The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-13
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ter, Miss Helen to Charles KemDer or Wesfport, They were married and left after a reception to the tr1- mediate relatives on a honeymoon to York. Mir. Kemper has been employ ed by his father in his leather tan nery as q foreman for the past few years The happy couple have a host of friends who. will be surprised to hear of their wedding and who will join in extending their good wishes to them.
 The members of the Holy Name SO ciety of the Church of the Assump- ton the making elaborate prepara- held in. Bridgeport. Sunday. The lo- cal society plans to make a good sn0Wlng.
 is spending few days as the guest ! of relatives and friends in town. Clifford MacMullen has accepted a position in the South Norwalk phar- The men of the saugatuck M. E. church met last evening and voted to suppeI .n the near future. FRev. George Benton Smith of Darien de- liyered .A most Interesting lecture on
 W. B. Banks has returned from a visit with friends. in Stamford.
 After spending a. furlough of 10 his home. Fred Huenerberg has re- turned to service
 Mir and Mrs. Leonard Gault have returned from a visit with friends in New York.
 The members of the westport. Gun club held % another si4o shoot ssturday et that there was a very strong wind, they scored as follows: Out of 25 birds; William Petrie. 22; c Eddy M. Meyers, 16. E. Lehn, 16; I. Hen derson, IS; c. Frazier, IA; " Sunder- land. II; Walter Eddy, an amateur, r11o Ia NIIf of
 Work about town on the sidewalks is being rushed by the w. 2. I. A. who plan to have all the different jobs completed before the very cold weather sets in.
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick Ntueski have returned from their wedding trip. ing in the basement of the library. This new organization is rapidly grow tuck. This evening, the life of Thomas Jefferson will be discussed. Following the study part of the meet 1ng og the oe poyg %laa ang ln ond fs will be enjoyed by all who are pres ent.
 port preached, Sunday, in the Sauga- tuck M. E. church while Rev. H. D. Jones of that parish acted in the same capacity in the Southport par ish.
 The annual meeting of the West port library directors will be held to-
  expected that much business of an important nature will come up at the meeting.
 Mrs. Judson Watts has returned from a visit with relatives and friends in New York.
 Fred Gorham is having extensive State street.
 The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Smith was hs1d from her home ian in sagga ment in Willow Brook cemetery.
 The members of the Christian En- deavor of the Greens Farms Congre- gational church have appointed Miss Virginia Park as representative to the convention which will be held in Hart ford. November 1s. IT and and IS. turned from a visit in Bridgeport.
 Daniel Taylor of Clayton, N. Y, c. New \, York, Charles Waiter south Norwalk, and c. w. Vaughan of Bos- ton were guests at the Westport hotel on Monday.
 Charles Silvernail is working in the Yost factory in Bridgeport, having re- signed his position here. state that Thomas Croker, who broke his leg, Monday afternoon at the c. H. Kemper factory, is resting we'll MT Croker was engaged in setting up some machinery when belt caught his foot and started to wind around the shafting. The engine was stopped in time to save the mans life.
 John Dunnigan has accepted a position in the Westport market.
 After a few days business trip in New York, Gustaf Lees, Homer S. Beers and R. T. Lees have returned to their business here.
 On next Tuesday evening Westport will see another large parade which is now being planned by the Demo cratic town committee. The purpose of the parade is to celebrate both the national and town victory of last Tuesday and it is safe to say that over 300 will be in the line of march | After parading the main thorough street to the Town hall where a grand | reception and blow out will take 1 place. The Wheeler and Wilson band l of Bridgeport have been engaged for | that evening. l