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

Miss Pauline Smith. teacher in the 9th grade zat the Staples High school who also has charge of the music will begin this week to give two after moons to music in the other schools i of the town.
 Rev. Mir. Edgbert. of Norwalk. de- livered a very interesting address be- school. on Wednesday. all about the history of Thanksgiving Day He gave q graphic description of Ply mouth Harbor. as 1t was seen by the the forbidding wilderness when the first Thanksgiving was held
 Principal and Mrs Boyden of the Msss stsDes schoe h0e5s ysnt tsnr t1 with Mrs Boyden's family.
 Miss Chatterton. one of the teachers in town. passed Thanksgiving in We hawken. N. J.
 Sometime last Friday& night. while everybody was looking at the eclipse of the moon. thieves broke into the Reynolds garage, at the western end of the State street bridge. and helped shoes" and pipes which are a part of the outfit Of automobiles No clue as yet to the thieves
 Not a peep is now heard in town about the sewer question. although some of the oldest inhabitants think there must be sewers before the year 2.00o.
 A few days ago. one George Hill, described as a localite, while drunk assaulted Mrs Jesse Brundage. and as she fell one of her limbs was brok- en- It is thought Hill imbibed a lit tie too much foolish inspiration" in order to celebrate Thanksgiving. It is said Kiah Kemper is hot on the trail of the inspired individual. but up to date he has not been>apprehended E Mrs Walter Meeker has returned to New York
 MT. ard Mrs. Neil Mitchell are home from a visit to New Haven.
 No more clay pigeon shooting until Christmas. owing to the sun shining
 Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie ohiciated at the funeral of the late Mrs. Sidney Watts. The remains were taken to
 The Aitruistic society will give a fair at the Methodist church this week.
 Mrs F. O. Simpson is reported ser iousIy i'll at her home on Lincoln
 A few evening since at the rectory. Rev. Mackenzie united in marriage Chauncey Barlow and Gertrude Weed both well known in town.
 Miss Clara Fairchild. Greens Farms will work, for Crofut 6 Knapp at So Norwalk
 Miss Katherine Wilcox, proposes to reorganize an Audubon society at the East Saugatuck school
 Town Clerk J. G. Hyatt is expected home from Mexico, the latter part of next week
 Tomorrow is St. Andrews day and will be observed by the Episcopal church.
 .. The Boys Brigade concert. few rights since, at National hall. is re- garC ed as success. Miss Olga Bid- well pleased with her recitations and violin selections.
 Miss Ruth Mcfarland was home from PhfladeIphfa. for the holidays
 The East Saugatuck school is soon to have a new piano.
 Miss Potter. said to be the daughter of the late Bishop Potter, of New York. will remain in town during the winter.
 Trinity church has made an offering of s70 of the Norwalk hospital
 Miss Ruth Reed is substituting at the Town Clerks office.
 Next Thursday afternoon the Cur rent Events club meets with Mrs. Eugene McKenna.
 One saloon on Main street has been closed up and the goods taken to South Norwalk.
 MT: James Brown, who was recently killed at Cos Cob. had but a few weeks ago moved from this town to Stam- ford. He leaves a widow and three children.
 There will be special services all the week at the Greens Farms church. by Rev. W. NJ Strayer.
 MT and Mrs. Oscar Smith. Sauga- tuck. recently gave a whist party. The guests included: Mir and Mrs. Frederick Bradley. MT. and Mrs. J. K Gault. MT. and Mrs. Frank Arde. MT. and Mrs. D. B. Bradley. MT and Mrs. Charles Fable. MT and Mrs Will lis Jones. MT. and Mrs. Frank God frey, Mrs. Soule, Mrs. Henrietta Stuart. Mrs. A. U. Smith. and Joseph Morton.