The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-16
VIEWPOINT

Newtown, Aug. 16.-(Speciai to The T1mes) The annual Guild sale held Thursday afternoon and even ing at Trinity Guild room was very well patronized and an exceptionally nice display of useful and fancy articles to be chosen from The GUS tomary good culinary products were also in abundance and well served.
 Town meetings of particular in terest have been specially called for today. The first at r. N., to act on a proposed agreement with the Conn. Light and Power company, made under provisions of Chapter 2O5, Pub hct Acts of 1919, providing for abandonment of certain sections of highway in said town. This is In con- neCtion with the several roads effect cd by the making of tho artificial lake now In progress and over which much controversy has been during tho past year or more and will likely be well attended by residents from the several districts concerned as wen as the more remote people. All arc greatly interested.
 The second meeting Is to act on the petItion of citizens for building a stats-aid road from Stevenson to Berkshire and will follow the first immediately on conclusion of busi- ness.
 Today the Sandy Hook baseball team will play that of the Lee Man. ufacJuring Go. at South Field, Dan bury. On Sunday the home team will play the White Sox of Bridgeport at the Pine Grove park diamond at Sandy Hook at P. M Sergeant Major I. Phillips Morris who has been overseas nearly two years is expected home on Saturday. He is now at Camp Upton awaiting discharge. Charles Cole is the latest arrival in town, reaching home on 1 Thursday after two years of service. Recent news from Lieutenant Edward Carmody tells of his expectations of being home in less than two months time. He is of the Quartermasters 1 Corps. Martin Conger arrived this ! week.
 Mrs. Ernest Sanford and son of Bridgeport are spending the week at the home of Eli E. Burr and family. James Corbett and Hannah Corbett returned Friday from pleasant visit ! with relatives in Whitneyville. Miss Irene Corbett Is passing a va cation at her home in Queen street.
 Michael Bradley of New York and family will sojourn at Sandy Hook Hotel for a week, coming on satur- day.
 Mrs Martin a Corbett Is visiting relatives in the Park City this week MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Slddnora recently entertained MT. and Mrs. C. J. White Of Danbury.
 Mrs. Robert Cannon and son of
 Mt. Pleasant are visiting friends in Derby and Seymour. Recent arrivals at the Newtowr 1 Inn are:
 MT. and Mrs J. c. Quick. Brewster N. r.
 D. Kent Hubbard. Nnddletown.
 M-. and Mrs. F. g. Beardsley 1 Stratford.
 A. A. Boyden. New York. | Jack NTcDonough. NIiddletown B. F. Holden, F. B. Warning | Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Mrs Adriance, Mrs. William Par
 ker. Huntington, W. Va.
 Mir. and Mrs. Caleb A. Morales 1 New York.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hard. Mrs ! W. 2. Scribner. Miss Eleanor Hard | WashinCt D. c. | w. R. Donohue, MT. and Mrs. T. J ! Oche, Mrs. T. L. Clark, New York 1 Ar1etta L. Gilbert, Ada G. Downs ! New Haven.
 1 n. F. Browne, William c. Maier | P. E. Roberts, New York. | c. W. Davidson. Chicago. III.
 John J. Hackett, James Ward l George F. Bean, Greenwich r NJ A. Thompson, Holyole, Mass | c. A. Murphy, Brooklyn, N. Y. | A. r. Murphy, Devon. | Fred F. Ryan. George s. Bedient : J. F. Lambard. Robert Dikeman, J I B. Farley. Danbury. | F. A. Dusenberry, F. R. Kennedy
 New York.
 { Mrs. B. Burns. Miss L. A Burns ! Shelton.
 r. A. Russell, Bridgeport Hattie M. Russell, W. s. Isham
 Bridgeport.