The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-14
WESTPORT

f l Westport, April 1.-The Ladies' Guild of Christ church will hold an all day session tomorrow at the church
 Frank Dayton. who recently was ap-. pointed caretaker of the Compo Beach bathing houses, IS seriously i'll at his home in Bridge street. 1 The old fashioned dance to be given l by the Painters union will take place l tomorrow evening at Arion hall 1 Miss Linda P. Thorpe of Kossuth Mrs. George F. Thorpe to spend week as her guest.
 This evening at the M. B. church there will be a reception to the pas tor from 7:30 till g o'clock. The regular uid-week prayer meet the M. E. church
 There will be meeting of the Ladies' Aid society tomorrow after noon at the M. B. church. The Eastern Dramatic association will givessa barn dance at the barn of Charles Mills in Greens Farms on the evening of April 23 1 Posters have been placed around the town announcing the dance of the Nutmeg club to be held in the town l24.
 Miss May wiggins of Milford is wis., ting at the home of Miss Mildred Tay- Tor.
 | R. l., spent the week end as the guest of Miss Ethel Tovey. MT. and Mrs. Richard Taylor spent Sunday with his parents at Bayview. | Judge Walsh was a visitor at the
 home of D. B. Bradley last Satur-
 day.
 There will be a meeting of the Holy
 Name society at the Church of the
 Assumption, Sunday afternoon. The
 society will go to communion in a
 body at the first mass.
 At the formal opening of the Church lof the Assumption hall on the even ling of May 5, the Dramatic society of
 St. Josephs Catholic church of Nor
 walk, will put on a play called .'The I Mountain Rebel. or Erin Go Bragh.' '' As an added feature William Rohde of Stamford, will sing. Master Rohde lis only seven years of age but from past performances critics say he has a great future
 Jack Rose, formerly of Kings High 1 way of Saugatuck has received a Mas sachusetts charter for the Humanolo- gy Film Co. This company is to make motion pictures of the New York un- l derwor1d. Rose will write the photo | plays, design scenarios and take the leading parts. The capital of the com 1 psny is $250,00e.
 Rev. J. T. Langlois. appointed pastor at the Saugatuck .sE. church preach ed his first sermon Sunday. Special music was rendered and very much I enjoyed by the congregation.
 At the gun shoot held by the West I port Gun Club Friday. the first prize | was won by Edward Sturges of Fair I field, who made the high score of 20 The lowest score was 5 shot out of 20 tries. Dinner was served at 2 o'clock ! Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Taylor enter ! tained Mrs. Taylor's two brothers Clarence and William Allen of New
 Haven over Sunday. MT. and Mrs 1 Harry Nichols of Bridgeport were also guests of Mrs. Taylor.
 The many friends of Harry Jennings will be sorry5tos learn of his death
 which occurred at his home in South | port Saturday afternoon. MT. Jen- l nings has been i'll at the home of hfs 1 father with pneumonia for some time The funeral was held from his | home this afternoon, the burial taking place ip Oakland cemetery. | The death of Louis R. Mcdonald oc- cured in New Haven yesterday. MT Mcdonald was formerly a resident o1 I Westport and while here was prom inent in the G. A. R. circles. The fun eraI in New Haven was held at Il | o'clock and the body brought I in time to hold the funeral services al I the Trinity church. Rev Mckenzie of ! ficiating, at 1:30 o'clock. MT. McDon- ald was buried in Wi1lowbrook cemetery. The local chapter of the G. A. R. was named after MT. McDon- aid.