The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-01-30
OUR NEWTOWN
NEWS LETTER
Especial to the Far1nsr.)


Newtown, Jan. S0-AGrs. G. w. Carl |
Mans Land at the next meeting |
Of the Ladies' missionary society of
the Congregational church, which
VIII be held at the home Of Mrs. L.
G. Morris, February II, at 3 p. m.
The estate Of the late Patrick Nc
Inerney, being represented 1nsolvent
by the administrators, D. G. Peck, the
probate court will proceed to ap-
point two competent commissioners
on claims. at a hearing to be held
| February at 8 a. m
Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Greennan of
! Gold Spring Farm are entertain
ing Mrs. Greenman's mother, Mrs.
| Frank Mal1ette OF TasIaua-
Mrs Charles e. Gilbert is staying
with Mrs. Birdsey BeardsIey during
the absence of her husband, who is
receiving hospital treatment In
Bridgeport
| w. c. johnson was in New Milford
this week. consulting State Roads SUI
pervisor. A G. Innea, planning an
early campaign on. the state roads
| of Newtown.
/ Religious activities IN the Congre-
| gational church for February: Feb
ruary q. G. q. day, Christian En-
deavor That Counts" Cor. 15:57.- So
l-Gustave W.. Carlson, Feb. II. '~The
Il Solid Foundation is of Life Cor.
! 3:s-l5 Miss Pearl Canaeld. Con
secrated Meeting. Feb. 81. Memory
Meeting. 'F,avorite Characters OF the
| Bible. and Why" Mrs. W. H Thick
EFT. Feb. 20. ''V11 hat VIII Improve
Our Prayer Meettngs?'' I Cor. 14:1,-
IL. 20. Prayer meeting committee.
| Master Walter Glover, NJ H 8.
1915, sent out invitations to- party
to be held at the home of his par
ents ssMr. and Mrs w B. Glover of
/ in 19oT <1f lie
tenth Birthday. A score and more
of his school associates responded
i last. night, and enjoyed the hospital
ity of Walters parents and incident
ally the pleasure Of greeting him in
4 a pleasant social function Music,
dancing and games as wen as a de-
lightfu1 feast were enjoyed by the
company and all departed thanking
the guest OF honor for the pleasure
enjoyed by all and leaving many to-
kens Of good will for him. When
Master Walter is graduated from the
High school in June, he will have
n the distinction Of being the young
est student eyer graduated from our
High school.
I. sunday services in Trinity church
are at II a. m. Litany, ante-com-
n1undon and sermon by the rector,
Rev James H. George. Evening
prayer at 1880 D. m.
Mis-. Edward Taylor. who is in
Waterbury for a sojourn Of rest is
improving in health and spirits. Her
son George r. Taylor paid5her a Whit
this week land is delighted at her
improved hea1t hand spirits.
w. w. WakeIee and r. p. Shepard
attended the basketball game. Tues
II and Knickerbockers. AS R. F. ID.
Carrier John G. I1eavy is the man
ager Of the former club, Newtown's
| pride In the achievements of this
team Will always attract the local fans
to any exhibition not too far away to
Il get back the same nighE
Miss Loretta Yawmon, a student
at the High school, residing with
i Mrs Thomas Mcclure, has returned
to her home in Jersey City.
BENJAMIN Smith, employed by the
General Electric company of ScEnec-
81 tady, N. z, is at his home in Taunton
J for months vacation due to the
trade depression in the electrical spec
} ialfies of this firm
Among the Newtown friends who
attended the funeral OF the late
) Franklin HaWIey of Bridgewater on
: Thursday, were Mr.. and Mrs E.gC.
Platt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. johnson,
II Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. johnson, Mrs.
Hobart Hawley and family, Royal
Hawley and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
! HawIey-
! Miss Agnes Patterson of Bridgeport
/ is enjoying a visit with Miss julia
: Prindle of Queen street.
S Mrs j. b. Nichols eand children
L are visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs L. s. Dickinson Of Bridge
water.
Thomas Brown of Botsrord is ill
t and under the care Of DIR. w. H. Kier-
: nan of Sandy Hook.
j Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B. woodruff
e have been hosts. this week, for Mr..
t and Mrs. Ralph H.. woodruff OF
3 Black Rock, Bridgeport s
Lawrence Wright Of Derby, was a
guest for a couple OF days of II. F.
;, Reynolds of Walnut Tree Hill.