The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-17
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Mrs. Lillian Brinsmade is spending few days in Monroe at the home of Mir and Mrs. Clarence Burr
 MT. and Mrs William Royden of Wallingford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Frank Wells
 William O. Beach and Harold Wilkes of Bridgeport were visitors in town on Sunday.
 Miss Jean Ersmadc of Greenfield IIiu spent one day last week with her mother. Mrs. Jennie Briusmadc.
 Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Birks and daughter Helen. of Bridgeport. were callers in town on sunday.
 A few relatives and friends enjoyed corn roast given by Edwin Evitts at his home nu Thursday evening. Those present were. Mir. and Mrs. Er,dcr- ick May. NTr. and Mrs. Charles Fitz- roy and daughter Roberta, MT. and Mrs. Harry Trusdalo and son Harry Jr. Mrs. Henry Moses Mir and Mrs. Theodore Nassc and son Theodore Jr, Thomas MyItt, Dick Barlow, all of Bridgeport; Mir and Mrs. Frank Wells, Mir. and Mrs. Howard Beach, Harold Beach and NIr. and Mrs. Ern- est Ward of TrumbuL Dancing and singing were enjoyed later in the evening.
 R1ydeId Lucl of Monroe has rent ed Patsy kohIgg's bungalow on Long HilI street NTr. Lucl will become a benedict on Wednesday. Sept. 14. when Inc will ho married to Mss Edith Curtis daughter of MT. and Airs. Ed ward Curtis of Monroe.
 N1r. and Mrs W.lIam Royden of WGI'HefurI and Mir. and Mrs Frank Wells spent sunday as tho guest of Mrs. Wols. parents. MT and Mrs. Walter Uazzard of Monroe.
 Brothers Night was observed at Trumhul Grange. No. 13f. J. of IT,. on Friday evening and much credit is due tho brothers for the able muu- nor in which each committee con ductoI his work, making u graud success of the ovoning After a short business meeting Lecturer Langdou of Che local @rluEe presented rhe fol- lowing program. Selection. orchestra Trumauu Grange, vocal solo. Brother QuJskcuulor. reldiuE. Brother Burr IiI. master of Greenfield Tiu Grange. recitation. Brother Morris, Shelton Grange, solo. Brother Toters. Greenfield Hiu Grange; solo, Mrs. Nppleboe. shelton Grange: remarks. Rev. Arthur Richmond, on our lorl.s and Privileges as a NHliou as a Result of the War. solo. Brother Shaw; remarks by tho masters of Greenfield Hiu Grange and shelton Grange. soug, America" Brother Leland Williams had several fine specimens of corn on exhibition and was questioned by a number of pat rons on tho method of raising it. The tables wore laden with good things which an Changers wives know how to prepare. The com -uitIee In charge were Brothers Wyclinfc Brown, Emil T Berger, George Donman, Alfred Gilbert and Fred Berger. Special mention should be made of the table decorations which were planned by Brother Brown. who is q great lover of flowers and furnished choice dahlias, asters and other autumn flowers which were very artisticauv arranged. There were 12S present. as follows: Greenfield Hw Grange 85. shelton 9. Harmony z. TIousatouic '. East Hampton l, HomIock 1 :, Trumhul 60. visitors II. The fol- lowing committee were appointed 10 arrange for a Grange Fair to be given sept 20: Mrs. WvcHfrc Brown. Mrs George Denman, Mrs. Alfred Gilbert, Mrs. Howard Randall. Mrs Emil IT, Berger Mrs. Edgar Tucker Mrs F. J.. Laurdon. Wilma Swanson, Mrs. Samuel Ward. Miss Gertrude Weller, Ruth L. Jtuley and Airs. William Full Ter
 on Friday evening. Sept. 10. special meeting will be held to con for the first and second degrees on two candidates.