The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
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The democrats caucused at the town hall Monday evening when the following nominations for town offic- CTS were made: Assessors, Clark Nal i lett, William Card; board relief, How ard s. Beach, w. Sherman Randall; i; 1 selectmen, Howard Randall, John M. Bailey; town clerk, Burr F. Beach; auditor, Lorenzo Wildeman; constables Emil T. Berger, Albert French, Harry Jennings, Charles -Gheske:1 grand jul TOTS, William o. Beach, Howard Ran dall, tax collector, Banford s. Beach; ; agent of town deposit funds, Hobert R. Wheeler, Samuel Beach, Samuel Ward; school committee, William O. Beach, William Card, Banford S.. Beach.
 Paul osvazi, Peter Hidu. Lewis Cardos,. stephen Oloska, Michael vargo and Nicholas Dwos were ar rested on Sunday by Constable Ser ger for stealing peaches and apples on property owned by the Hydraulic company. The eases were heard on Monday by Justice Elmore- T. Nichols who fined each $5 and costs. Wilbur French of Bridgeport is spending some time at the French homestead.
 Fire Warden Burr F. Beach, has posted notices to the effect that those wishing to build bonfires must obtain permits from September 18th to No vember 18th.
 The CotreI1 family who have been occupying the Tucker home during | the summer have returped to their home in Bridgeport. MT. Tucker and his family are expected home this week.
 Mrs. Peter Christfanson and two children were the guests of relatives in Bridgeport Tuesday. | Mrs. Nelson French who has been i i'll for three weeks is in a very .seri- ous condition. She is attended by a nurse.
 Rev. Mir Klock and family are ex- pected to arrive at the parsonage this week. They were detained two weeks by the illness of Mrs. Klock. MT. Brotherton has returned to his
 duties as mail carrier on Route 3 af- ter a two weeks vacation. Fred Can
 dee of Easton substituted during his absence.
 Miss Laura Beach of Norwalk is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary I J. Beach and Miss Dorothy Beach of Long Hill is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Burr F. Beach.
 | stephen Peer of Bridgeport recent ly entertained a party of friends at his bungalow.
 Edgar Ward is improving his cot tage by building a large addition. Pe- l ter Christians2n is also enlarging his i bungalow by the addition of an up per story.
 Misses Laura and Dorothy Beach and B. Merrill Beach with a party of friends from Long Hill enjoyed an outing at the shore Saturday.
 B. Iro Evans spent Sunday on the Hill, the guest of his uncle, Albert Linley.
 Recent guests at the home of Mrs. Jennie Bowker were MT. and Mrs. Sylvester Pike of Bridgeport, Hartwel1 Pike of Brattieboro, Vt. and the l Misses Lillian and Florence Pike of Bridgeport.
 Charles Kaufman of Bridgeport re- | gently visited his sister, Mrs. Rollin E. Burton.
 MT. and Mrs. Dwight Ma1lett and 1 son of New York spent the week end at the Sterling Homstead. John Thornton of Bridgeport visited
 his mother, Mrs. Edison Thornton
 Sunday.
 Trumbu1I grange will visit Hunting ton grange Thursday evening. The registrars of voters will be at | the Town hall Thursday. The annual societies meeting of the
 Congregational church will be held at 8 o'clock Friday evening in the Sun
 day school room.
 Samuel Isaac has purchased a build
 ing lot on White Plains street and has rented rooms in MT. A1bert's house,
 which he will occupy during the building of his new home.