The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
OUR VIEWPOINT NEWS LETTER
!. Especial to The. Farmer.)

Especial to The Farmer.)
 Newtown, Oct 1s-The Democratic caucus for the nominations of officers to be voted for in the national election Nov. I, resulted as follows: Henry Rupf and Thomas M. Holian for. rep resentatives from the First voting dis trict of the town; P. H. Mccarthy for judge of probate. of the district of Newtown for the term beginning Jan. 1, 1917; Oscar Putzschler for judge of probate to fill the vacancy from Nov. to Jan. 1. 1917.
 A comittee was appointed consist ing of Jesse James, chairman of the Democratic town committee; B. w. Kirby, registrar of voters, and Martin Kenirey to bring in list of justices of the peace to be presented to the caucus They reported the follow ing voters who were unanimously nominated: Carlos D. Stilson, P. H. Mccarthy, James Bakey, W. D. Cor bett, Louis Busker.. John M. Beers, Charles B. Beers, Lawrence Taylor, Frederick B. Lake. The names pre- sented were the unanimous choice of mated for the general assembly,
  are admitted to be strong candidates, and doubtless will win at the polls in November.
 Mrs. Fred Lockwood was in Dan- fbury Wednesday, the guest of Mrs. lThomas Faulkner.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Glover motor ed to Danbury Thursday to attend a l theatre.
 1 HK nf Hot fo~- town was the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. w. Rathburn on We'd nesday. \
 Miss Susie Cavanaugh was recent 1 visitor in Bridgeport
 Robert Housing of Sandy Hook is visiting friends in Stamford this week.
 Miss Mary Murphy. N. H. S.. '16. was a guest of Miss Anna Cain of Bridgeport the beginning of the week The Misses Mary Clark and Mildred ICorbett also accompanied her.
 Mrs. Mary Hurd is visiting in Bethel and Danbury this week. | Representatives from four classes of the High school met in Miss Downs room after school Wednesday for the purpose of forming an athletic asso- ciation A great deal of interest was shown by the girls in the matter o1 basketball, and the formation of g team is certain. The second meeting of the girls for the final consideration will be held next Wednesday with Misses Troy and Houlihan, teachers
 P. H. Cullen of Bridgeport was z guest at Troys hotel Wednesday.
 The local chapter of the Royal Arcl Masons held regular meeting at tht lodge room Wednesday night and ad vanced the work in the M. M. degree 1 Representatives from all the town' in Fairfield county of the Woman! Missionary society, met at the Con
 gregationa1 church yesterday. Various speakers enlivened the audience bu the chief address was by Mrs. Bullart
 of New Haven, former missionary ii foreign lands, She spoke on Mexico
 Tom Warner of Derby was a visitor in Sandy Hook Wednesday. MT. War ner formerly lived in Berkshire, btu . lhas resided in Derby for more than 2 years. The appearance of the village shows little change to him, but h'
 misses many old familiar faces of tht long ago.
 Miss Gertrude Carey of Ansonia, tht new teacher at Halfway River district boards with MT. and Mrs. c. W Downs. H. N. Tieman, ST.. is thu school visitor having the school il charge this. year.
 , ! Miss Hilda Hanlon of Zoar distric was quietly married to Charles Thral at tho Congregational parsonage, Wed nesday at D. m., Rev. Timothy J. Le
 performing the cersrlony in the pres lence of Assistant Town Clerk E. S i Pitzschler and Miss Evelyn Chapir , The couple are enjoying a short wed S ding trip but will return Saturda y night to a new home fitted up fo ktfem on Sherman street.