The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-02
TRINITY CHURCH HOLDS
 FASHIONABLE GATHERING
Daughter of Former Rector Becomes Bride-EEulI Town Tickets to Be
 Voted Upon Next Monday.
FAIRFIELD

1
 a most fashionable gathering yester- l wedding of Miss Isabelle Amalie. l daughter of Mrs. Minnie and the late Dr. Edmund Gui1bert, who was rector 1 of Trinity church at the time Of his
 death several years ago. and MT. l Quincy White Wales of Cohasset, l Mass
 l The bride is a graduate of Smith l college 1911, and is a, most charming 1 young woman with 1egions of friends
 made through her connections ill | church work and local society.
 1 The ceremony was performed at 3:30 I o'clock by the rector, Rev. Richard
 Barton of cohassat by Th Hs s1oeiaua ogua l edifice held large gathering for over l one thousand invitations had been sent
 attended by Mrs. Merton Crash as
 matron of honor, and as brides maids,
 Miss Ruth Reid, Miss Julia Nash, Miss Pauline Wales and Miss Charlotte
 man. The usllers were the Messrs.
 Hansen, Broughton, Merton, Crash and
 Following the church celebration l the bridal party and a few especial 1 guests retired to the home of the
 brides mother where a reception was
 held After a honeymoon trip MT. 1 and Mrs Wales will reside in Cohas- set.
 1 representation to the Danbury fair. | and this year will be no exception. 1 There are many who are now making 1 plans to take in at least one of the 1 days. B. F. Bulkley, Jr-, the livery man will run auto bus on Tues 1 day, Wednesday and Thursday morn field at o'clock. Mir Bu1kley has accommodations for 30 in his bus
 and desires that those who want to take the trip with him notify him by 1 phone beforehand.
 l The annual town election will be
 held next Monday. when the citizens hcers. Candidates for state offices
 and for judge of probate will not be
 ballofd bti for nntil the natieal I9sa elee 1 the two leading parties are printed again for the benefit of the voters 1 Democratic-assess Carl Schmidt: 1 Edward J. Flanagan; selectmen, Hez-
 ekiah R. Elwood and Har1ford B. 1 Lyon; Agent of the town deposit fund, l Raymond Sandiford: eauGdtor. Isaac N. ] Book; grand jurors. James Smith, | Cassella V. Brothwer. Joseph Sturges, 1 Samuel B EVakeman; collector of tax l es, no nomination; constaoIes, Fred erick w. Hawkins. William P. Bulk ley, Leander Hedberg. August Kuhn; 1 registrar of voters, yames H., a, Farrell; l i1ins; RepC pCb1ican-Assessor, Andrew 1 B. wakeman; board of Relief, William
 H, Gould and Charles B. Jennings;
 c. LobdelI; agent of town deposit fund, no nominations; auditor. Robert l c: Hitchcock: grand jurors. Chtus H Perry: collector of taxes, Joseph I. Flint; constables. Charles A. Wintzer, l Leander Hedberg. Gustave Nelson. Stephen J. Brannigan; registrar of voters. William Dalling; town scho ol committee, Moses F. Banks
 The town auditors, Robert C. Hitch cock and AIarton H. Brothweil. are sending out this week to all citizens the annual town report.
 Tie various claSsses in the Sherman jSch photographed in groups on the school steps yesterday morning.
 Jack Lynch the man who made rs1- ral delivery famous returned to his route yesterday after a 15 days Vaca- l ton. Postnnan Lynch spent the lay
 off partially in Jersey and Fairfield
 The Fairfield Girls society held a Miss Mary Sorenson was elected to the office of recording secretary which has been temporarily filled by Miss Anna Drew, the present treaSur- CT The meeting also selected board of governors and house committee The next session of the club will be known as .-Opening Night when the new rooms in the Saum building will be thrown open.
 The permanent pavement contrac- tors made another shift in their plans this week and are now doing their work from Benson'g corner on to- WafOS ASn OT0eh- 1hS SILL 1odHSS stretch of unfinished work between Church street and Bensons corner. The steam roller which broke down the fore part of last week. is still in the roadway The two rear rollers are removed the heavy machine rest ing props.
 Residents remark on the class of students now at Hargrove. There
 are about 8 dozen young men at the school, everyone of whom appears to
 be a gentleman The young men
 come and go about town and mind
 their own business They remind the
 townspeople of some of the former
 students sc different From all ap-
 pearances the young men are here to
 work and are carrying out that inten-
 ton.
 The enga cement of Miss Bessie F.
 Banta of Golden Hill street, Bridge