The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-24
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Morris Slotnick, a student at Yale college, is spending the Christmas va cation with his parents on Seaview avenue.
 Miss Rose and Miss Dora Rosen- baum of Hallett street entertained a ing at their home.
 The Useful club, in charge of Mrs Richard Howell of Stratford, are planning to take care of the poor children in Stratford. The names of 20 children have been received up to this time, and the members state that they can take care of more than this number. Letters may be ad-- dressed to the Useful Club Santa Claus, Stratfo-d.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Ogren, of9 1156 Iranistan avenue, are receiving congratulations upon the arrival of son born at their home. Mrs. Ogren was Miss Nollie Daley.
 Edmond Wheeler, U. s. N, who has returned from an aero base in Florida, is passing the holidays wit, his mother on Warwick avenue, Stratford.
 Private Morris Rabinowitz, who is stationed at Railway, N. J., is spend ing a ten day furlough with relatives on Maple street.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Sipperly of 21S Norman street, will entertain their son, Paul Sipperly of the U. s. Army for the Christmas holidays.
 Employees of the offices of the 1 American Can Company will enjoy a Christmas party in their office rooms | today when a grab bag will be the feature. Each member has been ask ed to bring gift of one dollar in | value. A few days ago the employees 1 presented MT. Price of the Account ing department with a beautiful gold watch as a Christmas present
 Miss Elsa Bassett, of this city, has been spending a few days in North Andover, Mass.
 Miss Florence Peterson of Brook lawn avenue is spending Christmas with friends in Baltimore, Md. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle of 9S1 Grand street will entertain their son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. William Doyle of Boston, Mass, tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander c. Elsner of SIT Warren street will entertain at Christmas party tonight at their home for their daughter, Miss Valeira Elsner.
 Harold Couch of the U. S. navy ar rived home yesterday to spend Christ mas as the guest of Mrs. Couch s mother, Mrs. J. A. McGuinniss of 488 Stratford avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allan Price of Rus ling place, will entertain MT. and Mrs. Harold Sturges of New Bruns- wick, for the holidays. Mrs. sturges was Miss Laura Ford before her marriage. | Frank Larkin of Berkshire avenue who has been stationed at Pelham Bay, was mustered out Of the ser vice a few days ago and is now con nected with the American Chain Co. MT. and Mrs. Joseph H. Master son of 359 Fairview avenue, and daughter, Elizabeth, left this morn ing for a few days stay with rela- lives in Pittshe1d.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Hurd of Iranis- tan avenue, will have as theirs holi- day guests their daughters, Miss Dor othy and Miss Gladys Hurd.
 Miss Elsie Clark, daughter of MT and Mrs. Frank E. Clark of Nortf Main street. will entertain a party o. f her friends at her home tonight.
 Mrs. M. H. Ford of 1887 Nort1 Main street, entertained for the weekend, Miss Anna May Martin ot Bristol.
 Mrs. Fred B. Reardon of Norman street, has as her holiday guest, hel daughter, Mrs Grace Sirine. who ha been stationed at Camp Markleton Pa, as a Red Cross nurse since las 4 June. She will remain in this city for ten days.
 Top Sergeant Henry Schwartz. O the Atlantic Cigar Store, who had been stationed at Fort SchyIer, N Y, has been discharged from the U 1 s. service and is now with his rela. lives at 302 Garfield avenue
 The Hail home on Main street wa! the scene of nn1ch merriment wher the younger girls of the BraB gepor Girls club gathered to oelebratt Christmas in the form of 6 party ana entertainment. A short sketch. en l W SUFFERED. l .'.|| SN MONTHS |
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