The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-30

Miss Margaret Winn and Frederick c. Wilson were married yesterday ait ernoon at o'clock at St. Augustine's church, Rev. Father Charles McElroy officiating The bride was attended by Miss Theresa M. Poke, and the brides brother, Charles Vim. was the best man. After the ceremony a re ception was held at the home of the brides mother, S7-90 Elm street. The happy couple left on an early evening train for a short wedding tour, MT Wilson having a large plumbing con- tract in Providence. R. l., which he must personally attend to. / On their return they will reside in New Britain where MT. Wilson has beautifully furnished home awaiting their occu- pancy. The bride has been the book keeper for the Real Estate Investment Co. on Island Brook avenue for some time and the bridegroom is engaged in the plumbing business in New Brit ain They were the recipients Of many handsome and valuable presents, including @ $500 check from the brides mother MT Wilson formerly lived in this city and has many friends here.
 Judge Howard J. Curtis and County Health Officer George E. Hill will sail for Europe July IT. A seven weeks tour will be made in England, Scot land, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, and a part of France returning home in the latter part of September.
 Mrs. Frederick Rhodes will give musical next Tuesday afternoon at her trance to Beardsley Park. for the ben eft of the District Nurses associa- ton of the Anti-Tuberculosis society. A silver collection will be taken.
 A linen shower was recently given Miss Mary Rebstock, who was married today to MT. Adams at the Fairview cottage Walnut beach. It was tender ed her by number of friends at the BirdSeye-SomerS Co. Those present were: Miss Annie Ochsner, Miss Kitty Wildman, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Wildman, Miss Louisa Meyers, Miss Lillian Cornwall, Miss Louisa Smith, Miss Louisa Watts, Miss Mary Parks, Miss Gertrude Mills, Miss Mabel Eng fish, Miss Edith Pruitting, Miss Alice Spoering, Miss Mary Rebstock and MT. Adams.
 Tom Mack, the well known clog dan cer, has been engaged to appear at the Port Jefferson opera house Thurs day evening with two of his pupils, the Holt Sisters, in singing and dancing turn
 A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Farrell of 226 Olive street. Before her marriage Mrs. Farrell was Miss Louise Harty.
 Attorney and Mrs. Charles S. Can field will sail next Saturday for Europe on the Cunard liner, 'Coronia-" After landing at Queenstown a tour of Ire land will be made and then of Scot land from where they will go to Lon don. Holland and Belgium will be visited and the trip will be completed by a stay in Paris The homeward bound voyage will be made from Cher bourg on the Hamburg line steamer ''Kaiserin Augusta-Victoria' on August 28.
 Charles P. Griffen, who came here six years ago a lineman for the rapidly advanced until he became in specto~ of the private branch ex- changes, recently returned to his home in Truro Nova Scotia. where he has the Truro exchange of the Nova Scotia Telephone Go.
 The wedding of MT. Robert E. Wheel CT and Miss Jennie Curtis Hawley will take place this afternoon at four o'clock at the home of the bride on Franklin street. MT. Wheeler is teller at the First National bank.
 The lawn fete of the Y F. S. C. F of the Peoples Presbyterian church will be held tomorrow at the corner of North and Laurel avenues, to g
 The following participated in the second concert by the pupils of John Adam Hugo at Warner Hall, last ev- ening: Miss Helen Plumb Miss Nan chen Adams, Miss Beatrice Birdseye, Miss. Aimee Atkins, Miss Ruth Ben jalnin, Miss Bertha Lustig, Miss Edna Northrop, Miss Alta Smith, Miss Ger trude Evers. MT. Eugene Hebbard and MT. Earl Barker French The concert proved every bit as creditable as the tirst which Was given the evening be- fore.
 Mrs F. H. Lyle and Mrs. James J. Kennedy of No. 33S Pembroke street, are enjoying a months vacation with friends and relatives in Boston and vii cinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Canfield sail on July Srd for an extensive tour of