The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

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 Of considerable interest to local residents is the wedding tomorrow evening of Miss Edna Frances Bulk .ley.s daughter of Mys. Anna HhIkleys to MT. Clayton Elwood, son of Sherin FL wood. The ceremony will be held at the Buikley home in Greenfield HILL. .a
 IL was with deep regret that resi- as asafs ef es tes tsEs t a1s 1lsssnsS @ ys.srday of Fairf1e1d,S oldest and most res g. shock Friday morning from which he never rallied. Because of his ,ad- vanced years there was no hope held out for his recovery. He Hae q most sdevout Catholic and fofS b&fGte the, organization of St- Thoi1ass old St, James church in Bridgeport. The funeral will be held to-morrow morning from his late home in Spring street at o'clock and thence to St. Thomas church where a high mass of requiem will be sung. The interment will be in St. Thomas cem- eteTy.
 The Junior Christian Endeavor of the Greenfield Hill Congregational church will meet Thursday of thiA week instead of Friday. the regular meeting date. as
 SeTX1CeS at the 6feenaeIQ dUl Con- gregational church were in charge of Congregational church, Bridgeport on Sunday. In the evening the service was in charge Of MT. A. R.. Parnh- ley, a divinity student at the Univer- sity of North Carolina, s The Ladies Union will meet Thur day afternoon at the. grange hall. A basket lunch will be- served. - .l
 The next meeting of. the grange will be held at the grange hall and will bein charge of Overseer J. BrQth- erton Clifford.
 John Buckfngham of Southport Is an automobile enthusiast but he. does not think we'll of tires that are ad- Buckingham purchased a neW car. New tires came with tine outftt Sun day on trip to Derby one of the tires gave out. What's the ansWer Sunday the members of st John tha Baptist society attended, n1as6 and communion at St. Thomas' chnrch in present A special mass at o'clock was sung by Rev. Father .OdeH.
 A daughter was born to Mfr and Mrs William Sherwood at their home in Southport yesterday morning. The little tot tipped the scales at 9 lbs. Mrs Sherwood and the little one are doing well. z
 William Mills Of Greens Farms is slowly improving from his recent ill- ness but will be confined to his home for several weeks to come.
 George Eddy is confined to his home in Southport with an attack of heart trouble.
 The barn of the late Charles Mills will be the scene of merry gather ing Thursday evening June 27. It is one of those old fashioned barn dan ces. ss
 The flair of the ladies of the Greens Farms church started this af- ternoon on the lawn and in the Sunday school room of the church. The fair will continue to morrow and Thursday. The ladies anticipate sthat the fair will be the best ever held ur- der their auspices. The opening tc- day argues for a complete success. This evening public whist will be held under the auspices of the WO- mems Town Improvement association at Fables hall in Westport.
 Miss Marion Dunhan. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. V. B. Dunham IS one of the graduates at the New Eng land Conservatory of Music. Boston, to-day.
 Henry s.. Burr and family are now occupying their cottage on the beach having closed their home in Center street.
 The members of the Girln' Friendly Society of St. Pauls church are plan- ming to, hold a supper on July 4.
 Clinton Sherwood will be home this week from Far Rockaway where he is 8 member of the graduating class of tf,A high ScfloOls of that place.