The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-16
WESTPORT

AnO4K Cn9 recent aT11VdIS at the Westport hotel were noticed: A. w. Bosch. K Watson, E. B. Shell, I. w. Hines, J. Brown, Frank w. Hulitt, H. Donneliy. C. S. Pardee. J. H. Downs. B. w Crawley. H. Brown, George H. Eredertcks, all of New Haven, and T. Connor of Palmer; w. J. Beutier of Thompsonville.
 wss solemnized at the Church of the Assumption. Thursday morning, when Miss Veronica Ehman became the bride of George w Sauer of West port The ceremony was performed d by Rev. J. J. Duggan in the presence of a score of relatives and friends. The bride was attra actively gowned in a travelling suit of gray and wore a large picture hat. Miss Julia Dris- call acted as bridesmaid and was be- hat to match Following the cere- 1nony, a reception was held at the home of the bride on Riverside ave- nue- A breakfast was served after honeymoon trip.e Upon their return they will reside in a newly furnish ed home on Riverside avenue.
 The Farmers club will resume their weekly meetings the first of the New Year.
 At the meeting of the Norwa1k Hospital committee which was held Wednesday evening in that place, Charles Harris of Westport was ap- lee to consider the matter of secur- ing a new hospital Other Westport people interested in the matter were also present at the meeting
 The local schools will close for their Christmas vacation on Friday, Dec. 20. On that day the scholars will present a pleasing programme for the
 The husbands of the members of the Saugatuck Whist club have been Invited to attend the next meeting of that club. which will be held on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. John K. Gault on Compo street.
 The members of the WestpoFt Fire company will hold their annual meet Ing tomorrow evening when they will elect Q fire chief. A lively time is ex- pected as there are several candidates
 Mrs. Myrtle Miller of Saugatuck has been admitted into the Norwalk hos pitaI where she will be treated.
 The regular monthly meeting of sociation was held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. G. Staples at transacted after which delic1oua luncheon was enjoyed
 MT. and Mrs. Tony Carusoni have returned from a visit of few days spent with relatives in New York. Christ church will meet this evening at T:30 in the church parlors.
 The annual fire district meeting will be held on "Wednesday evening at o'clock.
 The officers which were elected Thursday evening by Temple lodge, F. and A. M. will be installed on the evening of December 26 by grand of ficers and Deputy Frank L. Wilder. A special programme has been ranged for the occasion.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis and their little daughter. Miss Irene, were recent guests of friends in Southport.
 The extension to the Krazy Kat lunch room is nearly completed and will be great improvement
 An eye specialist from New York tested the eyes of the children in the local schools last week
 The members of the school board will hold meeting tomorrow even Ing when routine business will be transacted
 Mrs George Baker is confined to her home on Washington street with
 D. P. McKenna is spending a few days in New Haven where he has the rnents-
 Frederick M. Salmon has returned from a visit in Hartford.
 Miss Marjorie Purdy was the recent guest of friends in Bridgeport
 Contractor Oscar Smith has the contract to remodel the Huenerberg recently purchased by Daniel Levy of New York.
 A free illustrated lecture will be given in Library hall on Friday even ing. Decem Der 20 at o'clock by Mrs. J. H. Pinney of Brooklyn, N. Y. Those who hear& Mrs. Ffnney last winter will be glad to have the pleasure of once more hearing her The subject of the lecture for Friday evening will be s-The Land of the Incas.''
 An all year license has been grant ed to the COmpo Inn which will be In the future conducted as a first class hotel. It is understood that the Beachside Inn will be granted a sum- Iner license
 A w. WYndham will deliver a lec- ture on the Panama Canal this even ing at the Staples High School. MT. Wyndham is a civil engineer and has been connected with the engineering staff at the canal. He will relate facts from the inception up to date.
 Chica go-While E. G. Atkinson m iesion worker, knelt beside a pros- pective convert at the Pacific Gar den Mission, some singer stole his