Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
CANNONDALE

Mrs. Mary Abbott returned Sunday from few days visit with Mrs. Ar thur Abbott in New Haven. She also previously visited friends in Newtown.
 Edward Britto has been absent for a few days on a business trip to Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Lewis R. Hurlbutt returned Friday from his vacation spent at Clayton, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy Thompson, who have been enjoying a two-weeks' auto trip to Maine, returned home Wednes- day.
 Miss Marian Brown of New York is the guest of Miss Isabelle Schubert.
 Mrs William Fischer of Woody Crest entertained her brother, MT. Cooney, over the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Paul Schubert gave a dancing party for their children in Cannn hall Monday evening.
 Mir and Mrs. David S. Hurlbutt and MT. and Mrs. Nelson s. HurTbutt left on Monday for an auto trip of several days with New London as the first ob- pjective point.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Schubert and | family will return to the city the end of this week and will close their sum- mer home.
 Mir and Mrs. Reyes and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Larson and family, who have been sumruertng in Miss Mary l AlIee's house, returned to New York Tuesday.
 The summer residents in town are 1 gradually moving back to their city homes, and will be greatly missed in l thes ocial life of Cannondale.
 Cards have been received by their friends in town announcing the mar riage of Miss Marie Chamberlain daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. F | Chamberlain, and Gerald Marsh o1 | New Milford. The ceremony took place Saturday, Sept. 7, in San Diego Cal, where the groom is stationed being a lieutenant in the aviation service.
 Another item of interest to the members of the Zion Hill M. E church is the marriage of their former pastor, Rev. Henry Dodge Appenzel Ger, to Miss Ruth Noble in Seoul Korea, on Sept. 4. Both will take III their lifew ork in Korea, in the mis sionary field upon their return from short wedding trip.
 : The Aid Society of the M. p. Churc1 gave a very pleasing entertainment il } Cannon hall, Saturday evening, whicl was a financial success, s45 beint added to the treasury. The first par of the program in which living pic tures' were presented was under tn direction of MT. and Mrs. William Fischer, and many well known face were greeted with much applause b. the audience. This feature was fol
 lowed by a Gypsy dance" by Mis- . Isabel Schubert and a "Farmerettes , Frolic," led by Miss Schubert an , Miss Grace Scofield which was prettil f executed and received a hearty en s core. The play How the Story Grew, I with the following. cast, closed tn
 evenings entertainment: Thee harac
 ters of Mrs. Green was taken by Mrs f Charles Scofeld; Mrs. Brown by MT: , Lewis R. Amber; Mrs. Bean, by Mrt
 George Osborne; Mrs. Snow, by Mis
 Sue Coley; Mrs. White, by Miss Isabe
 Schubert: Mrs. Doolittle, by Mrs. Mel
 son Hurlbutt; Mrs. Taylor, by Mis- Grace Scofeld; Mrs. Rice, by Mir ;, R. S. Gregory.
 Next Sunday morning the pulpit (
 the NJ D. Church will be occupied b
 Rev. Henry E. Wing, as Rev. Howar
 Fairchild will enjoy a short yacatio = in Ocean Grove.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Warnck ' spent Saturday in Brooklyn with MT
 Dora Geisler, who has welcomed
 little daughter into her home.