The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01

Notwithstanding that the den of the
thieves in Hanover was discovered
and under guard last Saturday it has
been reported that some one MIXED
the cow belonging to William Upham
of Hanover Saturday night and made
away with the liquid. The owner is
thankful that the COW was left.
Rev. T. J. Lee will hold service at
the Haw1eyville chapel Sunday even
ing at 7:30.
| There will be balopticon lecture
Sunday evening at 7:3O. The subject
is est. Paul, the Missionary
! The junior choir of st. Roses reor-
ganized this week and will sing at
the o'clock mass Sunday morning.
At the hearing in Justice McCar-
thy's court Wednesday afternoon Fred
Weldman, who was suspected OF hav-
ing stolen the automobile belonging to
Miss Lillian Troy, was dismissed as
no evidence was presented against
/ him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Egan Of Pal
estine district have as guests this
week Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Egan OF
Woodside, L. I.
| Pootatuck grange has had its first
discussion of individual experiences in
|
gardens generally. Willis Carter adj
vised about the Fall Housing of Pull
let's Miss Anna Murphy talked
about the choosing and preserving Of
seeds and grain. Herbert Terrill and
Miss May Hoyt presented some ia
vorite receipts for picking and pre-
serving fruit. The program will be
CONTINUED by some of the gentlemen
members at the next meeting.
The hose house in the borough has
been wired and equipped with cleo.
ltricity. 1t is hoped that in case o.
fire this arrangement will help con
siderably as lights can be turned or
from outside by breaking the glass
over the press button, saving delay O
obtaining oil lanterns and so forth.
Bishop and Mrs. +. F.. johnson re
turned to their home in Missouri to
day after spending week at thei
summer home in Newtown street
Bishop Johnson preached at Trinit.
church while on his visit here.
Frederick T. Johnson has taken u
a course of study at the LOOMS In
stitute in Windsor, Mass, this year. =
Glover Warner of Vicksburg, VIII
has spent his summer vacation at tn
home of MT. and Mrs Smith P. Glove
in Sandy Hook, resumed his schoo
at uAOnICId1f, N. y.
Mrs. l. B. Hubbe1l Of Palestine dis
trict has entertained Mr.. and Mrs. F
B. Hubbell and daughter Dorothy c
Newport, r. I.
Miss Thora Reilly of Washington, I
c., has been a guest of Rev and Mr.
, w. C. Cravener at Trinity rectory.
Funeral services for two forne
Newtown residents We're held TIL
I week at the village cemetery, that
? Mrs. Anna M. Dalrymple, widow
Rev. Sylvester Clark of Bridgeport
4 laged 80 years, and that of Mrs. Ophe
. liza Sage of New York who was Mis-
lGay Of Newtown before her marriag
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Braun and chi
dren and Mrs Charles Braun an
daughter Of New Haven have bee
|, guests OF Mrs. NJ. J. Kelly Of Mou1
= Pleasant.
= Misses Florence and Margueri
u Beecher and their guest, Miss Mildre
Hull of Lowell, Mass, are on an autt
j. mobile trip through Connecticut ar
s. Massachusetts. They expect to Wis
Camp Devens.
o Mrs. William Glover. who has spel
g several months with Miss Bessie Mas
3, returned to New Britain this week
II spend the winter with MIR. and MI
D. Charles Glover Of that city.
10 Funeral services for Mrs Ellen Boo
Peck, wife of David C. Peck of Mou
r Pleasant, were SHIELD Thursday afte
2 noon at her late home at o. M, Re
l. William Craveney, rector of Trim
Is church. officiating. The pail beare
were Arthur T. Nettleton, Charl