The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-19
WESTPORT

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth A. F. Beardsley was held yesterday after noon from the home of Miss Catherine Wilcox Compo street. Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie of1cfated and the body was taken by Funeral Director Charles F'a- ble to Portland. Me.
 Reports from the Norwalk hospital injured last week, is getting along nicely. .+
 The annual fire district meeting was held Wednesday evening with large crowd in attendance.
 Among those who attended the re- ception given in honor of MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Duffy at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harry Kirk on Maple avenue, were noticed Mr. and Mrs: David Mahoney. MT. and Mrs Daniel O'Brien, MT. and Mrs. Leslie Mills. Mrs Clarence Allen, MT. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Henry Avery, MT and Mrs. George Avery, MT. and Mrs. Wellford Lewis. Howard Walsh Miss Lizzie Walsh Miss. Rose kiaski. Miss Hattie Baker, Miss Jen- nj eBaker, Mrs. Fred Allen, Miss Der tha Brotherton, Miss Abbie Brother ton, Miss Irene Curran, Miss Helen Connors Miss Margaret Marvoney. Miss Martha Mills, Miss Margaret ion Jennings, Miss Maggie Scuddy, Miss Nellie Scuddy, Mrs. Mabel Avery, James Dahoney. Frank Owen, Rodney Tyler, T. Madigan. Joseph Feeney, Edward Leinxw weiller, Curtis Eddy, William Myles, George Lewis, Charles Lewis. and George Avery, Jr.
 Mrs. George Hunt has returned to her Cornpo street home after spending the past week with relatives in New York
 MT and Mrs Martin Nolan. has re- ceived a present of a box of oranges from MT. and Mrs. Frank Sturges, who are spending the winter in New smyrna. Flor da.
 Miss Helen Staples and Miss Dorothy Taylor are enjoying a vacation from their studies at Hillside Seminary, Norwalk, at their homes.
 Postal cards have been received from MT. and Mrs. Horace Wakeman, -Jr., who are spending the winter in California, stating that they like the climate so well that they are serious ly thinking of permanently residing there.
 The condition of EIbe Sherwood, who recently underwent an operation at a hospital in Bridgeport, is very
 The Jobson-Gifford Company. are to use a. building 150 feet by 50 feet in Saugatuck, which will be used for a store house, in their work of e1ectri- flying the road Saugatuck wiM then be the central point from which they will work.
 MT. and Mrs George entertained a numb of their friends and relatives a t their home last week in honor of their 12th wedding anniversary. The -eTening was pleasantly spent with music, games, and dainty repast was served. They were the recipients of a number of valuable as well as useful gifts. -t
 The regular monthly meeting of the school board met with Supt. G. c. Bowman, Tuesday evening, in the Sta pies High school. Routine business wastransacted..
 MT and Mrs Walter Edmands were the recent guests of friends in the Rosevi1le district.
 An interesting meeting of the Wo- mems Town Improvement Association was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs w G. Staples in State street.
 Mrs. Neil R. Mitchell addressed the League, Tuesday afternoon, in Bridge port The subjects discussed were .@rhc Passing of Whitelaw Reid, the Am basador to the Court of St. Jam mes, s.The Panama Tolls, The Wars, and other topics of the week.
 John Duffy has returned from a visit with friends in White Plains.
 Mrs. Alphonso P Jenn1ngs has re- turned from a visit at the home of Rev. and Mrs William H. Brown of North Bridgeport.
 The following committee has been appointed to decorate the Greens Farms Congregational church for the Christmas festivities: Mrs. Regina Williams, Miss Virginia Park, Miss Emma Rippe, Miss Isabelle Rippe, George Rippe and Henry Rppe.f
 Carpenters have completed the gar age which has been under construc- ton in the Dingee property, in the Farms for the past month. TM