The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-09
OUR NEWTOWN
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 Mewtown, June s-The Ladies 2 lndisz4onary Society of the congrega- -Et4ena4 church will have a uniaue meeting at the home of Mrs Hayes. Friday afternoon, June Is at 3 o'clock. The program includes a meeting Of the Three Septic Sisters with three missionary leaders. which will not ,fail to prove interesting, 1T mot amusing. The former will point their fingers at missionaries, and try 7 to show wherein the work has not come ID to Ideal conditions, and gen. eralIy decry these efforts The three women advocating the missionary : Cause are positive they will be able - - to refute every charge septics might ' make. The leaders have two dozen Witnesses to back them in heir argua nlcnts In adt.iti on, Miss Scudder will have a. Turkish school with Turkish boys recitfng Koran to- their teacher, to exhibit to the septics- Mrs. Thickett will give 9 noteworthy pa per on the ttChi1d in the Midst, and .s Little Miss Wonder and Little Miss Tease will chit-chat with Little Miss Missionary. Mrs. Gustave Carlson : U 5TSvfn sing At the close of the meet ing, the program committee will pass pencils and papers for criticisms or Egesti onsi from members and others upon the work of the society for the past year, and will look kindly on any suggestions for improvement of the meetings of the missionary so- -ctety-s-
 schooI committee visited the junior department of the Sandy Hook school Monday. His friends are pushing him for a position on the board of school visitors to succeed the late Ezra, r. Johnson. MT. Temann is graduate of Columbia University, New York city, and takes deep interest in edu- cationa1 work.
 Miss Virginia Hou1ihan is the member of the High school class se- sstead of Miss Marion Curtis, as err s Foneously stated in last nights issue of The Farmer
 MT. and Mrs. Robert w Marsh of Easton were guests, Sunday, of Mrs. Margaret Lester of Walnut Tree Hill. Miss Catherine Lester has been en- L gagged for another year as teacher in Easton.
 Dodgingtown entertained this week. MT. and Mrs. W. L. Loper, ". W. -I1oper and Mrs. Horace Wheeler from Faston.
 2nd and Sunday with friends in
 Rev George T. sinnott. rector of St Roses church is attending the re- treat of the. Catholic pastors of Con- necticut at Keyser Island, this week
  will be obseryedz at St. Roseis church by the administration of the Holy Communion at 5 9. m., and devotions at 7:3O b.. m. The Holy Name society will go to confession Saturday, and receive the Holy Communion in 3 body Sunday, June 3 at the o'clock mass.
 Judge James N Arnold, who fin 1ished last week the task of copying the vital statistics of Newtown from S19O5 to 1852 for the state historical Eociety, has been assigned to Sails bury.
 B. J. Hall has the contract for in- stalling the water, service and bath room facilities in the bungalow o1 cv. J. B. Howell in North Center. As his residence is beyond the lines o1 being laid from a reservoir on the land of Se1ectman Wilson N. Reyn- o1ds, a neighbor-
 The bread and cake sale at the r-znfty church guild rooms fsatur- day afternoon was we'll patronized and substantial amount was reaHz- The condition of health of Mis- Mary Ma1oney of Mile Hill is reported today as improved.
 Orrin Smith has a new touring car purchased this week.
 Miss Mary Hagen Fairchi1d has as guest, Miss Edith. Wilson of New Ha-