The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-10
FAIRFIELD
Meeting of Library TrusteeS-EIec-
 tricity and Gas-Iresh Air Children


 The annual meeting of the Trustees of the Memorial Library was held Thursday evening, MT. O. G. Jennings presiding. Other of the trustees pres ent were. Rev. pr. Child, Rev. Allen Beeman Dr. Donaldson, Supt. Will liam A. Wheatley, MT. Andrew Hunt | ington, MT. Rowland, MT. Henry Glover, MT. Charles B. Jennings, and Mrs. Mabel Osgood Wright The sub l ject of wiring the building for. cleo tricity was talked over, and it is un- derstood the contract to that end has been made. It was also decided to place upon the facade of the building, just above the small window in the top of the front, the words, in mar ble letters, Fairfield Memorial Id- brary.'' This will probably be done in the course of another month. The annual reports were read and adopt ed. Much satisfaction was expressed over the fact that the books presented to the library, by MT. O. G. Jennings, on the useful arts, have been so ex- tensively read
 Work for the present appears to have stopped on the identification of the town. The poles have been in place for some weeks, but the cross bars or arms have not been put up, and consequently there is no electric cable Possibly the fact that the town is to have gas inside of 90 days may have had it's influence.
 Yesterday the first bunch of fresh
 
 the city, and another group of "A came up on the APO train.
 Dwight Taft, d relative of the Pres ident, is tutoring with Dr. Graves, at his residence in the southern part of
 Miss Beatrice R. Kinead is stopping at the Edgewater cottage, at the beach.
 Mr. Albert V. Amet has arrived at Red Rock cottage.
 Miss Helen Betts is at Sound View Cottage. Fairfield Beach.
 MT and Mrs. c. H. Porter, from Al bany, N. Y.. are at the Driftwood cot tage with their four sons.
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Fred Burr gave her annual musical and recital, at which time her pupils showed the progress they had made in their stud ies during the past season.
 MT. Savers is in town visiting his sister, Mrs. Tyler, at the Perry Bun galow.
 The new piano for the Oneida club has arrived and is in position. It is a large, handsome, rosewood square grand.
 A car load of aluminium arrived yes terday for the foundry, and new hands are being taken on such is the de- mand for castings.
 Mrs. John Ford of Bridgeport, is the guest of Mrs. w. E. Nichols.
 Mrs. J. l.. Olds of Brooklyn is visit ing friends in town.
 Rev. and Mrs. John M. Dsyo arrived in Liverpool to-day.
 Miss Mamie Risley of Torrington is visiting Mrs. Relyea of Plattsville.
 Henry Bailey of Bridgeport has been passing week on Greenfield Hill.
 Rev. E. H. Olmstead, of Greenfield Hill, received the degree of A. M. from Yale at the commencement last week.
 Miss Florence Field of Brooklyn and Miss Inez De Veau, of Rye, N. Y., are visiting friends on Greenfield Hill.
 Gamaliel Smith & Sons, are making extensive repairs on the Davis place at Mill Hill.
 Miss Nellie Golden, of New York, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. M. Lahey.
 Miss Loretta Perry has returned from her visit to Burlington, Vt. pr. and Mrs. Joseph Klein have also come to town-from Burlington, where the doctor received his degree of M. D.. at the recent commencement.
 Mrs. Thomas M. Hewett arrived at the Hawthorne cottage yesterday.
 A few evenings ago, in Nichols, MT. Joseph Jacobs entertained a number of his friends from Greenfield Hill
 George H. Freeman, Jesse L. Pratt and Mrs. Mary Freeman Pratt, united with the Congregational church at Greenfield Hill last Sunday.