The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-31

Gurdon street has returned home from Camp Bailsed, Germantown-on- the-Hudson.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Connors of 94 Center street are spending two weeks at Atlantic City and Asbury Park.
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard l. Crane of Fairview avenue are planning to start during the latter part of the week for Springfield, Mass, where they will spend two weeks.
 George Ellsworth Of Myrtle avenue is spending a delightful vacation with friends at the Thousand Islands.
 Mrs. H. ID. Booth of Wells street has returned after an enjoyable vaca- ton spent at Long Lake.
 John Howard and family of 211 Madison avenue are spending two weeks in New Canaan.
 Roderick NJ. Ludwig, a member of the traffic department of the police force, is spending two weeks vaca- ton in Maine.
 Miss Anna Mcclure, mezzo soprano, and Milton Dayton tenor, will be the sc1oists at large party to be given in Stepney on September 10th by the Sixth District Republican club.
 The 'UIne stowe ChapIeTp w OInen of the World War, will hold a food and apron sale this evening, August 31st, in the O. U. A. M. Hall, 181 State street. Music and dancing will be enjoyed during the evening.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Han1ey of Clinton avenue, have returned after a. delightful vacation of two weeks spent at Springfield and Nantasket Beach, Mass.
 Miss Ada Ha1lock of Trumbun. who is sumnnering in Bristol, was the guest of Miss Hattie Ballou of Porter street, recently.
 Charles Armstrong of Lordship Park will spend the weekend and holiday in New York city with for mer classmates.
 Miss Bessie Flamm of 112s Fair field avenue, returned today after several weeks vacation spent in Lenox, Mass.
 Miss Jennie House of Stratford avenue, has returned after spending a week in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Harding and daughter, Miss Ruth, of Jane street, and William Clark will leave on Sat urday for motor trip to Providence R. l., where they will spend Labor Day.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Parma1ee, of Great Harrington, are the guests of Mrs. Parmalee's mother, Mrs. P. Mo Caul of Black Rock avenue.
 Miss Fannie and Miss Minerva Pious of 115 Roosevelt street, will be the guests of friends in New York city over the weekend and holiday.
 Henry McMahon and William Carey of WinSted are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Andrew McPherson of Clarkson street.
 Tickets for the grand band concert and dance to be held by the members of the Bridgeport Musicians associa- ton may be obtained from any of the officers or members of the association or at the island on Labor Day.
 Miss Anna McGrath of Alfred street, has returned to her home after spending several days in New York city.
 Miss Helen Clark of Crown street, and her guest Miss Elizabeth Chapel of Philadelphia, who has been spend ing several weeks at the Clark home, left Monday for Lake Waramaug, where they will spend a few weeks at mer Miss Clark has been engaged as supervisor of the playground of the city.
 street, is enjoying two weeks vaca- ton with friends in New York city. Miss Eleanor Palmer of Jersey City, who has been spending a month with her aunt. Mrs. Charles Stagle of Clarkson street, returned to her home today.
 Paio If iaf rtr ct | is the guest of friends in New York city.
 Charles Harding of Jane street, left 1 today for Wallingford, where he will | be the guest of his sister, Mrs. Leon Granniss, for several days.
 Miss Catherine Thompson of Jersey | City, N. J., is the guest of pr. and | Mrs. J. F. Shea of IS Alpine street. Miss Louise McPherson of C1arksor | street has returned to her home after Conn.
 Hugo Lundahl of 1ss Poplar stree l is enjoying a weeks vacation in New | York city.
 Mrs. Lymann Hill of Seaview ave nue will leave on Saturday for z weekend and holiday trip up the f1uuSOn Sue " III sup at 1luLhcIOu' | points of interest
 | Theodore J. Mahoney of Jersey Cit! has returned to his home after spend ing several weeks as the guest of MT and Mrs. Arthur Dahlin of Mich ol avenue. Stratford.
 | Miss Grace M. Darcy of North Mail street is spending a few weeks il Providence with relatives.
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 Mrs. S. V. Bosworth of $50 VII Hams street announces the marriag' of her sister, Miss Mildred s. Bray O Boston. formerly of this city to Egg bert W. Lombard. a prominent busi ness man of Boston. After Octobe first, MT. and Mrs Lombard will b. at home to their friends on Rawsoi Road, Brookline, Mass. DENY VILLA REPORT. | Mexico City. Aug. 31-Reports tha Francisco Villa has embarked on new revolt with his old band, wer fr, aJ1fb Drftattve quarters her