The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-10
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MIR. AND MRS LAWRENCE CORNWALL and family of Park ave- nue are spending the summer at Lake Mohonk in the Catskill Mountains
 Miss ANNE B. JENNINGS of "Sunnihoqme," Fairfield, sailed on Thursday for Europe to be gone for the entire summer months.
 MISS{MARGARET NEITHERCUT, daughter, of MT. and Mrs. Richard I. Neitfiercut of Brook1awn avenue is spending the weekend as the guest of Miss Helen Thomas of Greenwich. MISS ELEANOR WEBSTER, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Webster of Brooklawn avenue has re- turned from Northfeld, Mass, where she was delegate to the conference sent by Dobbs Ferry, on the Hudson, New York. kc < Tou
 MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM F. SE- vERN of Clinton avenue are in New York City for several days sojourn and upon their return will reside at their cottage at Laurel Beach for the season. Their son, Douglas, has left for Detroit, Mich, to take up his new field of business in the interest of his father. r.t j. eTsi-. '--
 MISS ELSIE GRAssE of Iranistan Court accompanied by her mother, will enjoy a two weeks vacation at Niagara Falls.
 MISS KATHLEEN KELLEY of Brooke street, who has been a secre- tary to Justice George Wheeler dur ing the war and after. has accepted a position with the General Electric Go. CONRAD LASHAR and his father, Thomas Lashar, ST., of Fairfield, will leave hortly on an extended business Canada.
 MISS MARY RISSLEY of Fairfield who is connected with the town clerks of1ce,, has been relieved from her duties at the City Hall for two weeks Vacation 4Gs5s -
 MISS MARGARET LAVERY oi Livingston place will leave Monday or a motor trip to the Thousand Islands Miss Lavery Is connected with the Building Commissioners office, in the
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 srS MORE Y. .siM. c. "A. boys will leave for Camp Pootatuck on Mon day. Already over 40 boys have reg istered and are at the camp. s..-., MISS ISABELLE and Miss Alice Cuddy of 311 Parrott avenue are spending artwee months'4 vacation ir Pittsfield, Mass.
 MIR. AND MRS. A. BROWEF whitney who have been residing a the Arden apartments on Warren St. have recently moved into their nev home on Herkimer street.
 MRS. CLIFFORD l.. MASON o Sherwood avenue and her daughte Miss Corinne are spending severa days in Pittsfield, Mass, visiting rela tives.
 THE THURSDAY EVENING pin ochle club will hold an outing neS week when they will motor to Swift at Momauguin Beach, near New Ha ven to enjoy a shore dinner and danc ing. The club members compris' MT. and Mrs. Archibald Smith, M and Mrs. Lawrence Benze, Jr., M and Mrs. Vincent Kincaid, MT. an Mrs. Harry Ward. MT. aSl Mrs. OliN CT Smith and MT. and Mrs Stanle Kellogg.
 MIR. AND MRS. DANIEL LONE and their daughter, Miss Lillian, ( Beechwood avenue have taken a CO taee at Myrtle Beach which they al now occupying for the summer ses son. H-
 THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss .Ms thilda A. Gotthardt of 154 Burrougl street, and Louis William Dietz, Holyoke, Mass, has been recent announced. Both gre well known this city sased tHesz svgsdding which to take place fn the near future wi be one of interest locally.
 DR. AND MRS. A. D. YOUNG this city left yesterday on a mot, trip to Niagara Falls, and Toront Canada.
 MIR. AND MRS. E. HENICK 1135 Howard avenue, will return t morrow after spending the past wee in Montreal and New Glasgow, Cal ada, where they have been visitiI relatives.
 ROGER s. HINCKLEY, Haro Sistrand, Rocco Moran and Edw Fried left the city this morning
 spend two weeks at the Camp Foot tuck, the Y. M. c. A. vacation plao
 MRS. ALBERT COLTMAN al Mrs. Arthur Coltman of England a spending thes ummer as the guests their sister, Mrs. E. H. Houston
 Jewett avenue.
 MIR AND MRS ALBERT WILL TON of Fairfield avecue are enJoyi