The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-21

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 MISS CATHERINE DALEY of 27 Center street has returned after spending several weeks in Middle town with relatives.
 's MIR AND MRS. ARTHUR J. CAN FIELD and son of 250 West avenue, who with party of 5 friends from Watertown, New York, Syracuse, and Washington, D. C., have been spend ing the past two weeks at Henderson Harbor, are now at Thousand Islands and will leave by motor for home this Sunday.
 MRS. DAVID GORDON and young son, Junior. who has been spending the summer with MT. and Mrs. Fay cite C. Clark, of North avenue, will return to their home in Longmeadow, Mass, next week.
 MRS. RAYMOND LEWIS of Vine street is expected home from camp ing expedition in the Adirondack mountains next week, where she has been sojourning for the summer.
 MRS. EUGENE NORTON of West avenue has left for New York city to visit her mother over the week end.
 MISS ELSIE CLARK, daughter of M ay,ly oy~I< of nrt h Main street has returned from Co., lumbia University, New York, where she has been taking a course in Cos tune Designing for the past six weeks.
 MRS. FRED. ATWATER of Colo rado avenue is entertaining her daughter. Mrs. Joel Goldthwaite, and son from Cambridge, Mass, for sev- eral days.
 EDWARD GEBEAU of Sanford avenue is enjoying a vacation trip in Toronto, Canada.
 MISS MARY HOADLEY of Strat- ford will motor to Monterey, Mass, where she will spend the week end visiting friends. Accompanying her will be Miss Lucy Raven of North
  North avenue.
 MRS. RUTH DOOLITTLE of stratford is entertaining as her house guests, Mrs. T. Luff and Mrs Mar guerite Sheldon, both of East Orange, New Jersey.
 MRS. ROBERT FERRET of North avenue recently returned from trir Rratf1ohnrn VprDnOnt where she visited Miss Katherine Sherman.
 MRS. CHARLES CRADDOCK of Parrott avenue is enjoying few weeks vacation in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
 MISS CATHERINE WILSON of Park avenue is spending two weeks In Twin Lakes with friends.
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 ARTHUR CEGOADY of E1mwood avenue is touring New York state visiting points of interest.
 THOMAS ARNOLD of Washington avenue and his grandson, Junior of Coleman street, have arrived home after an extensive tour through the West.
 MISS HAZEL BRADSHAW of 2600 Main street was rendered another Ghower last evening by several of her Intimate friends. Many attractive gifts were presented to the bride-elect, who Is to W Kenneth Goodsell of 2606 Main street next week.
 MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD FISH of Stratford will leave next week on a motor trip through the White Noun tains.
 MISS ROSE M. FREEDMAN of Hough avenue accompanied by her cousin, Miss Dorothea Tendrich of New York city will leave. tomorrow for a vacation time at Camp Grailo in the Berkshires.
 MRS. EDWARD c. SPARGO of No. ble avenue has been entertaining as her house guest for the past week Miss Helen O'Leary of St. Albans Vermont.
 DINNER RESERVATIONS at the Brooklawn Country Club for this eve. ming are as follows: Mrs. Edward s spargo who will entertain a party O. z; Earl B. Hoskins, 6; and Miss Eli sabeth Bassick who will have cover! laid for guests.
 MIR. AND MRS. E. B. PALMEF and daughter of Vine street left fo a motor trip through Canada. The. expect to be away about two weeks.
 ON TUESDAY EVENING, Angus 24, the Hebrew Boys club will give social and dance at Lordship Manor Goldy's Harmony Kings will rende the music for dancing.
 FENELoN SPENCER of Lorrain street will leave today for Atlanti City, N. J.. where he will spend a fey days.
 HARRY CORBETT and Williar Calvin of New York were guests c honor at a party given last evenin at the Kathryn" cottage, Walnu Beach. The house was prettily decor