The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-09

was 24. She was a pleasing singer and a social favorite in her numer- ous circle of acquaintances.
 A lecture in the Community course will be delivered by John Spargo at the Ridge upon some date towards the latter part of the month not yet fixed MT. Spargo is widely known as a So- cialist of the scholarly and conserva- tive kind and since the Russian cat aclysTn and the Red agitation in this country has gained specla4 pronll- hence by his warfare on Bolsheyism by means of the spoken and printed word, His lecture here will be on the ane lines.
 been originally chosen for tue DeIn- oc-atic caucus and the meeting of the Mems club the caucus has been post poned to Friday evening of next week The Mems club will meet the previous evening with D. S. Sanford and hear a talk by an electrical en- gineer belonging to the technical staff of the Stevenson Dam. Electricity generated at the dam is to be supplied to DanGbury over a line running through the lower part of Dodgintown and affording, it is hoped, a pract1- cable means of furnishing electric lighting for the Ridge section.
 The New York East Conference has reaszsigned Rev. Danforth Lewis to the pastorate of it's Center Methodist church for the coming year and aESo to his present paStorate in Geofge- town. The appointment is very sat- isfactory to the Center church which Mir. Lewis was first called upon to serve through the sudden death Of it's former pastor. No services were held at the church on Easter sunday on account of MT. Lewis auto becoming stalled in 8 mud hole on 0ne way oVeI from Georgetown.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Marion Archer niece of Cap tain and Mrs. H. s. Barnes, and Frank Loughlin, a high subordinate in the managerial force of the Win chester Arms Co. of New Haven. The prospective groom was a pupil of the Sanford School in 1908, coming there from Pittsburgh, where his family still live. The wedding is to take place in New Haven on June IT. Services at the Center Congrega- tionaI church, which have been most Iy suspended during the winter, will be resumed on Sunday, the 18th, when Rev. Dr. Dahl of Yale Seminary is to preach. It is expected to con tinue Sunday services regularly there after by means of a temporary sup ply until regular pastor can be ob- | tained.
 MT. and Mrs. S. c. Shaw recently spent a few days at their summer place at the Ridge. and expect to be | established there for the season in l about two weeks.
 Full rehearsals for the minstrel show to be given at the Sanford Sch oo1 gym on the evening of April 1 23 are now being held. The shows ] publicity agent asks announcement 1 of his declaration that schemes of | spectators to corner the tickets anN exact a premium from the public will | be frustrated. All corners will be i impartially served at regular prices 1 to the extent of the halls seating ca pacity and beyond that no promises are made.
 l E. P. Sanford. who is about to yield possession of his store and resi- | dence at West Bedding to the parties to whom he recently sold the prop
 erty, has rented for the summer one
 of the houses formerly belonging tc
 the Todd estate Mir Sanford wished | to remain in the locality until he
 could wind up the business relating tc l his lumber interests.
 1 Mrs. Mary Peterson, locally famed
 as a culinary artist, will soon remov,
 from the Center to one of the tene
 ment houses at the Ridge belonging to Miss J. H. Sanford.
 Huxley Nichols has taken job in garage at Danbury.
 Rev. pr. F. D. Tibbetts, rector O the Hoosic School, will preach at tn , Episcopal church at the morning ser
 vice on April IS.
 Mrs. D. V. B. Hegeman, who ha rented her summer place in Pleasan
 Valley for the past two seasons, vii
 occupy it herself the coming sum
 mer.
 Mrs. John Favereau was taken t
 St. Vincent's hospital last Saturday t
 undergo an operation for gall stones
 Proceedings for the settlement O
 the estate of the late Emmeline Gil
 bert have been begun in the probat
 court, preliminary to the conveyanc
 of property at Pine Tree Corner b
 Charles Gilbert, the present owner to Joseph Kratky.
 D. W. Green has rented his farr
 property, recently vacated by Owe
 Gill, to Frank Favereau now of tn Rock House section.
 Mrs. O. c. Banks of Bridgeport, visiting her aunt, Miss J. H. San
 ford.
 George Prindle moved this week |
 the tenement house of Randolp
 Bradley on the Ridge road.
 George O. Sanford bought a pa
 of work horses in New Milford las week.
 Miss Emma Reid is visiting friend f in New York for a, few days.