The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-14
WESTPORT

The remains of William H. Guyer have been brought from Tampa Fla, and inferred in Willow Brook ceme- tery.
 It is now known that John Valiente, the Saugatuck Italian, who recently forfeited his bond by running away, went to Italy, where he will doubtless remain.
 Judge Warren Foster has a new au- tomcbile.
 Mrs. John Barlow is recovering from an attack of rheumatism.
 Fred M. Salmon is home from Hart ford.
 The Princess Sunshine Club proposes to hold a St. Valentines social this ev- ening at the Con ngregational church.
 Arrangements are still in progress for the proposed Firemen's carnival during the last days of March
 Leonard Gault is suffering from the grip.
 Mrs. B.'J. s. Newtown has gone to Florida.
 The drilling of artesian wells at vari- ous points in Greens Farms excites a good deal of attention and calls out much village gossip. Now and then the drill sticks in the bottom of the we'll and then the whole town wonders how it will be extracted.
 The East Saugatuck school now has 100 pupils on it's rolls.
 Rabbits have been doing some dam age to apple trees in this vicinity by gnawing off the bark.
 It is said there is a poor prospect for clans when the season opens, as the flats have been we'll dredged by the Italians.
 Dr. William Wheeler has been visit ing in Port Chester, N. Y.
 P iS n slowly recovering his health.
 The ball given by the c. of M. So- ciety of the Church of the Assumption. at National hall. was attended by over 400 people. Besides the dancing there was clog darce, doll drill and a farce called Thirty Thousand Dol lars" Miss Riley and Miss Coyle. the president and vice president of the so- ciety. deserve much praise for the suc- cess of the entertainment.
 It is proposed to put two or three new cages in the basement of the town hall for prisoners. in case of need.
 The next meeting of the Historical of Col John N. Partridge, State street, this evening. Major F. H. E. Ebstein of the United States Army, will talk on Frontier Life.' He served through the Civil War and in the In- dian campaigns of the West.
 The last session or the MuS1caI SO- ciety at the residence of MT. and Mrs Albert U. Smith is spoken of as very delightful and especially good. The star of the evening was Mrs. Antoin- cite Daniels of Danbury.
 Samuel A. Purdy has made a brief visit to New York.
 There will be a Lincoln Washington supper, given by the men, on the even ing of the 17th at the Methodist church.
 Howard C. Fairchild has obtained the highest general average in a re- cent examination for the post office service.
 ''The Gospel in Latin Lands' was the subject of a talk at the last meet ing of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregational church.
 Miss. Molly Bennett, Compo street, soon goes to California.
 Thursday evening a surprise party was given to Mrs. Mary B. Sniffin, Washington street.
 Mrs. Mary B. Jennings of the Farms. has gone to Charleston, s. c.
 The last meeting of the Current Events Club was held at the residence of Mrs. Ambrose s. Hurlbutt.
 John Muth of Washington street, re- gently broke his leg while stepping off a car at Norwa!k. Dr. Nolan reduced the fracture.
 On Thursday the Current Events Club will meet at the house of Mrs. w. ?. Preston.