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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1909

Page

11

Gretchen Hartman Stars in Mary Jane’s Pa at Garden Theatre

Henry E. Dixey returns to manage and perform with the Garden Theatre cast in Mary Jane’s Pa. Gretchen Hartman, famed child actress, has built a notable early career from Chicago beginnings to Broadway acclaim and was praised alongside Dixey in advancing the show’s opening sales.

Wretchen Hartman Mary Jane Henry E. Dixey Henry W. Savage Smith's Theatre Ris Gretchen Hartman Bush Temple Stock Company Chicago Miss Hartman Sime Hartman Gretchen Ene Ben Greet Wilton Lackaye The Cossette Garden Theatre Mr. Dixey Henry B. Dixey

Marriages Recorded in Stamford and Nearby Towns

In Stamford Miss Inga J daughter of A P Ering to Charles W Reinhard. West March Fred J Mackenzie of Bethel to Adelia Bahret of West Red ARAL. Harwin tom Harry Rossetter of Thomaston to Mabel Bajch of PETERSON-LYNAS in Stanford. Danbury George Co Stevens to Rena G Green. Greenwich Miss Georgetta daughter of George Ferris to Sylvester Hagwerty.

Ering Stamford Inga J A. P. ‘Ering Charles W. ‘Reinhard MacKenzie — Bahret West Fred J. Macken Bethel Adelia Bahret West Redd Aral Harwintom Harry Rossetter Thomaston Mabel Bajch Peterson — Lynas Stanford Charles G. Peterson L. Lynas Green Danbury George Co. Stevens Rena G. Green Britain New Saggerty

Obituaries from Danbury area dated March 1 2

Obituaries list multiple local residents dead in March including Frank MacGregor 45 in Danbury and John Haltsch 52 in Danbury along with Virginia N Towne Torrington Agnes Stuart Thomaston Elizabeth Ry Danbury Mary Bradley Noroton Harriet Wheeler New Fairfield and Elizabeth Richards Norwalk area. Also note deaths in Stamford Stamford Noroton Heights Waterbury and Salisbury with ages ranging from 37 to 83.

Winsted John Cartier Stuart Thomaston Agnes Edward Stuart Pratt Waterbury Hospital George Pro. Sradley Noroton Mary A. Bradley Wheeler New Fairfield Harriet E George W Torrington Ade. Spurr Jones Salisbury East Norwalk Elizabeth R William R Danbury Hos Franklig MacGregor J. Glenbrook

Mrs Hurley Named Head Of Catholic Women’s Legion

Following Mrs Catherine M Fannon’s resignation Mrs Margaret B Hurley of 195 West Avenue is elected Supreme President of the Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion. A long time supporter and organizer in Connecticut and Meriden, she has served in the Supreme Council since 1898 and led Sacred Heart council No 142 in 1907 1908.

Supreme Council Catherine M. Fannon New York Catholic Women’s Benevolent Legion Margaret B. Hurley West Avenue This City John A. Hurley Harwood Manufacturing Co Railrad Avenue

Costumed convention dazzles audience with era varied garb

A large crowd braved the weather as a playful convention presented characters in costumes from the Revolution to modern times. Notable roles included Professor Pinkerton and Mrs. Alphonzo Jennings with many others such as Miss Ruth Hawkins and Miss Lena Moser contributing in period attire and theatrical bits.

Lsten Professor Pinkerton Bertram Alphonzo Jennings Maribah Lovejoy F. Priscilla Hope F. E. Arabella’ Heywood A. Muser Anxiety Dougherty Eron Augusta Prim Lane Faithful Blosso Rhoda Larkin George Susannah Smith J. BE. Selina Baxter 5. Pinkham Miranda Price M. Rob Mary Anna Barnes C. E. Bulkley Sarah Jane Springster C. Williams Eliza May Wells Florence Lyman May Matson Ethel Brotherton Eva Reincke Olive

Old Maids Convention Travels from Southport to Dull Park

A trolley car carried old maids and friends to the Washington Park M E church for a convention last night, mirroring a Southport gathering held weeks earlier. The event drew a sizeable crowd and sparked lively chatter among attendees about future plans.

Southport Washington Park M. EB

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Frederick Power Bueh Temple Stock Company Mr” Power Mr. Power Arried Main Street Las Messrs. Elwood & Son M. Wittstein, Jeweler Sui Store Iqsnatank Cc New Dad Mrs. Hurley OF Catholic Women Bridgeport Carter Ana Ase Carter Little Iver PILLS Beurety G. W. Fairchild & Sons Main St. Tas Golden Hill LEE Bros. Lower Corner 3 Golden Hill Streets Iowa Horse Mart Connecticut Water Street Hamilton Bros Broad Street D. E. M’namara Stores D. E. McNamara
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