The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-10
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 Dr. ". c. Kennedy took Miss Mary Js Iiaugh or Botsford to Roosevelt hospital. New York city, today where she will be operated on by Dr. e N Peck, the celebrated specialist assist ca by the local phyRtclan, who diag- nosed the aiIment of his patient
 l. F p. Carrier Frank BIachn1al l literally chopped his way through the debris left by the storm this week o4, his route. His greatest feat pss 5Iaar- ing the state road from obstruction or massive fallen tree near the resi- dence of IF. M. Greennaan Here after hacking away till there were blisters on his hands he abandoned the fsb ana tried to coax his car over chs backward Scotia road, but here an other tree blocked the way Hs T turned to the abandoned fob ana rs sun1ed operations. Neighbor Greer man generously helped and after a hard half hours work the heavy Atee trunk parted, and was quickly pushed to the side of the road. The genial carrier is thinking of presentin- d blH to the state for wood choppIng
 Several parties from BrIdgeport were in town this week in quest of Holstein cattle as the eIaranfine against New York cattle has shut of that field Q. B Johnson was enRared to look up Possible purchases of cettIs for them
 Mrs Le c. Gilbert has returned from a visit with her daughter. AETa Milo Burr, of stepney.
 Miss Susan c. Short former teacher in the Newtown High school was married at Danbury, "Wednesday afternoon, to A9r. James G. 1GattheEs Hof Hartford Both bride and groom have been engaged in Y M work in Bridgeport for the past few years. Mrs. Matthews is the dauzh- ter of Charles Short of Hattertovzu Her many friends in town are delight ed and have sent in their congratulal- tions.
 Tuesday evening from the Danbury power plant in the early evening caused by a, break or leakage in the circuit resulting from the storm ef- fects- It caught many patrons unsx- pectsdIy, some Families being at the supper table when the lights went out The lamps which had been reIegated to the back Kitchens or cellars had to be communicated to do service for the rest of the night The stores and public markets Fortunately had not removed their gasoline lighting sys- terns, so these were put Tn operation for the rest Of the business hours. The electrical workers found difficulty In locating the trouble in the darkness for the power was not turned on again till after nine o'clock, although the conpany's official promised a break in the service of less than a hal hour after the power was with drawn. This was the first unt0ward experience the users Of electricity have had. but all will now keep their lamps in readiness for the future A fallen tree jumb1ed the lines and made g. short circuit.
 The condition of Ernest Sanford has so far improved the past few days that his physicians believe he has passed the danger point.
 A son was born. Sunday, to aFr. and Mrs. Hobart Werner Of Berk5 shire. thus adding again to the popu- lation of this lively hamlet.
 The Dodgingtown band connected with the DodginEtown Fire company has been engaged to furnish the mu- sic for the Easton Grange. Friday night.
 Robert Cunltffes the contraetor, has done a creditabIe job and improved the residence of E. B. Johnson by adding porch.