The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-08
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Friday evening Miss Louise Everts, of Mill Plain. gave a social party to her young friends. All sorts of games were played. there was music and dancing: followed by refreshments. The young ladies present were Iva King. Sadie Deyo. Louise and Helen Forsythe. Amy Jennings. Louise Everett. Ethel Warren and Elsie Jen- | nings- Some of the young men were ingham. David Huntington. Mfr. Stew l ard of Bridgeport, William Taylor. Welton Hotchkiss. Warren Cowles. William Everett. and others.
 Miss Rachel Pickett gave a reception Friday night to the Shakespeare Ten of her classmates from Bridgeport. A day or two ago the pretty little chow chow dog belonging to Nathalie Forbes. daughter of A Holland Forbes. was run over by an automobile on Fairfield avenue opposite the Wallace residence. and killed. Miss Forbes is away at school. but her father will buy her another chow chow. An interesting meeting of the com mittee on books was held at the lib- rary on Friday afternoon. All had lists of books to recommend. It was and Saturday the librarian was busy making out the order. They will prob ably arrive about Thanksgiving time. It was also voted to have another lib-
 
 will contain all the new books up to date and such other information as Miss Wakeman may think valuable.
 The Fairfield Athletic Club. which consists of some 25 boys who attend St. Thomas church. has rented the hall in the Lyceum building and taken possession The club used to hold meetings in a room back of the church. It has a fine collection of apparatus. and will use the hall for a club room, and as a court for basket ball.
 John Hall. of Bridgeport. has bought Mrs. I. N Bock's interest in the Home Made Bakery. and will move his family into town as soon as he can find suitable rent. He expects to have two wagons running to supply customers
 George Shuttle is home from a weeks
 Warren Waterman of Pequot ave- nue. has for a guest Miss Esther Wa terman of Pelham. N. r.
 Mrs Helen Smith is home from Derby.
 Mrs. John wakeman who has been quite sick is convalescing.
 The Ladies Union which held meeting at Mrs. Elmer Wilson's brought out 16 members who listened to readings and did work for mission ary purposes.
 Capt and Mrs. Heany have been entertaining Mrs. William Heaphy of Bridgeport.
 Judge Perry of Southport is having two frame additions built to his house and a number of interior improve ments are being made.
 It is said the new pool room is to be in the old Hollywood Inn There have been pool tables at that place for a number of years.
 The house belonging to Mrs J. E. Wells is being painted = The Osborne house on Elliott street is being repainted.
 The Rebekah lodge met on Thursday evening at Mrs. John Fonsythe's.
 Mrs. Albert Morgan. with her son, has returned to New York.
 MT. Fpedcrick Sturges has some very fine specimens of corn known the Sturges hybrid Some of the ears are perfect. but none of them are Is inches long. There is said to be a good sized premium offered for any one who will find an ear of corn 16 inches in length.
 The food sale at the Sherman par sonage on Saturday was largely att tended and a good. sum realized. which will be devoted to educational pur- poses.