The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-10
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 E Newfoyvf5 March 1O--The next meeting of the Clover Leaf Sewing circle will be held Saturday at he home Of Mrs. ". H. Clark of Glen avenue.
 Received at the town clerk office Tuesday wa1rantee deed from william RufrelIs to Gertie F.. Hop kins, transferriIig title to the Ruffellss farm. The internal revenue stamps show that $10,0Oe was paid for the property. not including any mort gages.
 c6rnp1eted nesotiatio1e for the sale If her Main street propert ty, and the deeds will be passed in s few days pr Philip J. Mclaughlin Of Bridge port will occupy the premises as soon as the transfer is made The price paid is slightly under the ap- praisai Of the property filed by the execltor of the estate of the late Abel F Clark
 names w. Porter the new proprie tor of the Inn and Harry Green of the Hotel Green of Danbury. were inspecting the hotel prop erty yesteE- dav Landlord Porter has engaged the famous chef William Rodidue- A eo1nmodious sample room for com xnerciaI travellers will be placed on the ground floor.
 MT. and Mrs E. C. Lake of North Main street. have received the pleas ant dnteIIigence that they are grand parents again Their daughter, Mrs. Charles Buell of Bridgspo ort gave birth to d dau ghter March 4 A team from the sub-freshman class of the High school and the se- 2 1ai<r class Of North Center school, opened the baseball season Of 1915, diamond on Queen street The sub fraesf1Tneu won.
 Miss Irene Warren of the High school faculty, spent the week end with her parents in New Britain
 The subject of the illustrated lee was -The Alaska Trail : It was giy- en under the auspices of the Women s Missionary society and was we'll at- tended.
 The grange held it's bi monthly meeting last night and besides the cessfu1 initiation
 Assistant Town Clerk Edward s. PitzschIer spent Monday in Danbury and Monday night in Waterbury on business.
 The death of Nathaniel D. Jones of Bridgeport is Of more than passing moment to NewtoHu people He was for many years a summer visitor here at the old Central House and had invested in real estate to a. con siderable extent with a view to it's development He still owns the slightly elevation known as Sunset Hill in the Borough
 William Gaffney of New York. is visiting his sisters the Misses Ganney of Main street.
 Miss Elizabeth Vaughns the man aeer of the Castle. has written the caretaker that she will return to New town April l.
 Miss Anna TooheE, for several years in the home of Miss Anna B. Troy, has gone back to New Haven. Miss Troy accompanied her in the car of E. w Troy, Tuesday,
 Warden Peck has offered for sale the gasoline system of street lamps, in anticipation of the early instaIla- fion Of the electric light system dr, the borough
 Tfe rehearsal for the St Roses 5 minstrel show will be held at St. Mar.y's hall, Thursday after school hours
 John W. Behn recently entertained for a few days MT. and Mrs. Freder- ick Brundage of Cannon Station and MT. and Mrs. Howard Behn of Bridge port
 W. e Johnson has 1915 model f,se passenger Sturdebaker car bos7gflt Of Francis Keane of Bots fora
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