The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-14
BEDDING

Fedding. Aug. 1A-Deeds were re- trentIy filed in the town clerks office iby which stephen Sanford makes con lreyance to his son, Emory P. San i1ord. of the real estate comprising two bonds and several buildings in Pleas lant Valley. the property being that fichfedy involved in the changes plan tned by the Bridgeport Hydraulic Go. las part Of the program for safeguard ling it's water supply against contam- fination- The buildings transferred 1n- ! clude two ice houses and a slaughter house. but not the family residence or the large horse barn adjacent Aside from this conveyance the situation re- mains as before. Mir. Hoggson has heard nothing further from the water lcompany regarding his proposition for "a, change of program which would save the main pond and there is also no word from the company as to their I aeceptance or rejection of MT. San lords offer to sell them his entire property. 1t is rumored that In case syoung MT. Sanford gives mp his pres ent plant in the valley he will prob sabIy erect a large building just below A H. Senford's residence on the Ridge for use as a meat market and general store
 ! Albert williams has been strongly ! inclined to make his new stock barn Of concrete and steel frame construc- aian in order that 1t might be f1reproof, fbut after obtaining estimates for such a. building the comparative cost deter imined his decision in favor of wood. IIVork upon it will be begun at once lby Builder Eugene Adams. who. has tJust completed for MT. Williams a, hay
 barn 80 by 70 feet. In this there is .now stored nearly 100 tons of timothy lhay, cut the present season The stock
 barn will be 100 by 30 feet with nine I9eet posts and a concrete floor through
 out
 Unless payment is made in the brief time remaining ene town will sell to- morrow for back taxes and the fore closure charges three parcels of real iesta4e- One is the Masterson property
 at the Center the owners of which ihave promised to settle before the sale
 hour. Another parcel, located near the Glen. belongs to the estate of H. B.
 Fanton- The charges against this are ss5.s2 The third piece is located in the southeast part of the town and
 belongs to EmmeIine Gilbert Upon
 this there is due s77.46 of taxes and Hosts of $44-5O.
 I Albert Bigelcw Paine the author, ,SEhose home is on the west side of the town. sailed for Europe<today, accom- ipanied by his Fifs and their two iyounger daughters They expect to be
 absent a year. during which time the girls will remain at a school in Ger many and Mr. and Mrs. Paine will l4our extensively, relying largely fov characterization upon their auto which I1hey take with them Their eldest idaughter is a student at Barnard Col f1ege. New York
 At the Catholic church in Bethel at H.sO o'clock this morning, J. Patrick hsuIIivan and Miss Margaret Reynolds. Fboth of Sunset Eill were united in married with a nuptia1 mass of which ,Rev- Father Keirnan was the cele-
 brant- Miss Kate Reynolds, sister of t4he bride, was bridesmaid and Frank iSu7livan, brother of the groom, was s lbest man Immediately after the cere- a17ony, which was attended only by the relatives and a few intimate friends tDf the contracting parties, the newly married couple left on a trip to Wash 4ngton. D. c.
 The stone cr1sher which will break enp the trap rock for the LonetovEn Etate road has reached the quarry near ifhe Putnam Park road after a troub- iJous journey from Bethel the trouble
 being caused by the staI1ing of the l7nachfne in a rut of it's own making, trhe 1aiborers employed on the road making job will have living quarters lin the old hometown school house. fTrirst SeIectman Charles Sanford has been appointed supervisor Of the con- .Etruction work by Com. Bennett
 The Overland auto presented several ysnonths ago. by Henry Sanford to the Misses Emma and Ruth Reid will be taken by the latter who is now Mrs. lRaynond Cunningham, to her new nome at Hosaac, N. r. Its transfer, however means nc loss to Miss Reid, las aTr Sanford will give her another Ito replace it The incident recalls the Idoatfng newspaper paragraph anent f4he millionaire who expressed surprise Ithat people should ever be disturbed tYa~t the Christmas gifts they had se- i1ected might prove unacceptable. 'I always give automobiles, said he, and they always seem to suit"
 The Methodist church fair given at Grange Hall Last Thursday afternoon ana evening was a notable success Arancfally and otherwise, the net re- ceipts being s150. One novel feature consisted in the placing on sale of var sr,r,e etar1e commodities such as a bar suua of aalt i'm packages cereals, bottled