The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13
Skating Entoyed

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 The young folks enjoyed skating last evening at the several ponds The moonlight makes it very pleasant fun It was feared this morning that the snow would cover the ponds, but such was not the case, much to the pleas ure of the boys and girls who have notzshad g. chance torsskate much of ziate.s %=
 Children at Library
 The library has purchased small ta- bles and chairs for the little tots who enjoy coming there and reading the magazines and books for young folks On Saturday all the children come to half-past one and hear stories told by the older girls and play instructive games. Judging from the number who attend, they seem to enjoy this new feature considerably. Womanss Aid Supper On January 29tll, the Woman's Aid society. of the Conversational church will hold another of their popular sup pers in the lecture room.
 Essay Contest
 A number of the High school stu dents have entered in the competi- ton for the best essay on Colonial subjects held by the Connecticut So- ciety of Colonial Danes. Last year mentions were aiwa-ded to pupils of the local schools.
 Personal Notes
 Kfbbe Wells is on the sick list and confined to his horne on Warwick avenue.
 A number Of Stratford ladies will attend the meeting Of the "Wednesday Afternoon Musical club at Bridge. port tomorrow
 Miss Claire whe1an, who is better known as s:The Little Girl in the World and her cousin, Miss Ethel Kennedy, of Bristol, have been visit ing friends in town
 Miss Florence Zimmerman was the guest of Miss Juanfta Hines today. Men was held last night.
 Unclaimed Letters Unclaimed letters for the following are at the post office: Augur s. Beach, Amelia. L. Beardsley. A. R. Beers, o. Beers, Mrs. Geo. R. Deacon. Norman Locke, Katherine L.. Maho- ney, Thomas Martin. Mary T. Mer- 'greger, Haywood Ramsden and Mir. Schwartz.
 Vital Statistics
 The vital statistics in the town clerks office show that in the month Of December there were sixteen births, seven deaths and one marriage. The births were as follows: On Dec. Il. a sen was born to John Danovsky and Kathryn Fitch: Dec 5, a daughter to John Gernat and Kristfna Mitsenko; Dec 10, a daughter to Franklin B. Burton and Anna M. Peck; Dec Ii, a daughter to Felix Wtoodyka and Jo- sic Polovidt; Dec. Il, a daughter to Jeremiah Camtun and Bridget Coyne; Dec. 1z, twins, boy and girl, to Am tonic Madyadra and Angelina zagro; Dec. Is, son to Clifford Winton and Ellen RattelI Turner; Dec. 20, son to JoI1A Dempsey and Mabel Ross; Dec. 21, daughter to Nicholas Babey and Anna Babey; Dec. 9. daughter to John T. MacElroy and Lillian Ste- phens: Dec. 23. daughter to Valent Figlar and Elizabeth Miku1is; Dec. B, daughter to John Tomecak and Ma " Heredos; Dec. 24 a, son to Joseph Novajoveky and Katie Blashey; Dec. 24 a son to Alexander Thurnberg and Gertrude Stevedah1, Dec. 25,- a son to Joseph Remington and Francis. Ger trude Cooksey.
 The deaths for the month are: Dec. 2 Alice M. McAEahon; Dec. 6, Bllen E. Segrue; Dec. 12 Charles Hubba I'd; Dec. II, Mabel T. Powell. Dec. 12. Charles F. AteiI;~ Dec. IA Frank c. Hopkins: Dec. 23, Iver Christensen.
 There was only one marriage dur ing the month, that Of Fred. E. All. word and Mabel M. Butcher, which occurred on December 10th.
 At the Alleys
 Last night the Outlaws took two games out of three from the s. F. D. Following are the scores
 Outlaws
 F. Porter .-.....-. 96 s2 IFS TT, --171