The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-05
EASTO'N

MT. and Mrs. John H. Wheeler ate tended tn $ funeral of Lillian Noxon. the 12-year-old twin daughter of MT and Mrs Roy Noxons in Bethel on Fri day. The case was q. very sad one. as the child had not been Ill at all. her
 death being caused by stra-ng guiation
 by a bean lodged in her wtndpipe
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth dist church of Sport Hill. are. plan ming for a chicken pie supper, which they will give in the hall on the third Of November from six o'clock until eight, after which a very Interesting lprograIn will be given consisting mostly of music
 Rally Day was observed at Lees Methodist church on Sunday a. n-.
 both at the morning service as well as
 at Sunday school
 Beach 6 Wheeler of Monroe, have
 moved their saw mill into John Sher- woods woods near W liam McC Cauley s place. s A
 Ernest williams of Bridgeport
 spent Friday night with his friend.
 William E. Andrews
 Mrs. George 8. Gillette and Mrs. Willard s. Gillette spent Friday out ouf town
 It will be election day. in the town Iof Easton on Monday.
 Misses Edith F. Sherwood, Agnes ESeeIey, Mabel Marsh Mrs. William Loper and Mrs Chester Hull attended
 a surprise show err given to Miss
 Mae Randall of Chestnut Hill. who is to become the bride of Eli Godfrey of New York on "Wednesday. Oct. 1 4. Invitations have been received by rel- latives and friends to the wedding at the home of Miss Randa1Ts parents MT. and Mrs William E. Randall In accordance with President Will son,s proclamation as day set apart, the first Sunday in October for all the people to pray for peace for the nations that are now atwar, Rev. IT, s. Clark, pastor Of the Baptist morning, How Peace Can Be Brought to the Nations at War" after which the congregation Joined in prayer for peace In the evening the Methodist, iCongregationa1 and Baptist churches | united in a, Union meeting at the Con gregational church. where Rev. F P I Clark had charge of the services, as- E of the Methodist church Rev. F. s. l Clark took for his subject Curse, sCure and Peace of War"
 E Miss Mary Mayne has been spend
 ing 2. few days as guest of her sister, Mrs John Lynn Of Bridgeport. MT. and Mrs. Clarence B. Andrews 1 and MT and Mrs. Harry & Edwards Of Strathelds are tourin g in New Y ork I state.
 l Miss Della Allen is on the sick list I Mrs. Frederick E. Si1liman and Miss Agnes SeeIey attended the wedding o1
 their cousin, Miss Harriet Wheeler
 daughter of MT and Mrs Arthur M ! Wheeler, at Grove Beach. New Haven
 MT. and Mrs William Pol1ttt have l moved their household goods into the I Taylor place, the property of the I Bridgeport Hydraulic company, neal ! the Easton reservoir, where they vii i reside.
 I Mrs. Charles Lacey was given a.ver, T pIasant surprise party by a number of her friends at her home, in honor o1 I her birthday anniversary a few ev
 nings ago. Mrs. Lacey was presented l with a thermos bottle and a cut g1as Il dish. The evening was spent in play sl ing whist. after which refreshments q. Those present were: MT. and Mrs
 Alec Sinclair, Mir. and Mrs Lsoiii Il Beardsley, Miss Lillian Lewis, EdwarS - Beardsley, all of Monroe; Mrs anu T Mrs Edwards s. Beardsleys Of Step
 peys MT. and Mrs Fred Jennings, o Hoyden's Hill; MT. and Mrs. Rober W. Marsh. MT. and Mrs Clarence A | ! Jennings, MT. and Mrs ETbert R
 Nichols, Miss Catherine A Lester an Il Miss Maud Prenffca s