The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-08
FAIRFIELD
Building Restrictions Transfers of Real Es.ate-A Holland Heigh's Reception -DoingS of Local Residents.

l Numbers of people in town are won dertng what is the significance of the transfer of the large estate known as Grasmere to the Bridgeport Land and Title Coronany It is thought that at one time Dr. I. DeVer Warner intended to erect residence for himself on the l land. but the runor now is that the present Mrs. Warner does not care 10 live in that section of the town. The land has been held at good price. and the presumption is that as Dr. Warner has no use for it he is willing to have the estate cut dp into streets and sold in small building lots. The wish is ex- pressed that some form of building re- strfctiCns may be imposed upon the buyers of lots. and that good class of houses as we'll as owners shall be the result.
 Transfers in real estate in town dur ing December were not very numerous or remarkable. They were as follows: Anton NTjkut to Peter Nevudowkin, lot no by 133, in the Mill Plain dis trict, bounded by land of John Luckes Bradford D. Pierce of Bridgeport to Jacob Mendel, a lot 217 by 200 feet of the Kings Highway and fronting on Second street; one of the lots of the Bradford D. Pierce estate. Jocab Mendel to Fintrach Kranken Uterstructzargs Verein. lots 6. z, 8 9, lS, ~. ZI dHu LG Ou OoCOHu street, pot of Bradford D. Pierce. Hugh T. Quinn. to Casper and Kath- erine Kuhn. land with the buildings thereon on Second street. lots 27, 2S and 2s of the B. D. Pierce tract.
 Bridgeport Land and Title Company to Hugh T. Quinn. lot 172 in Castle Park. southarly side of Holland Heights road.
 George Hans Peterson. to Hans and Marie B. Peterson. lot so feet wide. portion of the homestead of Joseph H. and Mary A. Sturges, with the build ings thereon.
 Charles A. Godfrey, to Albert M and Annie A. Bulkley. lot 75 hv 2n0 feet bounded by land of MT. Bulkley and John I. Throcknorton.
 Elmore s. Banks to Anton Misloski. one sixth of an acre, with buildings, in Southport, bounded by land of James Rignev. and land of Northrop and the highway.
 Mary D. McOuillan and Theresa M. Van Ness to Thomas W. Hind7ey a lot on Pine Creek 50 by 100 feet, front ing on Long Island Sound
 A few evenings since N"~ Mabel Prcut. Of Holland Heights. had a birthday party. with the house hand somely decorated. dancing. music and refreshments Miss Marguerite s. Snow of Waterbury assisted the hostess in receiving. The guests included M". and Mrs. Clifford Jennings, Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Wakeman. MT. and Mrs J. Amy. MT. and Mrs. R. E. Knann, MT. E. H. I<napp, Mrs. Grasse, and the fol- lowing young ladies Elsie Graz F''za- beth Smith. Laura Reynolds. Daisy Knapp. Ella Johnson. Mabel Pratt Annie Smith. Hazel Richards. Maude Merwin. Ruth Smith. Marie Barr and Lucia Wade. The young men were Ralnh Marsh. Benedict Hawle-- JohN Mcleod, Harold Merwin. Howard Wade. Frank Smith. Walcott Miner Henry Knapp, Jr.. Arthur Mossman. Ernest East. Ellis Nichols. Charles Cyrus, Rufus Knapp. Carl Grasse and Walter Jennings.
 The Kings Daughters of the Metho- dist church of Southport propose some time after the weeks of prayer. to re- peat the Old Maids Convention.
 The 20 or more students at St. Paul's school have resumed their studies MT Gilhert Y. Tompkins. the teacher is quite encouraged with the success he is meeting.
 Whether to sell for cash or on credit is said to be one of the questions which perr1exes some of the Southport mer- chants.
 Messrs. Casey & Morris of Bridge port, have bought the plumbing busi- ness of MT. M Y. Woodward.
 Mir. J. Coburn has left the Verna Farm of MT. Robinson, and gone to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. J. H. Holton and daurhter have returned from Greenfield Hill to Dan- bury
 The village pharmacy has sold 1.200 red cross stamps.
 MT. E. J. Flannigan has taken the contract for the plumbing work in MT.