of the Pres byterian church at Rye, N.
 Joseph Brenner is enlarging the
 veranda of his house in Snithville- He l is his own architect and builder l Special Officer Thomas Riley Of
 E3rid geport spent Thursday in town
 making his residence near the station I look more attractive than ever by his iefforts. It is desirable piece of