The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-04
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1t was said, yesterday, in town that the rep ,rt to the effect that Mir. Harold Lowell, the new town clerk, hardware store, is rather premature, if not misleading. For, the present things will continue under the pres ent management
 The latest news from Robert Rus sell, who is at Lakewood, N. J., is to the effect that he hopes to be out and able to resume business inside 8 fort night.
 Mrs. Rufus F. Bunnell, her daugfl- ter, Miss Bunnelll and Miss Sterling, left town this forenoon for California
 Robert Lewis, who came home from Chicago, to spend the holidays, returned on Saturday on the o'clock train.
 Miss Lettie B. Bennett came up to town on Saturday from a reStful va cation in New York.
 MT. Frank Hawley, of New York, was visiting in town over Sunday
 Yesterday William Peck, the veter- an ice dealer, began to harvest a crop of ice from Peck's pond. Charles Lasiter and William Blam- ey took a boat Sunday night for New York, with the intent of doing the automobile show yesterday.
 Capt. and Mrs. Thomas A. Clinton, who have been spending the holidays in town, returned yesterday to Nor folk, Va.
 Services every night this week at the Methodist church.
 MT. and Mrs Rogert Jagoe are home from 8 visit to Waterbury of his carriage and landed against a teleg4sp.l pole.
 MT. Lewis Bierce has reached the age of 57 years.
 Mrs. Harold Lowell and Miss Hines are spending, a few days in New York.
 The subscription dance given New Years evening at Red Mems hall was quite a social success and well at tended.
 The little Knights of King Arthur have chosen Basil Merrill for their Fred Aufford for treasurer, and Johnnie Baldwin to act as sentinel.
 The society of the Congregational church held it's annual meeting last evening to transact business and elect officers.
 Rev. E. N. Cornwall officiated at the recent funeral of Caroline E.
 Mrs. David Coe has gone to Brook 1yn, N. Y, for few days. on a visit to. Miss Jennie I. Williams, of that city, who was recently visiting in town.
 Theodore Hines has been down to New York to take in the Hippodrome
 Miss Marjorie Lewis assisted at the reception given in Bridgeport by Mrs. Tracy B. Warren to the members of the Yale Dramatic Association.
 MT. Swinden, with his daughter. went to Meriden for New Years.
 Our new blacksmith on the Ferry Road is MT. Robert He1tzel, who has bought out an old stand
 MT. Charles Breen. of Scotland. has been visiting in town. He prefers American to the land o'cakes.
 Nearly all the pupils in the Metf1o- dist Sunday school are wearing stars real gold, gold plated and silver. They were won for punctual attend ance.
 MT. and Mrs. Arden L. Judd have been visiting in Milford.
 Roger Nelson Warehouse, son of Mrs. Adelaide Warehouse, Main street was married on New Years evening to Miss Adella. daughter of Mrs F. A. Dietz of Bridgeport.
 Chauncey Lewis and Donald Sam nis have been visiting the auto show in New York at the Madison Square Garden.
 A very delightful Christmas con- cert was given at the Methodist church on Sunday night, and a pleas ing program was rendered. in which the new piano took a prominent part. Among those assisting in the musical Miss Johnson and Miss Drew Mildred
 thorn, Ethel Harrison, Harry Bar mum, and the Misses Assum, Barnunl, Aufford and Osborn. Mrs. Elliott w. Peck played the piano, and Miss PhOda King the piano.