The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-20
WESTPORT

The members of the Miss Dorthy Adams Sewing class were entertain
 Mrs. E. C. Birge in Greens Farms. A very pleasant afternoon was spent with the usual hour devoted to sew ing following which the hostess con-
 County Game Warden Wilbur F. smith of South Norwaik arrested hunting in the woods in the northern part of Westport without having a H- cense. After the arrest was made it four miles before trolley line was reached Town Clerk Hyatt, acting as justice of the peace, tried the case which was prosecuted by Harry l.. Sherwood. Through the fact that the young man applied at the town clerk s !sOfffce for a license on Saturday but . found the office closed, the court was
 s1o.5o. ~ ~ -sos The men of Christ church parish will meet in the church parlors Thurs day evening for the purpose of form ing a mems club.
 Father J. J. Duggan of the Church of the Assumption has gone to Hart ford where he will remain for the James Palus and Lavin1a Ross of NorWalk were united in marriage, Friday evening, by Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie at the Trinity rectory. Ernest Baker Is enjoying a few days yaca ton from his duties with the Con necticut Com pany.
 Waterbury where she will be a week end guest of her aunt. The members of the Westport Gun club have extended an. invitation to Fairfield and Bridgeport to participate in the shoot to be held on their grounds on Thanksgiving day. Master Ralph Meeker of Cross H1EhWaV visited Sunday with his Mrs Fred Patterson.
 O. B. Ryther of Hartford addressed the Greens Farms Congregational church Sunday morning taking for his topic The Work of the Connecti- cut Temperance Union.' A new bridge is being built by the ] where the recent Saugatuck wreck oc- cured
 Miss Marjorie Purdy is spending 8 dss rev ss days y in Tn , aolyoke oa with a former One of Westport's well known fur trappers reports having had skunks and muskrats stolen from over 40 traps this season. He has no clue as to who the thieves are. Among those who attended the rally of the Junior Christian Endeavor. so- ciety which was held in Bridgeport at the South Congregational church Sun day were: Miss Ethel Miller, Miss Jen- nie Avery, Mrs. Regina Williams, Miss Virginia Parks, Miss Regina Williams.
  beth Benicz, Miss Julia Benicz, Miss Esther Benicz and Clifford Avery MT. and Mrs. John Gregory of Saul gatuck gave a reception to 8. number 1 of their friends, Thursday evening. in honor of their fourth wedding anniv- ersary. Supper was served during the evening.
 Rev. O. H. Whitney assisted in the services in the Greens Farms church Sunday.
 Among the recent visitors in town were noticed: c. E. Brooks, Philade1- piaia; Samuel E. Daily, Hartford; John w. Nelson, New York F. H. Gleason, New Haven; B. H. Raynor, Bridge port; and G. B. McInity, Washington. 1 D. c.
 John Duffy was guest in Norwalk on Tuesday evening.
 E. Chappa of Saugatuck has been awarded the contract to build the l Beacon street sewer in Norwalk- He will start the work net week. l Mrs. Harry Woodworth captured 1 first prize at the Friday Afternoon l Whist club which was entertained at i the home of Mrs. Richard Hubben. Miss Henrietta Mackenzie entertain ed a weekend guest, Miss Loretta 1 Blaimy of Southport. MT. and Mrs. E. O. Simpson have returned from a visit with Rev. and | Mrs. Arthur Boynton of Rye. N. Y. MT. and Mrs. w S. Adams recently entertained Rev. E. B. Dean of Mid
 d1etown. formerly the rector of Christ church here.
 Preparations are being made by the Woman's Equal Franchise league of -Westport to hold a tea and cake sake