The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-21
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A IN U MIR. AND MRS. CHAS. CHOATE of Brooklawn avenue are enjoying a motor trip to points of interest.
 MRS. DANIEL DAVENPORT of Yale street entertained as her house guests recently Mrs. M. l.. Bishop and MT. and Mrs. James Westbrook, all of New York City. ~a MIR. AND MRS LAWRENCE CORNWALL of Park avenue will ar rive home on Thursday from Lake Mohonk, New York. where they have been sojourning for the past fort night.
 MRS. FRED READ and son Will jam of Rusling place left yesterday for Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire, for a visit.
 MRS. CLIFFORD l.. MASON and daughter Corinne of Sherwood ave- nue, have returned from Pittsfield, Mass, where they have been visiting relatives for two weeks.
  Brooklawn place leave shortly to en- joy camp life in the Maine woods for the remainder of the season. MIR. AND MRS. GERAD IMPETUS of Ashley street spent the past few days visiting friends in Ridgefield.
 MIR. AND MRS. F. H. DOWNS of 1889 Noble avenue, entertained as their house guests this week Mir. and Mrs. George Landsear of Bayonne, N. J..
 MIR. AND MRS l.. W. BREWSTER of 105 Ashley street are visiting for several days in Addison, New York, with relatives.
 7 MIR. AND MRS EDWARD WILL cox of Hartford and daughter, Miss Helen, are. the house guests Of MT. and Mrs. M. T. Sniffen of 348 Colorado avenue for the remainder Of this week.
 HORACE KING of Colorado ave- me has returned from Meriden after visiting his parents for a brief stay. ~ CHARLES HURLIMAN of Con- necticut avenue Is enjoying weeks sotourn at Twin Lakes. Conn.
 MISS FLORENCE RICHARDS of North avenue is visiting with her sls- ter, Mrs. Fred W. Betts of New Ha- ven, for two weeks. uD
 JOSEPH A. DESCHLE of Gather inc street is among those vacationing at Twin Lakes.
  MISS EDITH WYUES of Livingston place will leave on Saturday for Dan bury where she will spend the re- mainder of the summer with her mother and sister.
 NuRs FyRJED W. TRACY and son Selden of 1.150 Fairfield avenue nave returned home after spending the past week in willimantic, where they mo- tored.
 MISS JESSIE DUHIGG of Fox street Is visiting with friends in New York city.
 REV. IHE1RBERT s. BROWN, pastor of the Olivet Congregational church will leave next week for a vacation trip to Fulton, New York. where he will visit his sister and will later join his eldest son in Jackson, New Hamp- shire. l a HFHEARSALS ARE in order TOT inc concert scheduled to take place on thursday evening, July 2s, at o,cIock in the Casino on State street given Inv Harvey Hubbelrs band as- sisted by the Liberty chorus or 2ot voices Music lovers are andclpauns an enjoyable evening. l
 x1t,, ct n1 Chicago. will give concert this even s For +he scandinavian branch, Sal walton Army, at 151 Clinton avenue MT Dr1lin has given several recltas abroad and is an instructor al ths Symphonic Conservatory Of Chicaso:
 LILLE STOWE CHAPTER, womel of the World War will meet tonigh at 8 o'clock in the O., U. A. M. hal at 1s1 State street when importan business will be transacted. All mem bers are requested to be present
 FEMALE EMPLOYES of the Cit Hall are arranging a "hot dog roast, tonight at Fairfield Beach where the will enjoy a swim before their feas Later in the evening dancing will b in order and some of the young me in the City Hall have been invited t trip the light fantastic.
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 THE ANNUAL PICNIC lunch fo r,en,bers and friends of the Weatogu Country club will be held on one the greens of the golf links tomorrow morning. Mrs. Edward Spargo ha offered a prize for the golf contes and the entertainment committee wi offer a prize for the putting matcl Tennis will also be in order durin the day and a jolly time assured a .xvho attend. Mrs. William B. Mars is arranging the picnic.
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