The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-22
WESTPORT

l Not much Is being saRa In town at the present about the sewer question. ! The subject has been fhrashed out to 1 the point of telling the people what must be done If they want plant and about. how much it will cost | If the prominent citizens who says there must be plant sometime real- i ly wishes to see one set In operation, ! he now knows just how to get to work. Even if plant with a pumping sta Ition should cost froms $15. 900 to $20.- 900 that is better than running the risk of an epidemic and will prove to be quite as useful as concrete side walks After all it begins 70 look as | if the Wemen's Town Improvement Society will have to solve the sewer age question Saturday a concrete sidewalk was being jaid from the westefn end Of state street bridse.a across Riverside e ming up the hili past Judge Bradiey's- Thanksgiving dinners and family re- unions will be the thing for next Thursday. Among others Mir. and full of company. and among those who win be. seated about the festival board. will be Mrs. L. M. Turhin and daugh- ter. Mrs. C. E Kitfle and son. Mrs.' Whitney and son and Mr. corwin-
 "Wednesday evening the Shepherds of Bethlehem will hold their annual dance at National hall Music by Carver's orchestra and a good time Is expected ts
 Those who w4sh-to take "A Birds eye view of the world" with Mrs E. Taylor as the guide can do so by go- ing to the Congrega atiDnal church a week from Friday evening. After the lecture there will be refreshments-
 There will be a united Thanksgiving Day service at the Church of the Holy Trinity. Rev. Mir Taylor of the Con- gregational. church win preach
 Saturday afternoon Dee. 4th., the church. win hold a fancy fair and . cake and candy sale.
 Copies of the Tissot paintings were exhibited last night, by means of n steropticon at the Congregational church.
 Two or three evenings ago MT. and Mrs ID. J. Taylor of Greens Farms. entertained a number of the friends of their daughter, Miss Martha Tay- Birth i9r upon monr @ the nzsan ruesrs were CT nsc % young ladies from the Hillside school
 Recently MT. and Mrs. Edward Keene were the victims of n tin pan
 E. N. sipperly has purchased in New York a stone crushing machine
 William J. Hager electrician at the
  tack of rheumatism-
 On Thanksgiving day MT. and Mrs. Oscar Smith will have for guests Mir. and Mrs Cornelius Godfrey of New York
 There is 10 be a wedding next We'd nesday evening" at the EpisccAal rec tory when Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, Jr. will unite in marriage Chauncey Barlow and Gertrude Weed
 Judge Marean soon goes 10 Brook 1xrrs for the urfuter Town Clerk Hyatt has gone on e fortnights trip to Mexico
 A new drive Is being constructed in Willow Brook cemetery. ~ MT. George ID, Warren IS in canada MT. and Mrs. william Kinghon have closed their lovely summer residence and gone to New York until next
 William Guyer has been spending several days past at the. pleasant home of his mother. Mrs N. s. Guyer.-
 Mir. and Mrs-< Frederick Robinson, in Plainfield. N J.
 Miss Sadie Taylor Is a guest at the pleasant home of Mrs William Van Schaisk.
 five table whist party A large num- Der of well known ladies thronged the attractive home on Compo street
 There Is a rumor that several houses are to be built on State street.
 Early in December Mrs Underwood will have a cake sale at her shop Miss Schamp takes charge of the Greens Farms school in place of Miss Clack, who has gone to Meriden-
 E. "A. Ganchet has closed out his grocery business In Saugatuck and gone to Bridgeport.
 The Congregational parsonage has steam heating plant
 new map of the oyster grounds about this town is in process of be- ing made. It Is for the benefit of the Shell Fish Commissioners
 The lovely residence of Mir. E. T. Bedford. GreensFarms. is closed for the winter.
 Guests are being entertained at the attractive home of Mir. and Mrs Frank Sturges-
 Mrs. sarah, widow of snas B. sher-