The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-31
WESTPORT

J. Frank1yn Bradley of Boston, who has been the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs Gredertck Bradley. at their home in Saugatuck, sailed Friday for Florida, where he will spend the win ter in the interests of the Boston firm by which he is employed.
 On next Monday evening the West port Muslcaf Society will present Ed ward Avis. the; renowned bird mimic. at the W7estport opera house MT. Avis is unrivaHed in his remarkable talent, having spent much of his time in the woods studying nature. He is a musician also and will entertain c1everly with his violin in connection with his remarkable wlhfstling num- bers.
 A quiet but pretty wedding took place Saturday evening when Miss wellford Lewis, became the bride of George S. Lewis, son of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis. The ceremony was per formed by Rev Kenneth Mackenzie at tiIy gowned in blue mesaslfne with a large black picture hat She was at tended by her aunt, Miss Abbie Broth erton, who wore a blue tailored suit and black hat The best man was Charles Lewis brother of the groom MT. and Mrs Lewis will reside at the home of the brides grandparenfs. Mr and Mrs. Ben Brotherton, in the Rose vile district.
 The funeral of Garrett Murphy. one of Westport's oldest residents, was
 
 from the Church of the Assumption Interment was in the Catholic ceme- tery on King street.
 MT and Mrs Lewis Mills have re- turned from New York city where they have been spending a, few days as the guests of relatives.
 A reception is to be held fomorrow at the home of Rev. and Mrs Kenneth Mackenzie at the Trinity rectory.
 Mrs James Mills and daughter, Miss Isabelle, visited Saturday with Bridge port friends
 In the latest issue Of the Smart Set'' the frontispiece picture was from the brush of Lawrence Mazzanovic1, of Wright street. Westport The pic ley of the Loing, Moret. France" The employees of the Sallgatuck Mfg Go are enjoying a. vacation while in ventory is being taken. Mrs. William Welsh has returned from a. visit with friends in New E1a,- ven. Belden,s block by order of the fire warden and the selectmen.
 Relatives from Brooklyn and New York have been entertained during the past week at Hawthorne Inn by Mrs. John Fike.
 A party of friends were entertained at the home of Rodney Tyler on North avenue, last evening. Whist proved to be the chief attraction of the even
 MT. and, Mrs. Daniel OBrien have entertained relatives rom DanDaDry al their home.
 Miss Catherine Hutt has resumed her duties at the local library after a vacation spent in New York. Charming P. Harris, cashier at the Westport National Bank, has been un- 1 able to attend to his duties the past week owing to illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Nichols have after being entertained by MT. and Mrs. Frank N. Taylor.
 1 The Current Events Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Miss Keeler ait her home.
 1 Rev. w. H. Moe is expected te preach his first sermon in the Con- gregationa1 Church next Sunday al the morning service.
 Views of the WeStport wreck were shown at the Westport opera house | last week
 The firm of Lyon & Kaiser has beer dissolved my mutuad consent, and the | business will be carried at the old ! stand by J. P. Lyon, with whose abil- ] ity in the plumbing line the public are thoroughly acquainted. 1 Vernon Lewis, who it will be re- menlbered was thrown from a bakery l wagon and struck by a trolley car g few weeks ago, and who was operat- l ed upon for the removal of a cslot o1 l blood, is said to be suffering with 8 1 loss of memory and it is thought thai 1 the young man may have to go back l to school. The operation was suc- cessful and in other respects the young mans health is rapidly gaining. 1 A shoot is being planned by thf