The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-29
WESTPORT

wastport March 29.-The engage snent of Charles G. Miller and Miss Bertha W. Jennings both well known residents is announced. Phe groom to be is the proprietor of the krazy Kat restaurant and is a member of khe westport baseball club, for many Eeasons acting as the manager of the OrRanization No date has been set for the wedding but it iS-expected that It will be celebrated in the early sum mer.
 pr. D. w. Mcfarland Is on the lookout for valuable wolf hound which he lost recently. The canine either wandered away or more prob ably was stolen by some one.
 Three resignations of members Of the choir of Trinity church have been received by the church board. Miss Pauline Smith, organist; Miss Cath crime MoCaffrey, soprano and Hernerr Williams, tenor are the three.
 The 1918 reorganization or the Wegtport baseball club will not be brought about till the middle of April when the weather will be better fitted for the getting together of a ball club. Prospects for a representative organ ization~ never looked brighter. It is probable that John Luber who does not allow the fact that he has all the fingers missing from one hand bother him from playing bal, will play first base for the club. Using but one hand L51ber is able to stop the most vicious throw and with equal ability return the ball with the same gIoved hand. At bat he grasps the willow with but one hand but manages to line the sphere out with the best of the boys. Luber will manage the club for the season and should he play will also act as captain.
 The SauRatuck baseball team will also begin getting into trim within a few weeks Jack Sullivan, it is ex- pected, will manage the outfit
 The boys of the Congregational church meeting in the church parlOrs last evening made arrangements for nent to be held at the church next Tuesday. It is arranged to have re- treatments which are to be prepared by the boys who will entertain the girls of the parish. The youths 1n- tend to spring a number of surprises
 Herbert Purdy has returned from Porfchester where he was called be- cause of the illness of his father.
 The Jolly Six are making arrange ments for a dance to be held next Wednesday evening at National hall The eextet includes Fred DarroWs Will liam Northrope, Everett Pillow, Her bert Welch, Perry Hatnes and Aller Morris.
 William Krauee, a Yale student hal been spending the holidays at the nome or ms 16LnST, 6QOApn 0EoSuSSs
 Frank c. Penny, a student at the RenzseIaer Polytechnic institute fl Troy, N. Y., is spending a few days a the home of his parents MT. and Mrs R. N. Penny on North avenue.
 Mrs. Albert Mills is confined to he, home with 8 sprained ankle sustain ed when she slipped on the oellal stairs q few days ago.
 Miss Katherine Crossman of th' Farms is substituting for Miss Doroth: R. Hyde at the Bridge street school Eaugatuck.
 Residents of westport will be pleas ed to note that Rev. c. T. McCann, WestpoTt boy, has been appointed pas tors of St BridgetAs perish in Man chester. Father McCann will cole bra4e his first mass in his new churcl on April 6. He leaves a parish il Norwich with which he has been con nected eleven years and where he ha done most excellent work.