The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-11
WESTPORT
Special to The Farmer.)

Westport, Dec hit has been re- ported about town that a little trouble was started several days ago in a. home on East Main street, It. appears that a woman by the name of Gorunan gave a sewing machine to her daugh- ter, Mrs. George Carpenter The mother and the adaughter had a little trouble last week and the daughter demanded that the machine which was at the home of her mother. be turned over to her. The ¬her stated that she would not give her anything At torney. Harry Shecwbodc was called into the case by. Mrs. Carpenter, and papers were taken out to serve on the mother When the sheriff went to the house it appeared to be- closed for tn 6 season ;A1rts CarPender went to a rear window and after gaining entrance to the house opened the front door, a1- lowing the sheriff to enter After searching through the house Mrs Cor man was found in the attic of the home Upon being told by the daugh- ter that she had brought a sheriff up to get the sewing machine, the mother told the daughter that if she did not leave the house at once she would in Jure the daughter and the sheriff so badly that they would not be able to leave the house. Upon hearing this the daughter went to the office of a we'll known judge where papers in a suit are to be drawn up.
 Mrs. Thomas Quinlivant of Greens Farms is spending a few days with friends in Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Besase Hoft of New York are spending g. few days with friends on Myrtle avenue
 The Wonen's Foreign Missionary so- ciety of the Westport Congregational church have postponed holding any further meetings until January.
 Rev. Charles F. Taylor of Greenwich o aSfO 0f f11n C<-, gregational church, was in town Tues day calling old friends.
 The Current Events club met We'd nesday with Mrs. William J. Wood of Wright street.
 Mrs. Fannie K. Hunt or State street is spending the weelzAin Danbu1-y with friends.
 Miss May Bazatta of Riverside ave- rue has been entertaining friend from Broollyn, N. r., for a few days.
 MT. and Mrfs. John Wiemond of State street were guests of friends in Bridge port, Tuesday.
 Town Clerk Joseph G. Hyatt made a business trip to Bridgeport, Tuesday
 The regular monthly meeting of the Wiestport Fire Police was held in Wig liant Engine Co.'S rooms on Riverside avenue Friday evening last and sev- erS1 new members were admitted Plans for holding their proposed dance were discussed and the following off cens chosen for the ensuing year: President, Frank N. Taylor; captain, Harry T. Rubey; first sergeant, Fred erick G. Darraw; second sergeant, Maurice Downer; secretary, Harry l.. Helm; treasurer, George T. Glover.
 Edwad Richards spent Tuesday see- ing the sights of Bridgeport.
 The Neighborhood Whist club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Robert . K. GauIt, Riverside avenue.
 Doxri Meeker of Crosshighway have been spending a few days with friends in Fairfield.
 Miss Mabel Andenson of Riverside avenue has returned from a week spent with relatives in New York
 The Freshman class of the Staples High school are to hold a dance and reception some time in January.
 Bertram Jewell of Bridgeport has been a recent few days guest of friends here.
 The Mems club of the saugatuck M E. churuch held a meeting in the church Tuesday evening.
 The Boys club of the Westport Con- gregationaI church will meet with Rev William c. H. Moe Friday evening.
 A photograph concert, by aid of ma chine and records loaned to Rev. Hen ry BIadlock by Thomas Edison who is his personal friend, was held in Christ church parlors Wedn esday eve ming.
 The Athletic association Of the Sta pies High school are to give their play, f'The Teaser,'' in Assembly hall Of the High school building, Friday evening.
 The Misses Annie and Mary Banks, who have been spending a week with relatives in WilliaInstown, Mass, have returned to their home in Greens Farms,