The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-27
STAMFORD

Owing to the fact that good many tickets for the whist 4,,, giyes D;sn. by ene sne sold before the day sel for the enter tainments sum not far from S5 was netted-
 nor will be nominated for chaplain of the Connecticut Ancient Order of Hib- ernians. and if he is the prediction is made that he will be elected a meeting of the Maccabees at the house of Mrs Wood. on lower Strat- ford avenue, near Hard's corner All the ladies ought to be present.
 MT Timothy Ahearn has found em- plovment in the Singer Sewing Ma chine works and has moved to Haliett street. Bridgeport
 Town Clerk H. P. Stagg has been In Philadelphia for a number of days. where he went to spend Thanksgiving with his daughter.
 A marriage license has been issued in town for Charles T. Resell. aged 25 a nachinist, and Miss Anna Strum- beck
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. French and family of Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs Frank Samnis on Watch HILL
 MT. David Goes sons yentured to come down to town on Thanksgiving Day from Waterbury. intheir auto mobiles
 Constable Rowe Wheeler has been in Torrfngto recently
 The poultry show which opens m exhibits from Albert Anderson of tins place.
 te-tained on Thursday Mrs. Carrie Fuller, Harrison Fuller and MT and Mrs A T. Peck
 1t is announced that about s2 people attended the last dance of the Assem- bly Club. The weather was just hor- rid
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Smith and MT and J. H. Thompson took their Thanksgiving dinner at Greens Farms.
 It is hoped taht the new chapel at Devon will be ready for dedication the second Sunday in December.
 There was a decidely sim attendance at the churches on Thursday
 It is Newtown Reed who Is building A new house on Blakeman Place.
 Morton Reed does not contemplate - building at present
 The brick layers are hurrying up the walls of the addition to the center school house. and hope to have the frame" up before winter sets in ser iously.
 home from Providence for the hon-
 Geo. Mitchell has found work with the Stratford Oyster Company.
 MT and Mrs. Frank E. Blekeman have for a guest Miss Edna Kingsol- yer from the state of Illinois
 Miss Frances Blakeman came home from wiIbraham Academy for the hoi-
 Mrs. Robert Wheeler and her boys spent Thanksgiving at Bay Shore.
 There was quite a jolly fam ly party on Thursday at the home or MT anu Mrs. Elliott w. Peck
 Nearly all the oystermen employed at Providence. R. l.. came home to eat turkey. including William Lalley. Walter Park. Moses Hyde. Whham Bedell. and Andrew McTaggart-
 Among the young ladies who came up to town for the annual family feast were Dorothy Beardsley from Troy Ruth Havens from Wellesley. and Lot tie Livingston from New York-
 The young man who once cleaned lamps at the depot. and helped himself to considerable sum of money. 1s said. to be but IT years of age. He silk stockings and fur coats for woman He Is still confined. no one having gone on his bonds
 The Blakeman family had a reunion on Thanksgiving day. to the number of about 90. They took dinner at Mir. Stephe- Palmer's in Huntington.
 At Putney Mrs- John Wheeler en- tertafned the Tomltnson family.
 Mrs Alice Clark, who will be re- 1nembered in town as the eldest daugh- ter of Mrs Fall<en. is now living in Somerville. Fayette County. western of the high school and superintendent of the public schools
 MT. Donald Falken has returned from a trip in Canada to his office in Rochester.
 Al the Congregational church the Week of Prayer for Men win be ob- served. In the morning of Sunday. Rev. E. N Packard will preach upon the work Of laymen- At o'clock. can