The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

lowing students of the High school Wednesday evening: Senior class, Hattie Read. Marion Summers, Israel sGoldstein; Junior class, Virginia 1ounhan, Marion Curtis, Walter Glover. Sophomore class, MoIie Goldstein, Herman H. Oppe, Anna. Corbett: Freshman class, Blanche Gill bert, May FairchiId, Mary Murphy, Sub-freshman class, Claribe1le Troy. Louis Waltersdorf, William Murphy.
 John P-s Heating who has com pleted 9. successful year at St. Johns college, Brooklyn. is home for the summer with his mother, Mrs. John F. Heating, Sandy Hook.
 Miss Marie Maloney, Miss Helen Egan and Miss Sarah Elliott, recent victims of the measles, have fully re- covered.
 Principal Johnson of the High school at the morning. session yester- day awarded the prizes to- the win ners 1.-the Caterpillar contest as fol- lows: First prize $12.50 won by Dan iel Christopher; second prize $7.5O won by Wilbur OImstead and third prize $3swon by Louis Waltersdorf
 Miss Viola Kutscher of Bridgeport and Miss Anna Brenner of New York city a-1umnae of the IIign school at tended the graduation exercises last night.
 Newtown, June 1s-The concrete bridge across the Berkshire brook on
 
 the selectmen is receiving favorable comment of those who travel that way. The structure will be a permanent i'm provement, and a good investment for. the town. Its width is 5 feet between the concrete railings, and has 12 foot span of re-enforced concrete bed, ample space for two autos or teams to pass. It is expected to be open for travel in 10 days.
 Rexzsxz T4r.r,.e < Mr. and Mrs. Richard Egan went to Danloury last night with sNGr and Mrs w. B. Glover by auto to attend the graduation exercises of the Danbury hospital training school for nurses.
 Hosea B. Northrop, an aged citizen of Palestine district ise seriously ILL suffering from Bright's disease.
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Casey was baptized Sunday at St. Roses church. The name given was Dorothy Mary. and the sponsors were Miss Esther Kilbride and Thomas Honan.
 James F. Madigan is able to be around after an enforced vacation of a week due to a dislocated shoulder. He hopes to be able to return to his 'busi- ness in Vermont by July 1st.
 Mrs. Frank Carroll and son, Arthur Of Bridgeport returned to their home this week after visit of two weeks with Mrs. Lucy B. Cavanaugh.
 A car of oil was received at the sta ton yesterday for use on the trunk line from the Sandy Hook bridge to Main street, and First Selectman W. c. Johnson will start today to oil the roadway.
 Mrs. W. J. Beecher and daughters, the Misses Florence and Marguerite Beecher, and Mrs. John Carlson were in Bridgeport, Tuesday.
 A very quiet wedding was celebrat- ed at St. Roses church yesterday, at II a. m, that of Miss Ada Lake, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred Lake of North Main street, to MT. George Buell..
 An infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. George N. Burr of Gray's Plain was baptized Sunday at the Congregational church.
 The next meeting of the fnter-vi1- lage Ladies' Whist club will be with Mrs. C. A. B1ackman of Haw1eyvi1le Friday afternoon.
 Engagement of a Popular Pair.
 Announcement cards of the engage ment of marriage between Miss Mayla Botsford, the popular school teacher, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Botsford of Huntingtown, and MT. George Rasmussen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Niels Rasmussen of the same dis