The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15
FAIRFIELD

But for the rush of automobiles through town Saturday. and the dis play of Yale flags. there was little do- ing in town. The well oiled roads than the pike from Hawthorn Inn in Westport to the Southport line. The pike after leaving Ash Creek. from there on to Bridgeport. is in a pretty bad condition. especially the eastern half. This is worn into ruts. and needs repairing and oiling. Among those who placed the great blue flag with the word Yale in the center on Bulkley. Charles Clucus. Prof. liar grove. and from the porch of Judge Banks there flew a United States flag. Judge and Mrs. Banks left early in the afternoon for New Haven where they witnessed the game.
 Those who heard Miss Theodora Chflds address the students of the High School class of dietetics and home economics. at the Staples High School lsst Friday speak in glowing terms of her enthusiasm and the power she possessed of holding the close at tention of the students This class is composed of more than score of young people from the ages of 15 to IS. and the message Miss Childs had to bring was both timely and valuable. She spoke of the need of ventilation, since the lungs feed upon the elements of which pure air is composed, and
 
 blood, invigorate the whole system. The care of the teeth was another topic. for these are the sentinels which guard the gate way to the stomach. and upon their condition depends the proper mastication of food. Bathing was also spoken of. and ,the example of the sturdy and vigorous Japanese made good illustration. for they take two or three baths a day. To bathe in cold water was recommended as safeguard against colds. although there are physicians who claim that mil crobe is the cause of colds.
 The next address before the Staples High School will be given by Supt. Wheatley of thts town.
 Miss Emma F. Wakeman spent the week end at Guihord with her friend, Miss Hall.
 The Ladies' Social Club of Hoyden's Hill propose early in January to give an open meeting at the residence of Mrs s. wisner. It will be fair and Japanese party combined. with many home attractions.
 Wednesday next the Ladies' Union of the Congregational church of Green field Hill. will hold a social meeting at the parsonage.
 Mrs. s. H. Olmstead has returned from three weeks visit in kensing-
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Bradley have been week end guests of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Smith. at Lyons Plains.
 FTeu jennings. Etnei MeTWln anu Frances Pease are to have charge of the Christmas music at the Greenfield Hill church.
 The Dixon family has moved to Bridgeport.
 The dance tomorrow evening given by the Fairfield Stars. at Perry's hall, promises to be a very enjoyable af- fair
 Mrs. Rufus Jennings is home from a visit to Greenwich
 Mrs. Dunkirizs is visiting MT. and Mrs. Leslie Jennings.
 Thursday next there will be a tur- key supper at the Southport Congre- gational church.
 Dr. and Mrs. Sturges. it is rumored, will spend the winter in Bridgeport
 Tomorrow, afternoon at 3 o'clock there will De a reading at the house of Mrs. S. C. Sherwood. under the aus pices of the Village Improvement So- ciety.
 Mrs. Joseph Pinkham is visiting in Port Chester for several weeks.