The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-03

DR. AND MRS. G. w. OSBORN or ISs Broad streee and daughter, Miss Helen are now occupying their eeun- try home on top of Sport Hill for ] the summer season.
 MISS IRDNE MepEFsaHoTyT, tele- phone operator at the Board of Ed ucatior office, will leave Monday for | her two weeks vacation which she will spend at NarEagansett and Oak land Beach. ! MIR. AND AERs. WILLIAM LIE1yF and daughter, Miss Theresa Lief, of Madison avenue, will return rom Chs- !cago> Monday, where they have spent { the past few weeks with relatsves> MISS HELEN CODY of 7s7 Wash aiasten avenue, wsal leave Tuesday on Ia motor trip through Maine, New !Hanapsh4re, and the Mohawk TTzN. Miss Cody is the telephone operator at the City IaA
 ! LOUIS sOBEH. of Hough avenue left yesterday for the CatskfW noun \ saans, where he will spend the sum
 eaer vacation.
 FRANK MARTIN, who is connected lw1th the American Chain company, has returned after visiting friends in Waterbury for several days
 MISS ROSE AMSEL of Ogden
 street, will spend the Fourth and the
 following week in Niagara Falls \ MISS MARIE WEBB, Miss Muriel
 Painter and Miss Grace Sirene of the Visiting Nurses association, are en- this wPPE-nn6 6
 and all next week. Miss Webb and
 Mss Painter will spend their time at
 Walnut beach, while Miss Sirene will
 visit the Y- w. c A. camp at Ban
 tam Lake
 MRS S SIMONS and children, Beatrice, Jack and Moe of Boston,
 spending a week In this city as the guests of Miss Rose Amsel of Ogden street.
 MIR AND MRS RALPH CARTER have returned from their honeymoon trip and are now at home t0 their I friends Mrs Carter. who was for merly Miss Helsm SheehAm, has re- stunned her work with the Visiting Nurses association MISS WILMA wASCO of the Visit ing Nurses association has returned from her vacation which was spent in Stppmey-
 MASTER HENRY BURN son of
 Mrs J. H. F. Burm of 473 Park place. left this morning for Camp ' Nonawantuck. L. L, where he will spend his summer vacation lI THE TRTTJT Inf RT1rIS
 composed Of employees Of inc COnmec- | ticut Cc-, will fHDIM am outing Sat11T- 5 day afternoon at IDrdas1nip 1Eamor- Tint . party will be conveyed t@ tine Manor
 in special trWH1eyB leaving Iane Com
 gress street. barn at nDom- Swim l ming and athletic exe1atB will fill tMt = program fDr the afternnom- in tn,
 evening the entire assembly will b,
 served shore dinner
 e MISS THERESA OrBRIEN ant
 Miss May Rankin of Nird1frnSer's vii
 spend the holidays as the homs, @ guests of Mrs Harry Smith at Green h wood Lake, New York
 J. E. DALEY of Boston. Mass 8 vssftfng friends in this city over tn n holidays. MT. Daley w111 be best re r 1nembered by rraamT of the older resi- dents as being a member of tn Bridgeport Mfnstrefs- He was tn = bass soaoist of tEae organization ant ' latter travelled extensively througfao u a the country with various theatrfca
 cornpaL1es. MT. Daley is the pos
 sessor of rich bass voice k MISS MILDRED WARNER of tn .- Swartz apartments Main street, vii
 spend the weekend in Hartford - MISS MADEI4A1ME FOLEY of 6 9 James street has .rsturned to hel t home after spending a few days il - Manchester Conn, as the guest o D relatives.
 EDWARD G1LLANE of 11s Ere e nont street left today for Cleveland U Ohio, where he Nill be engaged in II new line of business.
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 Thirty High school girls left toda
 for Bantam Lake. Miss Sheldon n Miss Moore and Miss kiSdxaddon ar sf l9a