The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-26
STAMFORD
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Trolley Accident-Hitch in Renting The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Stagg will regret to learn Long Island, to be absent several months. This will take them away until next winter. Mrs. Alice F. Clark, who will be re- Alice F'aIken. is passing the month of August at Monteagle. in the Cumber- land Mountains of Tennessee. The village where she is stopping Is 2.200 the air cool and bracing. It is a very picturesque spot, with a remarkable natural bridge. Miss Eda Falken, after an extensive tour in the north west, has arrived at Oakland, Call fornia-
 Rev. MT. Farrar reports that he re- gained his nerve" while in the noun tains. weeks vacation. He goes to Port Jefferson tomorrow for two or three days.
 a guest of Miss Edith Hastings, of Elm street, left town on Wednesday. Miss Isabel McKean is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edmund Bartlett. Miss Allie Smith has been stopping for few days at the Belmont Hotel in New York.
 The hamlet of Devon is soon to have a new Sunday school building.
 David Booth of Putney was recent ly able to visit the center of the town.
 Mrs. Frederick Beers of Atlanta, Ga., has returned home.
 There has been a house party at the residence of Mrs. Clara M- Porter, with guests from Milford and Nichols. =
 A motor boat belonging to George O. Lines, which was being repaired at the works in Bridgeport, has been brought to its dock in town by Edward W. Beers and Edward Blakeslee.
 MT. Curtis will build a new house on Tory hill. He Is already having the cellar dug.
 MT. Bassett is going to erect a cot tage on Barnum avenue.
 Booth G Platt have been incorporat- ed with a capital of $10,0 900.
 Miss Voss, who has been a guest or Mrs. Cornwall. has returned to New York.
 Henry G. Stephens is home from a week in Dapbury.
 The guests of the Stratford Oyster Company have returned from their outing to Providence. Not fish was taken.
 Mrs. John w. Maynard and daugh- ter are visiting in town from New Ha- ven.
 Mrs. Bailey of Branford, recently had a. reunion of relatives at her house, which was attended by the Patterson and Rhoades families of this town.
 Frederick Judson is again at work for Plumb & Bartran.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Mills of Paradise Green, have for guests Mrs. Pebbles and son from New Jersey.
 Dr. and Mrs. Osborne of New York are in town.
 Roland Kelly of Devon recently fell off a trolley car. He tripped over the feet of a passenger as he tried to alight.
 Mrs. Hara of Long Brook avenue, is home from a weeks stay in Dan bury.
 Mrs. Minty of Devon is on the sick list.
 For those who wish, next Thursday afternoon the Mems Club propose to give a sail on the Housatonic. This will help to get up a good appetite for supper which will be served at 7:30. Cards of admission can be had at William Lawrence's store in Main street.
 Even the Red Men had a ''heap big time'' last night at Savin Rock. The weather was perfect and the outing very enjoyable.
 Our local baseball team has recently reorganized and will soon play the Beacon Falls team.
 Owing to the fact that some horses hitched to a team gave sudden jerk, the team coflided with a passing troll 1ey,S bound for the not distant univer- sity city of New Haven. The pole of the team was broken and some dam age inflicted upon the trolley. All tI1S udPptHSV III NASAiH SlICOt I1CcI thS Leeds residence.
 It is said that everybody on Barnum avenue wants the new HolliSter Heights school built next door to their lot.
 It is thought there may be some hitch about renting the basement of the Neighborhood church for school room, for it is said that the deed of the land requires that it be used for ever for church purposes, otherwise the property reverts to it's donor, MT. Porter.
 It is now said that motor boats must have mufflers by October 1. Passengers will also need them if out much later in the season
 The School Board holds a regular meeting the first Monday in each month.
 Both Allan Wilson and Edward H. Beers are taking a fortnight's vaca- ton.
 Long Brook avenue is gradually be- ing turned into a park, some of the unnecessary stone fences being remov- ed.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Davis re- gently had week end party.
 The Lobdell house at Lordship Park is to be transformed. into an onion shed.
 Mrs. Cavelti and son have returned from Brooklyn.