The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-29
WESTPORT

The great and long anticipated game of baseball between the mar ried men of this town and Saugatuck, resulted in victory for the latter by a score of A to 2. There was a large crowd, and the married men of Saugatuck made 14 runs. Jos Snifftn was the pitcher for Westport. A collection was taken up for the Women's Town Improvement Associa- tion which resulted in over $32 Ii is thought another game between the two line ups may take place before the season is over.
 Isaac B. Wakeman and wife, with E. J. Taylor and wife of Greens Farms, have just made a long plea sure tour in a Franklin automobile going to Hartford. Greenfield, Ply mouth, Boston, Newport, etc. the Assumption has closed and is re- garded as the best and most success full yet held.
 B. F. BuIkley has made an auto trip to Poughkeepsie.
 Mrs. J. H. Jennings of Greens Farms is at the White Mountains. - There is some politics in town but that William H. Burr of Greens Farms wishes to go to the legislature and that William B. Albin and F. M Salmon are also candidates.
 This evening, if it does not storm Lady Palmerston Lodge, $. Of B.. proposes to take trolley ride to Ro. ton Point.
 The engagement is announced oi Miss Mildred Reeves Taylor, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur B. Dolge to Harold Knox xof Hartford
 Next Wednesday, at the farm o1 Stephen B. Wakeman, Compo, the Pomona Grange, Patrons of Illus. bandry, are to have a field day. Ali ter viewing the farm there will be 6 basket dinner, and as many clans as the Pomona's care to dig. w. M Batcheldor of New Hampshire is ts make the address.
 The entertainment given by Arior lodge, at it's hall, a few nights ago cleared some SIS. Commissioner Pease made an address.
 Early in September Frank ". Brady of Sauagtuck is to wed Elizabett Whitney niece of Franke Saxenmeyel and wife.
 While passing through town a day or two ago, F. T. Holder, of Yonkers N. r., with his family, in large fortune to run into the water tanh which. stands in the public square The chauffeur had turned the car to one side of the road, to avoid run ming over the postmaster's dog. IT doing so the front spring of the car hit the tank and brokeNit. MT. Holder was thrown through the glass wind shield, and had his hands badly cut Selectman Robert H. Co1ey happened ! to be on the spot at the time, and re- ceived $50 from Mir. Holder with which to repair the tank.
 Rev. Sidney R. Cross preached al Holy Trinity yesterday.
 The Republicans will hold caucus at the Town Hall tomorrow evening
 Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie and wife have gone on a trip to Nova Scotia Returning they will stop for a few days in Boston.
 Owing to the cool weather the crowds at the beach are diminishing in size.
 Alfred Reidel of the Farms is re- ported to be seriously ill.
 Gilbert W. Hit, and family have returned from a visit to Quaker's Farms, New York.
 D. A. Salmon and wife from Washington, D. C., are visiting Mrs Salmon on Myrtle avenue.
 Mrs. Daniel Russell of Stratford has been visiting friends in town.
 Darwin Hendershot has gone on g visit to Michigan.
 Addison Austin, Jr., with a party of friends, has gone on 1,3o mile auto trip, which includes Niagara Falls and the White Mountains.
 pr. Brown of the Rutland sanitari um, is taking avacation in Chicago.
 The officers of the Improvement Association will meet on Wednesday with Mrs. Andrew Hurlbutt.
 It is thought there will be about 100 guests this evening at the Greens Farms church, from Stratford, if the storm does not cause a postponement
 Rev. George E. Bishop is visiting ir town.
 One day last week there were 1,00( visitors at ComDo beach.