The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-01
FAIRFIELD
! Baseball Day = People at the Hill Climb Electric Poles s-Club Recep. tionHPersonals.

Yesterday was great day for base all, a large number of games having been pulled off. The young Fairfields were to have played the Eat Elm AIS, but as tha latter failed to show up, they declared themselves winners to }. A large crowd witnessed the game on McGarry's field between the team from the. Aluminium foundry and the team from the Rubber factory The Rubbers won 10 to 6. It is said that MT. Harrall told his boys to Win ana was so pleased with the victory that ac has promised to give the team a -s~ uniform On Friday the liar groves went to Pine Ridge and played game and it is said they were de- Mated 8 to z. The Star Junirs and the Fairfields were playing at late hour yesterday on the grounds near St. PaurS church. A large number or ladies were in attendance to witness the game.
 The hill climb of the automobiles at tracted considerable attention ana quite a number from town drove over to witness the sport. Wallace M. Bulkley had. no less than 10 surries on the field. A few of those who attend ed were John Boyle, one of the ref erees, Mrs. John Stevens and family, Edward Thomas with friends, Robert Donaldson, Edward Riker, Welton Hotchkiss, Howard and Willie Taylor, John Slattery, David Huntington, An thony Parshley, William Granville. Jr., Talmadge Wakeman, Wells Curtis, and Louis Curtis and family of South port
 One day last week the Boston Realty Company sold seven lots from the Wakeman place A good many men men lots.
 MT. and Mrs. F. G. Hotchkiss passed Decoration Day in Hartford.
 There was a. general display or Iags nd automobiles made a. constant process sion A crowd of people flocked to the Boyle Pharmacy after ice cream and cooling drinks.
 York is visiting Mrs. Thomas Pha-
 MT. Van Ness bas opered his groc- cry store at the beach for the sea- son.
 The Messrs. Malcom of New York have arrived at the beach and opened their hotel. which was a great success last summer
 Mrs. w. F. Northrop Is III Massa- chusetts for a. month
 The Friday Afternoon club met with Mrs Oliver c. Jennings.
 The father and mother of Attorney Clitus King have been visiting In
 The funeral of Henry Randolph was conducted by Rev. Dr. Childs and Rev. MT. Morton The pail bearers were 610TaGe 30OT1idAi, LAoAioS s1ASA '" ~~~' William Piper and James Johnson
 Mrs. George N. Pike of Walton IS visiting in Southport.
 Mrs Samuel Jennings and son nave gone to Georgetown for a month.
 The monthly meeting of the Green field Country Club will be held next Thursday. Last Thursday was too stormy for the club to come together.
 Miss Emily Jennings is home from a visit to New York.
 The poles for the electric cable which is to supply lights for the town are being placed on the cross streets as well as the main thoroughfare, and one line is being built down the beach road It will not be at all surprising to see electric lights glowing on the beach.
 The Oneidas gave an entertainment on Friday evening to the young ladies of the F. L. c. Club at their club rooms 8 over the Betts grocery store. A 1olly time was had followed by a luncheon which was much enjoyed A few or those who attended were Roger Smith and Iva King, Eliting F. Deyo and Cornelia Penfield Andrew Huntington and Louise Forsythe, David H. and Miss-Amy Jennings, Sadie Deyo. Helen Forsythe, Elsie Jennings, Maud Perry. Louise Everett. Mary and Grace West, Dorothy Smith, Marion Donaldson, Ernest and Winfield Thomas, John Donaldson, Willie and Howard Tayior and Julian Perry.
 Edward Stowen was taken into the Onedia Club on Saturday evening.
 Miss Margaret Wilson of Los An- geles returned to Greenfield Hill on The Dwight school now has a fire escape