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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
2
A Friday after school meeting in Room 13 set final plans for Junior Day on June 14. Leroy Fordham drew senior class seals, seniors discussed class characteristics, and seniors prepared for commencements while other classes aided in decorations. Examinations begin this week, with vacation to follow for seniors.
The funeral of Elizabeth widow of Dennis Rafferty was held Saturday from 685 East Washington avenue at 8:30 and St Charles church at 9. Father Lynch Callahan and McHussion celebrated a solemn high mass for the repose of the soul. A large gathering attended and offertory included Ave Maria and Nearer My God to Thee. Pallbearers were Ernest Farren Edward Pautsch Thomas Reardon James Kearney Thomas Kearney and James Harding. Interment followed at St Augustine's cemetery with committal services.
Poli's Bridgeport presents The Fortune Hunter, a Broadway hit, in a production faithful to the original. Tickets will be in high demand with extra matinees and stage receptions planned, including a souvenir autographed photo for attendees and an onstage meet with the cast after performances.
Mrs. Howard Silliman and sor How ard Silliman of Bridgeport return home after visiting Mrs. Annie W. Silliman. Georgia Jennings of Aspetuck has a new telephone at home. The Craig Brothers assist John H. Candee with road repairs. A pretty seventh birthday party for Helene Marsh. Students at the Academy and Sport Hill School noted. Several residents guesting in Bridgeport and area towns. Local road repairs progress under Selectman Edgar Ginnings. Various residents ill or visiting relatives. Attendance at a dance in Aspetuck noted.
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