The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-19
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Miss Ella May Ward. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Ward of this place, and Stanley E1kins of Nichols, were married at the Nichols Metho- cIst I--rs-f mage, Sa-"l.1ay. by the Rev A. l.. E.t ebe. Bar. s1d Mrs. !1lk:as will le$ oe for .ke -esent with tho groom's parents Nichols.
 TWentY-two tab es of whist WC'D played W ednesdsv evening under tiIe auspices of the -n.11cven1ent society at tl.t town hall. f. bus 1oa1 of 21 persons came fr on Nichols; also 6 I am Der from Da,1 sis Farms.
 Mir. nd Mrs. Har-s Gales we :a hosr a,td nos tess to a n...I.ler of BridGepo1 guests at the T.. me. "BaDoiing T;rook," Wednesd y e:ening.
 Miss Dora WarI -> us unable to st- tend school last s4s,e:> because of ill., ness.
 The funeral of Mrs Sleanor T. the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Elkins. Rev. A. E. Beebe read the services Mrs. Caldwell. who was 86 years of age, had been in poor health and when bronchial pneumonia set in she soon succumbed. The de-
 ceased is survived by her daugh- ter, Mrs. Elkins, with whom she liv- ed, two granddaughters, one grand son and three great grandchildren. Burial was in Park cemetery, Bridge port.
 Mrs. F. c. Bfxby entertained the Christian Endeayor Sewing circle at her home, Tuesday afternoon.
 The Priscilla club enjoyed pleas ant afternoon Friday with Mrs. L. D. Christie as hostess.
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Moon are re- ceiving congratulations over the birth of a daughter at their home in Bridgeport. Mrs. Moon was Miss Alice Cornell of Long Hill- MT and Mrs Fred Sutherland. former resi- dents of Long Hill, now living in New Haven. are also rejoicing over the birth of daughter.
 Miss Lena Kline of Tashua, who is i'll with nervous prostration, does not improve as fast as her many friends wish.
 Mrs Sylvester Brown is entertaining her sister.
 The regular services at the Congre- gationaI. church, Rev. Edwin Judson KIock. A. M pastor, on Sunday, will be as follows: Preaching at lO:45 a. m. Bible school and mems class at l2 m. Subject for study in men's class, "A Community Program" Y- F. s. c. E. at D. na., with Miss Ruth ThoInp- son as leader Evening sermon at 7:3O with special music. Full printed pro gram for every attendant at this ser vice. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 Mir and Mrs. Nestor Wedge of Long Hill entertained in honor of their daughter, Miss Dorothy, from 4:30 to t7 o'clock Monday afternoon. The guests were as follows: Misses Flor ence Betts, Marjorie Ma.honey, Ethel Kellogg, Margaret Morrissey, Mertyle Griffin, Doris Pardington, Ethel and Minnie Cutler, Doris and Jean Maho- ney, Phyllis Walker, Maude Dillfston- Viola Sutherland, Margaret Abbott Alice Kohler, Hazel and Ruth Wal ters, Doront1hy Wedge and Mrs C. B. Cutler.
 r~',e funeral of Mrs. Eme1ine Nichols of Tashua was held from Christ Epis- copa1 church at 2 o'clSck Tuesday af- i ternoon Rev. L. Robert Sheffield of tfciated. The many handsome floral pieces showed the esteem in which Mrs Nichols was held. The pail bear i CTS were Howard H. Peck, John T. TreadU-elI, Arthur Jones' Franklin MaIlett, John Patterson and William N. NMaIlett.
 Mrs Lorenzo WiIdman, who has been the guest for a few days of friends in Woodbridge, returned Sun