The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-04
MRS. WlLCOXSON'S ESTATE ESTIMATED
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 Stratford, Feb. 4-The will of Ann E. Wi1coxson has been filed for pro- bate She leaves an estate valued between $3O,000 and S4O,000. John c. Wi1coxson and Harry A. wi1coxson, sons of the deceased, have been nam ed as executors, of the estate without bonds. In her will the deceased di- =rects that all her just debts be paid to her daughters, A1bertine, Georgia A., and Alice M, the homestead on North Main street to be theirs forever as-we11 as all the furniture and .siI- verware- The remainder of the real estate consisting of barn and other buildings at the homestead is left to her sons, John C., and Harry A. Wi1- coxson to be divided equally between them. The sum of S100 cash, is left to her daughter, Louise BeardsIee, to her grandson, o]sYer Beardslee, and to her granddaughters, Mabel B., and Rachel M. Wilcoxson.
 The residue is to be divided equally among the children of the deceased; Louise Beardslee, Albertine Wilcox son, Georgie Wileoxson, John c. Wilcoxson and Harry A. Wilcoxson. The witnesses were WiIburt w. Gfb- son, Harold Wilcoxson and Minnie A. Blackman.
 At Red Mems hall on Church street on Feb. 16 the Evening Star Rebekahs lodge will present the p1ay1et Hunk er's Corner The members of the cast are at present rehearsing a couple of times a week for the play. Those who will take part as follows: Bill Hunkers. Martin Knapp; Tom wash ington Scott, Harry Sanford; Kathy, Mrs. Martha Sim1nonson; Rail Jack Morehouse; Sarah Jane Johnson. Mrs. Helen Beach; Caroline Try, Mrs. Carrie Smith; Mrs. Oliver Greenwood Mrs. Sarah Beach; Sally Greenwood, Linda Bassett; Mrs. Fseatherwei g1ts Mrs. Nellie Wheeler; Du1ciana Feath- erweight, Helen Beach, Jake Stearns, Eli BeaoI1; Belinda. Mrs. Fife Jud- son; Nathan Kingsbury, M. Leroy Beach; Murrie Mason, Alice Sinarnon- son; Edna Dean, Viola Rowland; Post Man. sEsH Beach; Robert Sinclair Howard Bertine; Fritz Ellsworth beth Rogers, Fred Simmonkon. NTf1- dred Diamonds and Maudes Kendall; tramp, Mir. PIine.
 On saturday afternoon at the Boys Club, Bridgeport, the Stratford High school five will play the Victors Of of these two teams and a warm con- test is anticipated. The lineup Of the teams are as follows:
 Stratford High School Victors. fs. Wheeler Rowe Converse, Mallett ...... Nolan 
 Riaberg Goodman Luce ...... Williams e.
 E. Wheeler =. Maller.
 Tie West End Industrial Taxpay- CTS club Of Hollister Heights are n1ak- ing preparations to give dance to take place in the near future for the deserving poor of the town. No de- nnite date has as yet been decided up-. on for the event.
 The FHremen's ball. sone Of the biz events of the season will be held this evening at the Red Mems hall. Church street. Arrangements for the affa1r are now practically complete as the members for the past week have been b11sfIy decorating the hall in preparation for the event. Prior to the dancing there will be a concert lasting from o'clock until o'clock The program for the concert will be as follows: Serenade, Fr. Schubert; Apple Blossoms Kathleen A. Roberts. Da Marsaria, Theodore F. Morse Georgtanna, A. J, Wendt; Petite Valse Francaise, Harry Geihl: and Paradise Va1se, Dorothy Forster The music for the occasion vgiIIlbe fJrnisf1- So py9<Vf efcffS Qrc1eSIra or Bridgeport. The committee in charge of the dance includes, George Fl. Bateman, chairs man; William B. Nichols, Allen D. Judson, Harry c. Hull and Lewis A. Policy.
 At the Congregational church chap. eI this evening the Stratford mem bers of the Sons of the American Rev. olution will give a banquet to the Bridgeport members of the society Arden l.. Judd will be the speaker of the evening. His subject will be. Paul Jones and the American Navy Joseph Weller of Bridgeport will sing laccompanied on the piano by William H. Kelsey principal of the Stratford schools. The banquet will begin at 8 o'clock and it is expected that about 60 VIII be present.
 The Board of Governors of the Housatonic Rod and Gun club will meet this evening at Lewis 4. Policy s barber shop in the Center. This or ganization is planning to make many l Improvements in anticipation of a very successful season during the summer months. The headquarters for the club is now located on Housar l tonic avenue and the members are planning to build new clubhouse and to install two new traps. The
 Board of Governors comprise Lewis
 A. Policy, president; Charles P. | Wheeler, vice-president; F. R. Banks, 1 secretary; Walter R. Hubbard, treas | urer; Thomas McQuiIlan, shooting
 master. Charles H. Stegman Allen
 M. Beardsleys James McTaggart and Lacy w. Burgess.
 l The members of the Christ church guild will meet at the horneS Of Miss
 Winnie Todd on Friday afternoon at