The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-13
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After the lecture, Monday night, at the Mems club, MT. Baldwin gave piano selections and refreshments were served. MT. Edgbert brought with him into the hall a blunderbuss which he, had picked up somewhere on his trip from Norwalk. He is always on the look out for antiques, and ancient furniture. Among the gentlemen pres ent were John R. Thompson, Mr. Mill lett, Carlos and Frank E. Blakeman, Thomas B. Taylor, William Lawrence, Dea. Baldwin, Dea. P. P. Haven. Rev. Arthur Sherley, Charles Smith, MT. Cook of Putney, Nathan Wells, Am- prose Shepard and others.
 Tonight the Harvest Whist is being held at odd Fellows hall.
 MT. William B. Lake has bought lot on King street.
 The ladies of Christ church propose soon to hold rummage sale.
 Mrs. O. B. Curtis is home from a trip to Milford and Miss Minnie Beers has returned from the same town.
 Miss Ethel Gregory of Norwalk has been visiting in town.
 The estate of the late George Hav- rilla is said to amount to s350. On Sunday the 17th inst, at the Con- gregational church in the morning Rev Martin B. Kneeland of Boston,
  bath Protective League, will speak. In the evening, Rev. Arthur Shirley will preach.
 It is understood that MT Cranston contemplates placing a neat iron fence around his place on Main street
 MT. George A. Porter is reckoned to now own the finest automobile in town. He has just purchased new Jackson 1910.
 Ar extra town meeting is to be call cd fnr nir1o inst, for the purpose of instructing the School Board to employ a male teacher next year for the center schools.
 ing on Monday evening to consider the selection of lectures to be deliv- cred in the course being provided for during the coming winter. Judge Curtis, MT. Judd, Mrs. DeLacour, Miss Todd, and others were present. It give his lecture on London and also one on the Pacific Northwest"
 MT. and Mrs. Dorman have recent ly had for guests MT. and, Mrs. Wilr: liam Blair of New Haven.
 Fred Nettleton is at work on the foundation of the addition to the Gen. ter School
 This evening Deacon Barnes of the Second Advent church, comes to town to hold a meeting at the Bethany Mission.
 There was a meeting last night at the home of Herbert l.. Bartram, of the Sunday School teachers of the Bethany Mission.
 The B. A. degree was conferred by the Masons at lodge held on Mon day evening.
 It is said that next Saturday after noon and evening Father O'Conner will hold another one of his popular food sales on the spacious lawn of the %1{ ic add that this will be an excellent op- portunity to procure fresh vegetables at reasonable prices.
 After Rev. Mir. Kneeland of Boston has preached in the Congregational church next Sunday morning he will fill the Methodist pulpit on the even ing of the same day.
 Mrs. Frank Patterson is reported as being the sick list. Miss Susan Hawley is home from convention which she attended in St. Paul. in the far west Keep in mind, ye young folks, the dance tomorrow evening at Red Mems hall.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Mercy went to the Danbury fair. It is said a young lady of this town, Miss. Houghton, will take charge dur ing the coming winter of the gymnas- tic class in the Y. W. c. A. Of Bridge port.
  day or two ago a dispute about boundary line at the North End, why not get him to settle the boundary line between the library grounds and the Cranstoun place? Roland Axtell has returned from short visit in Danbury. The Russell building has been rent ed by MT. George Lines who will open harness shop there. This is said to be greatly needed in town. Miss Alice Judson will leave here soon for tour around the world. Mrs. Mitchell and daughter, Sarah, of Bruce avenue. have returned from a visit out of town.
 Miss Bessie Houghton has opened classes in dancing and gymnastics at the Grange hall The classes in gym nastics meet on Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings and the classes in dancing Friday afternoons and even ings.
 The chinneys on the railway station have been torn down and new ones will take their, places. '. / A number of men from this town in tend to witness the Vanderbilt Cup Race on Long Island, Oct. 30.