The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
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gathered at the Center Saturday a1ter- noon to witness sthe unveiling Of an Honor Roll, containing the names of all boys in service from the entire town of TrunbuI, 76 in number. The program was as follows: Drum Corps selection, boys of Lincoln school, Bridgeport; Star Spangled Banner" Liberty chorus; prayer. Rev. A. B. Richmond; Liberty chorus; address, exMayor Buckingham; Drum Corps selection; solo, Miss Gardner; Unveil- ing of Honor Roll by Veterans Plumb B. Nichols and Austin s. Nichols; Liberty chorus; address, Major Flynn; Liberty chorus; Drum Corps selection; address, Rev. A. E. Richmond; Liberty chorus; Drum chorus selection; vote of thanks to speakers, Drum Corps and committed; song, America" audience; benediction. After the ex- ercises the Red Cross society furnish ed coffee and sandwiches in the town hall. The local Liberty chorus were assisted by the following ladies from Bridgeport: Mrs. F. I. Moddell, Miss Isabelle Gregory, Mrs. Joseph Wright, Mrs E. R. Thomas, Miss Mabel Jenks, u Mora and Mrs. G. c. Wilson. The committee in charge were Albert Christie, Howard Beach, Charles Ensign, Cora E. Beach, Rollin D. Bur ton and Charles N. Shepherd.
 Mrs. Frederick Cooper recently en- tertained her mother from Bridgeport. The death of John Hurd occurred : at his home in Long Hill Sunday night after short illness of ureamic poisoning. He is survived by his wife. Funeral services were held from his late home Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Robert L. Sheffield officiating. Burial was in Long Hill cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Thompson have the sympathy of the entire community in the loss of their infant daughter, Marion Ruth, who died Sunday night | of pneumonia. Services were held from the home of the parents at Il o'clock Wednesday forenoon after which the body was taken to Wing dale for interment.
 Mrs. Peter Lovig, who has been seriously ill with double pneumonia and her little daughter, Dorothy, who has also been sick of the same disease are improving rapidly. Martha and Peter, who have suffered with inf1u-
 enza, are able to be out again. Mrs Lovig received word this week that
 her brother, Carl Nelson, has been
 wounded and gassed in the last fray | before peace was declared and will
 be in the hospital for some time.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Reynolds
 and family recently spent a few days
 with MT. Reynolds parents in Stam.
 ford.
 Master Arthur Chester is confined
 to his home with a slight case o1
 scarlet fever.
 Holiday guests at homes in this vi cinity were as follows: MT. and Mrs Charles Laufer and family, Danie
 Ward, Miss Dora Ward and Mrs. Pat
 chen, guests of MT. and Mrs. Samue Ward; MT. and Mrs. John L. Beacl
 and family of Watertown, Miss Mar!
 Booth of Watertown, MT. and Mrs
 Benjamin Birks and family, Mrs. Mar,
 J. Beach and Mrs. Cora E. Beach o
 this place at the home of MT. and Mrs Burr F. Beach; Miss Mary LinIey anC James Gregory with MT. and Mrs. Al Ebert Linley; MT. and Mrs. George Ed
 wards, Mrs. Neil Beach, Henry See I ley of Stepney, Miss Mary E. Seeley guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles N. En
 sign of White Plains; Mrs. Rebecc: f Jennings, Fred and Ruth Jennings I MT. and Mrs. Herman Pease an, daughter Helen, MT. and Mrs Andrey
 Wakeman and son Sanford, Mir an Mrs. Bradley Jennings and daughte l Ruth, MT. and Mrs. John Angevin
 and sons, George and Franklin, MI
 and Mrs. Edward Pease at the hom q of MT and Mrs. Frederick Reynolds :. MT. and Mrs. Frank Wells spent tn I day with Mrs. Wells parents, MT. an n Mrs. Walter Hazard of Monroe; Mi . and Mrs Arthur Plumb andi famil with their daughter, Mrs. Leslie Pal
 mer, of Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Fitzroy an
 daughter Roberta of Bridgeport wer
 visitors Thursday afternoon at Charle
 N. Evitts'
 tDr. and Mrs. Benjamin White eH
 pect to leave in about a week for
 winters stay at their bungalow i 7 Jacksonville, Fla. MT. and Mrs. Aus tin s. Nichols will go about the sam A time to St. Cloud, Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. John L. Beach an
 family of Watertown spent Sunda with Mrs. Mary J. Beach.
 tt Mrs. Lillian Brinsmade is spendin 7, a few weeks in New Haven.
 e MT. and Mrs. Arthur Linley ceIt n brated their 18th wedding anniversaT J. on Friday evening of last week. Abol n 30 guests were present from Trumbul - Bridgeport and Stratford. Anon e gifts received was a chest of siIvt n from friends in Bridgeport. A yer = fine musical program consisting
 quartets, solos and duets was rer l dered during the evening, also Gancin T, was enjoyed.
 f Miss Merrile Shepherd entertained e few of her friends at e party Frida ,f evening.
 P MT. and Mrs. Charles Shepherd Tt IF gently spent the day in New Haven. l. MT. and Mrs. William Beardsley k a Bridgeport were Thanksgiving da
 guests of their son, Leon Beardsley. ,, The Afternoon Bridge club will me, a with Mrs, Leon Beardsley at "Ovel s look" Thursday afternoon. " MT. and Mrs. Howard s. Beach CT , tertained the evening whist club c ' Tuesday night
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