The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-24
llNESTPORT WOMAN
 PROVIDES FOR DOGS
 AND HORSES IN WILL
iAFses Ola Smith Becomes Bride of Mir. IesEze OsDeIR-Death of Miss
 Emma Raymond

CBy Our Special CoTrespondent) | Westport July. 4-Miss Ola Smith, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith of Saugatuck, and Mr. Leslie O'DelI were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at o'clock at i4he residence of the brides parents. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Hubert Jones. pastor of the Saugatuck M. D. church in the presence of number of friends of both families Following the service, wedding breakfast was served and a reception held.
 Under peculiar circumstances, Bruce Rice, a. patient at Dr. McFar- lands at Greens Farms was found in iert beside his machine at the foot of Evergreen avenue Saturday afternoon. When discovered he appeared to have fallen from the car which was backed ,up against a tree. had it's mudguard ripped off and the engine stalled. Dr.. Frederick Powers who was called along with Druggist E. O. Simpson 4examined the man but could ind no injuries It was believed then that he was the victim of some sort of drug. 1t Is the belief that Rice, overcome, lost control of the machine which hacked down the hill and into the tree. He then opened the left side door stepped from the machine went around the car and laid down on the
 
 seems to be the only plausible reason for the positions of the machine and the man The man. was a stranger to those who found him. Through his drivers license it was found that he was one of the patients at the McFar- land place.
 Mrs. Edith Rogers GeI1at1y who died at her home in Greens Farms on Thursday of last week left property a the larger portion of the estate to her 1ausband and her sister. and provides Tor fund of about $1O,o0O from which her horses and dogs will re- +ceive a share. When all her own horses and dogs are dead the funds will then be reverted to the Society for the Prevention. of Cruelty to An ema1s. In providing for her horses and dogs, the will reads, tsfoT. the joint and several benefits of such dogs and horses as may be possessed of at the time of my death, the interest alone to be used to provide such of the above described animals with a good home and the surplus. if any, to be added Ao sthe aforesaid principal, and on the death of the last surviving animal 4he whole amount to be devoted to the American Society for the Proven fion of Cruelty to Animals a trust fund forever, the interest to provide homes for animals
 Miss Emma Raymond died at her home here Tuesday after an illness of Eone time. She was well known throughout town and had many Friends who mourn her loss. She is
 sister to F. M. Raymond and to Miss Kate Raymond.
 The Warren Bros. Co. who are lay Ing the Warrenite, payem ent are now s Well along in. their work into Greens . Farms Yesterday the gang of men laid off operations between Maple av- sknue and Turkey Hill road and went zback to that stretch of highway along tHide the Pequot Swamp in Southport h-his section was passed over a few kkveeks ago as it was found that the Broadway sinks at this point because of khe swamp. The contractors are dig k king deeper into the roadway and will Reinforce the road with blanks over hThich the Warrenite will be laid. An sfold bridge which was under the road Rtvay at this section was torn down yes fterday and another construction of t51eavy timbers put in place In the s1neantime the road was closed vehicles being forced to take short detour Ea.bout the place
 The condition of George Adams is reported as being quite low, that there t4s little hope for his recovery. His Ipon, Dr. Jodn Adams of New York is lan ee2Stant attendance
 5e0Ege A. LSsFroW viii nE-ve charge 5of 41e aucstSn CT the EucS= property in Main street on Saturday afternoon lat z:30 o'clock
 On Sunday evening July 27, the .cho- fTus of the Saugatuck M. B. church lsxiiI render --Pilgrim's Progress
 A tree of large dimensions which died during the past winter was re- moved from in front of the telephone building in State street yesterday
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