The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-03
News Is Welcome
On The Tip Of
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MRS. LA WBENCE CORNWALL
and son Marshall of Park avenue
leave this week for Redding Ridge
where they will remain at the Corn
wall summer home for two weeks
MIR. AND MRS ISAAC W. BIRDS
EYE of 1872 Fairfield avenue have left
by motor for Northfield, Mass, where
they will remain for few weeks
rest.
=. MISS FANNIE \. SMITH of Iran
istan avenue is expected home from
Pittsfield, ~ ass, this week where she
has been enjoying he- SUMNER vaca-
ton. with 'reiatives ana friends. NJ! ISIS
Smith will soon register new pupils
for her training school which opens
early this season.
MIR. AND NT5lS. IA MES T. ROURK,E
and family CT Coleman street have
left for Oxford, Conn. where they will
occupy a house for the remainder of
the summer.
MIR. AMID MFRS. JAMES LiAWLCtR
of Norman street are spending the
month of August at their cottage at
Laurel Beach.
MFRS. HAIRY GATES, formerly of
Myrtle avenue. who is now residing in
Milford, is entertaining Miss Alice
Troll of Cape Cod, Mass, as her house
guest.
THERHc WAS an interesting ladies'
golf tournament this afternoon held
at the .Weatogue Country club. The
on9ssscommittee offered a prize for
the best score.
MISS CORNgEILA NJ. HICKEY,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs william P.
Hickey of Garden street, left yester-
day for Chicopee, Mass, where she
will visit for the month of August.
Miss M.ARGTTERITE l.. RYAN of
500 Park avenue left Sunday to spend
the remainder of the school vacation
with friends in Worcester, Mass. She
was accompanied by Miss Margaret
NJcKeon of that city who has been
visiting here for two weeks.
MIR. AND MRS. M. J. REILLY and
their niece, Miss Theresita Gianella of
State street, left this morning for a
two weeks motor trip to Niagara
Falls and Lake George.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN J. ROSS of
Brooklyn, N. Y, rejoicing over
the arrival of a, son, Junior, born on
Friday, July %. Both are well
known here where they formerly re-
sided.
MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD L.
MASON and daughter, Miss Corinne
of Sherwood avenue, move today into
their new residence on Hazelwood
avenue.
MISSES KATHERINE and Lucy
McElroy of Golden Hill street. Miss
Marion Colgan of Grove street and
Miss Gretta Hurley of Elm street, are
sojourning for a fortnight at Twin
Lakes.
X MISS LAURA DURFEE of John
street has returned from a delightful
vacation trip spent at Eden Park,
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AN IMPORTANT meeting of the
membership committee of the Wea-
togue Country club, will be held at s
O'Clock this evening at the club
house. All members are urged to
be present.
MISS MARY L. STACKPOLE,
Miss Peg Adam, Miss Beatrice Brown,
MISS NIuSSle MISS SudEiOIl
Meachem and Miss Jeanette Kiskad-
don are among those returning from
I Silver Bay n. Y, after a ten days
vacation time at that resort.
DIR. DORLAND SMITH accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Jane Smith
of West avenue, left by motor for
Peru, New York, for several days
vacation. They will be entertained
there by relatives.
MISS CLAIRE WHEATON and
Mrs Molly Wheaton of 1858 Fairfield
avenue spent the week end in Great
harrington, Mass. ..
ALBERT F.. BIRKS of Yale street
Joined his family over the week end
at Woodbury., where they are sum-
mering.
HORACE KING of Colorado ave
rue has returned from Meriden
where he has been visiting his par
ents for the past week end.