The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-06
NEWTOWN

H M Greennnan is end 4erbadn- ing her sister, Miss Frances N1a11ette of Long Hial at e'Cold Spring Farm = Her mother, Mrs Frank Nalledte, of Tashua has returned to her home.
 Francis M- Keane of Botsford has had letters patent issued to hdEn this week from the patent office, Wash ix1zbon D. C., for a. hoof cutting and hoof opening machine, which will be used by button and comb manufac- tureFz- It is sadd to have great merit. Mir. Keane is the owner of the Bots ford automobile garage and repair works
 Foreman Raferty of Waterbury is in town this week with horses and men to resume work on the Mount Pleasant section of the state trunk line from New York state to Hart ford. The O'Brden Construction com pany of New fork are the contractors for this section of the york; and Fore man Rafferty is dn charge 7 Frank H. Ives and Tracy B. Peck are doing jury duty in Da-nbua-y this week before the Superior court
 Herman TFenan, Jr., is substituting this week on R. F. D. Carrier Frank BIackman's route, while the latter is taking a short rest
 walter D. Rogers Of Brooklyn, N. T.. was a recent guest of Mrs. John Hoyt of Mile HILL
 Mrs John L. Gilbert of Hunting town spent Wednesday in Bridgeport
 Miss Anna McCartan returned We'd nesday from a visit in New Haven, and has resumed her work as teach CT of the piano and organ with her pupils here. Her sprained wrist is now much better, as her many friends are glad to know
 Merchant Rodney P. Shepard was 9 vdsitor at the Farmer office, Monday
 Among the relatives and friends who attended the funeral of Frank McGran in New Rochelle, N. r., to- day were Edward McGran and MT and Mrs M A Corbett-
 Rev. FIT Da1y of St Joseph's church Danbury preached the sermon at the Lenten devo9fons at St Roses church last night The usual devotions o5 ahe Stations of the Cross and Rene ddction of the Blessed Sacrament vii be observed Friday night at 7:4F o'clock
 Francfs Scan1on returned Tuesday from a "trip which included Bridge- port and Fadrheld-
 Miss Della Madigan has resumed her position as housekeeper for Mer- chant John IT. B1acknan after a snor7 rest The latter who suffered from 2 sprained ankle is now able to be around the market. Alfred M Bris ooe helped in the rush hours durine the dncapacfty of MT. Blaoknaan-
 Mr. and Mrs Edward Troy were il Bridgeport "Wednesday where they at tended a. months mind mass for tht late Margaret L. Ryan.
 Mss Agnes I1eavy of Walnut Tree HfI went to Bridgeport this week, and Is a guest of her brother, John Leavy manager of the Blue Ribbon basket ball team
 Arza WhdtIock who is employed bg Curtis & Son has engaged the Dutchel house and with his children will take possession this week. His son ArZa Jr from New Jersey expects to como home and secure work in town
 There will be an anniversary re uF1aem mass at St Roses church, Mon day. March for the late Mrs. Mar saret OaConneH. The VeSpers ant Reuedtction of the Blessed Sacramen Sunday evening at 7:30 at St. Rose when 1t is expected the Holy Nam society and the different church socie ties will be present to assist at tn services An appropriate sermon b. the rector, Rev. Fr- Sinnott will b preached.