The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-16
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The wedding of John Kotz. of South port, a mason by trade, to Eva Kand1t- ski last Wednesday morning, by Jus tice of the Peace Wakeman. did snot bring all the happiness to Eva which she anticipated. John refused to har- bor her. Eva discovered that he in tended to skip out for parts unknown, and leave her to face the cold world without a helpmate. The result was she secured Johns arrest for non- sup port, and after hearing the case yes terday Justice Wakeman sentenced him to jail for 60 days.
 George Von Holtz. employed at the depot. took day off yesterday for a
 MT. and Mrs. Eli Jennings have re- gently been the guests of William Hall on Sport Hill.
 The Greenfield Hill closed on Colum- bus Day.
 David c. Smith is home from week in Danbury.
 Miss Lena Fariton of the Dwight school, spends Saturday and Sunday at her home in Weston.
 First Selectman Charles Fox has a force of men at work repairing the roads in the western part of the town.
 The Sunday school at Sreenfield Hill is in very flouriShing condition. The number of members is 225 and of these 16O are in the bible class. There are S8 in the home department and 21 on the cradle roll.
 Miss Mary Wells, clerk at the post office, is one who enjoyed the Hudson Fulton celebration. f@
 Mrs Frederick Burr has for a guest Melle Louis von Heinrich, bachelor of music, from Paris. Mile Heinrich is an American woman who has achieved great distinction in Europe. as a. com poser-pianist. She is in this country to complete arrangements for the pub lication of her works, some of which will be played the coming season by leading orchestras. After graduating in music from Yale, Mile Heinrich studied under eminent professors in Leipsic, Berlin, Paris and Vienna. Horace Burr and family have been visiting in New York.
 Louis Hillyear, at his place near Pine Creek, is building a cement barn large enough for a big herd of cows.
 Mrs. Clarence Banks and children of Greenfield Hill have been visiting Mrs. C. A. and Mrs. Fred Jennings at Plattsville.
 John Leahy who went as a repre- sentative from the Order of the Sons of Bethelehem, Star of Fairfield Lodge. Mo- 1S to the recent convention at Wilmington, Del, returned last night; while in that city he Visited the chap ter house of the Knights of Column bus, which occupies a whole block, and is one of the finest buildings of it's kind in the country. He reports good time generally.
 Mis- Alice .Reardon, known to many in town. for the past ten years the telegraph operator at the depot in Saugatuck, yesterday, resigned her position.
 There was small attempt at burg 1ary in Southport a few nights ago. The meat market kept by Theodore Becker was broken into. but not much taken away. The grocery store of Vim. H. Jennigs, was also visited and a new cash register destroyed.
 Mrs. Jessie Pratt is visiting her aunt Mrs. Voorhis.
 Mrs. George S. Hull of Westbrook is visiting Mrs. F. M Roscoe.
 Alfred Churchhouse for a long time manager or helper at the Hollywood Inn, and noted as a local fisherman of more than usual luck. has left town for San Francisco. He was also sex ton of the Episcopal church, and hap pened to be in that building last sum- mer when it was struck by Tightening.
 On the last Sunday of this month it s proposed to give at the Greenfield Hill church, stereopticon lecture on mission work in the West.