The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-18
WESTPORT


 At the annual meeting Of the direc- tors of the Jessup Memorial library the following officers were appointed: President Pr William H. Burr ,:7t. of Greens Taylor: treasurer, Judge Daniel B. Nash. Miss Katherine was unani- n1ously reelected as librarian. The number of books given out shows an increase from month to month. The report for the past year was submitted
 Not until ? o'clock yesterday after noon were all the tracks. in Greens travel. The scene of the wreck was visited by hundreds during the day.
 Another large crowd was present and carnival of the Compo firemen. There were a number from Norwalk and Fairfield who enjoyed the evening as we'll as large number of local people. The fair will be closed this evening.
 Two large cars carried the local the Church of the Assumption to Bridgeport yesterday where they took part in the large parade there. They were led by Patrick Oates of Sauga- Miss Marjorie Purdy is in Holyoke, Mass, visiting relatives and friends. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Keyeer have returned from a visit with relatives in Kent
 A C1V1l ton TOT The position in the Westport postoffice was held in South Norwalk, Saturday.
 A party of friends were entertain ed at whist, Friday afternoon, at the Among the guests present were Mrs. Leroy Meeker, Mrs. Nellie Efwood, Mrs. John Fitch, Mrs. George sher- Patchen, Mrs. G. B. Kellogg, Mrs. Thomas TreadweI and Mrs. James Smith.
 Charles Huenerberg, who recently sold his home in Greens Farms to New York party. has purchased house on Howard avenue in Bridge port and expects to move there about
 Mrs. Anson Brotherton of Cross Highway is confined to her home with
 Mis Virginia Park, Mrs, A. A. Miller panied the members of the. Junior C. they attended rally in the South Congregational church
 Rev: J. J., Duggan. psstor of the Church of the Assumption, has re- turned from a visit in Boston.
 w. L. Poland of Indiana spent the week end with, friends in town. holding the lucky numbers at the Fire mems fair in National hall, this ev-
 Several new members were recelved into the American Boys club, Wednes- day evening. The club will meet again this week on "Wednesday night and will discuss 'HTlle Pilgrims"
 Mrs. Charles 3. Meeker,, who has been suffering with severely frac- tured leg for the past few weeks. is
 John Adams died at his home in Wilton after a long illness, Wednes- day afternoon. Deceased was s2 years
 Rev. W. c. Moe of North chelrns- ford, Macs. had charge Of the morn ing services, yesterday at the West port CongrAgational church. The com rnittee on the new minister for the is said with Mir Moe for some time !! and have been endeavoring to get him l here as a candidate for the pastor l ship.
 Miss Mary Wells is visiting her grsndmother, Mrs. E. s. Wells.
 The Kings Daughters, of the Metho- | dist church met last week at the nome of Miss Bertha. Hawkins Among oth- CT business that was transacted, II was decided to give more plays in 1 the near future. After the business served a lunch and all left declaring | her charming hostess.
 Miss Cornelia Pomeroy is guest at the Merwins house the Harbor road
 Miss Daniel Callahan and daughter, A gnecs have clcsed their summer home and gone to New York for the winter.
 Mrs. Samuel Jennings accompanied her son. Stratton, to New York Sat went South with her for the winter.
 The Girls Friendly society, The Daughters of the King and the mem ed communion at the Trinity Epis- copal church yesterday morning.
 Newton Hawkins, who has been en- ployed in the local drug store dur ing the summer months, has resigned and went back to his school duties, this morning.
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