The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-16
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 by out of town registrars of vital sta- tistics to Town Clerk Pitzschler, it ap- pears that Frank Wachtel of NewtoWn was married November A, 1913, to Madeline Stegner of Brooklyn, N r., at Danbury, Conn, by Rev. l. A. Marsland; also Frederick H. Capew of Bridgeport was united in marriage to Mary Weege of Botsford, Novem- Der 15, 1913. by Rev. John J. Suavely, pastor of Grace M. E. church, Bridge port.
 MT. and Mrs Peter Slater returned from their wedding trip to the brides home in Brookfe1d, Saturday, and party was' given in their honor by MT. and Mrs. Henry Petit, the brides parents, at which relatives from New town attended.
 Thomas P. Mccarthy of South Gen. ter is critically iA at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Sti1lson, in South Center District.
 December 1st a son was born to MT. and Mrs. Stephen B. Rockwell of Haw- Ieyvil1e.
 Tuesday MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Beardsley take steamer from New York for Savannah, Ga, the first stop ping place in their contemplated win ter's sojourn in the southland The same day MT. and Mrs. E. L. Johnson take train for St. Louis, Mo-, where they will spend the winter with their son. Bishop Frederick F'oote Johnson, coadjutor of the Episcopal diocese Of Missouri.
 Arthur and Roy Platt and party from the metropolis, spent Sunday in Peck.
 Mrs. L. B. Booth entertained her brother in law, MT. Walker of Osin- ming. N. r., Sunday
 Thomas Brennan of Hartford is guest of his brother Michael F. Bren- Ia oulavViIIA
 Curnen Beard has resumed his posi- ton with Premier Manufacturing Co-, Berkshire, after a weeks siege with bilious trouble at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Beard. Another son, Charles Beard, is now able to be around after a weeks care by Dr. F. c. Gale.
 Philo Nichols of Bridgeport visited MT and Mrs. James B. Nichols of Mount Pleasant yesterday.
 Civil Engineer Thomas Harrison of Bridgeport is experimenting a part of the work on the Mount Pleasant road operations under Kellogg & Gregory, the contractors Both he and his wife are being entertained by the Misses Carmody while MT. liar
 John H. Keane of Bridgeport made his periodical Sunday visit with his mother, Mrs. John Keane of Gas street.
 MISS CAG1SL1ne hCAduSIl1lu IS d guest of Mrs. John T. sheehan of West street.
 Mrs Alice Northrop holds the town record so far this season for prize porkers, Messrs. Farrell and Heating having slaughtered for her last week a hog which weighed 527 pounds dress ed.
 Willis Lockwood Of Pohtatuck is helping his son, Frederick Lockwood, in getting up the winters lwoodpile. So far ten cords Of wood have been made fit for the fire by his portable saw-nniu.
 An Italian family have purchased the Owen Meehan property at the tun- neI There are five children of school age who are attending the Hanover school thus doing away with closing the school, which action by the school board was feared after the Mahoney children removed to Bridge port and reduced attendance below the minimum number.
 Peter, John and Francis Soanlon were guests Sunday of their father, M F. ScanIon of the borough.
 Miss Sarah E. Fairman and Miss Grace Osborne have closed their pleas ant home on North Main street and have gone to Bridgeport to reside for the winter.
 George E. Wilson of Tashua who has been very sick of intermittent fever fora week is reported as being much improved today.
 John Pickett has closed the sea- sons work with Dr. Charles H. Peck and is reported to have set sail for Ireland, Saturday.
 Henry Carlson. chauffeur for A F. Clark of Brooklyn and Newtown, is now with his mother, Mrs. John Carl son of the borough for a visit.
 Carlos D. StiIIson of Hattertown, is compiling the list of those persons residing in Newtown liable to pay the state personal taxes. A. w. Reynolds, real estate agent, has sold the Wells homestead in Half way River District to Miss S. E. Hal sey of New York
 Mrs. Thomas Raferty and daugh- ter Kathleen, spent Saturday in Dan bury.
 Several passengers injured on a