The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-19
MILE LONG TRAIN
 PASSES NEWTONN
Three Locomotives Propel Record Freight Train Over
 Berkshire Division.
Especial to The. Farmer9

Newtown, April 19---Mrs. Mary Hurd of Gas sret and Mrs. George xAundgren of Cemetery avenle, are i'll with the grip.
 Mortimer Smith of Mount Pleasant has purchased several brood sows of the Chester White stock.
 F. E. Stanley is building the Hard b1nga1ow here.
 Members of the W. c. T. U. will have a sociab1e. Friday, April 23, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Andrew e. Moore of Taunton
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Kilbride of Cemetery avenue, are entertaining Of Yonkers, N. r.. this week.
 Rev. Philip Ccho1an, curate of S. Rose.s, during the vacation of the pastor, Rev. George T. Sinnott, will have the assistance of an outside clergyman for the Sunday services at St- Roses @. La Salette father from Hartford.
 Medical Examiner w. H. Kernan has had the carcass of the COW which annoyed the Taunton netghbors and threatened contamination to the puo- lie water supply, buried.
 The Juniors won the spelling con test with the Seniors of High school, Friday afternoon, and now as victors they must try conclusions with the Freshmen class, next Friday, to hold the championship
 M F. shannon had his shoulder badly wrenched, Wednesday night. in crossing a stone wall in short cut to his home from Sandy Hook.
 "A son of Michael Cavanaugh of North rEewtown. is taking a course In felegrapf1y in Waterbury.
 Miss Lillian Troy of Botsford, teacher of the eighth grade in the Hfghs school, has bought a new car.
 .z..- the auspices of the St. Rose Social circle, last night. at the home of AEr and Mrs Michael Ha1pine of Berkshire was a very pleasant af- fair and the affa.ble hosts received thanks and Congratulations at its close from their many guestsN Mr. and Mrs M. Ha1pine and nteces, the Misses Keane. desire to express. their thanks and appreciation to all who contrib 1zted to the success of the affair by at tending.
 During last week a freight train passed the local station with 107 cars. or one mile Of cars. Three engines were used to propel the train.
 w. H. Wakelee of the Newtown Inn garage was a visitor in New Mill ford, Wednesday.
 The annual mite bag tea of the WoEnan,s Missionary society was held at the Congregah ona1 church parIors at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mrs A J. Smith and Mrs. L. c. Nor ris we're the hostesses. Many not members of the society attended. Ad- dresses were made by the local and atate officers of the Missionary SO clety, including Mrs. Wil1fston Walk CT of New Haven. president of the Home Missionary union
 The following are the officers ot 8ha Kind Deeds branch of the Inter national Sunshine society, President Rev. T. J. Lee, treasurer, Miss Jessie Beers, secretary, Miss Marguerite Beecher. chairman of press commit tee, Mrs. James w. Gordon, histeriaL Miss Mary A.. Northrop.
 M F. Shannon suffering from 2 fall, was taken to the Danbury hospi tai Thursday.
 Mrs Denis Cavanaugh of the Boule yard has gone to St. Mary's hospita WateFbkrEsw ssfus
 CurneE Beard who was thrown from his b1oycle last Thursday evening W1111e returning from work, and ser iousay injured in the head has recov cred his memory which seemed t have been seriously affectfd. but i st1lI suffering from shoc11-