The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
STAMFORD

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 Mrs. F.lmor Beardsley Is visiting in Southbury.
 The son and daughter of MT. Crans- toun were in town over Thanksgiving from New Jersey. They took much interest in the Improvements MT. Cranstoun has made at the old Benj- amin house.
 Mrs. William Bradley and Mrs Rapley. from Greenfield Hill. have re- gently been visiting in town.
 There was a quiet wedding Thanks Rossell. Nichols treet and North ave nue. when he arrived Miss Anna Strum- beck. The ceremony was performed by the Swedish minister. in the new home which Mir. Rosseil has provided for his future residence
 There are rumors that before long concert will be given at the Congrega- tional church for the benefit of the Ladies Aid Society, of which Mrs Robert Sammis Is the president. This evening at Christ church chapel the subject of the discourse will be Personal and Social Religion" Wed neSday night the subject announced Is Missions with papers by the Jun for Missionary League.
 Tomorrow evening Rev. Dr. Rich ardson will speak at the laymen's meeting at the Congregational chapel
 Rev. George F. Farrar has been
 
 Yesterday at the Methodist church he took for his subject christianity, the Hope Of the World"
 Robert Duncan Brandt is filling an engagement as singer in one of the Norwalk churches.
 The Nj. M. degree will be in order tomorrow night at the meeting of St. Johns lodge.
 Samuel Dickinson of Brooklyn, has been visiting in town.
 fG n few days.
 A lot of people wished to go to New Haven on Thanksgiving day to take dinner at various places. but were dis appointed as the train had been taken off. it being holiday and the railroad people thinking everybody would wish to remain at home with the prevailing disa greeable weather.
 Quite a party of local people leave town tomorrow for Florida.
 Mrs Theodore Judson. wife of the lighthouse keeper. has been indisposed for a few days. but Is rapidly getting better
 The pail bearers at the funeral of George C. Chaveile. Jr., were Postmas- ter Bristol. William Buddington, Ken meth Peck and Edward Burritt.
 Rev. T. H. Robinson was the preach CT yesterday at the Bethany Mission.
 A cantata called The Harvest is Ripe" was given yesterday afternoon at the Congregational church
 Persons who came into town last week either to enjoy the holidays or to partake of Thanksgiving cheer. include Herbert Judson. who will winter at the lighthouse with his brother; Mrs. Stanley Y- Beach and son: MT. and Mrs Malcom Patterson of Northamp- riculturaI College; D. R. Stephens of Tarrytown, at the home of his father, Henry G. Stephens on Long Brook avenue; Mrs. syivanus Purdy of White Plains. N. Y-: Warren Jewell from Lawn. N. D.: Bernard Judson and Clayton K Bfakeslee from Danbury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wade Cook went to Yonkers for their Thanksgiving.
 A good deal of stealing from clothes lines in the vicinity of Long Brook
 William Stagg has the contract for the work of altering the house. of James McTa ggart- Judson Place
 Charles Bradley Is again able to be
 For a few days past Mrs. David L, ! Rhoades has been visiting in New York la
 Mrs. Lille Austin is visiting in Bos- ton.
 Clinton Peterkin. well known in town. Is the vice president of the Wright Brothers Flying Machine Com pany. recently organized
 Mrs Charles J. Porter was recently in Danbury.
 A few of those who attended the re- union of the Gould and Harriet Birdsey Blakeman family on Thursday at the residence of Mir and Mrs. stephen H. Palmer of Oronocue, were Mrs Anson H. Blakeman. Col. and Mrs. S. c. | Blakeman. MT. and Mrs Carlos D. MT. and Mrs. Frank E. | Blakeman. Mrs Dwight F. Wakelee. | Harriet B. Wakelee. Mrs. c. C. Wells, | and Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Benton-2s in | all 1
 Peter Aldo. who lives at Lordship | Park found on another mans land | with gun. without a license. was up before the local court on Friday. He | gave a bond for $20 which later was | forfeited
 AS soon as the wires can be strung | the new fire alarm system will be put | in operation.