The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-28
WESTPORT vIGILANT HOSE COMPANY
 TO PRESENT PLAY
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 Westport, March 2S-Vigilant Hose nual dance and fair to be held on the evenings of April 13 and 15. On the second evening a play is to be pre- sented by amateur talent. All of the young people who are to take part have been in amateur theatricals be- fore and a first class production is assured. "A Paper Match is the ti- tie of the play, which is to be given by the following cast of characters: Aunt Sophrony, a maiden lady, Miss Mary Brady
 Rose, her niece, Miss Mary Driscoll. Sam Hunt, in love with Rose, Ed ward Lnxweiler.
 HeZekiah JehOsophat Brown, a SOl- dier, Albert Linxweiler. sThe play was originally presented in Alumni hall, in Westport, Mass. Re- 1 hearsals are going on regularly and a fine production is assured TROLLEY SERVICE
 AGAIN DELAYED
 The trolley service on North Main street was yesterday delayed for a short time, early in the morning, by the derailment of car at what is known as Daly's Curve, on North Main, at 7:45 a. m. The car was in
 
 and Motorman James Conway, who sent to the car barn for aid. The car was replaced on the rails in the course of a half hour, and service resumed.
 BALDWIN-HALL WEDDING.
 The many friends of Arnolds Bald win of this town, and Miss Estelle Hall Of South Norwalk, will be pleas oy,t1 ,icya1 So loor of fhni, r. rnage, Monday afternoon, in Stam- ford. The affair has been kept quiet for some time and for this reason the announcement will be somewhat of a surprise. Both parties have a. large circle of friends who wish them hap piness for many long years to come.
 TRACK INSPECTOR RESIGNS.
 Robert Colbert, who for six years has been one of the best known and most efficient track inspectors in this section, has resigned from his posi- tion with the Connecticut Company and will devote the summer to rest and recreation, making his home in this town. Mir. Colbert came to this many friends here.
 NOTES ABOUT THE TOWN.
 The final accounting of Samuel A. Purdy, administrator of the estate of Hannah c. Baker, was held yesterday before Judge Bradley of the Probate court, and the estate was ordered closed.
 The new dome has been finished on the Saugatuck Methodist Church, talk ing the place of the steeple which was blown off by the storm of Feb ruary 21.a Painters are now engaged in painting the church and parson- age.
 Miss Marjorie Purdy returned today from Ashburnham, Mass, where she is a pupil at Cushing Academy, to spend the Easter vacation of two weeks with her father, Samuel A. Purdv.
 Thomas Cronan, contractor, is build ing a house. for Amy Dolge, on the Norwalk road
 A few of the young men of the town are practicing running, with the intention of organizing running team in town. Those most promi- nent in the move are John Duffy, Frederick Jennings and Cornelius Lon don.
 A large addition has just been com pleted at the residence of Mr. and Mrs B. c. Birge, of Greens Farms. Tuesday evening MT. and Mrs. Birge gave an old-fashioned house warming party in celebration of the event. Dancing and games were enjoyed, and refreshments were served, after which the party broke up at late hour. The three-weeks' old daughter of Mrs. Mary Kelly Welsh died Tuesday at the town farm. The funeral was in charge of Undertaken Charles Fla ble.
 The regular meeting of Temple Lodge, No 65, F. & A. M., will be held this evening at their rooms in the Fable building. The report of the committee appointed to make plans for dedication service will be heard and it is probabl ethait definite action will be taken.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Banks are en- tertaining MT. and Mrs. s. B. Davis of Philadelphia, Pa