The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20
GREENFIELD HILL

The many friends Of Mrs. Arthur Wheeler sy1npathize with her in the
 death of her husband, which occurreas
 at his late residence in the Hoiiand M
 funeral services were held Monday at-
 ternoon and the interInent was III the
 Mountain Grove eernetery,r Deceased was the son of the late David ard Snphias Wheeler ands is sllry1ved hy: his wife. a son, one sister. Mrs. W Mills of Bridgeport, end 2 brotner. Edward The funeral services were Iconducted by the RevssF. S. Ssl Id - E The home of Miss Isabelle Craik was 1.-the scene of a very pleasant gather ing T thursday evening, when sne en- Itartained about forty of her friends and neig ghbors Dancing was aen1o yed.s lthe music being Furnished by Mr and, rfre. Samuel, Bulk ley. Eugene Burr. Eprompted for the square dances which h E4gere thoIpughly5 enjoyed by the yo unss the Hostess at the close of the evening ssftr several solos had ben pleasing-s Fly rendered by a few of the sguests----s
 Simepn Pease ANas saIuong tfe 2 loca granEers at ending the s ate.ssz range. meeting held in Hartfard recently = Miss Elm ma Burr who has been con lined to her home by illness for sev- teraI weeks is aleseing. A bls1- lgne$sS meeting Of the Chris tia n FaSleay- tor society of the Greenfield Congrega-
 
 ing with a good attendance. Sever 1 al from Greenfield attended the dance fgiven in the Grange hall in Easton,
 Friday evening The residence of
 MT. and Mrs. Dwight M. Tanks on | Bronson avenue was the scene of 9 very delightful gathering recently at | the reception giapen to- heir many l friends in Greenfield and Bridgepert. l MT. and Mrs Banks were married in I December and the bride was Miss q Vxl- - < To o-.sr 7--<.~ ~.<,,~L 1 daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. M. Har-
 rington. The house was attractively Edecorated with festoons of ground Eoiness laurel and cut5sdowe wers and the softly shaded Ii hghts contributed their
 share in making the event more beau 1tffu1 as they cast a soft glow on the I many Handsome gowns present. The bride, who was very becomingly att I tired in blue meteor charmeuse very dcharningIy received her. guests, which l line were also MT. and Mrs Harring- I ton, Mir and Mrs. Simeon Pease and MT and Mrs. Herbert Walker. The I ushers were Simon Bradley, George
 Merwin and William Garner. The I luncheon. which was served from 3 l IbeantifulIy decorated table, was pre- sided over by eight young ladies, Miss ! Olive and Frances Pease. Miss Sadie si Banks, Miss Lillian BTadstreet. Miss Bertha Hagens, Miss Annie Penney 1 CT, Mrs. Herbert Banks and Mrs sI Daniels Delightful music was play Led throughout. the evening by Shields Ierchestra and pleasing recitations were
 rendered by Jl N. Hutchinson of Mil
 Plain. Among the out-of-town guests
 Epresent were MT. and Mrs. Simon
 Bradley. MT. and Mrs. Walter Merwdn Miss Bertha, Hagens, Miss Annie Pen
 noyer, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Sherwood
 Dr. C. May Banks. MT. and Mrs NeI-
 Eson sHutchin inson and MT. and Mrs Geo
 EA4erw i1l.--- MT. Wilbur Jennings has Iathe syrnpathy of Ssae large circle o1 < friends and relatives in the death o1 e his beloved wife. Clara Bradley len 5 things, Svhichaoecurred January IS, af- lster a. short illness. The funeral will
 be held Wednesday,, January .21a at Io'c1ock and the interment will, be 1T E Oak Lawn cemet Miss Charlotte
 Gray attended the B.gH. s. play Mice and MeH,', at Warner hall. Fri ? day evening MT. Louis has bough- the C.. N. Choate farm known as tn,
 Runaway arm, 'sk k and will soon takt @possesslon. Mr.. Lewis already own, a tract of land zadjoinin yvaItei
 iJenniHgs is slowly recovering from hi lserious illness with typhus pneumonia