The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26
ALONG THE SHORES


 Much complaint is being heard of late about the odor which arises from the different cesspools in Harrison Park Some of the pools are over flowing and the ste1ch which comes from them is not very inviting to the residents who live in the near vicin- ity. The owners of the cesspools ought to devise some method whereby the waste material would receive proper drainage and not back up and cause unpleasant odors in the com munity.
 Miss Mary Jacobs of Bridgeport has returned home after a stay of two weeks at the beach visiting friends. Mrs. Daniel o.Connor and children Airline and Ralph. Of Bridgeport, have registered at the Stowe cottage for their vacation.
 spending two weeks at the beach as the guest of friends.
 Joseph Carroll of Bridgeport is spending week at the beach visit ing his mother at her cottage on the water front.
 Arthur Johnson of Bridgeport is spending his vacation at the Stowe cottage Walnut Beach,
 william Farley of Bridgeport is spending two weeks at the beach visit ing friends
 Bernard Keatfng. Jr.. of Bridgeport. l will spend the remainder of the sum mer at the beach. Loretta Mulhern of Bridgeport was a recent visitor at the beach.
 Fred Richard of Bridgeport spent the week end at the Sun Set View lcottage. Silver Sands. Miss Nellie Price Of Bridgeport will spend the, rest of the summer at 1 Myrtle Beach.
 Irene cosgrove of Bridgeport was a recent visitor at the beach.
 Fred HdiI of Bridgeport spent g few days at the beach visiting friends. MT and Mrs. Charles Franz have registered at the Stowe cottage Wal nut Beach where they will spend their vacation
 Leo Whaleni of Bridgeport will leave next month for his fall and winter l tour of. vaudeville Leo has received lengagements for the whole season. 1 The work on Feckers. pier has been icompleted and stands just as immov- I able as when first erected. Large lcrowds of co1onists are seen everey I levening taking their nightly strolls to the end of the pier.
 John Neelson of Bridgeport is stop I ping at the Stowe cottage Walnut l Beach for his vacation.
 The terrific electric storm which s passed over Milford last week did I wires and poles. Nearly all the cleo i tric lights on the beach were extin- Euished Non account of the lightning There was not much damage done tt the cottages.
 Mrs G. Allan of Bridgeport has re turned to her home after spending her vacation at the beach I William Still of Bridgeport has re turned to his home after spendini j three weeks at Walnut Beach yisitinl friends.
 pr. and Mrs. Sherman of Bridge bort have returned home after spend ling few weeks at the beach | z .
 MI. Sweet of Bridgeport has re turned home after spending a fey weeks at the beach. MT. and Mrs Albert Smith have re , turned home after stay of two week , at Walnut Beach
 MT. and Mrs J. M Munsie Q Bridgeport have returned to thei homes after spending a few weeks a the beach.
 Miss Loretta McKenna of Bridge
 port has returned to her home afte i, a stay of two weeks at Silver Sands Charles Morgan of Bridgeport wa : a recent visitor at the beach.
 Miss Leona Clarke Of Bridgepor
 has returned to her home after
 short stay at Myrtle Beach. Miss Myrtle Bolter of Bridgepor
 has returned home after a weeks sta as the guest of Miss Ruth Finley 3 T the Upcas cottage. , The roadway from Walnut Beac : to Laurel Beach is in very poor shap and much complaint is heard from tn : l automobiles who use this thorough fare There are many ruts and hole
 which need immediate attention. 2 Arthur Sanford of Bridgeport wa
 a recent visitor at the beach for a fe'
 days as the guest of friends :. Ruth Clinton of Bridgeport spent : few days at the beach recently. > MT. and Mrs. Franklin Smith { Bridgeport have returned home afte 2 spending a few weeks at the Shado' Rest cottage on Electric avenue.