The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
OUR VIEWPOINT
 NEWS LETTER
Special to The Farmer.)

1 Newtown. March 20.-The next pup- l lie effort to help along the Equa Franchise league will be the art ex- hfbit at the Beach Memorial library "wednesday evening, March 21. Mrs iA IT Patterson will be hostess for the evening and to her efforts NewtoWr neonle are indebted for this oppor- tunity to enjoy this unique treat There will be on exhibition etchdngs Ipaintings in oil and water colors, 3oas reliefs of children and classical SUD iects. samples of modelling, samples o1 jhandwrought jewelry. needle craft Wlen lace work that will delight the demi- nine eye. Many sections of the exhlo1' have been recently shown In New York and New Haven. The public IS cordially invited to visit the library and entoy the collections. Mrs. Pat terson will serve refreshments. small admission fee will be charged and the proceeds will go to the treas ury of the Equal Franchise league. II stormy. the exhibit will be held the first following pleasant day The Misses Callahan gave a fareWell party to the family of w. H. Clarh Friday afternoon on the eve or thelf departure to their new home 1n Bridgeport, Saturday. M. F. Keating of Shelton was III town Sunday, the guest of Mrs. Mar
 garet, Lester.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles G. Meeker re turned today from a visit of several days in New York.
 1 Charles s. Cole has roved from Cas- tie Hill to his new home in Sandy Hook. Representative Michael Kill bride has moved to the double dwell ling of Mrs c. w. Dayton of Dayton street. Lawrence Linouist spent the week end and Sunday with friends in Nor walk.
 Miss Blanche Gilbert of Botsfortd is l a guest for a few rays of Miss Marion Curtis of Newtown.
 1 The regular meeting of the Equal Franchise league will be held at the home of Mrs. c. F. Beardsley, We'd nesday at 2:3O.
 Thomas V. Lillis of Danbury was a guest Saturday of his mother, Mrs. G. P. Lillis of Sandy Hook. Frederick Leiss was a visitor in An sonia for a couple of days last week. 1 Sunday, March %, at Trinity church there will be memorial service for
 
 at which the address will ibe by Rev. Charles A. Tfbballs, rector of St. Johns church.
 There w, rbe an anniversary requiem for the late James Hassett, at St.
 Roses church. Friday, March g.
 Josiah B. Downs is around after a severe illness of two weeks. Arthur J. Grove. the Sandy Hook druggist, has purchased a new car, 1 Mamert Worcihowski has purchased an automobile truck for his dairy farm.
 I The collection of district school tax i in South Center is he'd up owing to l imperfections in the assessme nts
 Three pieces of property were unac- countably left out of the levy. The omission will necessitate doing the work over again. in order to include all property liable to pay the rate. Newtown, March. 21-A large mum. Der of local fans witnessed the bas. ketball game at the town hall Satur. day night. The opposing teams were the Newtown A. c. and the Clermont 1 A. c. The former were victorious the score being IS to IT. Harry Bradley was referee and the game was yery exciting.
 Joe Tilson is substituting for Johr Leavy on his mail route during the l 1atter's illness.
 Mrs. Antoinette Daniels is a visito, l in Park City.
 | Miss Marie Leavy who has been the guest of her parents on Walnut Tree
 Hill, returned to Bridgeport. Maurice Leavy is under the care of Dr. Keenan, a victim of grip. Miss Winifred Paetsche, when al the Bridgeport hospital, was visited by Miss Mary Harrigan Sunday. Miss Anna M., Corbett, vas abou,
 from Normal school, Monday on ac. count of illness.
 Miss Mabel Hunt1ey of Stepney has
 been confined to her home, sufferine from sever cold.
 Miss M. Hayes of Waterbury visited
 Mrs. P. McMahon, Sunday Rev. A. c. Coeburn, rector of St
 James church, Danbury, will preach al
 St. Johns church, Sandy Hook, next
 Thursday evening at 8 p. m.
 There will be service in memory of Rev James H. George at Trinity church March 26 Cerx,ioo e+ 7.on =