The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
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 MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH FER KARA of South Main street are en- .toying an extended trip stopping at the following cities: Baltimore Md, Pa Atlantic City, N. J., and on dpng Island.
 FRIENDS OF LITTLE BETTY HALEY, small daughter of MT. and Swill be grieved to learn that she is lconhned in the Englewood hospital with an attack of scarlet fever.
 JAMEs P. COPELAND of John !. street has returned from a visit with frier1s in Boston, Mass.
 MRS RICHARD HOWELL of Elm street, Stratford, has returned from FairaieId Beach where she spent sev- eral days visiting MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Ballard at their summer cot tage, ag rsE
 MIR. AND MRS F. VICTOR COLE of sS35 Clinton avenue have returned X 1ron Kent, Conn, after several days sojourn at their country home there HENRY sPRAGUE formerly of Park Place, this city, who has been kmcnding several weeks in New York, visited here this week before leaving 4his week before leaving for Kansas eCity. Mo, where she will be connect r ed with an Oil concern
 MRS ROBERT WHEELER of seterfing Place will be hostess for the meeting of the Thursday lunch .-on &club this week at her home Hrrrs- Eu sIE, wr5E,ET FR daueht- | CT of Mir and Mrs Walter Wheeler tof Academy HILL Stratford, has left Sto complete her course at New Ha- .yen School of Gymnastics. MISS CATHERINE LOGAN. .danghter of MT and Mrs. Charles sIogan of Fairfield avenue leaves Teariy, next week for Capin school, a7lorthampton. Mass, to resume her studies
 MISS BETTY RHODES, daughter of MT and Mrs. Fred Rhodes of Noble avenue left yesterday to pur- sue a course of studies at Walnut Hill school, which is preparatory to Wellesley college, Mass
 DIR. WILLIAM McLAUGHLIN of 1raristan avenue is expected home from a fishing trip through Canada neu week.
 MIR AND MRS FRANK E. and spn~hA1ex SperTy, BALLARD have operied their home on Wood avenue after sumemring at Fairfield Beach
 EDWARD FUSS who recently re- sided at the Park place club has left to take up his abode in Waterbury where he will accept a new poS1 uon
 MISS JARRETT WINDSOR of Maplewood avenue left yesterday for Bradford Academy, Bradford, Mass- to enter her senior year.
 MRS ELEANOR BARTRAM and daughter Miss Eleanor accompanied Burr Bartram as far as New York city by motor yesterday, where they enjoyed a matinee performance be- fore Burr left for Princeton prepa- tory school, in Princeton, New Jersey.
 NEWELL, SMITH of Myrtle ave- tnue has left to resume his studies al Dartmouth University, Hanover, New Hampshire
 DAVID PATTERSON of New Haven has returned home after being entertained here by friends at 8 dance at the Weatogue Country club.
 MISS BEATRICE BISHOP and he1 brother Leslie of Myrtle avenue, lief this week for Tufts college, Somer. .ynle, Mass, to resume their studies
 MISS DOROTHY SHERWOOD O. s6s Chalmers avenue left this week tt Fenter St Margarets school in Wat ferbury, Conn.,
 JOSEPH KHEY, a former resi- dent Of this city, now of Washing ton. D. C., who has been spending ahe past two weeks here visiting hi son returned home today
 FRIENDS OF Dr. F. W. Dupee O sd093 Park avenue will be grieved t hal hea in a critical at the Bridgeport hospital where h. sunderwent a serious operation on Sat inrday.
 MISS LILLIAN GRUMMAN o Pack avenue has left for New Lon don where she will enter Connect 'cuts college to pursue course o studies
 ABRAHAM LINCOLN who ha tbeen spending the summer at tn home of MT. and Mrs Fred W Tracey of 1150 Fairfield avenue ha left for his home in MiddletowI Conn, before entering his senic year. at Yale University, New Have1
 MISS VIRGINIA IVES, daughte bf Mr- and Mrs Harry Ives Of. Mort avenue will resume her studies g Molten Arms school in Washington D. C., this week.
 YAIE STUDENTS RETURNIN to college in New Haven next wee nre. Jack Wheeler of Beechwoo avenue, Macey Wheeler of Park av, iuue. Frank Wi1mot of Clinton avenu lAnds;Conrad Lasher of Fairfield
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