The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
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 Newtown, Feb. 6.-The Camp Fire Girls met last night with Miss Ade- line Hurd for rehearsal of Miss Fear less & Co., the play they will present at the Town Hall, Feb. Is. The net proceeds of this public entertainment will be shared with the Belgian suf- ferers.
 Miss Florence Beers, and the Misses Susan, Jennie and Elizabeth Cham bers are Newtown girls who are heirs at-1aw of the late E1iza J. Burritt of Bridgeport, being neices of the de- ceased.
 The Sandy Hook Grist mill has i'm stalled machinery for grinding rye in to flour, and it's farmer patrons come from as far south as Stepney, as well as from contiguous towns in New Haven and Litchfeld counties.
 Miss Lafan of Walnut Tree Hill and Miss Gertrude Blake, her neigh Dor, both of whom are under the care of trained nurses. are reported as inn proving.
 The Hawleyvf1Ie Whist club met Thursday night with MT. and Mrs. w. s. Haw1ey. The members were out in force and after the playing was over enjoyed choice refreshments prepared by the hostess. t Miss Cora Clarke of Zoar has re- | moved to Monroe.
 |
 recovered from her late illness, as to be able to visit her daughter Mrs. Herman N. Tieman IT,, of Mount
 Pleasant this week.
 Mrs. T. J. Corbett returned to-day
 from New Haven where she visited her sister, Miss Christine Daly, who
 is recovering from the effects of a
 recent fall.
 Charles Hammond of Snithvf11e is now in the employ of the citizens Gas company, of the Bronx. New York. He expects to make weekend visits l to his home here
 The children of Mary of St. Roses s church will receive Holy Communion in a body at the o'clock Mass, Sun I day.
 Robert Mccarthy has accepted a
 position with John H. Blackmans the l Sandy Hook narketman. The last meeing of the executive 1 committee of the Belgian Relief work was held Wednesday with Miss s. J. | Scudder, and the completed work of | the many willing workers in town was assorted. and listed. The results were l gratifying in the extreme. Besides | these articles, thee committee ack- nowledge the receipt of SIS towards the cost of materials. Friday the re- turns were sent in to the Red Cross I headquarters at New Haven, and ev- erybody rejoices that Newtown was il able to do it's humble share in the T worldwide charity.
 The Congregational Church social postponed from Tuesday night was
 held Thursday night in the church T parlors. A feature of the pleasant gathering was an exhibition of slides and post cards by the use of the bal opticon, or improved magic lantern kindly left by the demonstrator. The Ladies' Aid Society announced the an nual valentine sale for the Afternoon l: and evening of Thursday Feb. II, tc which all are invited. Principal P. H. Mccarthy resumed his duties Wednesday, having recover.
 ed from a few days grip cold. a At II a. m-. Sunday, the celebration of the Holy communion with sermon l I and at 7.3O p. m. evening prayer Ry : the Rector, Rev. J. H. George is the announcement of Trinity church. At the Congregational church Sun day, Rev. T. J. Lee, pastor, will con duct the services and preach, begin } ming at Il a. m. In the evening thu Y. P. S. C.. E. meeting will be a , 7:3O o'clock.
 : At St. Johns church Sandy Hool E Sunday, there will be celebration O l the Holy Communion and sermon b!
 the Rector, Rev. c. A. Tfbballs, be
 ginning at 1O:45 a. m. , Mrs. Ida Haw1ey has entertaine' , her son, Coils Hawley of New Yorl r for a few days.
 , Mrs. L.. c. Gilbert called on he : brother-in-law Charles B. Gilbert a the sanitarium of Prof. De Mork O . Bridgeport, and reports the patient a
 holding his own.
 Miss Mitchell, 8 preceptress iron < the Ing1es1de school, New Milford,
 spending the week end with MT. ant
 Mrs. Henry Mitchell of the Burough