The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-07
FAIRFIELD

There will be a meeting of the Dem Ocratic Town Committee at the Town hall on Thursday evening, the 9th inst. It is requested that all members be present. MT. Milton H. Jennings is the secretary, but owing to the fact that the list of names of the members has been burned, he is unable to send a notice to all of them. Yesterday the South Norwalk Jun iors defeated the Star Juniors, on Mo Garry's F'eld, 12 to 2.
 The Carpenters Union held a clam bake yesterday afternoon at the beach. Gama1iel Smith superintended the roasting of the clans. Nearly all the carpenters in town were present.
 A delightful social event was the dance given last night by Mir. and Mrs. Harry s. Glover, in honor of Miss Charlotte Glover who has just arrived from Europe.
 Mrs. David Kirker of Albany N. Y., is spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. G. w. Mills, Unquowa Place. Some thirty-five of the relatives of MT. and Mrs. w. O. Burr. enjoyed a clam bake yesterday at the beach. MT. Burr, who is an expert at the business roasted the clans and the other good things which were served. The guests sat down to the tables at p. m. They came from Brooklyn, New York, Greenfield, Fairfield Woods and the center of the town. A few of those 
 of Brooklyn and family, MT. Edward Sherwood of New York, MT. John Os- borne of Fairfield Woods, MT. and Mrs. Wilson, MT, Hamilton Shelton and family of Bridgeport, MT Frank F. Sherwood and family of New Ro- chelle, F. A. Burr and family, Miss Louise A. Burr, Ws O. Burr and fam Ely and others.
 Keith Watt Morris has issued invi- tations for a reception next Saturday, Il -,Ir a4 T<,<x& <x4-~ -k New York. John E. Boyle is one of the favored ones. S
 Saturday morning Mir and Mrs. Harry s. Glover. and Dawson and John Glover took an automobile trip to New York, to meet Miss Charlotte Glover, who returned from Europe on the Baltic.
 E Miss ,Hallett of Bridgeport is visit. ing Mrs. F. l.. Mills.
 Louis Shay has purchased the milk route of MT. J. c. Lobdell, of Green field Hill.
 Miss Grace Bulkley has been enter taining Miss Esther Boughton of Pat erson, N. J.
 -Tozmorrow evening the ladies of the Greenfield Hill Country Club will meet toA make arrangements for the decora- tion of the club house in anticipation of the coming fair. MT. Alonzo Acker is putting the grounds into the best of condition.
 The teacher at the North Banks school for the coming year will be Miss Dora Saunders of Norwalk.
 Prof Bowers has arrived at his house on Greenfield Hill, ready to take his position as principal of the Dwight school.
 What some folks denominated "yarn," respecting the potato pest at Hulls Farms, proves to be very real and true fact. The good people of that section of the town are much interested in the situation.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Greenfield Hill church, held it's an- nuaI picnic at Port Jefferson one day last week.
 The young ladies at the center of the town who helped to make the Firemen's Fair the great success which it proved to be were Misses Mary and Annie Weary, Anna Carroll, An nie Bennett, Rose Mcdonald, and Miss Smith, M Hawkins, M. Dunn, M. Sweeney, and Mesdames Henry Moore, M.e Whalen, B. Bennett and A. L. Fype.
 News has been received in. town from Bisbee, Arizona. of the death in that place on Sept. 1, of Mrs. Mary Dunn, widely known while living in town. She owned the place now in the possession of MT. Crusack. She moved to Arizona some three years ago, with her son George, who is the only surviving member of the family. Mrs. Dunn must have been between 50 and 70 years of age. She was the widow of Capt. John Dunn, and her son George has been in Arizona since 1883. About four years ago he paid visit to his native town.
 It appears from the enumeration that this year there are about 90 more children to be educated at the towns