The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-25

Edward Kraft at their home.
Mrs. John Frende of 294 Maple
wood avenue has returned to her
home after spending the weekend in
Newark, N. J., where she was the
house guest of her sister, Mrs. Wit
liam ]. Lutiens.
Mrs. John L. Hanley of Calhoun
avenue had as her guest for the
weekend her brother, Raymond Con-
don who is stationed at Camp Devens.
Mrs. Leonard Botsford of 80 Pacific
street will be hostess this afternoon
for a meeting of the Mothers club.
Mrs. H. F. Provost and daughter,
Iris Provost, of East Eaton street, are
the guests of friends in Waterbury,
where they will remain for two weeks.
Louis Cope, former secretary of the
boys department of the Y. NJ. c. A,
will spend few days in the city with
friends before leaving for Camp
Devens, where he will report on duty
Friday, March 20.
John J. Schoemberger, formerly of
this city, but recently located in
Hartford has returned to live with
sister, Mrs. Samuel Miller, of 2 Elm
wood avenue.
Frederick somers of 2S9 West ave-
nue. is recovering from a recent at
tack Of the grip.
James Crudgington of Jennings road,
Fairfield, had as his weekend guests
Allen Palmer and Clifford Hawley of
Waterbury.
Edward Donahue, who is stationed
at Camp Devens, spent the weekend
with his mother. Mrs. Rosanne Dona-
hue, of 536 Atlantic street.
Paul Sipperly of the Q. S. army
is home on a short leave which he is
spending as the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Sipperly of
| 21S Norman street.
| MIS- EuWdIo N0lSOn O1 MyTIl6
court entertained on Thursday night
for her son, Carl Nelson. in honor of
his birthday.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Mary Nc
Loughlin of I'll Iranistan avenue have
returned after spending the past few
| days in New York.
JAMES Warburton of Adams street
is improved latter a severe attack OF
the grip.
Alfred L. Andrews of East Mair
street is spending a week as the guess
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James J
Andrews, of Springfield, Mass.
Miss Mildred Barkey of North MAR
street is confined to her home with {
very severe cold.
Rev. H. S. Foster of Noank, Conn.
who preached the morning service a
the Second Baptist church yesterda,
morning was the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. Tilton of TAI William street.
Miss Anna L. Stevens of Fairfiel,
; avenue is spending a week as tn
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alfred R
Stevens of Boston, Mass.
Word has been received from Lieut.
Vincent Leo Heating, son of Cit
; Auditor Bernard Heating, stating tina
he is well pleased with his experience
in France.
, Lawrence Molloy. who is statione
, at Camp Devens in the 3O4th Regi
ment, spent a 4S-hour leave of alb
: sence as the guest of his parents, MI
and Mrs. Michael NJ. MolIoy of II
Austin street.
The many friends of Albert Ger
main, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Octave Ger
main of 258 Broad street will b
pleased to know that he is now sta
toned at Omaha, Neb.
+ Miss Mildred r. Leary of Sout
$ Main street is spending few days a
the guest of relatives in Waterbury.
q Corporal John E. Keefe of Cam
: Devens spent the weekend as tn
|, guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n F. Keefe, of 430 Hawley avenue.
4 c. Elliott DeForest of Park stree
g spent the weekend in New York.
a Miss Natalie Greenwood of 204
d Park avenue is confined to her hon
with the grip.
II Arthur L. Reeve of Park avenue,
8 spending a week as the guest of h
# parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter ]. ReeN
II of Hartford.
Miss Avelyne Shea of Barnum av
w nue. had as her weekend guests Mi
is Gladys Seagard and Miss Annie Ba
n rington of Albany, N. Y.
~ Miss Marguerite Linehan of s.
"a Atlantic street has returned to h
N home from a brief visit to New Yor
b. where she was the guest of friends.
lanes Leslie of state street
snending several days in Ridgefiel
90 where he is the guest of his uncl
ira Arthur D. Leslie
~ Miss Irene Frende of 294 Mapl
wood avenue has resigned her Pc.
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