The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-25

spending brief furlough in town with his parents.
 Dr. A 1T. Paul of the Court Ex- change building has gone to Provi- dence, R. T., where he is representing the local Kiwanis club at the annual convention of the order.
 Miss Eleanor Painter of State street is spending a few days in New York city, the guest of friends.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. TenEyck, Jr. of New York are guests of Mrs. Henry P. Henshaw at her home in Black Rock.
 Mrs. Elmer Beardsley has returned from New York where she spent the past week as the guest of friends.
 Mr. and Mrs Archibald McNei1 have closed their home on Fairfield avenue
 and are now at their summer home at
 Shelter Harbor, Westerly, R. I. Shel-
 ter Harbor is the new name for Mu-
 sicolony and was changed at the be-
 ginning of this season.
 Elmer s. Joyce has gone to his sum
 mer home at Shelter Harbor, Wester-
 ly, R. l., for the season but returns to
 this city on Saturday and Sunday as
 he teaches on Saturday and plays in
 the First Presbyterian church on
 Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs s. M Garlick of State
 street are to go to Camp Devens on
 Sunday to visit their son, Lieutenant
 Earle Garlick, who is stationed at
 that camp. is Mrs. George Potter and son of Iran t istan avenue have returned from 8 If very pleasant visit at the home o1 Mrs. Toms in West Cheshire. ,s Mr. and Mrs, Earl Lewis recently e, welcomed a son to their home. They 70 are at present at their summer home lo in Stepney. Mrs. Lewis was Mis:
 Clara Mix.
 Mrs Walter J. Hammett is chair
 man of the committee that has th' LII arrangements in charge for the law1 ot party that is to be given by the Sun ss day school of St. Johns church on th' ,e lawn on Thursday afternoon, iron le 4:3O to g o'clock. Id Mrs. Alfred B. Beers, IT,, opened y her home on Fairfield avenue this af lg ternoon for a whist party for th' lg benefit of the Women's Relief Corp lg of Elias Howe Post, G. A. R. Ther' m was a large attendance and a numbe lg of articles of food were on sale. es Mrs. Bertram Ainsworth is to b. t. the hostess for the regular meetin, be of the Thimble club on Thursday af i'll ternoon at the home of her parents 1t MT. and Mrs. Andrew L. Riker, il be Fairfeldd, where she is spending tn nt summer. wy
 CT Mir and Mrs. J. A. Leonard hay ut with them their daughter, Miss Dor aI othy Leonard, for the summer months ed Miss Leonard has just finished tn ID. school year at New Rochelle CoIleg .st at New Rochelle, N. Y. sts
 he Miss May Keating, who attend ,se Mount St. Joseph Seminary in Hart
 ford, is now at the home of her pa
 rents, MT and Mrs. P. J. Heating, o . Black Rock avenue. [c-
 1e, Mrs. A. A. Corwin of Laurel avenu de has gone to Port Jefferson, L. l ab, where she is the guest of Miss Bett la eFrguson. Miss Ferguson formerl IT, resided in this city. yn
 ice Norman Leeds, son of MT. and MT ll- Norman Leeds of Boston avenue, WI jet attends Choate school in Wellington yn has returned for the summer vac; H. ton.
 et-
 Mrs. H. H. Cook of Waterbury
 the house guest for several days its MT. and Mrs. William Card at the son home on DeForest avenue. ,hn
 tte Ralph Peters, 13 years preside Ing and director of the Long Island "a 7n- road, resigned and will begin his nt
 position as Federal manager. lior
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