The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-17
WESTPORT


 as local people attended the lecture at the Staples High school last evening
 by A. W. Wyndham. MT. Wyndham spoke very interestingly on the Pan anna canal and all present thoroughly enjoyed the evenings entertainment.
 A very pretty wedding took place
 Smith became the bride of Cornelius Duffy of this town. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. J. Duggan with a nupttaI high mass In the eve ming a reception was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Kirk after which the happy couple left on a wedding trip.
 Upon their return they will reside in Westport.
 The annual meeting of the Westport Fire Department will be held in the l Vigi1ant Hose companys rooms this evening A fire chief will be elected and as there are a number of oand1- dates in the field, it is expected to
 prove very interesting.
 An enthusiastic meeting Of the Wo-
 mans Town Improvement association
 was held yesterday afternoon at the 1 pleasing session was in order and con- | siderable business was taken up. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fred erick Hubbell will entertain the Cur rent Events club.
 Wellford Lewis has had a telephone installed into his residence
 Oscar Smith has been awarded the l contract of remodeling the old Huen- erberg place in Greens Farms, which
 was recently purchased by Daniel Le-
 " of New York city. He plans to
 make extensive improvements upon
 The Girls Friendly society held a
 meeting last evening in the parlors of Christ church. Miss Gertrude Stowe of Stratford has returned to her home after a visit with Mrs. Welford Lewis
 The members of the sophomore class l of the Staples High school gave a par ty to a number of their friends on
 Friday evening. Dancing was the 1.oI,. A | those present were noticed: Miss Els i ther Parker, Miss Edith L. Chatter 1 ton, Miss Grace Frost, J. Bates, Miss Ethel Barns, Miss Dorothy Lehn, Miss 1 Miss Charity Jennings, Miss Marion Wakeman, Miss Emma Rippe, Miss Miss Mildred Glover, Miss May Book,
 Miss Helen Kinsel1a. Miss Grace Bulk ley, Miss Ruth Bulkley, Miss Rather inc Sherwood, Miss Helen Tovey. Miss | Laura Taylor, William Kinsella, Will liam liam West. S,ifford Wells. aa Henry Ralph Lane, George Meshier, E. P. Dunham, Stanley Taylor, Granville CoIyar, Henry Co1ey, George Westlin, Lowell Jacoby, sherman Child and Castle Taylor on Turkey Hill is | being renovated prior to the occupan-- cy of Mrs. John H. Hull and family of Attorney Edward Bradley has re- turned from a visit in New York city. Miss Martha Baker of Bridgeport has been the recent guest of friends 1 in town.
 Fred Member, William J. Wood and | Edward c! Birge are doing jury work l in Bridgeport this week.
 Installation of the recently elected officers of Temple lodge, No. 65, F. and
 A. M. will be held on December 18th. A number of the friends of Miss 1 Martha E. Mills gathered at the home | of MT. and Mrs. Welford Lewis, Fri day evening, and rendered her a mis-
 cellaneous shower. Many beautiful
 and useful gifts, Including some rare
 pieces of embroidery, were received | and the evening was very pleasantly passed with music and games followed I by a luncheon Among those present
 were: MT. and Mrs. David Mahoney,
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Allen, MT. and
 Mrs. Howard Avery, MT. and Mrs. l Lester Mills, MT. and Mrs. Welford
 Lewis, Mrs. Fred H. Patterson, Mrs.
 James Mills, Mrs. Fred Allen, Mrs.
 Austin Mills. Mrs. George Avery, Mrs. | Roland Stoddard, Miss Sarah Lewis,
 Miss Emma Lewis, Miss Helen Law
 renee, Miss May Duffy. Miss Helen
 Smith, Miss ,Abbie Brotherton, Miss
 Helen Allen, Miss Bertha Brotherton.
 Miss Gertrude Gampher, Miss Lizzie Walsh, Miss Gertrude Stowe, Miss An nie Gampher, Miss Martha Baker, l Walter Duffy, George Lewis, John | R1ppe, Oscar Lewis, Charles Lewis,
 Rodney Tyler and Louis Mills.